lauren: tgif, i'm lauren simonetti. also breaking this morning the trump transition keeps tracking, offering michael flynn a top security post in his administration. trump also said to meet with a critique, former gop presidential nominee mitt romney. and meanwhile disarray in the democratic party time ryan announces plans. lauren: the dow rises 35 points yesterday. actually up 8 of the last 9 trading days as investors step up on stronger u.s. economy. let's check in right now. final day of the week, you can see we have dow futures down 31, nasdaq down 7. nicole: nikkei hitting 11-month high. shanghai composite down a half a percent. lauren: oil prices moving lower overnight with the strong dollar weighing on prices right now. down 15 cents. nicole: yield on 10-year treasury bond. let's check that out. that i have been continue to go rise pushing mortgages back near 4% mark. lauren: amazon gets ready for a massive global rollout of streaming video service. that's taking direct aim at arch rival netflix. nicole: panthers

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. the dow, s&p, nasdaq all closing with all new time high on optimism with president-elect trump will spark economic growth. look at the dow futures surging 62 points. we could see 19,000 today. nicole: nikkei up again, one-third of one percent in china shanghai composite nearly 1 percentage point. lauren: big gains in oil prices yesterday, more reports that opec may reach a deal to cut production by the end of today. look at that, oil prices up 1.1% of 49 and change. nicole: let's treasury 2.3%. lauren: am stone is leafing no market ub touched. now it wants to jump in the business of streaming live sports, we will tell you the story. nicole: google search results leaned to the left. lauren: in sports nfl heads to mÉxico where oakland raiders rally houston texans not without controversy from the fans, we will tell you about it. nicole: good morning, 5:01 a.m., tuesday november 22nd, we welcome you to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and latest breaking news. lauren: tragic news th

lauren: certainly busy. former republican presidential candidate ted cruz campaigning with vice president nominee mike pence in iowa, get this, the texas senator absolutely praising pence but never mentioning donald trump's name in his speech. >> last election barack obama won the state of iowa, let me tell you right now, thanks to the men and women across the state, hillary clinton ain't winning iowa. >> i think the american people have had enough and they've specially had enough with the fast and loose ethics of the clintons for the last 30 years. lauren: if you want to see more of governor pence he will be on varney & company today 9:15 eastern. nicole: many fbi agents most likely to produce indictment than e-mail case that's because the way e-mail case was followed before. fbi director gave immunity to aides instead of one so he can flip on the other. >> well, look, no matter if she's elected or defeated, the congress has a job to do, that is to clean up the mess that hillary clinton made at the state de

s&p futures up by the lauren: and a lauren: and asia, the nikkei has risen 9% since the u.s. election last tuesday. check that out. the shanghai composite down a 10th of 1%. nicole: oil prices on the rise of 2% overnight on renewed hopes of an opec production cut. oil 4445 a barrel. lauren: also tracking rising bond yields as bond investors expect a shame at donald trump's economic policies will push inflation higher. the other in the 10 year treasury at 2.19%. nicole: facebook and google want to ban takes this from their website. lauren: or tries to get millennial synods the subcompact eco-sport. nicole: a thrilling comeback victory for the new york giants of the cincinnati bengals. all the highlights for you. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. tuesday, 15th of november. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: former new york city mayor rudy giuliani emerges as a candidate to be the next secretary of state. senior official president-elect trump says there is no competition for the job. giuliani said defeating a fifth would be an

lauren: five of 1:00 a.m. and new york your first look at today's market in the latest breaking news. a plane carrying a brazilian soccer team has crashed. a total of 81 passengers and crew were on board. the charter aircraft when it went down in the mountainous area last night after declaring an emergency because an electrical failure. officials say reports that six survivors in a local mayor says three people have been found alive. heavy rain was complicating the search effort. the soccer team is set to play in the regional tournament finale tomorrow. lauren: the fbi and ohio police looking into whether yesterday's attack at ohio state university was an act of terrorism. a somali born student at the university plowed his car into a group of pedestrians before he got out and started to stab them with a butcher knife. he was shot to death by a police or that 11 people were hurt, one critically. >> it just had everybody in front. >> the guy came out with a knife. i wasn't processing all of it. lauren: fox news

lauren: 44.38 the bar real. lauren: we have to talk about disney. earnings disappoint as revenues town at espn. nicole: 25 unanswered points to roll over cleveland browns, traditionally rivalry heads up to the football field as duke upsets unc. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in the new york. good morning, november 11th, veterans day. we honor veterans today and fallen heros, welcome to fbn:am. we do want to remind you stock market is open, the banks and bond markets are closed. nicole: breaking this morning, protestors taking to the street across president elect donald trump for a second night. this time the protests turned violent. estimated 4,000 people marching portland, oregon, police calling the protests there riot after store windows were smashed and dumpster was set on fire downtown. demonstrators shut down freeway and a number of people were arrested. lauren: donald trump just tweeted just had a successful election now professional protesters incited by the media protesting, very unfair. other protests taking place in cities like new york, denver and chi

