that testimony was barred by new hampshire's rape shield law >> elizabeth: man stabbed ex-girlfriend and mom before running off. according to paperwork jeffrey labath disfigured his ex's face approximate happened in hyde park near huntington avenue. officers said he had broken into a house and if you know who he is, asking to call boston police. >> blair: president-elect trump transition team at process has been called a rocky one. >> reporter: trump's transition has been turbulent to say the least. breaking protocol by ditching reporters for dinner. >> they wanted to go in different direction and easy to hands coming in and i think there's confusion going on about a chain of command coming out of new york. hopefully they will get that settled pretty soon. >> reporter: multiple leaks much of the confusion and in fighting linked to trump's son-in-law jason -- jared kushn. his team has pushed back on the criticism. >> feel good about transition and say false to say it is not going well. >> reporter: signs of the washington are finally here and vice president elect mike pence dropped by

>> elizabeth: you're not my grandma. can i still get a plate. i love this. in true grandma style, wanda said, of course. the two even have a chance to meet after the exchange went viral and now, yes, he is coming over for thanksgiving, a new grandson perhaps. >> blair: this video takes of the meaning of dunk to a whole new height. >> elizabeth: i feel nauseous already. >> blair: 24-year-old simon barry of record yesterday for the highest ever bungee dunk and here we go. boom. made it. took the biscuit. dumped a biscuit into a cup of tea. from 230 feet up in the hair. this was part of guinness' world records day. >> elizabeth: this is it why i also don't golf. it's such a specific tiny target that you're going after, right? one of many. a little boy's big moment in the school play is ruined by a next at 4:30 p.m., the teacher grabbed the microphone, just as he was about to say his lines. how far the teacher is reacting after video went viral. now, here's vanessa welch with what we're working on for fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. >> the reporter: republicans are rea

elizabeth. i'm named after aunt elizabeth. you know, she died the year before i was born. y-you're the spitting image of elizabeth. that's what my daddy says. [kiss] thanks so much for letting me stay here with you. you--you even smell like elizabeth. go get her bags and stop smelling her. ooh, what is that i smell smelling so good? oh, that's bean sauce for the spaghetti. uncle fred, we're having spaghetti for breakfast? no, honey. for dinner. oh, well, uh, uncle fred, i can't eat here tonight. see, i'm meeting my roommates for dinner. well, why can't you meet them after dinner? oh, um, ahem, because, uh, we have so many things to arrange and talk about and everything. well, well, then, why don't you do this? why don't you invite them over here? and since i'm like your father here in los angeles, it'll be a pleasure for me to meet your friends. uh, it'll be too much trouble. really. no, no. i'll just make more sauce. no, that's too much work. no, i can handle it. [sighs] you may not be comfortable with my roommates. [truck pulling up outside] uh-oh. that's trouble. uh--uh

. >> elizabeth: i'm very excited about it. the islamic community is it on edge after a hate filled letter is sent to a new england mosque. >> mark: the. >> blair: the extra protection one group is calling for. >> elizabeth: the products that from the e.p.a. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? ? verizon keeps you going with that always-on data ? ? 4g lte that's a lotta speed ? ? think about it n' you'll say... ? (deep voice) "that's the deal of my dreams." with verizon you look awesome. (vo) give verizon prepaid with always-on data on the best network for only $50 per month. >> elizabeth: a young b

we'll come and get you, brother, no matter what we have to do. >> elizabeth: heart-wrenching. now, that family has set up a gofundme account, hoping to raise money to bring his body back home. they say any money left over will go to his children. a link to that account is on our web site, fox25boston.com. >> blair: turning outside today, warmer and sunnier than it's been lately. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz joins us with what's coming for the weekend. >> kevin: temperatures a we have some nice days coming, but the weekend holds big changes for us. now let's first talk about what's going on out there. we've seen the clouds hang tough, but we've seen clearing, particularly to the north and west of boston. i know the clouds are tougher in southeastern massachusetts, pretty much the opposite of what we saw happening yesterday by the way. so we had some pictures that came in, the sunset, beautiful, where the sun has come out. that's over boston this afternoon, sent in to us, a beautiful shot, no doubt about it. that's what you're seeing, where the skies

