kansas city tiene un 60%. dallas, mÁximas de 82. chicago tiene un 60% de actividad de lluvia, mÁximas en los 68. tiempo mayormente seco para la zona triestatal. mi gente de nueva york, a partir de maÑana tienen un 60% de actividad de lluvia y un descenso en las temperaturas para el viernes. adelante, chicos! karla: asÍ es. no se pueden perder al fantasmÓlogo que les dirÁ cÓmo saber si sus seres queridos del mÁs allá se quieren comunicar con ustedes. francisca: y no dejen de ver las impactantes declaraciones de "el hijo incÓmodo" de juan gabriel, alberto aguilera jr., quien acusa al tÍo de sus hermanos de manipularlos. johnny: entÉrate cÓmo evitar las infecciones cuando estÁs yendo al gimnasio. karla: ya regresamos a "despierta amÉrica"! mucha diversiÓn, como siempre. francisca: y nuestro altar, ahÍ estÁ! francisca: y nuestro altar, ahÍ estÁ! tienes razón. tenemos que prepararnos para el gran show. ¡¿qué pasa, dudes!? ¡hay mucho que hacer! ¿iron man, puedes ir por las luces? ¡voy volando! ¿hey, qué te pare

parcialmente nublado en kansas, missouri y iowa. maÑana el medio este empezarÍa a tener actividad de algunas inundaciones repentinas. ¿quÉ esperar para el dÍa de hoy? en chicago, tiempo mayormente seco, pero ese sistema frontal empezarÁ a traer inestabilidad. un 20% para las horas de la noche, y maÑana de un 60 a 70%. las mÁximas hoy en los 72. la ciudad del sol, miami, le da la bienvenida a los dÍas parcialmente nublados. las mÁximas en los 81, y empieza a aumentar esa brisa. new york, mÁximas en los 57. bastante frÍo, abríguese muy bien! y a partir del jueves, la zona triestatal, ya empieza la lluvia a llegar. es todo lo que les traje en el segmento del tiempo. vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". ana patricia: gracias, mi caro. en "lo mÁs in" te presentamos el accesorio ideal para servir el vino, que te va a facilitar la forma de disfrutar tus cÓcteles favoritos. johnny: y en "despierta amÉrica" siguen nuestras exclusivas. no te puedes perder la entrevista con el hijo de juan gabriel, que serÁ la comidilla del

we're the johnsons from kansas city. yes, the suckers-- i mean, the johnsons. come right in. come right in, i'll show you right over here. move, honey, move. this is the kitchen over here, and this is the living room. this is 15 by 8, it was built in 1921. and then in 1965, we repainted the place. and uh, and over here, south of the carpet some, all this furniture is original reproduction of something famous. come on, right up here. move, honey, move! y'all go ahead up there. come on. there you are. now, look here, this is the bedroom. [closes door] second bedroom. [closes door] sunroom. [closes door] bathroom. lamont: hey! excuse me. [closes door] [inaudible] now, back to the living room. hurry, move faster, folks. back to the living room. hey, you gonna take it? well, i think i'd like to see it first. well, i've seen enough, mavis. it's perfect, mr. sanford. i can relocate my junk business here with no problem at all. good, good. leonard, are you crazy? this place looks like an earthquake hit it. shut up, lady! now, listen, i'll accept any reasonable offer. [earthquake rumb

. >> she died when her bus crashed and the memorial is in kansas and it is for any educator who died serving students. >> the police chief is starting with the youngest community mem members. >> we want to make sure the kids are armed with knowledge about what their rights are and situation doesn't erupt into something where they go to jail. >> this is to help students understand the dos and don't to dealing with police. >> camping at a popular location can soon cost you and campers not cleaning up after themselves could be to blame. legalizing i'm michael bennet, and i approve this message. narrator: what do you really know about darryl glenn, the fringe republican candidate for senate? darryl glenn doesn't believe in climate change. he's for eliminating the department of education. and glenn wants to outlaw abortion even in cases of rape and incest. reporter: glenn says if he's fortunate enough to go to capitol hill, he has no interest in working across the aisle. darryl glenn: i'm running against democrats. i'm running against evil. narrator: darryl glenn is wrong for colorado. wo

loves dancing, playing with her big brother and watching her kansas city chiefs. and one belated birthday to adriana who turned 1 who loves to watch the news believe it or not, play with her big shelter dogs have >>> inmates and shelter dogs, you can say they maybe have stuff in common. they are both in temporary housing, fearful of the unfamiliar situation and of what lies ahead. >>lc partnership, inmates and animal sensor, dogs are given a second chance. >> simpson, sit. good boy. >> reporter: sampson has been at the animal sent he for six months. >> he was a stray. and he was kind of like, very depressed and a little kind of broken down when he arrived. a little rough around the ed edges. >> reporter: the behavioral specialist and other volunteers worked with him, but there was still room for improvement. the per fact opportunity came the travis county correctional complex. >> an absolute life saving partnership. >> reporter: on thursday, the austin animal center announced a new program that included inmates training dogs. it began in september. the four-week c

