anna: hi. lemonis: hi. anna: how are you? lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. anna: anna. lemonis: nice to meet you, anna. anna: nice to meet you. lemonis: is this the showroom? anna: yes, please come in. lemonis: okay. anna: marcus, this is susana. lemonis: oh, hi, susana. susana: hi. lemonis: marcus. susana: hi, marcus. nice to meet you. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. susana: yeah. lemonis: don't be nervous. you guys manufacture your own stuff? anna: yes. susana: yes. anna: we manufacture in our new jersey factory. sue is responsible for design, and i'm responsible for all operations and sales. lemonis: so you handle production and sales? anna: yes. i'm very capable. lemonis: that's interesting. susana: the front stuff is too emotional for me. anna: sue is the creative engine of the company. susana: yeah. anna: so we don't want to expose her to all the -- you know, all the unpleasant stuff. susana: i don't like to be in the front of things. lemonis: okay. susana: i like to be in my world working. lemonis: you're the artist. susana: yes. i just... anna: she's ver

anna: drums treasury. tomer goldman sachs is said be the top pick for treasury secretary in the new administration. a week on from election day, the bond selloff slows. emerging market stocks and currencies have their first gains in a week. the may doctrine. the u.k. prime minister says u.k. companies have a responsibility to show capitalism can work for everyone and soften resentment of those who feel left behind by globalization. --are they pressing on to boost the capacity? we speak with the group ceo at 7:00 a.m. u.k. time after the airport -- after the airline report. ♪ anna: very warm welcome to the program everybody. this is bloomberg daybreak. our flagship show. we are getting some breaking numbers this morning. merck pharmaceuticals. yousef: let us break down those numbers as they begin trickling in. we are currently looking at third quarter coming in at 600 -- 676 million euros. for 1.563.e here was that is a beat on the adjusted eps brunch. we are still waiting for additional details. this is

anna and yousef. anna: thank you very much. in just a moment, we'll get more on the boj unleashing its first operations to buy an unlimited amount of bonds at a fixed rate. the first will become foreign leader to meet face-to-face with u.s. president elect donald trump when he pays a visit to trump tower in new york today. more on his important meeting, we are joined now and tokyo by isabel reynolds. very good to have you on the program. what are the issues of concern for japan and asia going into this meeting? trade is going to be talked about, no doubt. isabel: right, donald trump has caused confusion in asia and japan. the main reason perhaps is his comments on the tpp, transpacific trade partners in -- partnership which he said he wants to drop. actions abe has spent a lot of one and political capital passing this. the second thing is that donald trump has threatened to remove american troops from japan and south korea all must they pay more money and japan is already in a position of paying 75% of the upkeep of u.s. troops

anna: welcome back. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." it is 6:30 here in london, but you are looking at tokyo. much thisr, not so morning. 111.91 at 3:30 in the afternoon and that is weighing on the japanese stock market. it is different in the rest of asia where we see things moving broadly higher. yousef: what is also moving its stories on the new additional daybreak on your bloomberg and mobile. let us take a look and see what those stories are. the cover story is opec, embarking on that diplomatic push to reach a production cut. ministers are flying to russia as saudi arabia suggested the organization does not need to curb outputs. andgates are set to meet finalize terms of the first production decrease in eight years. anna: the next story is francoise you don't -- francois fillon being elected. yousef: finally, daybreak focuses on the italian referendum which takes place on sunday. investors are unsettled by the prospect of political and matteoc instability to renzi's senate. let us check the ri

this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: it is 9:00 a.m. in new york. from london, i'm anna edwards. the dollar dominates. the u.s. currency drives markets . emerging markets are feeling the fallout of the rupee and the lira hitting record lows. warning from the ecb. the central bank says the risk of an abrupt global market correction has intensified due to the political landscape. russian dressing. russia tries to dress up its readiness to freeze oil production at current levels, saying that would amount to a production cap. let's now check in on the markets. overhat they usually are in the united states, it being thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving, if you are celebrating. we are trading in europe. sebastian: not what they are over here either. have a look at the stoxx 600. sectorslf of the gaining. retail stocks, as well. the overall index roundabout just shy of that. let's focus on one particular stock. this is the oldest bank in the world. it has had a terrible year. it is spiking up a little bit today. we have seen it up by as 14%. they want to inject the troubled lender with 5 bi