>> elizabeth: absolutely. a lot of people watched that game. incredible. 40 million people watched it i think if you are a sports fan, a true sports fan you love the whole dynamic on both sides. >> blair: did you watch it. >> kevin: i was here until the last out. i had to because the rain delay we had to deal with. nothing but streaming services that probably aren't being counted yet in that number. an amazing feat to do in a whole different world now. look what happened with that rainfall deficit and drought situation. you mentioned it earlier how it improved a b average in boston, but at least that area of extreme drought is shrinking. it started that way because i thought some rain that will help us out a little more today. we had a little rain but certainly not the amount i thought we would have and still a chance of a cup of showers popping up. we talked how north of the massachusetts border through the morning it would be the heaviest and certainly panned out. the one through southern new england haven't

kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: an interruption j.p. ryan's on brockton heav. damage to building, but no one was hurt. police in taunton hope a man hit by a truck will be able to tell them more about what happened right before that crash. the 33-year-old man from stoughton was struck last night on state street. police say the victim and the driver of the truck know each other and apparently there was some sort of a disagreement before that crash. the driver initially left the scene, but he turned himself into police a short time later. >> blair: a cash cow or bummer. the city is it charging 5 cents per grocery bags across supermarkets and stores. crystal haynes joins us live from dorchester tonight, sat in on the debate. strong opinions from both sides on this. >> the reporter: that's right. and they're really tacking about the money, not the green you see here, at lambert's with all of the christmas decorations and trees. we're talking about that 5 cents per bag and city councilors say that money is going right to retailers, which should be a a good thing, but

at 5:00. >> elizabeth: we have more busy news. updating people may have been struck by a car near hannaford and several cars struck a carriage coral and see it is a >>> may contain harmful bacteria that can cause breathing problems. dry carpet cleaners like the ones you see here being recalled and include arm and hammer, capture, healthy home and oric and people with healthy immune systems not usually affected by the bacteria and could be illness. >> blair: looked like fireworks exploding when blew and up department of transportation banned from carrying e cigs on fights. >> young boy died this summer at water park and they plan to demolish the attraction as the world's tallest slide. in august 10-year-old broke his neck on the slide and 2 other women also sufferedr bones. the slide will come down when the investigation into the tragedy is finished. >> blair: cat out in california spent 1 week trapped high above the neighborhood. the cat is named fat boy which might explain the problem here. >> it was apparently chased high voltag

. >> elizabeth: both sides. we spent the day around donald trump's team and planning more stops before tuesday. >> reporter: he is liz and blair. we are in atkinson country club in atkinson new hampshire over the border. this is trump's 9th visit since clinching the nomination and some arriving just after 1:00 to a big ovation of a crowd of 900 supporters. three polls released in the last 48 hours or so show trump at least tied with hillary clinton here in new hampshire. another poll show trump up by 5 points. that is a big shift from one week ago. clinton led in some polls by as many as 8 percentage points. trump realizing a shift here in new hampshire is hugely important for his quest for the white house. because with your vote we are just -- can you bleach this? four days away. four days away. four days away for waiting for the change you have been waiting for your entire life. i'm ready. i'm ready. >> reporter: and trump will be back here with mike pence monday night. hillary clinton will be here sunday in n

i would love to do it. >> elizabeth: so cute. and i love that she was game for it. >> it earned her an invitation to go to nashville. >>> and heavy rains on your evening drive. you head out the door. >>> several break-ins. the one crime scene that is of >>> this is a fox25 storm tracker weather alert. >> elizabeth: skyfox captured this flooding because of right now it is raining all over and bad weather is expected all night long. >> heather: i drove through that myself. we are live on the road as well right now. a look at 495 north in the marlborough area, and you can see traffic is moving a little slow because of the rain. storm tracker weather chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is back now when the rain will be at its worse. >> reporter: it is coming down hard in some spots. no doubt the worse you will see all day in a cup of places. heavier showers to the south that will move through spots that video is coming from, from the live shot from our vehicle and not coming down as heavily there. yellow and orange coming up. northe

elizabeth: meanwhile, in st. louis, another officer, a father of three, is in critical but stable condition after he was shot twice in the face, also while sitting in his patrol car. >> the officers that he saw the muzzle flashes and felt the glass breaking in the window as the shots struck him in the head. elizabeth: the alleged shooter in this case was later killed in a shootout with police. this morning, 2 more shootings -- 2 more office is recovering, both during traffic stops. we are told and cemetery and st. louis, officers will now be working in pairs -- in san antonio and st. louis, officers will be making cap except in pairs. sean: big news announced today for dyn, the manchester-based internet management company. it has signed an agreement to be sold to global tech c preeminent brands such as netflix and twitter. the chief strategy officer for dyn says the sale will create the most comprehensive cloud computing platform in the world, . the details of the deal have not been released yet. catholic priests

