the legacy of one of the clinton administrations most polarizing figures. plus - donald trump delivers his closing argument to thousands of virginia voters. the late-night push in the commonwealth. and the d-m-v.. feeling the chill this morning. the frost advisory and freeze warning in effect right now. good morning washington. toss to eileen - frosty start -> cool afternoon - dry & warm for election day - have the umbrella wednesday - coldest air of the season next weekend (highs low 50s!) frost advisory in effect for d.c., southern montgomery, prince georges, anne arundel, charles, king george, stafford & spotsylvania counties until 9am. freeze warning in 9am. today: sunny. frosty start, seasonable afternoon. highs: 57-63 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: 30-41 winds: light election day: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 66-70 winds: sw 5 mph breaking news coming in to the abc minutes. former u-s attorney general "janet reno" has died. according to family members - reno deid early this morning from complications of parkinson's disease. she was

attorney general during the clinton administration. reno was right at the epicenter of several high-profile convictions and political controversies including ted kazinski, the prosecution of timothy mcveigh and oklahoma city bombing and raid on davidian compound in waco, texas and armed seizure of a 5-year-old elian gonzalez. >>> countdown to the presidential election a matter of hours away. ahead of tomorrow's big day, the last nbc news survey monkey poll shows hillary clinton with a six percentage point lead over donald trump. that comes in the wake of news the fbi will not pursue charges against clinton in the latest e-mail probe. >> trump jumped on that news yesterday. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. the people, the fbi, they know it. >> hillary clinton did not mention the fbi decision while campaigning yesterday. she focused on what has to happen after this election. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. we have to begin listening to one another

reno was one of the clinton administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures. she faced criticism early in her tenure for the deadly raid on the branch davidian compound at waco, texas. reno was diagnosed with parkinson's in 1995. she spent her final days at her ((brian loftus)) >>> police are finding more evidence in the deadly kidnapping case out of south carolina. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up good day see how many deaths investigators are saying the accused serial killer could be connected to./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman heck voted 10 times to defund planned parenthood. he even threatened to shut down the government over it. and predatory payday lenders and voted their way. he even wanted to privatize social security, risking it on the stock market. congressman heck just doesn't care about people like us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. the human remains of a second person on the property of a south carolina ma

i served in the clinton administration and the think the policies of the clinton administration are closer to my own. in every case, negotiation is preferable. certainly, what we did in iraq was appalling and indefensible and i would only encourage this guy to read what i have written because i have attacked as vehemently as possible. i attacked the use of drones and -- as vehemently as possible. i worry about automated militaries that have rich countries invading poor countries without shedding rich country's blood and i worry about consequences. i worry about morality of what we have done. by all means, let's find peaceful avenues for resolving problems if that is possible. having said that, let's do that from a position of strength. that is what enables the united states to maintain the path since the second world war. they are enemies out there and i think they need to know that they will not be able to continue unchecked and that we and use international law when there is a direct threat to us and our allies, we will act in defense of ourselves and our allies. that has been the core o

one of the most well-known members of the clinton administration has died. plus -- it is down to the wire for hillary clinton and donald trump. one day to go before election day. this morning - find out how many voters are a and damage overnight in oklahoma after an earthquake hits. people in some parts of iowa could feel it. i'm jerry gallagher. let's check on your weather now with storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan. good morning. eileen on camera for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: after a fantastic weekend, our temperatures have dropped into the upper 30s to low 40s... similar to yesterday morning. we have light south winds and mainly clear skies, although some high clouds are tracking in ahead of a cold front that will track through later today... that will bring more clouds and a chance of some rain by late afternoon. generally, it will be mainly sunny most of the day with that chance of showers late. highs will stay above normal... in the low to mid 60s today with

all issues he says will be in better hands with a clinton administration. fox5 talked to some of the voters in the crowd many of whom were sanders supporters during the february caucus irma varela, las vegas: it was a bit disappointing but hillary is a strong candidate also so i think they will work together well and we should support together and work together others were "with her" from the start frank carbone, las vegas: i love bernie sanders but i was actually supporting hillary eric, los angeles: i was not a bernie sanders supporter but hearing him today was inspiring, i understand why a lot of people were behind him and wanted to vote for him. regardless of where you stand - senator sanders has this message: it is not a personality contest. and i say to all those people many of them in nevada- who are considering voting for trump, take a issues... abby theodros fox5 news local las vegas>> sanders also discussed immigration at sunday's rally. organizers from trump's nevada headquarters say its time for a president that will bring back jobs and fix the

