here tonight has to do with with he went to walter reed.while that would be expected of perhaps surprising is that his visit today, perhaps his last as president, was his 23rd. and we have very few pictures of past visits to show you because they've been below the radar. he normally likes to keep his visits private. most are photos the wounded vets themselves and their families have posted. today, the president has sacred duty while in office. the two wards he visits at walter reed, four west and four center, are humbling places. and women come back to be put together or at least to heal their wounds and prepare for today the president met with 13 soldiers and decorated 12 of them with the purple heart. president-elect donald trump as long as he is president and continue to volunteer to serve our country. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. "hardball" with chris matthews begins right now. >>> tweet to tweet. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. donald trump was down, he

. >>> president obama made his 23rd visit to a walter reed national medical center tuesday and perhaps his last as president. a few pictures of past visits to show you. he likes to keep his visits private. most are photos the wounded walter reed are where service men and woman dock back to be put back together. yesterday the president met with 13 soldiers and decorated 12 with a purple heart. >>> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. michelle obama unveiled decorations on tuesday. family members and u.s. service members were invited for an early view. 500 hours designing and building the decorations. 200,000 legos. >> that one is impressive the american flag, great to see. i don't know if you we heard of this, i haven't, we probably all experienced it or have been guilty of doing it, phone snubing, when someone is distract bid their smartphone, i don't want to talk to bill karins so i will be hon my phone phubbing interacting with partners. more than half in a relationship aren't satisfied because of familiar culprits like money problems or having kids t. lat

walter reed are where men and woman dock back to be put back together. yesterday the president met with 13 soldiers and decorated 12 with a purple heart. >>> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas at the white house. michelle obama unveiled decorations on tuesday. family members and u.s. service members were invited for an early view. a whole lot of legos, they spent 500 hours designing and building >> that one is impressive the american flag, great to see. i don't know if you we heard of this, i haven't, we probably all experienced it or have been guilty of doing it, phone snubing, when someone is distract bid their smartphone, i don't want to talk to bill karins so i will be hon my phone phubbing him. 70% of people think it's hurting interacting with partners. more thanal aren't satisfied because of familiar culprits like money problems or having kids t. latest romance buster is apparently smartphones. so if i'm having dinner. >> i have two. >> if are you on a bad date, now you purposely grab your phone and start? >> you have a fake friend call y

rehabbing at walter reed, he said he rega independence when therapist tammy helped him get phind the wheel. >> i'm one of those miracles and one of the fortunate ones and she was able to help. one out of the over 400 wounded warriors she was able to help at walter reed. >> now, they're business partners, just opening their driver rehabilitation center of excellence in fairfax county. he handled the business end, fitz will do the driving rehab. drce will do everything from working with nonprofits to get a specially equipped vehicle if needed. >> we're out doing vehicle sales, evaluation training and installation of adaptive equipment. >> in the audience a show of support, many of the men fitz helped at walter reed. mark remembers wondering how he would get to work again or take his daughter to school. >> one of the big thinks is some of the independence i want to get back, and one was i would be able to drive again. >> now driving this van using his hand to brake and accelerate is second nature. >> there to cheer on the new business, virginia's veterans appears secretary who said this

came from all over new england to attend this "i was in iraq 18 months i got hurt, spent time at walter reed. i came home and there's no way i'll let anyone take down the flag, no way. it means a lot to me and my brothers." the protests remained peaceful with the exception of one incident, when the protesters went to take a group photo one everyone making obscene gestures. northeast wisconsin technical college hosted a groundbreaking ceremony today for their new transportation center. the 62- thousand square foot building will house the college's automotive, auto collision and diesel medium and heavy trucks programs. the project is part of the 20-15 referendum. the building is expected to open in fall of 20- two building projects are underway at the university of wisconsin-oshkosh, but crews have yet to break ground on a third that officials originally expected to finish intramural recreation field complex will now begin next year.the 6-point-4 million dollar complex includes a warm-up field, and a "super" field. a dome will cover the super field from november through april that will allow f