fox can only project that donald trump will win the states of kansas, north dakota, south dakota, texas and wyoming. >> in nebraska one of just two states, along with maine, that does not use a winner take all system of awarding delegates, fox news can project that donald trump will win four electoral votes. it's too early to say who will be nebraska second congressional district which represents that state's fifth and final electoral vote. meanwhile hillary clinton is ahead in new mexico, although we don't know whether she will prevail there which is really interesting. because donald trump visited new mexico in the final days of the campaign, a blue state. >> clearly they saw something in their internal polling that the rest of us may not have seen in the public polling. it's too early to project winners in perhaps the two most important battleground states of the hour, arizona and colorado. trump has been counting on arizona's 11 electoral votes to keep his presidential prospects alive. while mr. clinton hopes that colorado's nine electoral votes will help cement her path to the whit

it was felt by people in several other states-- including texas, kansas and missouri. officials say a few minor injuries have been reported. former u-s attorney general janet reno has died. passed away at her home in miami after a 20-year battle with parkinson's disease. reno was the first woman appointed to attorney general, during bill clinton's presidency. she served eight years in office-- but was never considered part of clinton's inner circle. her tenure was marked by the deadly showdown at a religious compound in waco, texas in 19-93. also the custody battle over young cuban immigrant elian gonzalez. reno was 78 years old. virginia... texas... and new york are on high alert for a in a statement... the f-b-i said it was working closely with local law enforcement... and that all possible security threats are regularly assessed ahead of election day. sources say no specific locations are mentioned within those states... and the intelligence is still being assessed. toss to weather. after a crisp morning, we're warming quickly in today's upper 60s. as our next cold

parcialmente nublado en kansas, missouri y iowa. maÑana el medio este empezarÍa a tener actividad de algunas inundaciones repentinas. ¿quÉ esperar para el dÍa de hoy? en chicago, tiempo mayormente seco, pero ese sistema frontal empezarÁ a traer inestabilidad. un 20% para las horas de la noche, y maÑana de un 60 a 70%. las mÁximas hoy en los 72. la ciudad del sol, miami, le da la bienvenida a los dÍas parcialmente nublados. las mÁximas en los 81, y empieza a aumentar new york, mÁximas en los 57. bastante frÍo, abríguese muy bien! y a partir del jueves, la zona triestatal, ya empieza la lluvia a llegar. es todo lo que les traje en el segmento del tiempo. vamos con mÁs de "despierta améca ana patricia: gracias, mi caro. en "lo mÁs in" te presentamos el accesorio ideal para servir el vino, que te va a facilitar la forma de disfrutar tus cÓcteles favoritos. johnny: y en "despierta amÉrica" siguen nuestras exclusivas. no te puedes perder la entrevista con el hijo de juan gabriel, que serÁ la comidilla del dÍa. ana patr

donald trump, we project, will win kansas, with its six electoral votes, nebraska with its five electoral votes, and wyoming with its three electoral votes. donald trump wins those three. donald trump wins some more states. three more, he will carry north dakota, with its three electoral votes, and south dakota with its three electoral votes. donald trump carries those states as well. donald trump carrying some more states. let's take a look at the states where it's too early to call right now. these are the states where the polls have closed, but we're not able to make any projections. arizona, colorado, louisiana, michigan, minnesota, new mexico, texas, and wisconsin. no projections yet. here's the electoral map, as it stands right now. and hillary clinton has 97 electoral votes. donald trump has 84 electoral votes. remember, 270, that's the magic number you need to be elected president of the united states. you can see the map over there, the blue states are the states that hillary clinton has won. the red states are the states that donald trump has won. all those yellow states, all th

kansas city, you've got to be kidding me. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning," charlie rose is in havana, cuba, this morning and he'll report on the death of fidel castro in just a moment. jeff glor is with us here in new york. good to have you here. donald trump is lashing out at hillary clinton's campaign for getting involved in a recount effort in three key states. green party presidential candidate jill stein says her campaign has raised more than $6 million and that is enough to pursue vote recounts in wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. >> the president-elect attacked the clinton campaign in a series of tweets he alleged widespread voter fraud and disputed hillary clinton's nearly 2 million vote lead. mr. trump tweeted this, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. that claim was found to be false by independent fact checkers. the clinton campaign's general counsel responded last night tweeting we are getting attacked for participating in a recount that we didn't

. >> another republican state, kansas, six electoral votes. republican dominated the state, it goes again to the republican, donald trump. state of nebraska, five electoral votes. donald trump, only projected to win four. >> well, it splits its vote. the second district, it's a place that the clinton team is very hopeful to pick up. >> they paid some attention to omaha. >> and not just omaha, states they never paid attention to before. arizona, who would have ever thought we would be talking about arizona. texas, they had hopes there. they were even looking at utah. this map has changed for them. they have their sights set high. we will see. >> a lot of red there right now. south dakota, three electoral votes there. that will go republican as well. only voted for democrats in four presidential elections, the last time in 1964. north dakota, their three electoral votes go to donald trump as well. and wyoming, three electoral votes, that goes to donald trump as well. and let's put up the map. right up the middle of the country, straight down the

at kansas city. which is a christmas game. on nbc. and then, the season will end, with oakland at denver. i think denver will be okay, as long as aqib talib comes back. that back keeps being an issue, that really took away something tonight. couldn't you just feel they weren't nearly as dominant on the defensive side in the secondary. action, as well. wolfe is out of the game right now. a lot of stuff going on. >> cris: nice play. nice play. should be able to pin them back here. >> al: to the 4 yard line. jones to the 19. and we go to michele. >> michele: after going undrafted, kapri bibbs has been on denver's practice squad. and he is not just hungry. he is, quote, starving, to play more. i see myself as one of the best backs in the game. sometimes it doesn't happen overnight. but i don't question the process. >> al: may have just earned a meal ticket. 69-yard, catch and run. >> cris: he's trevor siemian's best friend. that makes trevor's stat line look better. >> al: and now, the raiders, can start thinking about the clock, as well.