lauren: 41 now. nicole: give us the one, two, three, what are the best we need to know. >> phenomenal deals at best buy, wal-mart has tv's at every price point. everything to several hundred dollars. interesting thing people are spending store wide at wal-mart for the first time in 15 years apparel, consumer electronics. target are filling in even at 2:00 o'clock in the morning and the closest wal-mart super center brooklyn, john david wright took an entire church bus because it was so crowded in the first 24 hours that the store was open and the whole congregation store shopping because they couldn't get in earlier. if you've got the churches, you're going to win the wars in the stores and target is not getting the churches. lauren: the election would impact how -- how much we were going to open wallets for the holidays, are you seeing that at all? the election impacting our shopping? >> yes. one thing we are seeing is you reported yesterday is the cars in the parking lot are more beat up and older

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. u.s. stocks after a record week last week. the dow up 60 points on friday. the dow down 49 and the s&p down 5.5.. we'll ask fox news contributor gary kaltbaum if this continues into 2017. train to vindicate down one 10th of 1% in a china shanghai composite index ended up of 1%. lauren: oil prices under pressure amid increasing doubts about that members will agree to a production cut at its meeting in vienna this week that oil is hired by a quarter of 1%. let's check in on this 10 year bond yield which was sent 52 week highs on friday. 2.32%. >> it is also cybermonday, which means 122 million are expected to shop online to scoop out the latest bargains. what are we buying? we'll find out. lauren: samsung's board may split the company into two. the latest on that. lauren: the denver broncos blew a lead in this to the kansas used in overtime. we will have this type of. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york every welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: about recount may test it fragile truce

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lauren and nicole. nicole: the thrilling super bowl rematch between the seahawks and new england patriots plus the dallas cowboys. they pull off a dramatic win over the pittsburgh steelers. we'll have all of the highlights . dozens of wildfires continued to rage across the south. we will have the in a live report. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean. stock index futures. can you say more records because futures with 91 points and s&p futures nicole petallides. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. nicole: 553 and the east coast. the latest in sports. the thrilling super bowl rematch between the seattle seahawks. russell wilson led his team to a aired in 124 win. he completed 25 of 37 passes for 348 yards and three

lauren: st. louis police surgeon in critical condition expected to survive after he was shot last night in with the police chief: ambush. the unidentified officer was sitting in his car at an intersection when a silver vehicle pulled a period >> at least two shots came towards the officer from the car that he can only describe as a silver car right now. he thought the muzzle flashes insult the glass breaking in his window as the shots came through and struck him in the head. the officer was able to get on the radio and called for assistance. lauren: they are now checking surveillance video. nicole: i hope he's okay. it just shouldn't happen. awful. more protests and decided to go to access pipeline. 400 people tried to cross a bridge onto state highway highway yesterday, but they were pushed back by police using water cannon and what appeared to be tear gas as well. at least one person was arrested. the native american tribe that confides in the pipeline for months is concerned about the safety o

lauren: the art of the deal. president-elect donald trump reaching an agreement with the carrier to keep 1000 american jobs in indiana. nicole: fox business headlines partner goldman sachs chairman steve minich and will be the next secretary. they will both be on the maria bartiromo letter this morning. lauren: facebook friends the mobile gaming on this messenger platform. nicole: in sports, the mets beat los angeles clippers but it took two overtimes in every dark rivers in what is being called the weirdest ending so far this year. lauren: i can't wait to see the ending. 5:01 a.m. in new york. the last day of november, welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's market than the latest breaking news. nicole: oil prices traded sharply higher imacs but patients in opec will reach a deal to cut oil production. oil currently up about 5%. 47.47 a barrel. discussing a deal amid a global saudi energy minister there'll be an opec deal today god willing. fallout from the failure to cut production back in 2014 sent cru

lauren: go cubs. i am lauren simonetti. the race between donald trump and hillary clinton tightens in the key battleground states with new details of an fbi investigation into the clinton foundation. it could be a november surprise. nicole: investors nervous over election in urgency. the dow dropping 77 points. as in the 500 longest losing streak. it's taken this morning ahead of the opening bell. the s&p futures down to. stocks closed for holiday but at the americans nervous over the u.s. election. the hang seng announced on down half of 1%. trade to oil prices after a new report shows the oil supply surplus on record. twenty-one cents. payment the wells fargo amid reports that the securities that the securities and exchange commission is investigating whether the banks violated investor disclosure rules into its recent scale scandal. >> facebook profits soar. at this disappointing holiday sales forecast hammers that have aired we will have the story. lauren: thursday, november 3rd election day almost here. welcome to "fbn