anna: the cover story is opec. cartel ministers and nonmembers are engaged in extensive consultation. you can see them talking. that is as the deadline approaches to limit production for the first time in eight years. the next story is germany's hardtop on basel 3. he will walknd away from talks it key demands are not met. anna: and central london real estate, land values fell 2.3% in the year through december come the most in at least five years as higher taxes and the brexit vote hurt luxury home prices. us for aur guest joins look at the markets. how far is this going to go? >> asian stocks are rising for the first time in four days. emerging-market stocks up for a second day. you can see that most industry groups are in the green. financial some of the best performers. although the treasury 10 year yield is unchanged, you're seeing the yield push a little higher. a number of these banks gaining in japan. looking at energy stocks of more than 1% as well. biggesting after its surge in seven months. industrial met

anna: thank you. up next, we will talk oil. opec deadlock and differences persist over a deal to cut production. we will go live to vienna for the latest into can see the impact we have had on the oil price this morning from some of the comments that have been coming through. the breakfastor premeeting and the official meeting. we are training on a price of a barrel of oil. up by 1.4%. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. this is daybreak europe. given us the release of stress tests. failing and updating its capital plan. that is one of the headline stories coming out of this. finds some capital in adequacy's at rbs, barclays, and standard chartered. toy do say that rbs failed clear the capital hurdles in the latest bank of england stress test. we got this updated capital plan from rbs and that has been accepted by the pra. bank of the toughest ever of england stress tests. they were in two parts, it was not just the hurdle rate, but it was the srp. yousef: decreasing the cost space and a furthe

i am alongside anna edwards. anna: german inflation numbers coming through. looking at some context, the prior increase was 0.2% as well. the year on your number coming in at 0.7%. both of these numbers are completely in line with estimates. in line with estimates on the cpi numbers. all of it very much in line with estimates. we started off this week with some disappointing german data. sifting through the numbers, let's run through those numbers briefly. estimate was for 200 74 billion. a beat on that front. for 44 point 4as billion rubles. quite a significant miss. some interesting numbers. we will continue to digest those. let's see how we are set to open. anna: when you consider how we were set to trade an hour ago. in our ago, we had -- an hour tradee had use -- u.s. numbers in negative territory. the ftse 100 could be a little bit of a laggard. we talked a lot about what stocks have done with the dow. we talked about what the yield has done over in the united states, yields going higher. here is what we have got for you this morning. the s&p 500 turned

guy is there for us. ♪ anna: welcome back. this is bloomberg television, watching the european open. the markets, thanks given a holiday in the united states yesterday meant that we did not have much going on in equity markets here either. the u.s. futures are pointing up by 0.2%. european equity markets look fairly mixed. their. got actelion in -- there. we talked about potential interest from johnson and johnson. wasks monte dei paschi halted because of its trading limit, after falling 5.5% in milan. the stoxx 600 fairly flat. pressure coming through from the more peripheral euros on markets today. the ftse 100 is up a touch. the dax is fairly flat. and the cac is pretty flat as well. we will get a bit more direction as we go through the section -- the session, closer to the start of u.s. trading. here is sebastian salek. seb: japan's consumer prices have fallen for an eighth straight month, the longest decline since 2011. the bank of japan's cpi excluding fresh foods dropped from a year earlier. it emphasizes how distant th

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alongside anna edwards. anna: numbers coming out. , 23.4%.el business reduction of the dividends could be interesting to some. revenue at 7.8 billion pounds. estimate of 8 billion pounds. it'll shy of the estimates -- a little shy of the estimates. overall profit at 308 billion pounds. beating estimates on the operating profit even if the revenue number looks in line or a light. this is a company that aims to label hotels by 2019. they don't necessarily need to on those. a change going on there for the business. a great story a couple of days ago about how sterling slights -- slides in that brits are looking at package holidays. yousef: how the stock has performed, 39.27% lower. how investors have felt so far. let's check in now with the futures to see what we are lining up for. at the start of the european equity trading day. up by .3%. we have been talking about the record highs. kets heart -- stock mar and the political risks we need to keep in mind. the asian stock market in today's session extending ova