i remember waking up in walter reed about a week later. >> thank god you ended up there.der if there was a time when they were concerned, because your injuries were such that it could have been very difficult to survive that. >> i think it was. you know, there was certainly concern when i was going through landstuhl, but when i woke up in walter reed next to heroes, courageous heroes that sustained much more serious injuries than my own, guys that are missing three and four limbs, blind and burned, they inspire you to keep going, to let you know it doesn't matter what you face, you overcome it. that's what got me to today. >> i love that you hear it, and you decided to run for congress first, and you won the seat. what's your biggest priority for the people of your district? >> two things. one, president trump is talking about a lot of infrastructure, and a lot of that has to be in florida, with our dilapidated, and an ode to veterans, and when they come from that battlefield, that they're given everything they deserve from the department of veterans affairs. >> florida's

scientists at walter reed national military center used m-r-i to scan 130 soldiers with a traumatic brain injury. experts say the findings could lead to new treatments for injury-related mood disorders. a research team wki find out if doctors could treat pneumonia in kids with fewer antibiotics. the team will enroll up to 400 children with community-acquired pneumonia. they'll investigate whether 5 days of antibiotics can beat the infection rather than the standard 10 days. antibiotic resistance has been a well-documented problem. coming up... safety net where ever you go. "it has a gps tracker so i can use my phone security."the four different wearable safety devices that could help if you ever find yourself in trouble. if you found yourself in a dangerous situation would you have a dependable way to communicate?what about your children? there are wearable safety deviceou can help if something goes terribly wrong.fred shropshire reports. "in the back of my mind i'm always worried that something bad will happen mom emily maambo does everything she can, to protect 8 year old juliana and 11

>> after visiting at walter reed or whatever, yeah. sure, i mean we would talk about them, and think about those families. in many cases the families were there with them, around them, there's one injured warrior that i know of who now we still see who had such a severe injury. >> he was at the invictus games. >> he's one of the warriors that george has painted and he painted him with this scar in his head that he has still, but with his little child on his lap. what a lot of warriors will say, is that their families are what saw them through. one couple that george paintsed the -- he painted a portrait of him, but he painted his wife with him. this man said his wife was always there always with him, and he had also suffered a head injury, where he needed the help that she could give him. he's doing great now, george didn't just do his portrait by himself. but painted her in it, because he credited her with his recovery. >> meeting our service members, spending time on military bases fundamentally changes who you are as a civilian. i k

however, i want them to understand how seriously that i spent time in walter reed, i came home and there's no way i'll let anybody take down the flag. >> the college's president did not attend the demonstrations. >>> parents and students at ridgewood high school in new new port richey plan on protesting over the new student dress code. students are getting referrals, being threatened with bad grades because of the way they dress. ridgewood high's dress code took effect october 18th. school officials say a dress code leads to fewer classroom disruptions. >>> today governor rick scott will be in the bay area to talk about job growth. scott will be at blue grace logistics. that's just west of i-75 in river view. scott is scheduled to speak there at 3 this afternoon. >>> and a reminder again, it is cyber monday. today may be a good time to slow summer travel could result in big fares. trips to the caribbean and europe are expected to have big discounts. >> you know who can do that, one luck lucky person in tennessee. someone there matched all six power ball numbers in saturday night's drawing,

he was shot five times that year and spent two years at walter reed national military medical center. he is retired and now says comedy is therapeutic for ptsd. when you are able to look at a funny, how can it make me and others laugh, it's therapeutic that way. >> reporter: now it's his moment. >> when i do this, i'm doing air quotes, you see, i'm missing my middle finger. so this is not, apostrophe, end quote. >> reporter: at the washington, d.c. improv comedy theater. >> nkt fact, you know, i wouldn't be here today if it wasn't from a little help above. two apache gunships just came in. >> reporter: they liked him. >> hilarious. made his experience relatable, something that i didn't feel awkward laughing about. >> i want to keep following the comedy thing. i want to she how far i can take it. >> reporter: in northwest dc, shomari stone, news4. >>> next at 11:00, ambushed. >> there was absolutely nothing now we know the suspect has had run-ins with cops before. >>> security at one of our local airports includes a dog with a nose for money. >> good boy. >> meet the k-9, who is train