attorney general during the clinton administration. reno was at the epicenter ofç several high profile convictions and political controversies. those included the case of ted kazinski and authorization of the armed seizer of 5-year-old eli gonzalez. >> look at that single number up there right now. just a matter of hours ahead of tomorrow's big day. hillary clinton holds a six-point lead nationally over donald trump. that poll comes in the wake of the news fbi will not be recommending charges against clinton in its latest e-mail probe. trump jumped on that news early during a rally yesterday. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it, the fbi knows it. the people. the people they know it. >> hillary clinton has not mentioned the fbi decision while on the campaign trail yesterday. instead she focused on what has to happen after the election. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. we have to begin listening to one another and affecting some action. >> both candidates are going al

administration to the clinton administration in 1992 -1993. mack mclarty is joining us on the phone. thank you for being with us. mr. mclarty: always a pleasure to be with you. steve: what is happening behind the scenes at this stage? mr. mclarty: a lot is the quick answer. steve, as you well know and your listeners and viewers do as well, a transition of our presidency is a hallmark, a hallmark of a functioning democracy, a peaceful transition of power. you have got to remember there is only 77 days, or less than 80 days depending on election day, in the inaugural between the transition, a tough, hotly contested come along campaign, and then, all of a sudden, a new president is sworn in and a new government is seated. it is just so much to do, truly -- there is a lot to get a government placed, particularly when there is a change of administrations as was our case with president clinton with republicans being in the white house. with donald trump, this is unprecedented in many ways with his coming into this presidency in a manner he has with

many people are expected, about three or four, expected to be part of hillary clinton's administration should she win. okay. a long night is ahead of us. we'll be continuing to check in with you through this evening. let's send it back to you in the bay area. >> okay. thank you very much, raj. mark matthews is in new york city tonight covering the trump election night gathering. i understand that you are at trump's polling place this morning and a couple women disrobed in protest. >> reporter: it was a very unusual morning. we are at his election night headquarters right now. earlier today we were over at ps-59. a school just a few blocks from here when this happened. two women tore off their blouses and began shouting for trump to grab his privates and get out of their polls. the pair were corralled by new york city police and arrested not for being topless but for electioneering inside a polling pla place. the mission is protest. three hours later, donald trump walked in to a smattering of boos surrounded by his travel press corps photographers and secret service, he filled out his b

reno served in the clinton administration and she was the first woman to hold that post. 5-year-old elian gonzalez so he could be returned to cuba. you probably remember that story. >>> life was lonely at the top yesterday for on mary keitany. she was more than 3 and a half minutes ahead in the new york city race. ghirmay ghebreslassie was the overall winner. more than 52,000 people entered >>> the dramatic rescue of a man who plunged into a freezing alaska water was in the water 15 minutes but he is expected to survive. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a countdown to the election, as we hit the battleground states. i'm anne-marie green. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies... try clarispray. from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. try clarispray today. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber? works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fiber in benefiber? nourishe

reno was involved in several high-profile cases during the clinton administration. she died of ? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, emily: right now a toddler is recovering after being hit by a bullet insi siside a brockton h. he was playing with siblings while grazed. the shots were fired outside his grandmother's home on bartlett street. family members found him bleeding for his leg and his mother is calling for the violence to end. >> they need to stop because innocent people are being hurt. emily: police are still searching for suspects. randy: a fake political flyer college campus. the accusations it may keep some people from voting. a new push today to end the transit workers strike in philadelphia. ? our neighborhood public schools. the place where 96% of our kids are

mclarty came in at the end of the clinton administration as chief of staff. josh bolten was chief of staff at the end of the bush administration. the transit vision of office out of george w. bush changed the tone and actions during the transition period. in 2008, president bush led to the most determined transition out of office we have experienced. he began the transition cycle in 2007 in discussions with his chief of staff josh bolten. bolten, in turn, closed the circle that truman proposed to structure by having representatives of the incoming and outgoing chief executive meet well before the election. togetherd representatives in july, almost two months prior to the 2008 party convention. clay johnson, who led the transition as executive director for president bush into office in 2001, was the deputy for management at the office of management and budget's, and let the department and agency planning gathering information. panel. be on her second equally important and the 2008 transition was interest in making use of those administration preparations by th

the legacy of one of the clinton administrations most polarizing figures. plus - donald trump delivers his closing argument to thousands of virginia voters. the late-night push in the commonwealth. and the d-m-v.. feeling the chill this morning. the frost advisory and freeze warning in effect right now. good morning washington. toss to eileen - frosty start -> cool afternoon - dry & warm for election day - have the umbrella wednesday - coldest air of the season next weekend (highs low 50s!) frost advisory in effect for d.c., southern montgomery, prince georges, anne arundel, charles, king george, stafford & spotsylvania counties until 9am. freeze warning in