. >>> busy morning for fire crews in kansas. a chemical plant explosion south of kansas city injuring one person. the explosion at that plant involved packages, arrow -- aerosol and liquid chemicals. there was concern about air quality. >>> the state of north carolina continues to get hit by the town of blowing rock. wildfires across the western part of the state has burned thousands of acres. >>> a small plane crashes on the mountain slope in the san bernardino national forest. the pilot died in the crash. he was the only person on board. the plane was reported missing after air traffic controllers lost communication with it. f.a.a. says it took off from ontario airplane in calif the cause under investigation. >>> the president handing out the medals of freedom today but one of the resip kwrepbtds had trouble before the ceremony. >>> traffic cruising along on one valley road. where people are so excited a big day for west >>> bug day for west valley drivers as the bell road bridge finally opens after months of construction. the

texas suffers its first loss versus kansas since 1938. and the jayhawks snap their 19-game big 12 losing streak. >>> number 16, lsu hosting number 23, florida. rescheduled game supposed to be in gainesville. fourth and goal. geiss stopped by the gators. florida wins, clinches the s.e.c. east. jim mcilwain, very proud to win. >> the way it look at it, they got what they deserved. and it should have been worse. >>> all righty then. and we've got an exciting game over on espn right now. number 13 usc, up 20-14 with under eight to play in the second. now, if the bruins win, then colorado would clinch the division. again, this game over on espn right now. that's it for the ford wrapup, i'm cassidy hubbarth. see you next week. (door slam) ooo! (laughter) ♪ oh my god get out! smile for the camera! ♪ woo! we all live for football. and we're headed to the playoff. life is a sport. the ford escape. be unstoppable. zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen

trump picked kansas congressman mike pom pee yea yo. so far probably most establishment friendly pick also the least controversial does he support water boarding son does his trump for national security adviser lieutenant general mike flynn. he's known for his hard line views on islam and fighting is isis. he's also taken heat for advertises to russia but unlike sessions and pompeo, flynn will not have to face a confirmation hearing. kristin fisher, fox news. >> lots of folks of happy about timing of today's beautiful weather but also about their own times in today's philadelphia half marathon. sound track of bells all morning long as thousands of runners hit the pavement of philadelphia for the annual half marathon. >> it's the 23rd year philly hosted the run which also includes tomorrow's half marathon and an 8k. >> i made the cry. >> did he not get to training this year. he says the 8k is a perfect compromise. isn't half marathon i could have but you need to really train for it. and so the 8k i signed up last week. >> some people had

and on one occasion, i was lecturing, i was on the road with my auto biography and i was in kansas city and there was an introduction given and the chairman said, i should like to introduce david ken dine. he's the author of the greatest ever written. and i thought the evening promised well. then came the killer lines, he said it is also, of course, the only biography ever written. so, thank you so much for not having said that. let me begin. it's january 1952. king george the 6th has just died and winston church who glifrs his last great public announcing that that knews and of course acclaiming george the sixth successor. the king worked with when it came, it came as a friend and acquaintance who recognized and did not fear. and after long day in the sweet good night to those who loved him best. he fell asleep as every man or woman who fears god and nothing else in the world hopes to do. he ended as followed, in your unchallenged tranquil glow of the victorian era. god save the queen. well, there was church hill of his most eloquently devoted in his attitude towards the british, as ep

trump returns shortly afterward saying, no one said it was going to be easy and think happened in kansas is getting a lot of attention because of what the thief stole. the owner of the car came back to find this handwritten note from an apologetic thief who says, he saw a kick are inside and just really wanted it. the guy explained in the note that the car door was unlocked so he grabbed the candy, and >>> temperatures currently outside in the 30s and 40s. 35 leicester, 44 in akron -canton. fog not a huge issue, just a light touch of fog back toward lake and ashtabula counties. other than that, i think things look pretty good. rainfall not an issue not only this morning, but through this afternoon. by lunchtime a nice and mild lunch with temperatures at 60 by noon. highs today the low to mid 60s. and are we tracking the chance for rain? not today. by election day tuesday think we'll see some showers. we will talk more about that coming up in just a couple of that also means the tailgaters are already headed out there. let's check in with desmond, monroe whose life with some of the dedica

kansas city tiene un 60%. dallas, mÁximas de 82. chicago tiene un 60% de actividad de lluvia, mÁximas en los 68. tiempo mayormente seco para la zona triestatal. mi gente de nueva york, a partir de maÑana tienen un 60% de actividad de lluvia y un descenso en las temperaturas para el viernes. adelante, chicos! karla: asÍ es. no se pueden perder al fantasmÓlogo que les dirÁ cÓmo saber si sus seres queridos del mÁs allá se quieren comunicar con ustedes. francisca: y no dejen de ver las impactantes declaraciones de "el hijo incÓmodo" de juan gabriel, alberto aguilera jr., quien acusa al tÍo de sus hermanos de manipularlos. johnny: entÉrate cÓmo evitar las infecciones cuando estÁs yendo al gimnasio. karla: ya regresamos a "despierta amÉrica"! karla: ya regresamos a "despierta amÉrica"! mucha diversiÓn, como siempre.] ¡guau! se acercan las fiestas. [ ladrar ] tienes razón. tenemos que prepararnos para el gran show. ¡¿qué pasa, dudes!? ¡hay mucho que hacer! ¿iron man, puedes ir por las luces? ¡voy volando! ¿hey, qu�

a fourth officer was shot in kansas city. president obama says he intends to give president-elect donald trump space to lead the u.s. and said his own agenda, but mr. obama reserves the right to insert himself into the public debate if he thinks core american values are at stake. the president made his remarks in peru. dayal news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries. i'm emma chandra. david: thank you very much. aming up, optimism about possible opec production freeze has oil climbing. and one of our guests, jonathan glionna of barclays said the s&p 500 will get a 700% boost. we will give you the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ on theil moving higher potential that opec will be to deal to cut production. positive rhetoric over the weekend. this is a truck and make it opec path. -- may give opec pause produces are responding to higher oil prices. prices has a cut in all pop, u.s. producers were russian to the market flood the market with oil. trader? ou do as a -- why would

[cheering and applause] and from kansas city, missouri, it's the johnson family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and today, folks, if the turner family wins today's game, they gonna drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] and let's go meet the johnson family. hey, brandy. brandy: hi. steve: how you doing?

director de la cia, el congresista de kansas mike pompeo y para consejero de segunda nacional trump eligio a otra persona cercana el general michael flynn y tambiÉn romney estÁ por verse americanos >>> de los estados unirse en los sfus esfuerzos a favor de los estadounidense y que serÍan obligados regresar. la canciller dijo lo mÁs importante evitar la hostilidad. >>> ahora es prioritario el proceso de reforma es un esfuerzo de largo plazo que no debemos abandonar, necesitamos una comunidad empoderada y con derecho en estados unidos. pero hoy la informaciÓn y la informaciÓn sobre todo migratoria a partir del 20 de enero serÁ bien importantes y sumar los recursos que ustedes ne tienen a lo que nosotros tengamos, puede ser fundamental. >>> la importancia de reforzar el programa de consulados mÓviles en aquellos lugares de estados unidos donde hay mayor hostilidad en la comunidad mexicana >>> otro que hablÓ sobre el nuevo gobierno fue el presidente obama, el mandatario dijo no hay que ser pesimistas y dijo darle una oportunidad a donald trump ocurriÓ en perÚ. >>> muy entusiasmados

. >>> now we take to you kansas, a kid dressed like, make america great again. what's he dressed us? donald trump. his mom using an umbrella, grass skirts and poster boards to look. that's what's buzzing today. back to you. >> that's pretty good no matter where your politics stand. >>> the starbucks red holiday season is back. >> as you can see, the cups are green. it features can of a mosaic of more than 100 people drawn in a single stroke. people have asked if they will bring the red cups back. starbucks is not saying. but there's labels that say no saying the holiday plans are not over. >>> a scary scene. it's all caught on tape. >> who came to the rescue when this boy is out in the middle of rush hour traffic? >>> then a police chase broadcast on facebook live. you won't believe where found their stolen cruiser. that's when news 3 live at 3:00 >>> right now on news 3 live at 3:30 -- on life support. support, for obamacare. >>> i know chase was looking for guidance. he was looking for help. an autistic athlete attacked and thrown to the ground. what the famil

a kansas state university student claims he had a kit kat bar stolen from his car. hunter jobbins tweeted this photo of a note left by the candy burglar. it read: "saw kit kat in your cup holder. i love kit kats so i checked your door and it was unlocked. did not take anything other than the kit-kat. i am sorry and hungry,"/// ((chris maathuis)) >>> here's one way to get the nurse's attention. a florida man faces a battery charge after police say he pulled out his glass eye while 54-year old edward dorsey was in custody on a charge of domestic battery and was being checked out in the emergency room when it happened. staff warned him not to take out the eye, but he replied " i can do whatever i feel like doing"/// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. ((denise valdez)) >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. we'll see you back here tomorrow night.// we've learned a lot about how joe heck works. follow the money. he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip" including some of the same banks who caused the crisis. and then there's money he'

. >> reporter: meet the stang stamfamily of kansas city. son and host mark with parents. on tuesday they'll be joined by 30 other equally opinionated relative which is calls for new rules around the table. >> put a sign up a no and no politics today. >> following an intense and divisive election, passing the politics with the gravy just won't do. it used to be a battle between potatoes and stove top stuffing at turkey time. not this year. >> talk about other things like the brad and angelina divorce. >> yes, we should keep calm and carve the turkey. this psychologist's recipe. >> recognize these battles aren't winning so don't engage. >> reporter: she says you should shift for the discussion, ask for the krcranberry sauce and nod knowingly. otherwise you might end up like the cast in "home for the holidays." >> into the house, everyone, before we're in the evening news. >> reporter: there's one in every family and you know who you are. >> her. >> reporter: remember, freedom of speech is a >> we're thankful that we are in a country that we can have differences and view the

the earthquake was felt by people in several other states, including texas, kansas and missouri. this quake is about 25 miless dings wersays t. hqy south of where another quake forced several wells to shut down last week.south ofr qu concerned about more earthquakes and aftershocks. at least 50 thousand runners turned out for the new york city marathon.hon. they pounded the pavement through all five boroughs in a 26.2 mile test of endurance. and the winner is the youngest male champion, in the race's history.. oroughs s 26.me. he's 20 years old. he finished in just over twoohes hours and seven minutes. take a look at this. look at this.his it's the exciting finish of the men's wheelchair division. that's switzerland's marcel hug who's won five marathons just this year. he crosses the finish line with witzehugg a time of one hour and 35 minutes less than a second before the second place finisher.. talk about endurance. amazing. all right.. from early voting to voting aaress. we're just about 34 hours away to finding out the winners of the november election..toi can you believe it