i spent time at walter reed, hanscom air force base. i came home and there's no way i'll let anybody take down the flag. >> the city's mayor stood with those veterans. the college's president did not attend the demonstrations. >>> new york city police searching for a woman stealing from people waiting in line to see hamilton. between may and the beginning of this month six theater patrons have had things stolen. most of the time they were actually waiting after the show to investigators say the woman used the stolen credit cards to purchase more than $2200 worth of items across the city including at macy's stores. she was caught on surveillance cameras at various stores using those cards. >>> a georgia couple now newlyweds after getting married at a grocery store on thanksgiving day. now, while home from a tour in afghanistan four years ago charles tinson went to his local grocery store to buy thanksgiving dinner. that's when he ran into mary. the two had met before, but that's the day they both decided to start dating. >> i heard someo

. >>> president obama made his 23rd visit to walter reed national military hospital tuesday, perhaps his last as president. we have very few pictures of past visits to show you because he likes to keep his visits private. most of the photos are wounded vets themselves from them. they are the ones who posted it. the two wards he visited are places where our service men a together, at least to heal their wounds and prepare for life as civilians. yesterday the president met with 13 soldiers and decorated 12 of them with a purple heart. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. the white house, first lady michelle obama unveiled this year's decorations. families were invited for an early view and her theme includes a whole lot of legos. the team of lego master builders spent 500 hours building and 200,000 leggos and all that is my favorite there with the stars and stripes. >>> it's definitely experienced. maybe you're guilty of it. it's called subbing. it's where basically somebody is distracted by their smartphone. so the national opinion research center finds it is killing relat

i spent time at walter reed. i came home and there's no way i will let anybody take down the flag. it means a lot to me and my brothers. nichole: the protesters also placed flags around town. the school says it welcomes the peaceful discussions about its decision. reid: a successful fundraiser for a scholarship in memory of heath, the man who lost his life saving others in the taunton mall rampage. his widow says $11,000 was raised this weekend of support the george heath hero scholarship. rosemary heath organized the fundraiser at the bertucci's in taunton. that's where heath stepped in to stop a violent rampage in the spring. the george heath superhero scholarship will go to a student at greater new bedford voc-tech high school, where heath worked. nichole: a black friday record dud for some shoppers tomorrow. shoppers spent $3.3 billion online on friday. that's a 21% increase over last year. experts say the trend could suggest that shoppers aren't waiting for cyber monday, which has traditionally been the busiest day of the year for online shopping. and retailers say some big de

spent time at walter reed. i came home and there's no way i'll let anybody take down the flag at all. that means a lot to me and my brothers. emily: the protestors also placed flags around town. the school says it well comes peaceful discussions about its decision. randy: massachusetts attorney general maggie hassan is deposition. exxon mobil says her investigation is politically motivated. "the herald" reports healey is saying it takes exceptional circumstances to demand she be deposed. the mbta management and financial control board is set to meet today on plans to improve the experience of t riders. the t service. emily: millions of consumers set to take advantage of cyber-monday deals today. the national retail federation expects more than 120 million americans to shop online. cyber-monday marks retailers' last chance to build on strong weekend sales. a sign today could be strong. more americans made purchases online than in stores on black friday. taking a look at the markets now, asian stocks mixed overni