idea that in a new clinton administration, once again the white house is going to be in a feud or battle with the fbi is not a healthy situation. once the fbi to have this reputation, we follow the facts, we don't care about politics. if he's seen one day going after the republicans, then another after the democrats, that plays into the narrative that we don't care, we will do what is right for the evidence. charlie: what if you are not following procedure. >> there are questions that loretta lynch has to answer. comey not tovised send that letter, saying it violated long-standing policy. she could have ordered him not to send it. she chose not to because we can assume she did not want to faced the potential criticism of concealing the fbi from taking investigative steps related to the clinton investigation. in some sense, she went through the same sort of calculus that comey did. comey made an affirmative step to make something public. the fact that they both had this kind of political calculus -- what am i going to be attacked for if i do something? -- is worth noting here. hillary cli

one of the most well-known members of the clinton administration has died. plus -- it is down to the wire for hillary clinton and donald trump. one day to go before election day. this morning - find out how many voters are already in... and damage overnight in oklahoma after an earthquake hits. people in some parts of iowa could feel it. good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist forecast. eileen on camera after a fantastic weekend, our temperatures have dropped into the upper 30s to low 40s... similar to yesterday morning. we have light south winds and mainly cle are tracking in ahead of a cold front that will track through later today... that will bring low to mid 60s today with south have that forecast for you in a few minutes. we're now down to a matter of hours -- not days. the polls open tomorrow morning iowa... wraps up. that race has been tightening. tracie potts tells us where the candidates will be today. with 42 million votes already hillary clinton has a four-point lead in our last nbc-wall street jo

she served eight years in office during president bill clinton's administration. her tenure was marked by the deadly showdown at religious compound in the custody over young cuban immigrant elian gonzalez. reno ran unsuccessfully for governor of florida in 2002. she was rarely been seen in public since then. according to her family, reno reportedly passed away at her home in miami after a 20-year battle with parkinson's disease. she was 78-years-old. some news from overnight. crews are investigating an abandoned warehouse fire this morning. the 2 alarm fire happening near 15th and st. paul after midnight. there were no injuries...and than 100-thousand dollars in damage. new this morning - police arrest three people... including two missing 15 year-olds... after a pursuit ends by 43- north and brown deer. police found the car with two flat tires after it sped through traffic... nearly hitting other cars on the road. three people ran out of the car - but were all caught. the driver and one of the passengers were both wanted for robbery by mpd. the dodge strauss they

i call the clinton administration bill and hillary despite the fact it was generational but in the '90s it is child's play today but they did that right there. they said they were jealous with the southern bias but george w. bush says it is conservative for obama says it is racism but clinton and obama and bush they all say they're president was more than any other in history. what is going on? is it up part that a level of criticism is a sense often that there is something out of control. with a new level of power in the age of 24/7 media to get a handle on that like a vision for america. >> we will go back to where we started in the few minutes we have remaining if you picked up "it takes a village" today would you learn about hillary clinton and her politics in 2016 quick. >> you would learn much more trustworthy and i think he would burn of the struggles which is a good thing and to understand how modern america can forge a new future. >> to understand the challenges and to believe that it is tempered by conservativism that could do the job. >> is that russia is campaigning in 2016.

she served eight years as former president bill clinton. the longest and in a century and was one of the administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures. she faced criticism early in her tenure for the raid on the branch davidian compound in waco texas where david qureshi and 80 followers died. in the spring of 2000 reno and reach your hometown committee -- cumin community when she authorized elion gonzales seizure. havana home from his relatives to be returned to his father in cuba. >>> after leaving washington she returned to florida and made an unsuccessful run for florida governor in 2002. she lost in a primary. >>> a goddaughter says reno spent her final days at home in miami surrounded by family and friends.>>> renie, thank you.>>> both candidates will be in before the election. tracy potts reports, north carolina is part of the final push. >> reporter: with 42 million votes already in hillary clinton has a four point lead in our last nbc wall street journal poll and the fbi now says it's email review is over with no smoking

one of clinton administration's recognizeable, polarizing figures. she also american seizure of gonzalez so he could be to cuba with his father. was 78. >> museum is moving. i mean, like whole museum is moving. >> big process. >> flooding to mexico brings out >> that's when you put the intern into play for sure. >> you get them. >> no, you get them. >> good learning experience for you. >> temps are great. they are getting warmer. cooldown coming up. details coming up. >> live look at stock market. this is one of those days that, yeah, you pull out 401k and do a little dance. we are making up ground here. >> bad today. >> lots of green. >> that's our analysis. >> experts. it's not often you get a view >> we will take a look at this. not often you get a view of had to go all the way to summit to film this. you see the lava bubbling up. pouring the right into the ocean. that is incredible sight. >> is it? >> no homes are in danger, by the way. >> baby crocodile rescued in the street. there's the intern. >> never too late to start a new career. >> got it