lauren: breaking news this morning. six days left for for the historic vote of the next president of the made it to america. hillary clinton gets past the scandal while donald trump calls early voters to change their vote for him. the latest as this rate tightens. good morning i'm lauren simonetti appeared nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. the dow sinking 105 points yesterday as investors await the outcome of today's meeting on interest rates. the change is not expect it. hints of a december rate hike. let's check in on u.s. stock market futures after a selloff yesterday. s&p futures on six. lauren: asian markets not to have hard data typing u.s. presidential race. in japan the nikkei falling 1.7%. in china shanghai composite down two thirds of 1%. nicole: oil prices retreat on oversupply concern. check it out. 46 cylinder barrel down 58 cents. lauren: the deadly explosion a pipeline that delivers a third of the gas used in the northeast is pushing gas prices higher. nicole: a big day of the earnings news. f

good morning i'm nicole petallides and lauren: i am lauren simonetti. the data down 55 points today breaking a seven day went straight. see how markets are shaping up ahead of the opening bell. david is up nine points and nasdaq futures at 12. the shanghai composite index inched higher. 40 $5.67 a barrel at the time. nicole: a keen eye on the bond yield at this moment fallen a bit good right now 2.20%. nicole: more headaches as the social media giant uncovers more flawed metrics that his advertisers rely on. nicole: warren buffett dumped nearly all of his wal-mart stock. we make it clues on what was behind the movement of retailer unveils his report this morning. tranter in sports, russell westbrook leads the thunder over the houston rockets. in baseball the american league cy young award is looking a lot like the presidential election. we'll tell you why. nicole: 5:01 a.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: president-elect donald trump salamanca get a a top white house position. reportedly requeste

lauren: are busy. donald trump's victory good fans and tread -- martinsville is making good on its promise to release the one and only copy of an album by the group wu-tang clan. he got the upper mosher for $2 million. in october he promised to release it if trump became president and he is president. yesterday he started to play clips during a live video that was posted to twitter. i know you want to hear but we can't play it for you. the language is not good for tv. nicole: a look at the latest in the world is worse. seth curry showed his little brother abbas of the two matched up last night. golden state words took on the dallas mavericks. his brother scored 24 points. golden state posted 211596 and meanwhile the warriors, kevin durrant scored 28 points for 72 straig regular-season spirit san antonio spurs are averaging douglas had 24 points and 15 assists and 12 rebounds in the rockets succeeded the first one-to-one-99. the team did not lose at home last season. here's a very special moment right h

lauren: euro and the pound are higher versus the dollar. nicole: we are looking at 1 point. lauren. lauren: thank you so much for watching fbn:am. make sure to watch fbn:am. nicole: maria bartiromo will take you through the next few hours starting right now. >> here is maria bartiromo with a special edition of mornings with maria in headquarters in new york city. maria: and good tuesday morning, everybody. it is tuesday november 8th, election days, polls are start to go open on the east coast and the state of ohio, donald trump and hillary clinton holding hid -- midnight rallies. >> remember it's not just my name and trump's name. when the middle class thrives,

but for lauren, it's not just news. it's her family's story. it begins in vietnam, just after the war. life is difficult and dangerous for her family. so like thousands of others, they plot an escape. it started a journey that lauren is still on. >> just as the things we're hearing on the news today, it's an international crisis. >> reporter: there have probably been guest lecturers who have failed to captivate their audience. >> you can imagine as a child. >> reporter: but not on this day. >> seeing someone bleed out to death is quite an impression. >> reporter: not with lauren speaking. >> it was the most terrifying thing that had ever happened to me until i got on the boat to escape vietnam. >> reporter: lauren, a san francisco attorney, who is there to share the story of her family's experience following the vietnam war. her parents, wealthy landowners in the south, faced terrible persecution under communist rule. so bad, they decided the best although incredibly dangerous choice for their family was to flee. lauren's family, crowded with d

live in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >> thank you lauren. today, ben carson campaigned in colorado springs and castle rock. and former president bill clinton had stops in denver and fort collins today. [ cheers and applause ] >> everyone knows that colorado of all places should support hillary for president because you are the state of the future and you know that the attacks of her opponent that america is going downhill and we have a bleak future and everything is bad is wrong! are both pushing colorado to get out there and vote. >> the number of ballots mailed in so far is down. and, our state does remain a tossup. tonight, political specialist shaun boyd explains the visits today. >> reporter: all indications are the race will be tight in colorado. and, turn-out is key. hillary clinton struggleing to get african-american voters to the polls. their turnout is down significantly nationwide. and, this isn't a good sign. you could count on one hand the number of african-americans two clinton in denver's five point neighborhoods. ben carson a