. >>> "the new york times" reports on obama's latest visit to walter reed. probably his final trip there as president of the united states. yesterday, mr. obama met 13 soldiers and awarded 12 purple hearts. his aides say that the president walter reed but they have deeply affected him. >> great hospital there taking care of our men and women. >>> are the election behind us, we continue our series "issues that matter." to explore the challenges facing our country. this morning, we are looking at national security with former defense secretary robert gates. >> in september, gates voiced serious concerns about donald trump in a "wall street journal" opinion piece. he wrote on at least on national security i believe mr. trump is beyond repair and gates added he is unqualified and commander in chief. secretary gates joins us for his first interview since the election. >> thank you. >> how have you seen him now as we have looked at him as president-elect? >> i wrote that op-ed based on the statements that had been made in the campaign about our allies, about nato,

she spent a year at walter reed medicalen back together. i spent a few hours with her to learn that, heroes are, well, they're just born after the dust has settled, so to speak. take a look. >> reporter: specialist stephanie moore are just exchanged birthday gifts with a roommate when the grenades hit. >> two rpgs came in back to back. i was on the ground and i seen everybody else laying there. >> reporter: she wrapped her present, a mickey mouse blanket, around her best friend to stop the bleeding. >> it was something you never want to see. your own child just laying flat in that bed with tubes and blood everywhere. it was just -- it was too much. >> it was the day that she lived and they didn't. it was a day that she fell up in another. and it was the day that she looked down and her body wasn't the same. >> reporter: she spent the next three years at walter reed fighting to save her leg. >> how do you push forward when you were the only survivor and the other four were kia? >> reporter: slowly through the sport she once loved, stephanie

. >> inside walter reed national medical center in bethesda. >> reporter: for retired marine corps staff sergeant liam dwyer, the road to recovery has been dramatically improved by be a normal heightthetic leg. >> the ability to stand up and be a normal height. >> reporter: he was seriously wounded in afghanistan when he stepped on an explosive device. the blast severed his leg. but it didn't touch his spirit. he is a fierce competitor. >> when i put the helmet on, we get in the car, it's a level playing field at that point. injuries. >> racing is what gives to me that drive to wake up every morning. and it fills that void that not being in the military left. >> reporter: retired staff sergeant dave lafert helps make his second career a possibility. >> i'm sure your background in the military inspired you to do this. >> reporter: he's the humble genius prosthetics department. not only are they stunningly life-like, their technology is extraordinary. the department even found a way for an adventurous triple amputee to swim again. modern prosthetics allow another to go fishing. [ laughter

from the first woke up in walter reed, i have been working for veterans. they are my life's work. you can threaten to sue me as much as you want but if you do not do your job and you are a government employee, i will come after you. moderator: thank you. let's move on. -- kirk: >> senator kirk, you have committed past mistakes. including your admission you may not have been shot at while flying in intelligence missions over iraq and an overstatement of the case when you said you commanded the pentagon war room. as evidenced by your news conference with these women today, their statements about bad treatment of patients, veterans issues are a key part in this race. given this, what would you say to voters concerned about your past misstatements. : my pastirk misstatements have been small and salvage and i only have myself, i did not a lot of who hadike my opponent veterans die while waiting on the waiting list. if you would like to know the people who witnessed that, they are right here. duckworth: [chuckling] i am proud of the fact that we added beds. perhaps folks in chicago do n

jonathan: right now president obama is at walter reed national medical center and he is visiting wounded service members at the hospital. house within the hour. michelle: all right. the bucket that launched a research phenomenon is getting a home in the smithsonian. the original ice bucket from the ice bucket challenge -- that seems so long ago, right? it went on display at the national museum of american history today. you are looking at now a few of the videos that went viral in the campaign when it was at the height. everybody was doing this. the online push raised millions of dollars to find a smithsonian display on the history of philanthropy. jonathan: there you go. michelle: did you do that? jonathan: we did. it started out in boston. it caught on like wildfire. a great thing to do. it brought a lot of especially the workplaces together. people would do it together. people like to do it with the boss. michelle: yeah. that was the best. you know that exhibit opens today. otherwise known as giving tuesday. jonathan: it is. but on the heels of black friday, small business saturday, c