i want to have intelligent search that protects us at home. >> clinton administration takes a isis in iraq and neisseria to defeat international terror networks in further support first responders on the front lines here at home. the trump administration promises to crush ice is through aggressive coalition military operations in the rebuild u.s. forces with improved intelligence and fiber capabilities. trump who wants a war with mexico draws a distinction with clinton on refugees. >> when i'm elected president we elected president we would suspend the syrian refugee program. and we will keep radical islamic terrorists out of our country. >> i'm not going to let anyone into this country who is now guided, who we do not have confidence in, but i did not, but i've not going to slam the door on women and children. reporter: the justice department reported 49 new international terrorism prosecutions in increase of 10% over 2015. while both candidates plan to disrupt online recruiting, neither offer specifics. >> isis right now is the most prominent terror group on the world stage. >> home

campaign for hillary clinton. i asked him about the newly circulating idea in some conservative circles that republicans would refuse to elect a supreme court. >> now that they're about to lose the election it's we may wait, we may wait forever. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: you don't think they'd seriously do that? >> the american tolerate that. what a dereliction of duty that would be. elections have consequences, and when the american people speak next week and elect hillary clinton then we need to move forward and make sure we have a nine person court. >> in a bit we'll discuss with private citizen temporize where americans should sign up for the controversies that would no donald trump to an extinct political party called the no nothings. and may i make a recommendation, the daily camera as a really interesting article on the trail runner dale mackey whhaving his leg amputated. he made the tough amputate it after it was crushed by a boulder. he actually expects to be more active without the pain to

this is a huge question for a potential clinton administration. top aides had a call and i asked robbie mook who was on the call, how do you plan to deal with the fact that you are going to have an fbi director that you have now putted heads w the campaign is not commenting on this. they say they r focused op winning. this could be a dragged-out war if she wins. they are arguing that if she wins, the 9th seat won't be filled in a republican is in the white house. this is not just bare knuckle politics. >> in the supreme court, regardless of what happens on election day, this is going to be one of the biggest flash points of the clinton administration, trying to fill that vacancy in the supreme court. if you listen to harry reid, he has said that he manages that the fill buster will be reversed if republicans are in the minority. senate democrats would reverse that in order to allow a democratic president to fill that vacancy. >> it doesn't seem that different from eight years ago when mitch mcconnell said, our number one mission is to make preside

. >> what if hillary clinton >> it's unclear whether or not a president clinton and a clinton administration could do some of the things that she want to do to stabilize the individual marketplace without congress taking action. if you think back -- the obama administration's negotiation with the auto industry right after the great recession, there was the dimension of the white house kind of negotiating directly with the industry. in a sense, do an end run around congress to make some of those reforms happen because, as it looks to be the case right now, congress is pretty unlikely to enact a potential clinton administration pick for the affordable care act. >> a lot to be decided. thank you so much. from marquette university talking to us about it. back to you. >> thank you. >> still aheel goes interactive. how you can share your experience with other voters. we'll go live to the trump campaign party. the plans for tonight and how both camps are making history in >> first the freeway was closed, open and then partially reopened. >> it was a downed wire over the freeway. it and now i'm happ

the idea that in a new clinton administration, once again, the white house is going to be in a feud or war or battle with the fbi is not a healthy situation. >> i think comey want the fbi to have this reputation, "we follow the facts, we don't care about politics." if he's seen one day going after the republicans, then another day going after the democrats, that plays into the narrative that "we don't care, we will do what is right for the evidence." charlie: the justice to -- department says, you are not following procedures. michael: there are questions that loretta lynch has to answer. her people advised comey not to send that letter, saying it violated long-standing policy. she could have ordered him not to send it. she chose not to because we can assume she did not want to faced -- he did not want to be faced with political criticism of concealing or blocking the fbi from taking investigative steps that might be related to the clinton investigation. in some sense, she went through the same sort of calculus that comey did. comey made an affirmative step to make something public. it

she was the first female attorney general of the united states and served ng clinton's administration. janet reno was 78 years old. you will see her on social media sites and online. >>> a app called hashtag never trump is collecting hillary clinton supporters with green party supporters to trade votes. this is controversial here. a clinton supporter in a reliably blue or red state can find a third party voter in a battleground state. it works on the honor system where the voters promise to vote for each other's candidate election. you might think this has to be illegal. but in 2007 a federal appeals court ruled trading your vote is form of constitutionally protected speech and conduct. >>> two people are recovering from serious injuries after something went wrong with a candidate. delaware's punkin chunkin competition the trapped door to the air canon malfunked launching parts into the air. a 39-year-old woman was hit in thce old man was also hit. it was just returning after a two year hiatus after 2013 incident where a volunteer was injured during an atv accident. the woman is in cr