around walls, they were abandoned seph lawless submits that this is the creepiest he metro-north mall in kansas city it was built in the 70s,, and closed two years go. were not going to creepy weather records went to be very nice fo the next couple days just around the corner, the nex days, so that you savor every minute, there are some big changes this weekend program some beautiful leaves near avon lake, folder home. was sunset at 5:07 p.m. fuson always been choppy. 45 sunrise was at 7:18 a.m. it is starting to cool down and ou in the 40s, cuyahoga airport 46. show you some 70s near paducah, we will have a 70 friday . cloud cover today cloud cover today began to break apart, as you see we're going to see a storm system off hit us this weekend with falling temperatures saturday and then snowfall ends up lake effect snow fallth that could involve enough to shovel. them up and down inches or more areas to the west. the cool air over the warmer lake waters,, in the 50s, you have that discrepancy between the air and water temperature and the right kind of air mass in placete , induces a decent amo

drivers on the lookout for more icy and wet conditions, already colorado and kansas. so many motorists getting on the road at once, complete gridlock seen from the sky in l.a. and with the busiest travel day, sunday, still yet to come. and byron, here at o'hare, and at airports across the country, the tsa has added 1,400 agents and made many part time agents full time, hoping to alleviate congestion. byron? >> alex, thank you. >>> let's go right now to meteorologist rob marciano along the west side rob? >> reporter: hey, byron. traffic is heavy here, but it's dry across the east coast. not going to last, though. we've got a large system that stretches from canada all the way to mexico. look at the radar. some wet snow across the noern great lakes. heavy rain from detroit back to chicago, south to i-70. and thunderstorms this morning across texas have weakened along interstate 10. tomorrow, that front moves off to the east, but kind of weakens. winter precip into western pennsylvania and western new into the pacific northwest. safe travels to everyone on this holiday.

wichita, kansas where the fbi has now joined the search for mother and kidnapped her newborn baby. the infantsophia gonzalez is barely a week old and the mother's boyfriend came home thursday afternoon and found the woman dead of a gunshot wound and the baby missing. officials say they have no idea where baby sophia is and no suspects at this time. >>> and in georgia, a u.s. marshal and the fugitive he was trying to arrest for both killed in a shoot-out. officials say a team of marshals serving a warrant in a rural area when the suspect started the suspect had been accused of trying to kill police officers. >>> and soul and funk singer sharon jones lost her battle with pan creigh yachtic cancer and her band the dap-kings built a following with hits as "100 days, 100 nights" and profiled in "miss sharon jones." she was just 60 years of age. >>> the zika virus is no longer a global health emergency but still poses a health organization despite ending its emergency declaration that w.h.o. says zika is still dangerous and could return to several countries. >>> pope francis has appointe

polls have just closed in 13 other states, colorado, kansas, minnesota, nebraska, new mexico, new york, north dakota, south dakota, texas, wisconsin and wyoming. >> at the end of the 8:00 hour the electoral college count as of now is 68. for hillary clinton. and 66 for donald trump. again, 270 is the magic number to get to the oval office. >> woodruff: and hari, where the states closed a couple of hours ago in virginia, too close to call, north carolina, the polls closed at 7:30 eastern too close to call and ohio and florida, be david brooks, that tells us, i think that tells us this maybe a long night. >> yes, seems like a panic of a week or two after comey then a lot of confidence polls are converging, four point lead, new york times upshot projections 83% be chance of winning, that's dropping. he's out performing the recent vibe, and so let's not say he's necessarily going to win but a longer night and a closer night than some of us thought. and i'm not sure why. i'm not sure where -- i think maybe more white voters, i'm not quite seeing where his vote is coming from. because she's

kansas secretary of state, kris kobach, who donald trump is considering for the department of homeland security was photographed with his notes that revealed his deportation plans. [ light laughter ] we didn't do any -- this is real. take a look at this photo. can we zoom in there? that's real. [ audience ohs ] trump was like, "my first order of business as president is to by this dummy a folder." [ cheers and applause ] what -- even russian hackers are like, "come on, it's too easy. this is like, i can read everything." kobach seems like the type of guy who says his atm number out loud as he punches it in. 7-6-9-3, done. and now i get money. that's my money code. [ cheers and applause ] and get this, trump's campaign manager, kellyanne conway, was being interviewed yesterday and she says that she's very confident that trump isn't breaking any laws during his transition. and americans were like, "uh we weren't even suspicious until you said that." [ light laughter ] "why? what did he do?" [ applause ] this is just pretty cool. i read that google just added a a new update feature that s

sreenivasan: that refrain echoed across cities throughout the country overnight, from new york, to kansas city, to seattle, washington. thousands of protesters, mostly young people, condemned the election of donald trump. in los angeles, they blocked major highways, slowing traffic to a crawl. and elsewhere, they burned a papier-mache effigy. >> we cannot tolerate that man as president of this country. i will not. i will never accept this. >> this is a protest advocating love and that there are good people out here in this world that want to fight for equality. >> sreenivasan: there was some scattered violence. crowds in oakland, california, set fires in roads and broke windows of businesses. police responded with tear gas. all told, more than 100 people were arrested nationwide. the trump camp dismissed the protesters. former new york mayor rudy giuliani spoke on fox news this morning: >> the reality of the fact is that they're a bunch of spoiled crybabies. >> sreenivasan: white house spokesman josh earnest said president obama believes in non- violent protest, but also that, in his word