ed: i want to talk about elizabeth warren and ask both of you about elizabeth warren listen. elizabeth: we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever! ed: in case you don't know, the "you" she was referring to is donald trump who is now president-elect donald trump. the question, mary ann, will senator warren and soon to be president trump be able to work together? mary ann: she sent a statement saying she can i expect her to do just that because she's been at the forefront of these economic policies long before donald trump, bernie sanders or anybody else, elizabeth warren has staked herself -- her position out on these issues and i expect her to stand out there an fight on these issues which are really the issues many people in the midwest voted for trump on. ed: what about banking, let's talk about foundationally? mary ann: i think trump claims, we'll see, he's not in the i think elizabeth warren will work as hard on wall street and we'll see where donald trump really is on all this. people who voted for him in

((elizabeth clark/recovering drug addict: my name is elizabeth clark.)) ...shared their stories.... ((raymond: my drug of choice was methamphetamine, speed, and alcohol.)) ((alyson: started with pills. it's a whole epidemic. i am part of that epidemic.)) ((melissa: from pills, my mom died and then it was just no more pills and just all meth.)) the days when melissa chattin was using - now painf ((vanessa murphy/reporter: what was a day like when you were using? a typical day? melissa chattin/recovering drug addict: i was in the bathroom. i was in the bathroom, my kids knocking at the door...me putting my kids asleep and then me going out all night.)) with no job - she says she still supported her habit.... ((melissa: doing things that people shouldn't do. things that i regret now.)) ((elizabeth: i didn't have a dime to my name. and i don't think, not to say that i'm proud of this, but there drugs.)) ((elizabeth: you find out who your dealer is gonna be. you do a couple of jobs for your dealer.)) what prompted elizabeth clark to get help...family. ((elizabeth: i told my grandchildren

abc's elizabeth hur is live in washington at the white house with the very latest. elizabeth: good afternoon to you, and yes, president-elect donald trump is in town for 2 big meetings, one with house speaker paul ryan later this afternoon, but first with president obama. this morning, donald trump left new york in style with a , ceremonial water cannon sa, president-elect. trump, at the white house, for a meeting with president obama, both saying they want a peaceful transition after a bitter election campaign. president-elect trump he's been : perhaps the worst president of the united states. president obama: donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief. elizabeth: trump takes over the white house in january with solid republican control of capitol hill, and at the center of trump's agenda, undoing much with repealing obamacare. then there's his big promise on border security. >> build the wall. build the wall. elizabeth: today on cnn rudy giuliani says trump will deliver, even if it means going around congress. >> well, he can do it by executive

elizabeth vargas 13:39:39;15 refuse? laurie luhn 13:39:44;19 have you ever seen roger ailes when he's unhappy? (laugh) elizabeth vargas 13:39:47;17 no i haven't. laurie luhn 13:39:47;26 yeah. it's-- it's not a good sight to see. it's pretty scary. that was abc's elizabeth vargas reporting.. crossing lines: men and women at work on 20-20 will air tonight at 10 p- m on 13 action news.... up next after the break.... a violent night in new york city ends with a victim murdered and a horiffic scene... two suspects in custody... a violent road rage.... the terrifying 9-1-1 call no one would want to have to morning is near freezing for las vegas and below freezing in area just outside of the city! freeze warnings are up until 7am this morning for pahrump, will range between 25 and 32 are much lighter this morning highs increasing starting today. work week including the thanksgiving holiday. sunday night into monday though will yield another front that will push in a great deal of feel like we live in seattle charleston expectin

abc's elizabeth hur has the latest. elizabeth donald trump at his : private golf course in new jersey with mike pence, teeing up possible cabinet picks. >> how are you, sir? elizabeth the most prominent : name, mitt romney, reportedly a contenfo no sign of the barbs they traded during the campaign. mr. trump it went great. : elizabeth: but, after a 90-minute meeting, no sign of a done deal, either. mitt romney: we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where there are interests of the united states of real significance. i look forward to the coming administration. elizabeth: another visitor, retired marine corps general james mattis, considered a top mr. trump we're seeing : tremendous talent. people that as i say will make america great again. elizabeth: at his first public appearance in days, the president-elect seemed in high spirits, even making nice with the press. mr. trump: what do you need, some chocolate? hot chocolate? we'll take care of it. first time in my life i've