so today i want for you to hear correctly from me that under the clinton/kaine administration there will be room for everyone in this country. for everyone. >> and he challenged latino voters, asking them, weren't you insulted by what former governor ja >>> recently former governor jan brewer said that she wasn't worried that her candidate donald trump will win arizona because, and i quote, latinos don't get out the vote. this is the same former governor who approved the discriminatory bill sb1070 that promoted racial >> the purpose of the rally besides building support for hillary clinton was to encourage latinos to get to the polls. an indication just how significant latino votes are with the election just a few days away, next tuesday. in phoenix, steve krafft, "fox 10 news." >>> tim kaine is not the only one from the clinton administration or campaign spending time in arizona. bernie sanders will be back in the state this weekend. part of a 12 state campaign tour. he will be here on sunday notch released. meantime donald trump, jr., is headed back to the valley. he will hold a rally

the miami native was one of the clinton administration's most prominent figures. she ran for governor in florida back in 2002, but lost. she was 78- years-old. this morning-- people in central oklahoma are cleaning up after an eathquake caused damage to homes, and businesses. it hit near cushing, oklahoma, about 50 miles northeast of oklahoma city. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck joins us live in the studio. sarah, this was a big earthquake. yes, a magnitude 5.0. to give you some ideaho city, missouri, and little rock, arkansas felt the little rock, arkansas felt the tremors of the earthquake. they're both about 300 miles away from central oklahoma. buildings in downtown cushing crumbled. the roofs of several homes caved in. this morning police officers still have several blocks in downtown cushing closed because they are concerned about building damage and more chunks of concrete the good news is nobody was seriously hurt in the quake. people in oklahome tell us they heard and felt their houses shake and the ground rumbled violently beneath their feet for about

. >> rubio sees himself as a check and balance to a trump white house or a clinton administration. >> no matter who is elected president we will need to have a senate and senators willing to confront the ideas of the next president. i am the only one prepared to do that. >> will he promised voters not to run for the white house in the middle of his term? >> i have no interest to desire or seek any office. >> we caught up with patrick murphy he responded to reports of the fbi investigating and allegedly illegal donation scheme tie to his 2012 congressional campaign involving a wealthy saudi is completely frivolous there is nothing in the report, no actual people or quotes, no authorities even said anything about it. another frivolous attack. >> we asked murphy how he would stop insurance premiums from rising in florida. >> with the affordable care act that was the biggest step forward but there are things that have to be fixed. we have to continually improve the legislation.>> almost count on one hand, six days to go, as the race is tightening republicans here is what is at stake, repu

. >> reporter: trump visited the white house during the regan and clinton administration. this was his wife's first time in the executive mansion. [ chanting ] >> reporter: anti -trump demonstrators protested outside of the white house and said the president elect has to bridge a deep divide in the country. >> he does not represent our values. he does not represent our ideals. he does not represent this country. and we won't be silent. we will hold him accountable. >> reporter: president elect mike pence met with leaders on capitol hill. they got a look at the platform being constructed and talked with paul ryan. >> we're talk about how we're -- talking about how ing to hit the ground running >> reporter: that includes gutting obamacare and lowering taxes, easily expected to clear the republican majority in congress. >>> two days after the general election, arizona's secretary of 600,000 remain unaccounted statewide. most statistical experts have called arizona's recreational marijuana vote prop 205 as a no. proponents are still holding out hope. here's the current count.

you one you would be working with the clinton administration. gov. hassan: that is right but we have seen an concession speech -- gracious and thoughtful concession speech. our commitment to peaceful transitions, that is what we are seeing unfold right now. if we stay focused on what binds us as americans i think we are going to do just fine. we do have some real differences and we are going to have to figure out how to address those. what i'm looking forward to in washington is representing the people of new hampshire to and senator elect and then senator. we know people will want to come together and build a brighter future and an economy that includes everyone. we know it is possible to keep our economy moving forward and our country safe. my first order of business is going to be to try to get that emergency funding to help us combat our opioid crisis. that is our most pressing challenge. forward. josh: what kind of advice have you had from senator jeanne shaheen? similar with your career trajectory, has she said here is what you should expe