this was the fifth quake to hit that state in one day and was felt as far away as kansas city. recent quake activity raised concerns about fracking and disposal of wastewater from energy production. >>> there are new details now in the mystery surround malaysia airlines flight 370. investigators now believe no one was controlling that plane when it plunged into the indian ocean in 2014. they believe it ran out of fuel and spiraled into the water killing all 239 people on board. the circumstances and the location of that plane, though, remain a mystery. >>>syrian dictator bashar al assad has no regrets about the civil war in his country blamed for half a million deaths. he told reporters the social fabric of syria is better now. he blames terrorists and the u.s. government for the bloodshed and says he plans to stay in office until 2021. >>> well, pope francis is making it clear there will never be women priests in the catholic church. while flying home from sweden the pope reaffirmed the position laid out by john paul ii who said ordaining women was not possible because jesus c

so long from kansas state. in manhattan. so long from kansas state. >>> who do we want? when do we want him? >> now. >> on abc 7 news, a show of support. donald trump backers take to the streets of a south bay city. >>> and rough waves. a live look right now at santa cruz beach. the beach warning for tonight and why some are excited about it. >>> and an unexpected start to the day in a north bay neighborhood. abc 7 news starts now. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> people start running and you hear bullets and you're running and you don't know if someone's coming inside shooting. >> witnesses describe kayos when a gun battle in downtown okland leaves eight people wounded. hello. i'm eric thomas, and welcome to this early edition of abc 7 news due to college football. we begin with new details on that shooting. it happened just after midnight in downtown oakland and that's where abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard joins us. you talked to terrified witness. >> we did indeed, eric. all those shooting victims will survive. some are still in the hospi

next week at homestead - kyle rounds out the group of title comfy second half lead but refused to put kansas city away. instead the chiefs steal one at the bank and lock aspirations in a vault -- at least for now. the panthers start off with an efficient and dominating offensive game plan -- cam newton -- to devin funchess -- carolina out to a seventeen nothing lead. but the offense goes into a shell -- and newton gives one back. -- facing the blitz and forces one to greg olsen -- instead finds eric berry -- and berry --- will find the endzone terrible throw -- terrible attempt at tackling -- -- kansas city scores fourteen and suddenly it's a tie game with less than five minutes remaining. under a minute to go -- panthers trying to get into field goal range instead -- kelvin benjaimin has the ball ripped away by marcus peters. a few plays later -- cairo santos sends in the dagger -- the panthers crumble 20-17 washington got the foot of dustin booted four field goals. the rest of the missesota demise belonged to sam bradford who had a dismal 4th quarter ...trailing 23-20... bradford drops bac

the shooting happened after a traffic stop in gladstone, a suburb north of kansas city. we're told the passenger got out of the vehicle and ran off. the officers chased him and was shot. the suspect was killed though it's not clear who pulled the trigger. >>> all right. we have new details about the transition at the white house. president-elect donald trump has detailed plans for his first 100 days in office in a youtube video. >> i've asked my transition team to develop a list of executive actions we can take on day one to restore our laws and bring back our jobs. it's about time. >> plans include eliminating coal and shale restrictions, withdrawing from the transpacific trade agreement and requiring two regulations to be overturned for every new regulation. the president-elect trump is also interviewing more cabinet contenders, and there are growing concerns about conflict of interests with mr. trump's businesses and new job. >> reporter: one by one they came to trump tower to meet with the president-elect and his transition team. some potentially being considered for

and the wave kicks off their seaon, at kansas city.for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. a live look at wrigley field in chicago.the windy city is getting ready for a cubs victory parade. the cubs leave wrigley field parade at 11... followed by a rally at grant park at noon. it's a safe bet to say hundreds of thousands or more --- will see the parade and rally in person. many of those fans will be wearing brand new championship gear.dick's sporting goods in kenosha is a hot spot for t-shirts and hats.the store stayed open a couple of hours after the ga. extra early yesterday morning. a wisconsin business has been working around the clock to help chicago cubs fans remember their world series win."promotional designs" in green bay is an official licensed print shop for major league baseball.employees had to wait until after the final pitch to begin producing about 40-thousand t-shirts. take a look at this .. before he was a world series m-v-p, ben zobrist was a wisconsin woodchuck. the woodchucks are a summer collegiate team based in wausau that plays in the voted team m-v-

she was born in kansas. my parents shared not only an improbable love; they shared an abiding faith in the possibilities of this nation. they would give me an african name, barack, or "blessed," believing that in a tolerant america, your name is no barrier to success. he was this harvard educated, fairly young guy with sort of a nontraditional upbringing, growing up in hawaii in his grandparents' home, grandparents who were white. ♪ - you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office, so help you god. - i do. - i do. - congratulations. [applause] - senior members of the white house staff are detailed to have relationships with members of the senate one of my charges was barack obama. i got to observe him up close, and he had enormous talents and enormous charisma, really smart. - over the course of time and particularly in the spring of 2006, leading into the summer, everywhere he went he was drawing huge crowds and at each event, people would say, you really ought to think about running for