kids nurture a speckled egg until it hatches. >> elizabeth: reminds me of tamagashi. i am dating myself, i know. >> heather: available on amazon but triple the price. one had them for, listen to on ebay prices are higher. climbing to 1,000. experts say they haven't seen anything like this in years and some are comparing it to the tickle-me elmo. >> elizabeth: i remember the cabbage patch kid craze. >>> a new viral phenomenon sweeping the internet. called the mannequin challenge. people are extended in their pose for an extended period of i'm. the video made the rounds late mannequin poses. i think it is pretty cool. >> heather: holding that position with the. >>> a woman suddenly goes labor going to vote. how she was able to give her civic duty and deliver a healthy child. >>> and vanessa welch with what we have going on at 5:00. >> vanessa: more election coverage at 5:00. heading back to new york city where donald trump and hillary clinton celebrate big wins. all eyes on new hampshire where the senate race could shift the balance of power. >> there are now more than

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. >> elizabeth: high 60s across much of our area. 3:00 it hit set of. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is not one to miss the weather good or bad. it is positively balmy, kevin. >> kevin: it really is doing great out here. a touch of humidity in the air but comfortable. in the 70s around the area. the highs got up to 70 degrees and still time for it to rise and sun goes down. something to watch for. 70s the first time since october 21 we have seen that happen. so it's been a while. it seems like a lot longer than that that we have seen this happen. here is the deal, even though those temperatures look nice and pleasant evening, temperatures overnight will still be dropping as they typically do when the sun goes down. what i am watching next is for the clouds to move in from the west. those clouds will be sliding into our area and will bring rain showers too. those rain showers expected to and a cold front coming our way. when you hear the words "cold front" that means usually colder weather behind it otherwise they wouldn't call it a cold front. and

abc's elizabeth hur has the latest. elizabeth: in cuba, it is the end of an era, and the beginning of an official nine days of mourning for fidel castro, with flags flying at half staff, and churches in havana offering mass worshippers call a revolutionary leader and a champion. castro, who took power in 1959, promising democracy, soon jailed and executed opponents, sending more than a million cubans into exile. >> libertad. libertad. elizabeth: so in miami, there are chants and cheers among cuban exiles and their families. miami-dade commissioner rebecca sosa was just eight when she fled cuba wiou prisoners. >> that was very hard, and i was very small. elizabeth: but now, it's a time to reflect for sosa, with this gift from her father. >> open only when fidel dies. elizabeth: other cuban americans say they are hopeful change will come, albeit slowly. place, the repression continues, the lack of freedom continues and so no, it won't be an overnight thing. at all. elizabeth: and earlier, president-elect donald trump also

i have elizabeth warren.com. we stay connected by e-mails every four or five days where we talk about substantive issues. we talk about the fights that are coming up. because we have to be ready to mobilize on specif issues when the time comes. we're not going to fight every issue every minute of every day. we're going to be smart, we're going to be organized, we're going to use our time and our talents in a strategic and careful way, but we are going to fight back. we are not turning this country over to what donald trump has sold. we are just not. >> we're now seeing, including tonight, big, vocal protests and they're pretty spontaneous. >> yep. >> nobody planned on donald trump being president anywhere in the ideological number line but people who were upset about it by the thousands turned out last night and by the thousands are turning out tonight. we're seeing huge numbers of people in baltimore tonight and some other cities. do you think that is healthy. do you support those protests? do you encourage peop

, and elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. erin: it is a tradition across new hampshire, going out for a run before turkey dinner. today in manchester they held the sixth annual fisher cat 5k turkey trot. ray brewer was there and explains why this one particular race had special meaning. ray: this year they have a record number of runners, nearly 2700, and a lot of them while hoping for personal bests also have a lot to be thankful for. this year, before setting out on the streets of manchester the runners paused for a moment of silence to remember one of their own. back on november 8, two men out jogging in bedford were struck by a car. one of them, 58-year-old tom decharme, died from his injuries. the race organizers say they are working in decharme's memory to increase runner safety. >> you know, runner id program, have an id bracelet when you're there today, firing the starting pistol. near the beginning of the pack was mark laprade, this marking the start of a busy day. >> we're driving to buffalo new york to have dinner