and so, i think that people do have questions about who exactly would serve in a clinton administration, because the clintons have been in politics for so long, they have a huge circle of advisers and allies. and so, these e-mails give you a sense of who the players are in a clinton world. and who might be important in an administration. >> you've been following her campaign from the beginning, so i want to ask you, how has her having to respond to these alleges rattled her, especially this late in the campaign? i mean, before the latest fbi announcement, we had leaked reports that she was looking at as secretary of state, and who that could possibly be. so we went from talking about how her future cabinet could look to the fact that the fbi was reopening an investigation. so, how has this really rattled the internal workings? >> right, i was on the clinton plane the day that comey's letter came out. and the clinton campaign certainly did not see that coming. they were absolutely gob smsmac by this announcement. so it did throw off their planes. at least for a few days, they had to scra

she was one of the clinton administration's most recognizable figures. reno faced criticism for a deadly raid in waco, texas. she also unsuccessful ly ran for florida governor in 2002. a five point oh magnitude earthquake that hit oklahoma has some worried it damaged a key oil hub. officials say the earthquake hit last night around 7:45 centered in cushing, oklahoma. that's northeast of oklahoma city. crossroads of the world because of one of the world's largest oil storage facilities. police say there is quite a bit of damage to the town. "and the whole movie house shook and moved for about three, four minutes. we called home and found out we got some damaged to our houses out in the country, and we got damage to our house over on little street." " ""i came flying off the couch because i felt it all shaking, grabbed my cousin and we ran outside. it was like, shooo.. and the aftershakes were crazy because they were like, hooo." " police say a few people reported minor injuries. some reported feeling tremors in iowa, wisconsin, and texas. early this morni

reno served in the clinton administration and she was the first woman to hold that post. in 2000 she faced criticism by authorizing the armed seizure of you probably remember that story. >>> life was lonely at the top yesterday for on mary keitany. she was more than 3 and a half minutes ahead in the new york city race. ghirmay ghebreslassie was the overall winner. more than 52,000 people entered the race. >>> the dramatic rescue of a man who plunged into a z alaska water was in the water 15 minutes but he is expected to survive. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a countdown to the election, as we hit the battleground states. i'm anne-marie green. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies... try clarispray. from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. try clarispray today. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber? works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fib

a clinton administration and cash in. number two, how many times have we heard the clinton administration talking about ukrainian ties to paul manafort and the fbi looking at that. it turns out bill and hillary clinton have ukrainian ties they don't want to talk about. trish: how much did the ukrainian billionaire give? >> my records show at least $8 million while hillary clinton was secretary of state. he could have given more in the last couple of years. while she was secretary of state, $8 million. trish: boggles my mind, if you know you're going to run for president, and she did, why do you expose yourself to this in the first place. ed henry, great to see you and . following the wikileaks stories for us. >>> mary ann marsh and joel walsh. she knew, everybody knew she was going to run and had her eye on the prize, why allow yourself basically the exposure to all of this? why take $8 million from a ukrainian billionaire and then give him a state dinner? >> a couple things, trish, i don't think -- she made a final decis

she was a key figure during the clinton administration facing criticism for her handling of the deadly raid on the compound in waco, texas and the seizure of elian gonzalez. newscenter 5's erika tarantal looks back at reno's life, and legacy. >> janeto general. a former miami prosecutor reno famously told reporters i don't do spin appointed by president bill clinton, she served as attorney general for nearly eight years. she was one of the administrations most recognizable and polarizing figures. >> i've always told people if they don't like what's going on in their government they shouldn't stand on the sidelines and complain, they should be involved and i think it's important in a democracy that the branch davidian compound in waco, texas where sect leader david koresh and 80 followers died. following waco, reno figured into several controversies and scandals that marked the clinton adminstration, in the spring of 2000, reno angered her hometown's cuban-american community when she authorized the armed seizure of elian gonzalez. the boy was taken from the home of his miami relatives s

reno figured into controversies and scandals that marked the clinton administration. in the spring of 2000 reno angered her hometown's cuban american community when she authorized the armed seizure of elian gonzalez, the boy was taken from the home of his miami relatives so he could be returned to his father in cuba. >> mr. gonzalez and i do not share the same political beliefs, but it is not our place to punish a father for his political beliefs. >> reporter: after leaving washington janet reno returned to florida where she ran for governor in 2002 losing in a democratic primary. the campaign brought her public career to an end. >> i prefer not to think of what i have accomplished that is most satisfying to me. i prefer to think of what i have yet to do in whatever time i have. >> reporter: she died from complications of parkinson's disease having spent her final days at home surrounded by family and friends. janet reno was 78. sherry preston, abc news, new york. >>> a woman's shoe jammed an escalator triggering a chain of events that caused long delays for riders th