presidential race, anna. anna: fascinating stuff coming through from governor kuroda as the boj pushes back that inflation date, the date they get to their target. gears and's shift talk about the fed. you have three federal reserve primary dealers who think the federal reserve will hold off on hiking ranks until 2017. rbs believend they will hold off. that, despite the improving economic data and the hawkish tone from the officials. implies 71% probability of a chance of a hike this year. you have the market said on to 71%. -- you have the market set on 71%. three primary dealers kicking back against consensus. jeremy, do you disagree with that? this is the dollar strength story that we have. is december locked in? >> i cannot speak for the reasoning of those three primary dealers to change or have a different assumption, but certainly we have been assuming that the fed would hike in december. i think there are obvious parallels. we have been dreading those inallels through q3 and q4, terms of the interpreta

and the nation. >> i think we stand together during these next four years and anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: meanwhile, a different message, in message of hope and a call for unity from hillary clinton as she conceded the race to trump today. she spoke of the clay from new york city hours after calling the president elect to congratulate him. clinton urged americans to accept the results of the race and focus on working to bring the country together. mrs. clinton: i know how disappointing you feel, because i feel it, too, and so do tens of millions of americans who invested their hopes and dreams in this effort. this is painful, and it will be for a long time. alison: clinton, while falling to trump in the major battleground states, what wound up winning the popular vote. she said she would work with him on behalf of the country. but outside the beltway, a lot of trump supporters in the area. the dmv tonight, despite clinton carrying three states, the supporters outside of the beltway are celebrating the larger victory. tom roussey continues the coverage live in an area

anna: let's talk about the u.k.. theresa may has plans to stick to her brexit timetable despite the call that she needs parliaments negotiation -- cooperation. the bankeanwhile, at of england, mark carney warned of more volatility ahead. >> i'm not qualified to comment on the prospects here, but it is this uncertainty that will characterize this process. the previous question, the negotiations themselves have not yet begun. be uncertainty, volatility, negotiations as they proceed. i would just view this as one of the symptoms -- one example of that uncertainty. jeremy cook, still with us. so much to talk about with regards to the u.k. and break the conversation. so few answers out there, i fear. i have a chart that shows we have seen speculators waiting bets on a weaker pound. just a little bit of a turnaround in that in yesterday's session because of two factors. the high court ruling. jeremy: i think the bank of england, moving forward, will be forecasting.- as a there is not much they can do in the short term. it

anna: thank you. donald trump heads to the white house, the focus shifts to his agenda as president. which may see him revamping financial rules and replacing obamacare. barack obama said we are already for trumps success now while speaker of the house paul ryan said the president-elect has earned a mandate. president obama: i have instructed my team to follow the example that president bush's team set eight years ago and work as hard as we can to make this is a successful transition for the president-elect. because we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. >> our relationship is fine. we spoke last night and again this morning. friend mike pence twice as well. we are talking about getting our transitions working together. we are very excited. when i say seven out of 10 americans do not like the direction the country is going, they just voted. it is an animus feet in that he heard those voices that were out there that other people were not hearing. he just earned a man

good morning, anna. anna: let's talk about the insurance sector. rsa says it is on track for a strong operating earnings boost. the reporting numbers this morning. joining us in the studio, the first interview of the day, scott egan. a real pleasure to have you in the studio. tell us a little bit how the business is doing. you said the q3 premiums are up 7%. tell us the story behind the numbers. scott: i am actually delighted to be announcing the performance lament and we see in the organization over the last year has continued. we have an incredibly strong set of results in terms of profitability. also, we are announcing this morning that our balance sheet has remained incredibly resilient during what has been quite a tough time. those are the key messages we are making this morning and i think that has been will received by the market over the last nine months. the stock price is up between 25% and 30%. we are the best performing stock in our sector. yousef: let's take up on the state of the market in terms of pricing and how much progress you ar

anna? anna: breaking news from you can incorporate, yousef. let us talk about what is happening at a uk retailer. -1.75% to positive. they are narrowing that range. they are taking a bit off the top, so a little bit more confidence about knowing where the future takes us at least. are fullures price. directory is flat, so no growth at all. third-quarter net total sales down by 3.5%. in terms of the forecast going in terms of the numbers, full priced sales under the next brand. the forecast amongst 19 analysts was for a decline of 2%. compare those numbers. third-quarter net brand sales -- down.rand sales that number is weaker than had been expected. this is a business with a very strong track record. profitilson has widened margins for seven consecutive years. he prides himself on the heat has managed to not read his prices in away some others have had to. we'll keep looking out for comments they have about brexit, inflation, and how that is hitting the consumer. that is move on. numbers coming through. this is another business run by someone