lauren dispirito set out to get some answers and joins us live from the airport. lauren? >> reporter: yesterday, united blamed the problem on deicing issues with a contractor but an aviation attorney that i spoke with says passengers may have some recourse here. international airport hoping to take off for tucson before eventually spending the night in a hotel. >> instead of leaving at 7:00, it was going to leave at 8:00, then 9:00, then at 10:00, it disappeared. >> reporter: he was booked on one of dozens of flights that was canceled or delayed due to deicing issues. hundreds of passengers te their frustrations including howard dean. longest deicing of his career. flights delayed four to five hours. >> i think people could understand they have a little bit of recourse to help themselves out. >> reporter: aviation attorney joseph lerusoo said they should file written formall complaints with the airlines. >> detailing what happened the night before. times, how long they were on the tarmac, the general atmosphere. >> reporter: under the federal passenger bill of rights, tra

let's go to lauren dispirito in the colorado weather center. lauren, it isn't much. but it is all we have. >> it is all we have. in some parts of the state, it will bring us decent moisture. that area of low pressure, it has been hanging out over arizona making its way toward the four corners. with that, we will see an increase in moisture throughout the overnight hours and we have a little bit more come our way tomorrow head into the denver area. and we have more snow possible into the south western corner. maybe a little bit into our northern and central mountain areas. there is the potential and the evening hours, there is a chance we get a little bit in parts of mesa county, montrose and delta counties. so, we do have a winter weather advisory in place for our south western mountains. that is an area where there could be decent moisture. we will take what we can get across the state. 10,000 feet, four to eight but, 11,000 feet. we may see over a foot of snow. so, there is some decent snowfall in parts of the state. the mountain passes always a little tricky. but

lauren dispirito set out to get from the airport. lauren? >> reporter: yesterday, united blamed the problem on deicing issues with a contractor but an aviation attorney that i spoke with says passengers may have some recourse here. united passenger kemmy keene waits for hours at denver international airport hoping to take off for tucson before eventually spending the night in a hotel. >> instead of leaving at 7:00, it was g then 9:00, then at 10:00, it disappeared. >> reporter: he was booked on one of dozens of flights that was canceled or delayed due to deicing issues. hundreds of passengers tweeted their frustrations including howard dean. longest deicing of his career. flights delayed four to five hours. >> i think people could understand they have a little themselves out. >> reporter: aviation attorney joseph lerusoo said they should file written formall complaints with the airlines. >> detailing what happened the night before. times, how long they were on the tarmac, the general atmosphere. >> reporter: under the federal passenger bill

lauren dispirito what happened out there? >> reporter: the problem started in two of the towers on the complex. contained asbestos. so when a contractor sanded the hallways, that sent the harmful particles airborne. the owner of a den very apartment complex and one of the exec tyes are facing federal charges after asbestos exposure putures dents at risk. in february of 2014, health officials found renovation work at the overlook at mile high caused the hazardous material to be as the residents of nearly 100 units had to be evacuated and moved into hotels. now, according to court documents, the ownership company, wilmax capital management is charged with a felony accused of vie lathing a federal rule by failing to inspect for asbestos. and the executive john tom williams is facing one misdemeanor count for negligence in the case. client is taking responsibility and plans to plead guilty. earlier this year, the ownership company settled a class action civil lawsuit with 43 people who lived in the apartments at the time of the r

lauren, here is is a little statistic for you. it has been 200 days since denver had measurable snow. april 30 of this year. let me step off of this little ledge i'm on here. kind of have to go through a flower bed. want to show you what is going on. we have something called lee side cyclo-genesis. starting to wrap upbringing a northerly wind all the way from canada. it brings southerly winds and moisture up. we have seen winds in southeast colorado today, 71 miles an hour. the other thing we are dealing with, this right herement i have my screen to change. 26 degrees. it is cold out here. and that is really starting to allow some of these roadways to freeze up. jim, it is going to be a long night if you are expecting somebody to come home, the freeway system is al partly due to the weather and just partly due to the fact that it is rush hour. >> thanks chris. and, we haven't seen it in a while. what a difference a day makes. yesterday, we were streaming video of several fires on our facebook page. today, it was the snow. we invit

lauren dispirito what happened out there? >> reporter: the problem started in two of the towers on the complex. hallways there had been covered with carpet and the carpet blue contained asbestos. soen hallways, that sent the harmful particles airborne. the owner of a den very apartment complex and one of the exec tyes are facing federal charges after asbestos exposure putures dents at risk. in february of 2014, health officials found renovation work at the overlook at mile high caused the hazardous material to be released into the air. the residents of nearly 100 units had to be evacuated and moved into hotels. documents, the ownership company, wilmax capital management is charged with a felony accused of vie lathing a federal rule by failing to inspect for asbestos. and the executive john tom williams is facing one misdemeanor count for negligence in the case. williams' attorney says his client is taking responsibility and plans to plead guilty. earlier this year, the ownership company settled a class action 43 people who li