>> elizabeth: in houston, yes. >> anthony: in houston, yes. >> elizabeth: it is an honor to have a quinceanera, and for your parents to be able to give you one. ♪ >> anthony: the quinceanera business is a multimillion dollar a year industry around here. the competition is fierce. it is a big deal, is what i'm saying, and the style and budget can vary enormously depending on means and ambition. friends, relatives and neighbors gather to eat, drink, dance, and acapulco owners elizabeth and ezequiel ortuno are keeping a close eye on the action making sure everything goes according to plan. who gets invited to these things? i mean, this is a lot of people. i don't have this many friends. >> elizabeth: friends and family. >> eziquiel: friends and families and from the school, too. >> elizabeth: yes. >> anthony: right. oh, so you gotta invite all the girl's friends from school? do you have kids? >> elizabeth: yes. >> anthony: any girls? >> elizabeth: four girls. >> anthony: four girls, so they all had these? >> elizabeth: all of them have had their quinceaneras, and a couple of them have had their

abc's elizabeth hur reports. elizabeth: a divided america, on display from new york to philadelphia, chicago and los angeles. protesters, out in force, less than 24 hours after that unbelievable has happened. elizabeth: this morning, donald trump is making his first trip to washington as the new president-elect, promising to be a president for all americans. mr. trump: to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. elizabeth: trump will be the nation's 45th president after hoped to make history, and now urging her followers to support her former opponent. ms. clinton: we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided and we thought. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. elizabeth: president obama, is echoing that message, inviting his successor to the white house. pres. obama: it is no secret that the president-elect and i differences. we are now all rooting for his success

i have elizabeth warren.com. we stay connected by e-mails every four or five days where we talk about substtive issues. we talk about the fights that are coming up. because we have to be ready to mobilize on specific issues when th time comes. we're not going to fight every issue every minute of every day. we're going to be smart, we're going to be organized, we're going to use our time and our talents in a stregic and fight back. over to whahat donald trump has sold. >> we're now seeing, including tonight, big, v vocal protestsnd they're pretty spontaneous. >> yep. trump being presint anywhere in the ideological number line but people who were upset about it by the thousands turned out last night and by the thohoands are turning outtonight. we're seeing huge numbersrs of people in baltimore tonight and some other cities. do you think tha is healthy. do you support those protests? do you encourage people to protest? rit t to be upset. this is our country, and people have a right to have tir voices heard. what hap

>> elizabeth: in houston, yes. >> anthony: in houston, yes. >> elizabeth: it is an honor to have a quinceanera, and for your parents to be able to give you one. ♪ >> anthony: the quinceanera business is a multimillion dollar a year industry around here. the competition is fierce. it is a big deal, is what i'm saying, and the style and budget can vary enormously depending on means and ambition. friends, relatives and neighbors gather to eat, drink, dance, and acapulco owners elizabeth and ezequiel ortuno are keeping a close eye on the action making sure everything goes according to plan. who gets invited to these things? i mean, this is a lot of people. i don't have this many friends. >> elizabeth: friends and family. >> eziquiel: friends and families and from the school, too. >> elizabeth: yes. >> anthony: right. oh, so you gotta invite all the girl's friends from school? do you have kids? >> elizabeth: yes. >> anthony: any girls? >> elizabeth: four girls. >> anthony: four girls, so they all had these? >> elizabeth: all of them have had their quinceaneras, and couple of them have had their s

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. reid: new information in the case of a california woman found alive thanksgiving morning three weeks after she disappeared. 32-year-old sheri papini was found on the side of a country road, nearly 150 miles from where she disappeared. she was badly beaten and bound in chains. we're now hearing the calls police made immediately after she was found. papini was reunited with her husband by phone on thanksgiving. authorities are testing papini's clothing and restraints. they hope to recover dna evidence that will lead to her kidnappers. nichole: hundreds of protesters are demanding the return of the american flag at hampshire college. many of these protesters are veterans. they carried u.s. flags and other military flags to the amherst campus. hampshire since students burned one to protest donald trump's election. >> i was in iraq 18 months. i spent time at walter reed. i came home and there's no way i will let anybody take down the flag. it means a lot to me and my brothers. nichole: the

i have elizabeth warren.com. we stay connected by e-mails every four or five days where we talk about substantive issues. we talk about the fights that are coming up. because we have to be ready to mobilize on specific issues when the time comes. we're not going to fight every issue every minute of every day. we're going to be smart, we're going to be organized, we're going to use our time and our talents in a strategic and careful way, but we are going to fight back. we are not turning this country over to what donald trump has sold. we are just not. >> we're now seeing, including tonight, big, vocal protests and they're pretty spontaneous. >> yep. >> nobody planned on donald trump being president anywhere in the ideological number line but people who were upset about it by the thousands turned out last night and by the thousands are turning out tonight. we're seeing huge numbers of people in baltimore tonight and some other cities. do you think that is healthy. do you support those protests? do you encourage pe