anna-lysa gayle has be t she joins us with what is popular so far. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: horace, just take a look at this line outside of the stores here at the clarksburg premium outlets. this is just the beginning of the line. it continues over here. we are told the parking lot is lots of people trying to take advantage of these deals. first they gave thanks. >> my family is healthy and we are together. anna-lysa: then they started spending. >> longsleeve shirts, ties, and my wife got a wedding dress for a friends wedding. anna-lysa: about 100 people were in line even before the toy store opened. teresa and her the store about an hour early. >> this year it happens at my mother's in-laws house in germantown, so we are very close. anna-lysa: lines also formed at the uggs store and a few others. as much as pat enjoyed shopping for shoes with his wife, he felt a little guilty. >> i wish they would not have a thursday evening because then the employees have to come in long as the store is going to be open, we are here. anna-lysa: the general managers expecting th

anna: thank you very much. we are bringing you live pictures of the candidates as they continue to campaign. >> we have information from the world top selling car maker toyota. toyota coming in with the second quarter operating profit of 474.6 billion yen. that is a beat on the estimate f 463.7. remember, the expectation was that there would be a drop of 39% in net income off the back of some of the ongoing currency volatility. the firm also underscoring that it would buy back up to 3.1% of shares for 200 billion yen. again, this is a stock that has a 13 analyst rating. the stock has been down, though. over 20% so far this year. closed higher, 1.3% before the announcement so then toyota coming in with a beat there on the operating profit and intending to buy back those shares. it is a tough, tough time for those automakers, anna. >> it is. a tough time for the banks with the interest rates as low as they are globally. that is one of the challenges for credit agricole. quarterly profit doubled as it booked gains

what's going on, anna-lysa? anna-lysa: kimberly, the police have identified one of the suspects using surveillance video inside the metro station. they are still looking for two other suspects that they say stabbed a 15- and 16-year-old boy. metro riders were greeted by evidence the wheaton mall. two people were stabbed sunday afternoon around 3 p.m. >> it's nothing new in this area. things are getting better, but these types of things happen. it's a terrible thing that happened. >> it's scary to me because i have used the stop for a while and never had any problems. anna-lysa: the victims described some believe authorities could step up security. >> more police or patrol the area. >> i think they should half patrols. anna-lysa: at last check, the police were searching for at least three suspects. >> this can happen anywhere. this is a reality. just be more aware. anna-lysa: kimberly, this area is clear earlier was surrounded by the police. the police say the victims and the suspects knew each other. live in sil

anna: we need to bear in mind the context. if you take the same spread between italy and germany, and go back to 2012, we are nowhere near those levels. we are not talking about levels we saw even in february. while there is tension in the market, it is building towards the market. to see howcinating it is all priced in as the countdown goes on. anna: a lot to factor in including the latest political developments in south korea. , 47.80. they failed on monday, the opec meeting taking place. a 10 hour technical meeting. they failed to agree on specific production levels. yousef: look at what is happening with gold. by 0.25%.ownside at 112.ar-yen slightly above the flat line. work let us get the first -- first word bloomberg news. south korean president park says she will let the national assembly decide how much longer she will stay in office. her comments came as a televised address to the nation this morning. tell korea's first female president is embroiled in an influence peddling scandal. the next presidential election is s

i am anna edwards. we are partying like it is 1999. 1999 was a year when oil was trading at $26 a barrel. returned 19.5%. >> this is the way to find the chart on bloomberg. fence --ese stock recordrks are going to highs and you can see the risk isradar and whether it optimism or corporate profits, them ander the skin of the futures suggest this once again. this is just below the and don't bee mistaken by this. moves and they will reach a deal on november 30. this is the opec meeting and here is heidi. donald trump has released a video to update the people on his transition to the white house and he says that he will withdraw from the transpacific partnership and cancel restrictions on energy and get rid of all regulations. >> i will formulate a rule that one that every -- for every new regulation, too old regulations must be eliminated. there is concern they are heading towards a hard brexit. idea is the hard brexit and it would be very damaging. >> mario draghi said that more urgent action from governm