here is lauren &'?brill. >> student athlete of the e"uvw we roddenburg. gqhuh a i had a lot of jgcconfidence th year and never had that much before. and i bring that confidence and that's the reason i played on so well. >> my academic goal is to keep my qlgrades up. >> i usually go home and i kind of put myself in a zone where ( tudy. and play tennis. >> vd4&i am anna ronenburg and mcdonald's athlete of the week. >> she would like to continue to play tennis sklwhen the time comes. >>> lauren brill. >>> p?&j?p?news 5. >>> lauren travels to meet the state volleyball team. stories cool stories. we will jg,?tell >>> tonight, breaking news. the shakeup inside trump tower. president-elect donald trump's team, one of his top advisers on national security abruptly resigns. reports now that that staffer is also now out. >>> also breaking, the airport halted at this stuck on planes after a deadly shooting. at one point, passengers told to shelter in place. >>> the new isis threat tonight involving the thanksgivin

. >> we first met lauren ten years ago. she was just learning how to walk again and now she's blossomed into a competitive gymnast and a budding fas fashi fashionista. >> reporter: 12-year-old lauren lewis has reason to?( strut her stuff. little fashionista sees life in living color and has big dreams for the future. i designer and also want to be a gymnast. that's my dream. >> reporter: there was a time when they weren't sure she'd live beyond her second birthday. this month marks ten years lauren will be cancer-free. >> we had no idea that we would be sitting here talking to you about lauren and for her to be as active as she is is a where we'd be, unimaginable. >> reporter: at 16 months lauren was diagnosed wit stage 4 blastoma, a tumor of immature b? so serious, laun do/actors immediately sent the research hospital. chil seeing the condition of it and what they say, figured st. jude was the best place. >> it is much more common f tumors along the spine actually to have permanent neurologic deficits to where they can't w

lauren, did you take something from the "gilmore girls" set? i got asked this so much on the old show that i took something with no meaning to me because i knew it would get asked. i took a pink flamingo made of tin. it was decoration for lorelei. >> okay. >> it means so much to pea. i'll put that in my sentimental things. >> mr. roker? >> just keep going. >> this is erica from dallas. lauren, what food can you not live without? >> that's a good one. sushi. >> what's your roll? what's your roll dujour? >> i just like really good regular sushi. not a fancy roll person. i like classic. >> okay. here's interesting enough. how many cups of could of fee did you consume on "gilmore >> i don't think it's countable. i actually drink a lot of coffee. it is just one of the crazy connections i have with my character. it's probably not healthy but -- >> how many cups? >> six? >> ooh! six a day? >> is that too many? >> not judging. where's natalie aczar? oh, tamron. what's your biggest phobia? we all know that. it's adult cats. yes. they are unpredictable a

. >> we first met lauren ten years ago. she was just learning how to walk again and now she's blossomed into a competitive gymnast and a budding fashionista. >> reporter: 12-year-old lauren lewis has reason to strut her stuff. little fashionista sees life in living color and >> i want to be a fashion designer and also want to be a gymnast. that's my dream. >> reporter: there was a time when they weren't sure she'd live beyond her second birthday. this month marks ten years lauren will be cancer-free. >> we had no idea that we would be sitting here talking to you about lauren and for her to be as active as she is is a where we'd be, unimaginable. >> reporter: at 16 months lauren was diagnosed with stage 4 neuro blastoma, a tumor of immature nerve cells outside the brain. a cancer so serious, lauren lost the ability to walk. doctors immediately sent the family to st. jude children's research hospital. seeing the condition of it and what they say, figured st. jude was the best place. >> it is much more children who have these

"fox5" lauren lauren is fol the investigation. >>> the teens were attacked with a piece of wood and knife. the one most seriously injured suffered major trauma to the back of his head. city of hyattsville police say an officer on routine patrol spotted boys and one of them lying on the sidewalk and ran road just around the corner from northwestern high school where the two victims are students. when we arrived investigators laid out evidence markers in the area where they say the two teens were attacked by a group of a about five to ten suspects and one man remains in the hospital in critical and stable condition and other victim's injuries railroad minor. after the attack the suspects sgrikd as young men in teens to early 20s took off running towards a prince george mall. so why were the two students there were no signs of robbery. the attack happened around 3:30 in the afternoon. earlier in the day, a group of kids from northwestern were out in front of the school protesting the outcome of the presidential election but police say they have no reason to believe the events were relatesed.