. >> the nightcap features kansas and indiana, but pro basketball is already in full swing. let's get details now from espn. >> good morning, america. welcome in to "sportscenter." i'm lisa kerney, he is john anderson. dwyane wade back in south beach for first time since leaving. he said, yeah, that was weird. >> it's like a home and home series. dwyane wade. he and the coach renewing acquaint tans, the crowd, even pat riley clapping for him. warm welcome back. that's old school d-wade right there. up under reverse and a bucket foul and one. wade scored 13. chicago wins it, 98-95. >>> warriors and nuggets. kevin durant, 18 points thursday night. 72 straight regular season games without 20 points and this one was all about steph curry. transition three. why not again? take a look. warriors up 17. this one and curry hits another one the dude was ridiculous. seven three-pointers on his way to getting 33 points. golden state 125-101. >>> here's the nfl thursday night offering, browns/ravens, ravens up, 13-7. joe flacco, steve smith over the middle. that's a touchdown. record bre

cincinnati 54 and 66 degrees omaha and kansas city it is all clear. we will be watching a front, from the north, not much precipitation. it is the colder air after the passage of the front. cloudy early tomorrow morning with perhaps a few brief rain showers. because of the alignment of the land andnd the dry air there is very small chance of the lake effect precip. this began to go back towards the direction east. and then eventually afternoon. not much time to tap into moisture, so odds are. tonight mid 40s. a few days away from the super moon monday. saturday appeared to be the coldest day,y, then sunday thro thursday, will be try and above normal with a chance of 60 degrees next friday with 30 percent chance of showers and then in two weeks it will b the cavaliers were hamming it up with mr. obama today. they met with him and walking around the white house. they set of the visits with him before tomorrow night's game in dc. they were invited to visit the white house after winning the nba title jim v i defeated the warriors. mr. obama had a special

baby miraculously is said to search for the baby sophia that is only six days old taken from a home in kansas. had came home from work and found mom shot to death inside and the six-day old daughter was missing. police say he is not a suspect. they have interviewed friends and family but there are no leads. no suspects. the fbi is joining in the search. >>> a trace of the so-called story wednesday. more cops are speaking out. the shots fired in baltimore last year, it was a homemade gum -- gun. the fda has a challenge, the guns cannot be just and they can't tell how bad the trend is. >>> a minnesota man in will be sentenced for the kidnapping and killing of jacob wetterling. danny heinrich confessed to the decades-old cold case.'s attorney claims he has been very upset every time he thinks of wetterling's family.>>> in the valley it's allison feldman's gilding -- killing police tell us there are no new leads. she was found dead in her home in february 2015. there's a $10,000 reward for information. gone in seconds. a deputy marshal tried to get a fugitive off the streets and we have new devel

next up for baylor they're at oklahoma followed by a home game against kansas state, texas tech at home and will wrap up the regular season at west virginia. >> joel: those are a couple difficult road trips. >> gus: second and seven. >> gus: watchdog, touchdown, horned frogs. 26 yards. >> joel: that was something special from olonilua. he runs right through them bo and into the end zone. first touchdown of the olonilua. 6 2-22, tcu. is it a real drag? you know... i know. new computers are super-fast. and yet here you are with a new world record for the slowest computer. you know about it, now do something about it. upgrade to a new pc. powered by intel. ?? what is he doing? i have no clue. >> gus: 62-22, tcu with 417 rushing yards and six 674 total yards for the horned frogs. most since 2003 with the 417 rushing yards. knocked back and taken break. >> florida taking on arkansas and raleigh williams with the touchdown run and arkansas 31-10. their first win over florida since 1982 that was before they joined the sec. >> joel: the sec east is a bad division. there's not great football goi

chill. ( laughter ) and trump's frontrunner to lead the department of homeland security appears to be kansas secretary of state and middle school football coach who's not allowed on the field anymore, kris kobach. when kobach met with trump, something tells me he came prepared with a strategic plan for the first 365 days. and by "something" i mean this picture, where he is clearly holding his strategic plan for the first 365 days. >> well, that's homeland security. the only way those plans could be safer is if he stored them on his private email server. ( audience reacts ) ( applause ) during the campaign, donald trump promised to do a lot of things as president, and maybe strangest and strongest was his promise, his pledge, his rallying cry to jail hillary clinton. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation because there has never been so many lies, so much deception. there has never been anything like it, and we're going to have a special prosecutor. >> you know, it is... it's just awfully good that someone with the tempe

and congressman mike pompeo of kansas will be the cia director. >> in trump is dog a terrific job -- mr. trump is doing a terrific job doing the best job he can to find his cabinet. >> reporter: the president- elect will spend the weekend in new jersey where he will continue his high level meetings. mr. trump's first choices are controversial. general flynn referred to islam as a cancer and tweeted in february that fear of muslims is rational. and in 1986, the senate blocked senator sessions from becoming a federal judge after he allegedly made racist remarks, which he denies. a conference will be easier this time with mitch mcconnell announcing he strongly supporting sessions as the next attorney general. kenneth craig, cbs news. >> a woman is an advocate for charter schools. donald trump has said he wants to make serious changes to public education. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen joins us with a look at one area of reform that could have a big impact here in the bay area. >> reporter: yeah. veronica, you know, as the president-elect picks his top appointees not just who the