anna-lysa gayle has reaction. anna-lysa: several bullet holes were noticed when we got here, several along this street shortly after brie anna detectives are trying to figure out who killed her. for hours, crime scene state surrounded this complex. us is where the 16-year-old was shot multiple times, just before midday. >> took the phone out of her back pocket. she was not breathing. anna-lysa: this woman who says she is a cousin was by her >> i was hoping she could come back with us one more time. anna-lysa: investigators have left neighbors with lots of questions. >> somebody knew something. when you know something like that come it is best to allow the identity to be revealed. anna-lysa: mayor muriel bowser tweeted this in reaction to the murder. "i'm sick the young life." >> it's crazy she died the day after thanksgiving. anna-lysa: a $26,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. in southeast, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. michelle: the police are looking for the last of four suspects in

i am alongside anna edwards. factoryve the german dropping with investment and demand versus the estimated grant -- estimated gain that is weaker than expected and the investment side of the economy seems to way upon things and there is certainly a bit of a economy with the german momentumand the and perhaps a bit backwards looking. >> let's see how we are going to to 1.3% andhave up down from asia as we count the hours. with the futures committed withme the peso flying and stock futures increasing and the yen move comingh a big through markets as we digest twists and turns with treasuries and we have seen investors moving with stocks support and treasuries and we see increased chances of a hike. so, we will move on to the bond inket and there we are and the second quarter earnings rose and helped a record number of passengers and they said they would offer a share buyback. it is great to see you. thank you for coming in. and if weme context should be comforted with the difficulties produced and the jumps in prof

anna-lysa gayle has been following the story all night an with the story. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: kimberly, the barbershop is close now, but earlier workers were inside talking to the police about the robbery that happened earlier in the evening. the seat pleasant police say they are angry but thankful. investigators say that three men led the seat pleasant police on a chase after a robbery at a barbershop. vehicle. anna-lysa: instead of stopping, the chase continued into d.c., ending here in southeast. that is where one of the suspects fired at an officer while running away. >> he turned towards the officer and filed a single -- fired a single shot at the officer. the officer was not struck and did not return fire. anna-lysa: two of the three suspects was caught, one w gunshot wound, but detectives say he was not shot by an officer. he is listed in critical condition. >> we don't know if it's self-inflicted or inflicted by another suspect. we are grateful all officers were uninjured today. anna-lysa: charges are pending for the suspects who were caught. the suspect to

anna-lysa gayle was there a little bit ago and filed this report. o timeframe for when the electricity will come back. crews are working hard to get the electricity back to the customers who have been without power now for several hours. occasionally you would hear the sound of a chainsaw, because they are working to cut fallen trees. dozens of people along kensington parkway lost power in the afternoon as high winds move through. >> i heard this tremendous bang in eve went out. >> about 2:30, 3:00, i was browsing the intersection and -- rousing the internet and i heard this loud bang and it went out. anna-lysa: 140 apartments were without power at the kensington house apartments according to a spokesperson for montgomery county fire and rescue. the night. >> it will be tomorrow morning before get the electric back. we have emergency supplies, flashlights, extra blankets. anna-lysa: with the temperatures dropping into the 20's overnight, the focus for those in the dark is staying warm. >> fortunately, the building is still pretty warm, pretty well i

anna-lysa: and you have a from the wind a little. anna-lysa: is it worth it being here enjoying this? >> absolutely. you can't do this at home, you can't get this watching television. we are having a great time, ready for a big win. it helps keep that cold away. anna-lysa: he has been here for hours with us. we will be here throughout the night. another issue for fans tonight, they wl but for people who are taking the metro, the last westbound train at the nearest metro station leaves just before 11:30, so some people may be leaving the game early tonight. live at fedex field, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: scott abraham talked to fans to see how they feel about the primetime matchup with the packers. >> it is a big game, but i feel bad because sunday night to >> they do well when they are in the spotlight, but we have dropped the ball at critical moments and i hope tonight, we will bring it back together. scott: how is this going to work? >> he will be sad on the way home. >> a long ride for one of us. i am not driving, so i