>> thank you, lauren. it is a reality so we do have to try to find a way to all come together. >> taking control of the senate right now, pat toomey has take end the pennsylvania senate race over katie mcginty. here are the results. he won this very close one, very tightly contested, 49% to 47%. here's what he had to say. >> let's face t this was a tough campaign. this was quite a battle. there was an all time record amount of money spent against us. a lot of the ads were just outright false. but, you know, the voters who are smart enough to figure it out as they usually are, and -- >> earlier in the might when mcginty conceded she mentioned it was a tough one. >> regardless, the result of elections, that great experiment is entrust in the our hands. we thought we would find a way through this election to help safeguard it. that didn't work. but we can't not finds a way. because our country and, frank lip, all of the countries of the world, depends on america getting democracy right. >> in this high profil

we don't want there. >> thank you lauren. appreciate it. >>> at least it will be dry for the eagles game. >> yeah. >> we have some updates with two key birds that are not going to play monday night but what about nelson agholor. we'll hear from coach pederson and the temple owls >> big day in college football. temple owls played east carolina at the linc and the victory would give them the ace east conference crown. it was senior right. walker in his final home game. first quarter temple trailing. into the end zone for the 3-yard score. that's going to tie up the game. second quarter owls leading. other temple running back jahad thomas fights his way into the ends zone. temple will take a 21 to seven lead. owls ran for 256 yards and beat east carolina 37-10 and yes, will play for the conference championship for the second straight year. >> it's hard to repeat. we know everyone is kind of aiming at you. while i would love to go undefeated in the conference, seven and one in both years that shows that our players got better bec

lauren? >> trending now, last night saturday night live while the show has had a lot of fun with the presidential election, last night's show took a more somber tone with actress kate mckinnon dressed as hillary clinton playing the piano to start the show. ♪ >> even know it all went wrong i'll stand before the lord of song with nothing on my to know but halleluiah. halleluiah, halleluiah, halleluiah, halleluiah. hal lie lou ya, halleluiah, hal lie lou ya, hal li. >> i'm not giving up and neither should you. and live from new york it's saturday night! >> the writer of the song she perform leonard cohen died last week at the age of 82. >> we'll be right back. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities t

lauren: hi, i m lauren thompson, and this is heart of a champion. today, after a frightening wreck at daytona, kyle busch hit the road to recovery while awaiting a new inspiration, the birth kyle: showing up in the hospital, i kept asking, you know, hey, where s my wife? where s my wife? and they re like, oh, she can t come in here yet. she can t come in here yet. and i was like, no, no, no, she s got to come in here. you know, she s pregnant. lauren: then meet the architect behind the greatest powerhouse the sport of wrestling has ever known. dan: it s that work ethic that brings about a lot of disciplines in somebody s life, and if you don t have that work ethic, you usually don t excel. lauren: and the unbelievable story of charlie beljan.

we certainly hope that you lunch all right, lauren, been a little chilly out. down right cold tonight. >> down right cold but if you do take a step outside look to the sky. >> oh, the super mega moon. >> mega supermoon. >> made it up. >> coming to a sky near you. lesley's favorite topic. [laughter] >> she never sees any weather phenomenon. >> i don't know how she can miss the supermoon. >> this one is easy to see and it will appear full to the human eye both on sunday and monday evening, lesley and why are we calling it a supermoon? well, when the moon orbits around the earth it doesn't orbit in a circle it actually orbits in an ellipse so at some points the moon is actually closer to the earth than other points in its orbit something we call perigee in science world so this perigee is actually going to be the closest since 1948. so, essentially the moon is going to be at its closest point to earth since 1948 and of course it's a supermoon, it can look about 30 percent brighter and about 14 to 15 percent bigger than your typical full moon so again check that ou

. >> we first met lauren ten years ago. she was just learning how to walk again and now she's blossomed into a competitive gymnast and a budding fashi fashionis fashionista. >> reporter: 12-year-old lauren lewis has reason to strut her stuff. living color and has big dreams for the future. >> i want to be a fashion designer and also want to be a gymnast. that's my dream. >> reporter: there was a time when they weren't sure she'd live beyond her second birthday. this month marks ten years lauren will be cancer-free. >> we had no idea that we would be sitting here talking to you about lauren and for her to be blessing. >> to see a decade later and where we'd be, unimaginable. >> reporter: at 16 months lauren was diagnosed with stage 4 neuro blastoma, a tumor of immature nerve cells outside the brain. a cancer so serious, lauren lost the ability to walk. doctors immediately sent the family to st. jude children's research hospital. seeing the condition of it and what they was the best place. >> it is much more common for childr

. >> we first met lauren ten years ago. she was just learning how to walk again and now she's blossomed into a competitive gymnast and a budding fashionista. >> reporter: 12-year-old lauren trut her stuff. little fashionista sees life in living color and has big dreams for the future. >> i want to be a fashion designer and also want to be a gymnast. that's my dream. >> reporter: there was a time when they weren't sure she'd live beyond her second birthday. this month marks ten years lauren will be cancer-free. >> we had no idea that we would be sitting here talking to you about lauren and for her to be >> t ao see decade later and where we'd be, unimaginable. >> reporter: at 16 months lauren was diagnosed with stage 4 neuro blastoma, a tumor of immature nerve cells outside the brai a cancer so serious, lauren lost the ability to walk. doctors immediately sent family to st. jude children's research hospital. seeing the condition of it and at they say, figured st. jude was the best place. children who have these types of tumo