janet reno was one of the clinton administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures. she faced criticism early on. thatrl the on the compound i -- in gonzalespp from her relative ma'am he said he can be returne to his father in cuba. channel 3 note died of parkinson's disease and she was 70 his old. >> today's for the affection an a resolution> fresh say resolution to the fpi's look into the dishsh e-mails connect hillary clinton. >> we're here for the results o -- he sent a letter like he did on november 28. the joint she's talking about this and repeat the newly discovered enough he said that that change the conclusion that express back in july during the initial investigation , which means that the couple charges would be filed in connection to the latest review e-mails. the presence of the nose for mostst of persons and duplicate that would have been scene. the laptop couldn't when sorts was put decadede old. that's a personal content relevant took the investigation. different quickly. most americans afflicted this case andli really set that is something corrupt.

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reno served in the clinton administration and she was the first woman to hold that post. in 2000 she faced criticism by could be returned to cuba. you probably remember that story. >>> life was lonely at the top yesterday for on mary keitany. she was more than 3 and a half minutes ahead in the new york city race. ghirmay ghebreslassie was the overall winner. more than 52,000 people entered the race. >>> the dramatic rescue of a man who plunged alaska water was in the water 15 minutes but he is expected to survive. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a countdown to the election, as we hit the battleground states. i'm anne-marie green. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies... try clarispray. from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. try clarispray today. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber? works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fiber in benefiber

and the director of the office of management and budget in the bill clinton administration as former vice chair of the federal reserve and many that iccomplishments can't even try to list. bixby, alice is robert director, ae connection there. abibsy, parts leo of our parent company, the economist group. collander, as stan very entertaining blogger and the budget ghi guy on twitter, f you follow him on twitter. you for saying that. >> i don't know how you got that handle. he's the executive vice msl, who has worked on the staff of both the house and senate budget committees. finally, ed lorenzen, who handle, a good twitter at captain paygo. at the senior advisor committee for responsible federal budget and a former hill aid. so this is a really great panel and i very much appreciate that us hereall joining today. it seems like we should probably start with what is on mind away, which is the lame duck session of at us.s, coming right i think the big question on the hill and among everybody who budget and appropriations is how trump'st-elect donald victory is going to influence the proc

that tells you that the administration is in full protect hillary get hillary clinton elected mode. lou: we know that like again, i'm still not a lawyer. and fact of the matter is we know what they are. my god he's -- he's using the justice department to block barack obama to block investigation of his former secretary of state by the if fbi that is under the control of his attorney general attorney lynch we see what's happening and we see the correlation had between the various officers of the justice department. particularly john podesta this is nasty, nasty smelly stuff. and the problem for the justice department to get back to your earlier question an the fbi all of the agencies that are helping this court now is that everything that is coming the, you have to wonder why there hasn't been significant criminal investigation because there hasn't been. >> there's no grand jury by the fbi, by the justice department. no xrens comprehensive subpoena and no witness -- lou: where is everybody not refusing why aren't people saying we're not gamed again? where is the dam grnl grand jury a

you worked, as john said, both in the bill clinton administration and in the barack obama administration. you have been a key advisor and policymaker in economics. you were an advisor on the clinton campaign. you heard elizabeth warren no doubt today talking about some of the issues. i don't want to proceed for a postmortem, but what went wrong? why am i not talking to you now is the next treasury secretary? mr. sperling: i think there will be a lot of conversations about campaigns and strategy. i think we had an excellent person in hillary clinton. i think his fortune is our misfortune, is we had somebody who was perhaps extremely qualified, vast experience, at a moment and time where that was not wings to fly but instead a deep weight. my first campaign was the dukakis campaign in 1988 and george herbert walker's experience was tough for us. it was like a positive thing hard to overcome. was here, i think it did make it harder for her to capture some of that anger and outrage that perhaps trump and bernie sanders were able to capture. but, look, -- >> because she had been part of the i

reno served in the clinton administration and she was the first woman to hold that post. in 2000 she faced criticism by authorizing the armed seizure of could be returned to cuba. you probably remember that story. >>> life was lonely at the top yesterday for on mary keitany. she was more than 3 and a half minutes ahead in the new york city race. ghirmay ghebreslassie was the overall winner. more than 52,000 people entered the race. >>> the dramatic rescue of a man who plunged alaska water was in the water 15 minutes but he is expected to survive. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a countdown to the election, as we hit the battleground states. i'm anne-marie green. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies... try clarispray. from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. try clarispray today. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber? works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health.