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a few months later, anna lynn moved to florida. when her daughter was 5 years old, the attacker found them and requested visitation. >> when this request was made, how did you take that? >> i got ulcers. i was very upset. he was trying to seek to have her sent across state lines to louisiana to meet him. to be there with him as if he was a long lost father. i was told that a biological father through rape is as good as any other father through the laws of florida. let that sink in a bit. i was disgust and outraged. infuriated by it. >> there you go. like that. perfect. >> after a protracted legal battle, anna lynn won her custody case, but this close call pushed her to make sure other women were protected. >> there was nothing on the books at the time. i remember the judge saying is there anything at all, even a federal law that can prevent this from going forward? i remember the family court saying no, but i'm working on it. >> members undercurrent florida law can exercise rights over children conceived through the rapes. they per

anna edwards. mark: coming off -- global inflation watch. -- and the divergent pass between the sad and ecb could drive market activity going forward. we will discuss all of this was a michael, this is next. this is bloomberg. -- all of this with a michael -- that is next. ♪ mark: i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets keybank -- markets." the fed is set for a rate hike in december. one of the main focus is on speculation of the ecb pots future, grabbing headlines. joining us is michael pond, head of global research as barclays. let's jump in a talk about inflation and what the market is looking for. we will get to donald trump and the fed saw that in a moment. not every metric is telling us the same story. michael: that is right. inflation is still fairly low at around 195 on the 10 year rate. higher than where it was and the summer. it is still well below a normal level around 230, 240 which is where it was from 2010 and 2014. vonnie: how quickly can market expe

anna-lysa gayle has the investigation. anna-lysa: investigators say that the child was sexually abused here on the playground while she was playing tag and program stayed behind to answer some questions. >> people who do these kinds of things are often amongst the most trusted. anna-lysa: the police say that raul ramos violated that trust. the counselor reportedly repeatedly touched a five-year-old girl inappropriately when he was left in her afterschool program. the abuse lasted for about a month. >> i would not have suspected that at all. anna-lysa: a parent said she did not notice the red flags when she interacted with ramos. >> from what i knew, he was a very sweet young man, very good with the kids. anna-lysa: the school principal says, "his after-hours and independently manage child health care -- child aftercare program that operates in our building. the owner of the afterschool program fired ramos after his arrest." >> enraged, fear, disappointment. just -- i don't know, it's a terrible situation. anna-lysa: the af

anna-lysa gayle spoke with folks. anna-lysa: the line wrapped around george mason university, with some people unable to make it inside to see governor mike pence up close and in person. tonight he stressed the issues to election day, donald trump's supporters and hillary clinton's are promising to fight until the very end. >> i'm going to vote for donald trump and get all my friends to vote for donald trump. >> i really think the dems have a strong infrastructure and the ground game is a lot stronger and we will get out the vote tuesday. anna-lysa: at times, emotions were running high. >> what about the scandals? >> hillary's money is hurting individuals. anna-lysa: saturday night, trump supporters welcomed governor mike pence with a loud roar. >> we must ensure here and now in the great state of virginia that hillary clinton will never be elected president. anna-lysa: with only a few days left, pence said tuesday is more than just about the next president. direction of the supreme court for the next 40 years. vote.

anna-lysa: d.c. water says they will pay for immediate cleanup, but they must investigate before paying for things like furniture and furnaces. >> come meet with the residents, anna-lysa: some residents have not had the patience to continue waiting for the help they need. they are starting to pay for things like furnaces out of their own pockets, and some are still staying in hotels considering they have no heat or hot water. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. michelle: very frustrating. it is the start of the holiday season. folks are rushing out to get all the last minute items, but it's also a time where there is a deadly combination of folks drinking and hitting the roads. over the holidays, about 45 people in the u.s. are killed each day by drivers who have been drinking, and statistics like that have montgomery county police out in full force. tom roussey has what's happening right now with patrols. tom? tom: it's a big operation. downtown bethesda in the distance. they are funneling traffic from thr

do you feel similar to the way anna feels? >> i really feel for anna, in the position she's in. as a new york voter i'm not in quite the same position she's in. this is a state that hillary clinton will probably carry by double-digits, and donald trump is only carrying about 55% of the republican vote in the state. if i lived in my home state of colorado, i would. i'm hearing from lifelong republicans who are feeling conflicted about voting for hillary clinton but simply cannot pull the lever for donald trump. >> how does that make you feel? you've supported donald trump from the beginning? >> sure have, and i've been right from the beginning. ted cruz, john kasich, every person she's supported lost. i'm glad she'll be supporting hillary clinton she'll have a perfect record of losing this year. >> it will be interesting tomorrow night, i think when hillary clinton wins that donald trump will have lost this election from the very first day he announced and took off after mexicans. he had no chance in my view, and the numbers are going to bear that out tomorrow. he had no chance t