elizabeth? >> president-elect donald trump making three big hires, heading into the weekend, as we know. had e's not done yet. the president-elect is at his golf course vetting candidates and seeking counsel from unlikely people. he'll be meeting today with a fierce republican critic, mitt romney, which we've been talking about, the former massachusetts governor in the 2012 presidential kaecandidacy. >> reporter: we just got off the conference call that they've been doing every day now. this eannounced the first meeting here at the trump national club will be with the former governor romney. taking place at 1:30 this afternoon. obviously this is a really interesting because of the bad blood between the two during the campaign. they're trying to tamp down speculation that romney may be the first pick for secretary of state saying yesterday to reporters, that the president-elect is trying to listen to a va are you ti of perspectives, a variety of voices. so they're keeping that down a little bit.

and about queen elizabeth. the onset, i think, is as follows, during the hills, church hill's attitude both in britain and abroad began to change as the balance between criticism and approval, hostility and appreciation shifted marketedly in their favor. what's the explanation for that. many pre1940 liberals, the first world war had left him saddened and uncertain, not only with his own personal and political reputation, damage and his career prospects diminished. also looking out on social political and international landscape, so brutally transformed and disturbed, that it all resemblance to what seemed in retrospect to be the era of the -- with its subtle values and historic institutions, injuries church hill later wrote, injuries were brought to the structure of human society, which a century will not and which may prove fatal to the present civilization. and, especially, at the top of the list of the injuries had been the destruction and over throw of the rural royal houses of germany, russia and austria,

not so much this morning, elizabeth. >> not bad out there. mid 40s to mid 50s. you might need a rain jacket. most of the rain is up here near the virginia line. not a whole lot happening. we'll zoom in from durham to chapel hill to haul, things are drizzle. showers around hillsboro, roxboro, and over to i-85, continuing over toward the rapids. we head south and it's really light and patchy from fayetteville over to clinton. no matter where you are, you may run into drizzle or patchy rain. it doesn't look like it's going to stick around too much longer. you're probably going to be done with this mid to late morning. 46 in roxboro where it is range. 46 in in garner. temperature at lunchtime, 62. most of of the rain should be over at that point. high temperatures climb into the mid 60s. 65 for the afternoon high. >> thanks, elizabeth. 7:36 now. it's that time of year now where people are more conscious of their fellow man. >> artists are giving homeless a place to call their home. >>> a lot of people use out. after the break we'll explain how you can pace yourself

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live in new york, elizabeth hur, abc news. sean: we just got off the phone with a bedford resident who is on the campus of ohio state university and was headed to the class in the building where this shooting allegedly took place. she got the alert to shelter in place. >> we got another alert that their was an active shooter. i started texting and calling all want my friends to make sure that everybody was ok. from what i know, everyone is safe and sound in my remake is with me in my room -- my roommate is with me in my room. we are waiting and pray that everybody else is ok. sean: right now on wmur.com we have the latest details on the active shooter investigation at ohio state university. we are following a developing story in the north country as well. the attorney general's office says it is involved in an investigation in berlin. fire officials confirm that a child was airlifted to dartmouth-hitchcock medical center yesterday. but at this time officials will not say whether the ag's case involves the child who was flown t

elizabeth? >> active on twitter. he named people to be in the administration. what kind of work did the president-elect do this weekend? anymore signaling of names coming up? >> reporter: there are going to be eight meetings aft trump tower tomorrow. something interesting we found out about, the president-elect and the current president, barack obama, spoke on the phone for 45 minutes yesterday. the news of this call just came from kellyanne conway, the top adviser. we don't know what was discussed but following a pledge of president obama to make the successor and family as comfortable as possible. at the same meeting, calling mr. obama a good man and making good on the talk about keeping in touch until january. elizabeth? >> very interesting. peter doocy reporting, thank you. >>> litting more insight on this. molly hooper, reporter for the hill. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> what do you make of this recount effort? jill stein vanity project or a shil for the clintons? >> there's reports ou

elizabeth: at last check, she was still waiting in albany to be extradited back to hawaii. emily: a community in california is mourning the loss of a sheriff's deputy shot and killed while responding to a call. dennis wallace, a 20-year veteran of the force, was gunned down sunday while checking on a reported stolen van near modesto. police later arrested david machado after they say he murder suspect until later. he could face the death penalty. your health now. a new study reaffirms arthritis medication celebrex is safe to use. the study says the drug is no more dangerous than over-the-counter pain relievers, like naproxen and ibuprofen. the government ordered pfizer, the drug's manufactuer, to -- manufacturer to complete the , study to prove its safety. over 10 years ago, popular arthritis drug vioxx was pulled from shelves because it doubled the risk for heart attacks and death. erika: researchers believe a against you. a new study shows if you're genetically at risk of heart disease, you can cut the risk in half through diet, exercise, and not smoking. research also sh