kennedy: hair price faulkner said send them walter reed for the day. >> there is an organization calleds across america. if you have got a son or daughter, brother or sister or friends who doesn't understand what this country was built on, in december, december 16-17, all across america volunteers can go out to veterans cemeteries and place wreets and they will -- place wreaths. and it gives that person an opportunity to walk around and understand what this country is birth on. kennedy: i think hippies are allergic to veterans and freedom. >> the democratic party has become a radical, extreme ignorant political party. this is suppose to be an institution of higher learning. instead they have shut down debate. they don't have a discussion about what does the flag mean? instead they just take it down. they believe the flag is offensive, they should not get a penny of federal money. kennedy: i would be fine with that. i don't want to squash anyone's free speech. if that's what they believe, that's fine. it's not owe kay. lame duck president barack obama hard at work cranking out midnight a

john cob, veteran, johns hopkins, ucla medical, walter reed bethesda, balboa, camp pendleston naval hospital retired marine sergeant major john cob spent 30 years in the military. although he's retired-- the pain of his service sticks with him . john cob:"by the time i got out i was on a lot of pain medications, i dont even know how i functioned, honestly, it was alot" he now lives with constant back pain, chronic insomnia and p-t-s-d he's tried every treatment in the book. john cob: epidurals, done the trigger point injections, done the..., nthe. he came to the float s -- where owner beth jones says anyone can float away the pain... inungvets completely weightless,yo u're floating effortlessly the tktre's a thousand unds ofa littlei rsion of thedead sea" c 60 minute sessions in the tank -- and jones says they get a lot out of that short amount of time. jones: the brain benefits are pretty astounding, so stress, anxiety from anything, insomnia, migraines, all of that, like i said that restful environment in the tank kind of allows the brain to reboot itself and functions for cob-- those bene

. >> reporter: she spent the next three years at walter reed fighting to save her leg. >> how do you push forward when you were the only survivor and the other four were kia? >> reporter: slowly through the sport she once loved, stephanie found her way back. surgeries, she had had enough. on july 4th, doctors amputated stephanie's leg. you always hear about the greatest generation but you realize every generation that fights is really the greatest generation. if i can do something to help her or just make her smile or laugh, hey, i've done my job. i hope. how are you? >> jay leno. >> how you doing? what's going on? i'm guessing that's stephanie. hi, stephanie. how you doing? >> how are you? >> this looks hard. >> you want to play? >> i could tell when i'm being hustled. do i want to play. yeah. >> put your feet back. >> back here. >> if somebody clip them, you might end up like me. >> you guys play hard. >> reporter: though i obviously have no game, we do have one thing in common -- we both like to go fast. >> we can race in wheelchairs and see who is the fastest. >> okay, sure. hey!

president obama vists wounded warriers at walter reed medical center. the president visits the country's largest military hospital several times each year... and those visits are private --- out of the public view. the white house says he met with awarded 13 purple hearts. hundreds gather to say goodbye to a man they never met. when a homeless veteran died in wyoming -- the county had a hard time finding his family and asked people in the community to find his sister -- who received his flag at the service. ever expected a turnout like this or all that i've been given." themselves. its coming up -- new information about the severe storms which ripped through iowa this week. plus -- remembering a legend, an eastern iowa athlete passes away. the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart is up next. jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather informati

captain louis avilla is an outpatient at walter reed and today he got keys to brand new home nearby. "fox5" bob barnard has the story. >> reporter: it's a veteran's day homecoming like few others. led by a police escort to a new house on kenilworth drive way the new home of army captain louis a vi lla severely injured by a roadside bomb in afghanistan five years ago. >> welcome home. >> overrulely entering what captain avilla's wife calls their forever home. >> definitely this home will restore swift independence, your pride your mobility. >> while we never can truly repay the debt we owe can strive to show him and brorns and sisters and our appreciation in gratitude whenever possible. >> actor and hugh map tearian gary sext neese foundation 52 home for severely wounded veterans. >> there's all kind of things in here that allows captain luis avilla to be better cared for and him to have a little more independence. todd make life easier. everything inside and out of the house do i nated by partners of the gary senees foundation. >> the home is now going to be a building. this is going