anna-lysa: more than five hours later -- >> pull! anna-lysa: the man was removed from the trench and transported the hospital with serious injuries. he is expected to survive, thanks to help from them at the responders. did he say anything when he was pulled out? >> he was grateful. emotions. i think it's fortunate he was able to survive. anna-lysa: the construction worker who is in his 50's sustained injuries to his lower body. live in greenbelt, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: a good outcome there, thank you. meanwhile, 7 on your side with a health alert. doctors have diagnosed somebody at la plata high school in said if it was a student, faculty, or staff members. they are working to identify anyone who may have been exposed. those who have will be notified and tested at no cost. jonathan: a a lot of people standing near a food truck near the gw campus. three people were burned when the truck ignited. one is in critical condition. tim barber has the latest on the investigation and the cause of what happened. we're also hearin

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: virginia senator and clinton running mate tim kaine returns to the commonwealth tomorrow with rallies at george mason university and enrichment. kaine could then fly to raleigh for a north carolina rally. if the polls are correct, virginia will be in hillary clinton's column on election day. they shattered previous epson t ballots -- absentee ballot voting. they must receive mail-in absentee ballots by 7:00 p.m. monday. a year and a half of campaigning will end in two days as america goes to the polls to elect a new president. do you happen to know anybody 7 on your side does. our government watchdog investigator chris papst recently learned he is legally registered to vote in three states -- maryland, virginia, and pennsylvania. tomorrow night at 6:00, he investigates this oversight by going to the polls in each state to see what would happen if he tried to vote in each place. abc 7 and news channel 8 are your home for complete coverage of vote 2016. will have crews across

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anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: tonight we are hearing a desperate 911 call from a she is calm on the phone. it is maryland's first ever bear attack. she was forced to the ground by a 200 pound animal. >> please help me. please come now. please come now. i cannot move. i'm believing and i'm going to die -- i'm bleeding and i'm going to die. >> she did all the right things. i think if she did not come she would not be here. have surgery. she is still on the hospital with a broken arm, puncture wounds, and 80 stitches. alison: terrifying. the d.c. medical examiner confirmed christopher barry died from a pcp overdose. the son of late d.c. mayor marion barry was 36 years old when he passed away in august. christopher barry had been using drugs when he was rushed to the confirmed it was an accident. jonathan: dozens of metro rail cars need to be shuffled around because of a safety hazard that could lead to a crash. turns out the concern was therefore a long time but has just been discovered. tom roussey explain

anna-lysa: why is that? >> i would rather go somewhere else. i mean come if my baby is born in something's wrong with the baby, what's going to happen? anna-lysa: hospital officials have not provided details on when the nicu will reopen. the preemies that transported were taken to children's hospital. jonathan: we are hearing 911 calls made in the aftermath of the horrible bus crash in baltimore yesterday. >> there is an mta bus. wow. holy [beep]. jonathan: that was just one of the callers. six people killed yesterday, 10 hurt, including one in critical trying to make sense of what happened. >> the only thing i remember was i got on the bus on the right side and was talking to someone, and the next thing i know i woke up on the floor with glass in my mouth. >> how did you feel? >> in pain, scared, yelling for people killed in the crash were released today and range in age from 33 to 67 years old. the ntsb is trying to figure out what caused the school bus to crash into the mta bus. witnesses are being asked to come forward with the investigatio

anna-lysa: most say it was what they needed. this woman brought her children. >> all these people are coming together and it seems like we could put our differences aside. >> to have my kids find their voice in a positive way. >> i liked people coming together from all different backgrounds. it made me really happy. anna-lysa: more than 30 organizations from across the area were represented as part of the interfaith gathering. they hope that their unity will be heard long after. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. , another safetrack search will have a big impact, this time on the origin silver lines. safetrack surge 11 starts tomorrow, reducing service on those lines by 2.3. origin silver line trains will singletrack through december 21. -- orange and silver line trains will singletrack through december 21, cutting service on those lines by 2/3. "metro"to 43817. traffic was a little heavier today as the largest number of travelers since 2007 journeyed home after the thanksgiving break. it was very busy at reagan national. tsa said a p