>>> 8:57, elizabeth. and we are looking at a little improvement on 40 westbound through the fortify work zone. not too long ago, it was stop and roll traffic but moving along at rock quarry road, back to normal, 440 out to wade avenue and a few accidents on the live commute map, minor, not causing big delays. north side of raleigh, 25 minutes to make the trip 540 westbound from capital to 540. and heavy traffic from wade leaving the beltline. back to you. >>> thank you, brian. and we're waiting for new updates on the recovery effort from hurricane matthew. today at noon, we'll have a live report on what is being done to get life back to track. >>> that's our news for now. our next update in 25 minutes and the next at noon. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [indistinct chatter] steve: welcome to the show. good. how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank y'all. i appreciate it. well, folks, let's go. welcome to "family feud." i'm your man steve harvey, and, b

elizabeth: thanks giving tradition in the big apple kicked off this year with security getting a big bump. >> millions of spectators. thousands of cops. everyone seems to be having a good time. we keep people safe. elizabeth: to protect the 3.5 million people expected at the macy's parade the nypd ready with more than 3000 officers come upon sniffing dogs and rooftop snipers. authorities blocked off cross streets with more than 80 sand filled trucks and more than 140 blocker callers. be a safe place. the driver of a speeding truck -- elizabeth: earlier this month isis propaganda also called the parade and excellent target. the fbi issued this warning. holiday celebrations beginning with thanksgiving in the start of the shopping season could be targeted by international terrorists or homegrown violent extremists. just days ago police arrested a brooklyn man talked about attacking time square. all of this extra security, a comforting site for families. >> nice to see how many police you got here. elizabeth: officials said all along that were no credible threats targeting this parade bu

elizabeth: the suspected killer is out there. another officer, the father of three is in critical condition after he was shot twice in the face. >> he felt the glass breaking and the shots came through and struck him in the head. elizabeth: two more shootings in florida and another in missouri as to more officers are traffic stops. in the wake of the shootings, we are told us in -- in san antonio and st. louis, officers will now be working in pairs until further notice. elizabeth her, abc news, new york. doug: a serious crash in lexington. this happened earlier around 2:00. we do not know how badly they were injured, and no word on the cause of the crash. a search continuing right now for the people inside a car that plowed into the front door of a northborough home. it hap an elderly couple their daughter-in-law and her son were , asleep inside. >> we were awoken, or why was, -- or i was, for my swim knowing there was a crash. we came downstairs. they came down the street with no headlights on. unless you know the corner, you ar

this is just like you, elizabeth. >> just fun. >> so what happened? did it go around or -- >> just keeps doing it. >> i could keep watching that. >> there is a reason that millions of people watch these things, simple and pleasant. this. >> that's right. >> what's going on outside? [laughter] >> trying to figure out the linda coleman: i'm linda coleman, and hb2 is a disaster. hb2 has cost us thousands of jobs. i know from my experience in the state cabinet what it takes to bring good jobs to north carolina. we have to recruit businesses based on our state's reputation. right now, north carolina is showing how not to create jobs. as lieutenant governor, i'll work with roy cooper to get rid of hb2 and create good jobs, cooper: when we lost the nba all-star game... the ncaas... and the acc championships... it hurt north carolina's economy and our national reputation. but this election for governor is not just about one bad law. it's about them. i'm roy cooper. and this election is about finally stopping the loss of our teachers, lowering taxes on familie

elizabeth amanieh news 7 kwwl. alright thank you elizabeth all day long... head over to our website kwwl dot com it sunny and unseasonably warm today but that wasn't the case forty years ago coming up we'll tell you about the armistice day blizzard that shook eastern iowa and.... oh dear! one animaltakes a tumble after a shopping trip that's coming up in just a few minutes. chief meteorologist mark and when you see nesw - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page "this is kwwl news at five. with ron steele, amanda goodman, rick coleman. we've got you --------- --------- "now your storm track 7 now for your full forecast. how's the weekend looking from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: afternoon, otherwise it will be a mostly sunny sky. temperatures will be a bit cooler than yesterday in the lower and middle 50s, but that is normally where we should be for this time of year. frost is possible tonight with clear skies, light winds and lows in the mid 20s