i feel had i not been with my husband at walter reed for so many months, i would not have been awarepening. so i feel blessed to have this mission field, to be able to go to work every day looking for ways to provide the support for these caregivers, and i love that. public service to me is just a wonderful way to give back for the blessings that we have in america. >> thanks to senator elizabeth dole and all the hidden heroes. for more information, please logon to hiddenheroes.org. >>> when we come back, we look ahead to the new era coming to the white house and capitol hill as well. >>> in just a few minutes, more on the changing of the guard as president-elect trump keeps a laser focus on who will be part of his new white house team. you'll hear from texas senator louie goemert on what to expect along with carly schaffer on how team trump is gearing up on national security. we'll take a look at pivotal roles of first ladies in the past and melania trump can look forward to in the future. see you in a few. i really did save hundreds on my car insurance with geico. i should take a c

i got hurt and spent time at walter reed, hanscom air force base. i came home and there's no way i'll let anybody take down the flag. it means a lot to me and my brothers. >> people came from all over new england to attend. the news upset springfield's mayor who stood in solidarity with veterans. >> for the students and president and board of trustees, the opportunities they have sacrificed, this flag. not to fly the flag on this campus, if you were in some other countries, it would be handled very differently. >> protests remain peaceful with the exception of one incident when protesters went to take a group photo. one man sat until the middle making obscene gestures. >> so the college's president did not attend the demonstration but he said the decision to remove the flag was to create a differing opinions. >> sarah: jury selection in the trial of the man accused of killing nine people in a south carolina church continues today. dylann roof was found competent to stand trial on friday. and the judge today has granted roof's motion to represent him

. >> today, a wounded warrior and a former walter reed therapist opened a unique bes service members and veterans. the story from northern virginia bureau chief julie carey. >> when mark stepped on an ied in his fourth deployment to afghanistan, he lost his left leg and his right was amputated above the knee. he worried about how he would get himself to work again or take his daughter to school. >> one of the biggest things was the independence i want to get back. one was would i be able to drive again. >> we do a comprehensive evaluation of your ability and function from the top down. physical limitations, visual limitations. cognitive, mental health, and custom a plan that will be able to hopefully return to driving. >> while tammy will drain, josh will handle the business side of things. he had a financial degree before he recently pitched his business idea to her. drce was born. >> one day i had a revelation that said this is a chance to use your skins to help somebody to help so many others. >> this is a business not just for wounded warriors. anyone with a disability who needs

between old age and level problems begins to fade shortly after his 41st birthday and he dies at walter reed. a seven regiment armory. of thee in the rotunda macarthur memorial. mcarthur said i would be at the dedication, which was originally scheduled to the -- he said i will be there alive or dead. it was considered the de facto dedication of the mcmartin are -- macarthur memorial. macarthur always felt this place was not always just about him. his dedication speech which he never gave. he always felt very strongly about the millions of men and women who fought the world wars. we are about the men and women with whom he served, telling their stories as well. we certainly hope you will come and explore that. this is the flag. they are folding it in this picture. as far as i'm concerned it will never be unfolded. and the presidential proclamation from general johnson. marking the passing of general douglas macarthur. our next stop will show you the general metals and iconic items, give you a sense of the man, who she was, and what he did. this is our concluding gallery. in many ways it is th

i spent time at walter reed, hanscom air force base. i came home and there's no way i will let anybody take down the flag at all. it means a lot to me and my brothers. >> kris: school officials decided not the fly the flag after students burned it in protest of the presidential election. >> christa: the f.d.a. has found three massachusetts hospitals were at fault for failing to report a number of deaths and injuries caused by medical devices. according to the "globe," mass general hospital and umass memorial did not report dozens of cases over the past three years where patients were harmed by instruments that were apparently contaminated. dorchester home. >> christa: and a park damaged by vandals,. how one community is moving on. >> sarah: bri eggers is going up against a former football >> wren: not a bad start to your work week. aloft calm winds out there. winds up to 10mph. that's how it's going to be throughout your forecast today. as we warm up, we're looking at seasonable temperatures, plenty of sunshine. you factor in some prett