with a similar presentation to lauren to have as much as a 70% chance. >> reporter: lauren doesn't recall much about her cancer but she's considered a survivor and goes back to st. jude once a year for check-ups. >> how's your health now? >> oh, i feel great. >> you're 100% healthy? >>y he. >> that's so good. >> reporter: now living life, lauren uses her passions to give back to the place she thinks saved hers. with her mom and sister, kennedy, created and annual sewing into dreams fashion show. >> i use fashion to help raise money for st. jude. then we have a contest for young fashion designers. >> whatever lauren wants to do with be we expose her to it. i think the fashion will probably always be with her. i'm excited to see what it is that she's going to do. >> the next ten years, right? >> yes. >> marlo thomas is the national outreach director for the st. jude children's research hospital. good morning. happy thanksgiving. i love her. it wouldn't have happened without st. jude. we use these treatments of intense chemotherapy, cancer immunotherapy which st. jude is a pioneer in and whi

. >> we first met lauren ten years ago. she was just learning how to walk again and now she's blossomed into a competitive gymnast and a budding fashionista. >> reporter: 12-year-old lauren lewis has reason to strut her stuff. little fashionista sees life in living color and has big dreams th designer and also want to be a gymnast. that's my dream. >> reporter: there was a time when they weren't sure she'd live beyond her second birthday. this month marks ten years lauren will be cancer-free. >> we had no idea that we would be sitting here talking to you about lauren and for her to be as active as she is is a where we'd be, unimaginable. >> reporter: at 16 months lauren was diagnosed with stage 4 neuro blastoma, a tumor of immature nerve cells outside the brain. a cancer so serious, lauren lost the ability to walk. doctors immediately sent the family to st. jude children's research hospital. seeing the condition of it and what they say, figured st. jude was the best place. >> it is much more common tumors along the spine ac

. >> we first met lauren ten years ago. she was just learning how to walk again and now she's blossomed into a competitive gymnast and a budding fashionista. >> reporter: 12-year-old lauren lewis has reason to strut her stuff. little fashionista sees life in living color aas >> i want to be a fashion designer and also want to be a gymnast. that's my dream. >> reporter: there was a time when they weren't sure she'd live beyond her second birthday. this month marks ten years lauren will be cancer-free. >> we had no idea that we would be sitting here talking to you about lauren and for her to be as active as she is is a blessing. where we'd be, unimaginable. >> reporter: at 16 months lauren was diagnosed with stage 4 neuro blastoma, a tumor of immature nerve cells outside the brain. a cancer so serious, lauren lost the ability to walk. doctors immediately sent the family to st. jude children's research hospital. seeing the condition of it and what they say, figured st. jude was the best place. >> it is much more children who h

. >> we first met lauren ten years ago. she was just learning how to walk again and now she's blossomed into a competitive gymnast and a budding fashionista. >> reporter: 12-year-old lauren lewis has reason to strut her stuff. little fashionista sees life in living color and has big dreams for the future. >> i want to be a fas designer and also want to be a gymnast. that's my dream. >> reporter: there was a time when they weren't sure she'd live beyond her second birthday. this month marks ten years lauren will be cancer-free. >> we had no idea that we would be sitting here talking to you about lauren and for her to be as active as she is is a where we'd be, unimaginable. >> reporter: at 16 months lauren was diagnosed with stage 4 neuro blastoma, a tumor of immature nerve cells outside the brain. a cancer so serious, lauren lost the ability to walk. doctors immediately sent the family to st. jude children's research hospital. seeing the condition of it and what they say, figured st. jude was the best place. >> it is much mo

lauren johnson on the scene, what can you tell us this morning, lauren. lauren, good morning, can you hear us. >> this is woodbury still a active scene. >> good morning to you, thomas this fire fight is still in fully affect as you can see, right between these two fire engines here, fire fighters are trying hi can you guys hear me? good morning to you guys. we are here, as you can see... >> this is happening in woodbury two buildings currently on fire. been a very active morning all across the region but once again this is happening in gloucester county. we will get back to lauren. there is a lot going on crews battling this fire. she's trying to get more information and communicate as well. as soon as we reestablish connection was her we will go back live the scene but also happening right now, police are looking for the person who shot a 22-year old man in north philadelphia. victim told police he was robbed on north dover street when gunfire erupted around midnight. he says he was able to run home call for help, he is in stable condition, no arrests ha