remarks that derailed a previous hearing for a federal judgeship in the '80 representative mike pompeo of kansas, tough critic on hillary clinton for benghazi. he's gotten praise from both. the team represents security over civil liberties, loyalists over moderates. republican senators were largely supportive of the choices and democrats for the most part, particularly for jeff sessions, sharply opposed. joining me from donald trump's club in bedminster, president-elect trump's incoming reince priebus. mr. priebus, congratulations on the new job. >> well, good morning, chuck. appreciate you having me on. >> let me start with the meeting with mitt romney. is it fair to conclude -- i've talked to a few people close to your campaign but we're talking to you and that is simply it's rudy giuliani or mitt romney for secretary of state. is that fair to conclude? >> look, i think if you see the entire picture here what americans should take from this is the fact that we have a es he started with that speech he gave on wednesday morning very graciously say nothing matter who you are, no matter what your

one outside kansas city, the other in st. louis. in both cases the officers were shot unprovoked according to authorities while on the job and in both cases the suspects were shot and killed by responding officers. now as if that was not enough a fourth officer shot during a traffic stop in florida yesterday. the sanibel police department says the they treated and released the officer from the hospital, but the man who allegedly shot that officer was arrested and taken into custody, so again, out of the four separate police shootings in just 24 hours, one of the officers is dead down in san antonio and the suspect responsible is still on the run. feel? >> casey, thank you very much. >>> incredible. now this -- all right. president obama has talked again and again about trying to be diplomatic with the emergence of donald trump and winning the presidential election but he has also said in a weekend foreign trip he will speak his mind when necessary to intervene himself when issues are important enough. political analyst amy holmes on

his son, james winchester, plays now for the kansas city chiefs. the suspected shooter was later found dead in the parking garage of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound. the shooting shut down the airport and stranded passengers for hours. >>> coming up, future a-listers. our viewers are sharing photos of their little ones that look like celebrities. they have us doing some double takes. >>> plus al and sunny are getting ready to make thanksgiving really special for a lucky "today" show fan who shares their passion for food. >>> and four-time olympic gold medalist simone biles is here. we'll talk to her about making the leap from gymnastics t small business saturday is our day to get out and shop small. a day to support our community and show some love for the people we love. and the places we love. the stuff we can't get anywhere else and food that tastes like home. because the money we spend here can help keep our town growing. on small business saturday, let's shop small for our neighborhood, our town, our home. on november 26th, get up,

tambiÉn nombrÓ a un congresista muy conservador el seÑor mike pompeo, miembro del tea party y senador por kansas, esto junto al nombramiento de steve bannon. especialmente seassion ha sido un cargo que seguramente traerÁ mucha controversia. maria eugenia: y que nuevo acontecimiento a y con respecto a la demanda judicial contra la universidad trump? pablo: los abogados de trump querÍan bÁsicamente cancelar el juicio o bien aplazarlo. el juez de origen mexicano, curiel dice que por el momento no estÁ inclinado ni a rechazar el caso ni a que se cancele, por el momento dice que estÁ inclinado a que siga su curso normal es decir que comenzarÍa antes del 20 de enero. maria eugenia: y ahora seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". ana: gracias marÍa eugenia vÁmonos a una pausa pero ya viene un segmento que nos encanta a todos porque anoche brillara los famosos en el latÍn grammy pero no todos acertaron con su imagen. mÁs adelante les decimos quiÉnes fueron los mejores y peores vestidos de la noche! francisca: y ya nos dio hambre, por eso venimos a la cocina porque ya estÁ con nosotros el

last year he was playing for the kansas city royals and what did he say to you when you were pregnant? >> yes, i was pregnant. i had our baby three days after we won the world series. >> what a week for your family. >> she held on and we held her right after. >> god bless the baby. how about the song, god america. >> she's got an album coming out and she's a christian singer. we love her. take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her ♪ ♪ through the night with the light from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america my home sweet home ♪ ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supple

kansas city kicker lines up for 34-yard field goalment watch this. the ball bounces off the inside of the left upright but it goes through. chiefs win, 30-27. now, let's rewind a bit. another moment a lot of people are talking about. second quarter, chiefs kick returner finds an opening and watch. he's going to go all the way up the sideline but watch this. at some point he slows down enough so he can high five one of his teammates before he goes into the end zone which is a great thing unless someone catches you from behind. luckily he did not. >> are high fives allowed? you can't do the end zone dance. >> i know there is no crying in football. not sure about high fives. >> i like that. only he is almost the katie ledecky of football. >> there you go. >> what's shaking in the weather? >> we have a lot of interesting stuff to start the week off. for example, we've got snow in arizona. >> where about? >> flagstaff. look at this. i mean it was a mess. all part of the same system. ahead of this system, violent weather being spawned as you look red cloud

seconds ago the polls opening in 14 more states, including delaware, florida, georgia, kansas, louisiana, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, missouri, pennsylvania, rhode island, tennessee and the great state of south carolina. >> just don't scream like howard dean. >> this morning, we're having breakfast with friends all across the battleground states. >> you've got heather nauert in wisconsin, clayton is in pennsylvania, abby huntsman is in florida, and pete hegseth talking to the people and serving breakfast in ohio. >> word is donald trump has to win three out of four important states, have to flip one of the blue states and has to get all those toss-up states. >> the polls are now open. can we put 11 hours now on the clock and let's get started. >> the day is here. >> as you can see down in the corner right there, the first polls will close just 12 hours from right now and i've got a feeling if you are watching the fox news channel, you'll be watching tonight. megyn and bret will have that. >> almost all the polls close at 11:00 p.m. >> donald trump joins us right now. good morning