croth is it's here in chevy chase on kenilworth driveway.vewa sort of near walter reed reed military medical center becausec captain louis there in wheelchair he lost legt he was badly wounded in ied explosion during his fifth tourt in afghanistan five years ago. it's been a long rode to recovery. reco he's married. they have -- he and his wife wif claudia have three sons and right now catholic priest isli p blessing the house. the house this is a smart home that wast s built with a lot of contributions inspired by the gary sinise foundation and garyg sinise is here for the the february when we were here for r the ground breaking.. the washington redskins redin charitable foundation, also,io contributing to this effort here. it's a smart home that basicalll will allow louis and his familyy to live as much a normal life as possible with his physical limitations because of his injuries from afghanistan, and d everybody basically donatedoned everything you can think of thei counters, the roof, thef flooring, everything this home happen.n. we had chance earlier to speakes to gary sinise

we have walter reed eastbound 80 if you not you could cut over, you will not be able to. can take central over to 580 so not too bad and backup will grow into the morning. i show you drive times in less than 10 minutes but right new we will check with meteorologist mike nicco with the dense fog. >> it is on the move and that is the issue. from the western side or the eastern side of the san mateo bridge you can barely see quarter-mile. we are officially three-quarters in hayward and oakland oakland. the east bay shoreline into the not bay, quarter-mile in petaluma and napa and mountain view. 280 at 17, you can see the fog in san jose, temperatures in the upper 40s to mid-50s hanging out in the 60 at noon and possibly 70 inland with hazy sunshine. rain is on the way tomorrow. >> more news a deadly crash on 101 at sfo a opinion was hit on the freeway by two cars. matt? >> good morning. we have heard mike talk about the weather conditions. the c.h.p. said the fog and drizzle were not a factor in millbrae in the northbound lane of 101 beyond the millbrae avenue exit. two vehi

spent time at walter reed, landstuhl. i came home. there's nobody i'll let anybody take down the flag. it means a lot to me and my brothers. emily: the protestors placed flags around town. the school welcomes discussions about its decision. randy: a retrial hearing for an officer accused of gunning down an unarmed man. new clues in a serious hit-and-run in the city of brockton. a victim fighting for his life. a fiery wreck between a car and a hotel shuttle. new details from the scene in chelsea on the way for this the eyeopener team ready with news to go. erika is tracking new claims of voter fraud from the president-elect. emily: first, cindy has a look at your forecast. today looks good, but there's something on the horizon. there it is. cindy: we need the rainfall, absolutely. and we're going to get a couple of rounds this week. we have one batch, there it is, coming in tomorrow. another one later wednesday into early thursday. we could use it. we're behind for the month. there's our deficit. over 11 inches for the year. this first

i got to spend time at walter reed, i came home, and there is no way that i will let anybody take down the flags at all. it means a lot to me and my brothers. >> the protesters also placed flags around town, and the school says it welcomes peaceful discussions about the decision. randy: ahead in news to go, a retrial hearing today for an officer accused of gunning down and run in brockton. the victim fighting for his life this morning. plus a fiery wreck between a car and hotel airport shuttle. the new details in overnight from the scene in chelsea. on the way for this monday randy: good morning, the erika is tracking new claims of voter fraud from the president-elect. emily: first we want to check in with cindy for a look at your forecast. today looks great but after that things kind of -- there it is. >> yeah. >> just east of chicago, and this is the first round, we're going to get a couple of rounds of rain this week. but you are thinking oh, great, rain but it's november. could be snow, and we need the rain desperately. there you go. we have only had an inch and a half so far in th