. >> we first met lauren ten years ago. she was just learning how to walk again and now she's blossomed into a competitive gymnast and a budding fashi fashionis fashionista. >> reporter: 12-year-old lauren lewis has reason to strut her stuff. little fashionista sees life in living color and has big dreams for thfu designer and also want to be a gymnast. that's my dream. >> reporter: there was a time when they weren't sure she'd live beyond her second birthday. this month marks ten years lauren will be cancer-free. >> we had no idea that we would be sitting here talking to you about lauren and for her to be as active as she is is a blessing. where we'd be, unimaginable. >> reporter: at 16 months lauren was diagnosed with stage 4 neuro blastoma, a tumor of immature nerve cells outside the brain. a cancer so serious, lauren lost the ability to walk. doctors immediately sent the family to st. jude children's research hospital. seeing the condition of it and what they say, figured st. jude was the best place. >> it is much more

lauren, did you take something from the "gilmore girls" set? i got asked this so much on the old show that i took something with no meaning to me because i knew it would get asked. i took a pink flamingo made of tin. it was decoration for lorelei. >> okay. >> here's something for you to take. >> thank you. i'll put that in my sentimental things. >> mr. roker? >> just keep going. >> this is erica from dallas. lauren, what food can you not live without? >> that's a good one. sushi. >> what's your roll? what's your roll dujour? >> i just like really good regular sushi. not a fancy roll person. i like classic. >> okay. here's interesting enough. how many cups of could girls"? >> i don't think it's countable. i actually drink a lot of coffee. it is just one of the crazy connections i have with my character. it's probably not healthy but -- >> how many cups? >> six? >> ooh! six a day? >> is that too many? >> not judging. where's natalie aczar? oh, tamron. what's your biggest phobia? what's wrong with you? yes. they are unpredictable and they're scary

. >> lauren denver art museum for a preview. >> reporter: the latest block buster exhibit at the art museum, star wars and the power of costume takes a look at the process of taking a costume from pay tore its role on the big screen. >> you start to shake. you put the drawings away and you take a blank sheet of paper and draw the drawing. >> reporter: ian mckeg helped to create many of the costumes and the mood of many costumes. i was drawing people. >> reporter: these costumes are the real deal. the ones worn by harrison ford as han solo and natalie portman as queen amidala. >> i got to do darth maul. i said who could bet that? that is padme. >> reporter: there are 70 pieces from darth vader, ewoks, droids. objects that craftsmanship during the design process. >> everything is there to serve the story. >> reporter: lauren whitney, cbs4 news. >> star wars the power of costume exhibit opens at the denver art museum this sunday. the wait is almost over. go to the cbs denver facebook page now to see an extended interview on this exhibit and go to cbsdenver.com to get your tickets. they

>> all right, lauren, thanks so much. we'll keep checking back with you, we appreciate it. >>> there is steve coal i, standing by right now in pennsauken, what's it like out there? looks pretty quiet, steve? >> reporter: it is cold. and i was just on the phone with our executive producer boy i'm glad we're doing these boxes, these things where you see multiple reporters, because we have to say the cliche team coverage, don't we? you know karen as you describe me, our viewers by now know me, i am a delicate flower. >> sure, sure, absolutely, that's exactly what i think of. >> what kind of flower would that be? >> it will be a wilted cold frosted flower. when bob says bridges your plants in, the coldest night of the season, that's me, bring moo know. >> bring your plants and steve in. >> so it is at least the winds died down. i shouldn't complain, because i know there are great people out there working non-stop like the folks here at wawa. and i talked to jessica on the phone yesterday, coincidentally, why was i at cosco, d

lauren lyster abc news los angeles. lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. sherri papini's abduction..... is the latest in a series of incidents. this summer.... -30- year old karina vet she took... by herself.... nearly every day. vanessa marcotte..... murdered on a path..... behind her mother's house. and... ally brueger was shot and killed..... in broad daylight all -3- women..... simply out for a jog.... when they were attacked. so... here are important tips to remember..... if you're running alone. first.. get rid of the headphones.... so you can hear.... if anyone's coming your way. and.... avoid baggy clothes and ponytails.. form fitting clothes.. under a hat.. or braid it... and.... tuck in your shirt. . mourners are paying respects to former cuban dictator fidel castro in havana's revolutionary square. castro turned power over to his brother.. raul.. in 2008 when his health began to fail. his passing marks the end of a major important chapter in are celebrating his death.. fidel castro had many loyal followers in cuba. student: he was not only an ex

meteorologist lauren whitney checking in from colorado's weather center. lauren, how cold will we get? >> question are in for chilly temperatures tonight. clear skies after our big cooldown and our storm system yesterday. so, we are much different across the state. so you can see, we have these clear skies out there. there is not much happening for us the next several days. high pressure will take back over. we will not warm up to the 80s we saw earlier this week, but today was the last time we had 32 as our daily high was back on march 18. so it has been a while since we hit the freezing mark. it will be a cold night tonight. we are going to be down into the teens tonight. temperatures hovering around 15, 16 here in denver. so if you are going out tonight, you have plans to hit the town, it will be a cold one tonight. we will talk about that and our next upcoming storm that is just off to the west in just a moment. for now, back to you guys. >> thanks lauren. >>> welshing thingse international airport following last night's storm. we told you about passen