back to you. >>> elizabeth, thank you. and in the next half hour, a meeting in durham county that >>> welcome back. the time is 7:30. the durham county board of elections meets this morning to discuss the recount of tens of thousands of votes. >> the general counsel of the state republican party claims that the results from 94,000 ballots captain be trusted. emmy victor is live in durham to bring us up to date. emmy? >> reporter: bill and lena, we expect the conversation to kickoff in about 30 minutes or so. the durham board of elections will decide if a rediscounts necessary. the chairman of the board said that there is no reason right now as to why they need one. this is a conversation that was sparked last tuesday. voting totals from five early voting sites and one election day precinct couldn't be read on a computer so the team printed off the results and entered them manually into the computer. the board is being challenged make or break in the race for governor between republican pat mccrory and roy cooper. mccrory w

elizabeth? >>> yeah. virginia line and roxboro and much warmer south and east because of clearing skies and cooler air behind the system. here is how rdu stacks up. see this bank of fog on the other side of terminal 2 there? cloud cover is lingering over downtown raleigh as well. durham, 36 and then 46 in buckhorn. so around triangle, a 10-degree spread. it's 30 in roxboro and 52 it's not that often that we see a huge spread in the temperatures. it's 39 in southern pines, and then 50 in fayetteville. it's not that far between southern pines and fayetteville. and here is the cooler air. you may think it's a chilly day today but it's not likely. we will have sunshine in the afternoon. 59 at lunchtime and a high of 65 this afternoon. patchy fog in spots especially brian has more. >>> 7:02, elizabeth, and as we take a look at the camera at i- 40 at aviation, you can see the fog on the trees and not so much on the road. but as you drive around the rural areas, you probably have a better chance of seeing signif

abc's elizabeth hur reports. quick donald trump, go away. elizabeth: a divided america, on display from new york to philadelphia, chicago and los angeles. protesters out in force less than 24 hours after that election stunner. elizabeth: this morning, donald trump is making his first trip to the white house as the new president-elect, promising to be a president for all americans. mr. trump: to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. elizabeth: trump will be the nation's 45th president after beating hillary clinton, who now urging her followers to support the president-elect. -- to support her former opponent. mrs. clinton: we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided than we thought. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. elizabeth: and president obama is echoing that message, inviting his successor to the white house. pres. obama: it is no secret that the president-elect and i have some pretty

my name is elizabeth. >> then long-live queen elizabeth. >> don't you get sick of it all? and lonely? >> i do. that is why it is so important to have the right person by your side. >> you understand these are titles. they are not the job. she is the job. loving her, protecting her -- she is the essence of your uty. >> we have a new sovereign, young, and a woman. >> no sir, if you don't mind, the crown takes precedence. >> you don't think i would preferred to grow up out of the spotlight? away from the scrutiny and visibility? >> there is winston churchill and all that -- but you are the queen of england. >> this new elizabethan age comes at a time when mankind stands at the edge of catastrophe. >> are you my wife or my queen? >> i am both and a strong man will be able to kneel to both. >> i don't think you can make an exception for me? >> no. >> what kind of marriage is this? what kind of family? >> i need to speak to my sister. now! >> i am aware that i'm surrounded by people that feel they can do the job better. strong people with powerful characters. but for better or w

>>> 7:27, elizabeth, and a look at the live drive times. delays at 15-501 northbound from nc 54 to i-40, 7 minutes minutes. and delays on the clayton bys pass at i-40 and u.s. 70, stop and go traffic. on the live commute map, plenty of green in wake forest and clayton as well. >> mikaya, thank you. >>> there is the day where election results will be finalized. still to come, the disputes we are three weeks after election day and there is one race undecided. >> there is a major obstacle blocking the certification of the gubernatorial race with incumbent pat mccrory and roy cooper. emmy victor has more on what is being done to bring closure. emmy? >> reporter: renee and bill, today is the day they prepared the certification of the vote t so for the governor's race. conversation will be held this week that may bring them closer to finding out who the governor is. the first in durham county with a hearing scheduled for tomorrow. thomas stark asked a recount, was rejected, and is appealing to the state board for the turns in certain legal docume