anna-lysa gayle has more. anna-lysa: the people gathered at piney branch elementary school, attracting those who voted for hillary clinton as a way to begin the healing process after a brutal election season. president-elect donald trump begins his transition to the white house, nearly 200 takoma park residents joined hands. >> the muslim american community is anxious. i think will be tough to know what is going to come out of it all. anna-lysa: the scene was one that many muslim americans will never forget. >> donald j. trump is calling of muslims entering the united states. >> i think there is a lot a fear because we are not sure what is happening in the next couple months and years. >> the hatred that has been exhibited in the last presidential campaign, we can show karen love for one another. >> that has been a really tough few days. many muslim americans are very invested in the election. there was so much divisive rhetoric have this. anna-lysa: while the election results may have divided the nation, orga

keith was told his registration was challenged by canidate for anna chuck webb. who questioned if the those on the list were really residents of the island. 48:33 its so unusual i've never seen one. mike bennett. supervisor of elections for manatee county. says while unusual. the challenge is completely legal. and while the maneuver will cause a review. the votes still count. as long as those voting are in fact registered in manatee county. 48:15 all of those ballots get reviewed. and they do get counted. counted tonight at 7:00. but they do get counted and we'll have them all wrapped up in the next couple of days. on anna maria island, beau zimmer, 10news wtsp. 10news reached out to commissioner chuck webb's office but so far we haven't heard back. the supervisor of elections says a frivolous challenge to a voter's registration can result in a misdemeanor charge for each time it happens. you've probably heard somebody say they'll move out of the country if their candidate doesn't win. we're taking a look at whether there will really be a mass exodus out of the u

at the corner of happy and healthy. >>> coming up, anna kendrick stops by. watch me flip her from team zack to king slater. >>> plus how you can rock >>> all right. lots of items trending on social media today. >> let's fire up the "extra" feed. never seen so many a- one room when it's not the oscars. >> the best of the best are here. >> hollywood's finest, hello mark and ryan. the most legendary, the prettiest women and some seriously gorgeous gowns all coming together for the academy's annual governors ball. jackie chan getting an honorary oscar. nicole kidman telling us why she could never do one of his action movies. >> i'd be like, careful, careful of my knee. >> nicole likes to stay upright. >> yeah. she's kind of tall. she should stay upright. were there, warren beatty, ryan reynolds. added to the list, usain bolt. which is your favorite? >> usain bolt. >> i have to go with warren beatty. >> he's the best. brother? >> no. >> yes, he does. look, here's a video from "gq" him meeting his twin brother, gordon. >> two in the room. >> three if you sure made

anna camp, everybody! we'll be right back with green day. >> jimmy: i want to thank shia labeouf, anna camp, apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. first their album called "revolution radio." here with the song "bang bang," green day! [ cheers and applause ] ? ? i get my kicks and i want to start a rager i want to dance like i'm on the video ? ? i got a fever for the violent behavior i'm sweating bullets like a modern romeo ? ? bang bang give me fame shoot me up to entertain ? ? i am a semi-automatic lonely boy ? give me death or give me -- daddy's little psycho and mommy's little soldier ? ? ? i testify like a lullaby of memories broadcasting live and it's on my radio ? ? i got my photo bomb i got my vietnam i love a lie just like anybody else ? give me fame shoot me up to entertain ? ? i am a semi-automatic lonely boy you're dead i'm well fed ? ? give me death or give me -- daddy's little psycho and mommy's little soldier ? ? broadcasting from my room and playing with my toys

please say hello to anna camp! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: you just got married too, congratulations. >> i did, yes, thank you. two months. >> jimmy: your husband is a great guy, did you meet on "pitch perfect"? >> we did, yes. >> jimmy: did you have to invite the whole cast to the wedding? >> we didn't have to, but we did have a couple of people show up. >> jimmy: who did you decide not to invite? [ laughter ] >> um -- britney was a bridesmaid. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> which was really great. >> jimmy: nice. it was awesome. liz banks came. she was there. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> it was great to have her. >> jimmy: did you all sing and to the whole thing at the wedding? actually wrote me a song. >> jimmy: he did, oh. >> yes. >> jimmy: this must be why he didn't invite me to the wedding. [ laughter ] >> maybe. you don't sing? >> jimmy: no, i enjoy watching grooms sing to the brides. >> you would have loved it, it's really, really amazing and beautiful. >> jimmy: doesn't he have friends who make fun of him for that kind of thing