. >> the mystery he doesn't do this it's a calculated deliberate strategy by the clinton administration to have these or clinton campaign to have these concerts. what they do is they give the tickets away oftentimes in very key voting districts right across the street from an early voting location. so the implication is that come and see the concert however you feel about the artist or the that's really the emphasis. the key again is in those ticket giveaways that happy at the voting sites they also get valuable voter information, names demographics addresses for database they can use down the road. >> i know some pep would say how do you even know those going are democrats. you're telling me you can see beyonce' jay-z or spring steen, no matter what your party affiliation you may want to go you got to believe a lot of people don't careut of there was a concert in fayetteville north carolina that they did the calculation afterwards they found that the county wide turn out as a result of that concert was up 16%. and they are betting that the majority of those voters are going their way.

administration, and she's been no fan of the banks and certainly a proponent of more and more rigorous reform. >> reporter: in the end, it all comes down to the economy. whichever candidate is better at growing jobs and incomes will be better for housing. those are the main drivers of home ownership. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >>> and to read more about housing under either a clinton or trump administration, head to our website, nbr.com. >>> coming up, will colorado be the first state to adopt a single-payer health care system? the measure is on the ballast, but it faces fierce opposition. ♪ >>> health insurer, anthem, says it may retreat from its participation in the affordable care act, if its financial results don't improve. the company's ceo said this is a critical year to assess whether the insurer continues to participate in the program long-term. anthem's third quarter results fell short of estimates as medical spending increased and other costs rose. >>> as part of the affordable care act, states can come up with their own health care option

, the clinton administration, someone always falls by the way side. someone with as much back ground as rudolph giuliani, it takes a lot of research. we'll see where this ends up. they're clearly starting from behind hx the other outcome happened a week ago tonight, the clinton administration would have been already announced. but donald trump will take a little time and we'll see. but they do not want to have a lot of failed confirmations. that's one of the reasons these business dealings actually matter now. >> i think you can't guarantee that democrats would vote for rudolph giuliani. he angered so many democrats with the things he said about president obama, his handling things on the campaign trail. maybe he'll have four or five of these red state democrats who represent states won that donald trump won but getting to 60 is much hard he. and you don't want to mess up out of the gate. >> it was very surprising to me to hear senator rand paul from kentucky really going out and making it clear, he doesn't want rudolph giuliani to be the secretary of

reno was the first female attorney general of the united clinton's administration. she passed away from complications related to parkinson's disease. janet reno was 78 years old. >>> accused ohio serial killer shawn grate sits in jail two items signed by grate have gone on sale on a controversial website. a florida based seller of so- called murder abill yeah is the seller. how they were signed after the arrest is now under investigation. grate is indicted for the murders of and rape of another person who survived and is linked to the murders of three more women back in 2005. >>> a stolen car leads to a dangerous high-speed chase and crash in los angeles overnight. police saw mercedes spending around 8 and the driver wases toably armed with a handgun. helicopter footage you can see here shows the driver nearly colliding with several other cars and speeding through highways and side streets. the chase comes to an end when the driver slams into a anyone including the driver was hurt. >>> if you are headed to disney look to the skies. you just might see drones. the par

she was also one of the clinton administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures. according to reno's goddaughter - she died from complications of parkinson's disease. she was 78 years old. some news from overnight. crews are investigating an abandoned warehouse fire this morning. the fire happening near 15th and st. paul after midnight. there were no injuries...and officials believe thee than 100-thousand dollars in damage. a desperate plea coming from the family of the five year old girl hit and killed on milwaukee's northwest side. they're begging anyone with information about the hit and run to come forward deandra corinthios is live near near the scene...at leon terrace and constance with the latest family members tell us 5-year-old rickyia langham was heading to the car with her mother sunday morning, memorial at the scene... meanwhile police continue to search for the driver. family members say rickyia was the life of the family. she was hit just outside her house....at leon terrace and constance avenue. family members say rickyia was holding her mother's ha

to your point, they are throwing out names. >> you were a critic of the clinton administration -- >> the campaign. >> what's going on in your circles of accounting for why she lost and what the fallout should be? >> first of all, people are starting to come to terms with the fact she lost and it is not just that donald trump won. my fear is that some people are taking the wrong lessons from this. they're saying, it needs to be an either/or. we either need to talk to the white working class or talk to latinos and black voters. that we either need to go with the sanders people or the clinton people. that's yits really important to learn the lessons from 2016. we saw all the democratic heavyweights. the dnc throw its weight behind one candidate. not allow any robust debate. and we should have a chair debate all across the country. let's go to all the states that hillary clinton lost that democrats should have won and have an open debate with as many candidates as possible. i don't have a favorite in the chair race. i saw jamie harrison. we need to have a robust debate with where we go g