tommy hendricks and matt smith took off sunday evening for the sum met. they called their parents monday night at 7:00 p.m. that was the last anyone heard of them until they were discovered. a black hawk helicopter was used to ferry rescue teams onto the mountain. the ground the fixed wing plane spotted the two boys at an elevation of 12,000 feet. they are reported to be in stable condition. >>> what about those rescue teams in this state? >> incredible. >> seriously. >> they are the best. they really are. hey, everybody should be happy. we get a little snow on the mountains overnight. then, we will be nice and sunny down here. and seasonal weather. >> thanks ed. >> 48 tomorrow. night. in the 30s , 38 monday, as we turn colder. >> you know, when you get the turkey and the broncos logo on the same forecast, though we are coming into a good streak. >> thanks for joining us on colorado's news channel. >> have a great evening. >> drive safe. look for you tonight at 10:00. , ,, ,, >> jeff: previously on "survivor," there are three idols in play, held by adam,

you're looking at video of this rescue. 18 year old tommy hendricks and 17 year old matt smith say they continued to the summit during that snow storm because they believe it was their best chance to get cell service to call their parents and they say it may have saved their lives. >> have you to make decisions that's split. it was -- we felt we would have a better >> both teens have frost bite. they say it's not going stop them from hiking again when they recover. >>> a woman tries to go on vacation to get quick r and r, but it was interrupted. >> she watched this across the country. two thieves ransacking her home. hear from the homeowner next. >>> one -- that could happen. there's new fedal rules foo judging our schools. how it could impact your kids. >>> winds speeds at 10 to 30 miles-per-hour. gustier over our state. it's another chilly one, but cold every later in the week. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> one accident on commerce city, all of southbound cues beck at highway 2 is closed down for a bad accident as when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest t

prince philip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who sleeps in the nude. >> they're stunning, not only were replicas of the queen's exquisite gowns created to near-exact detail and elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made and it's no wonder the series soap bar cost $100 million to make. >> season one is ten episodes and season two is shooting and netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season will look at a different decade that queen elizabeth has gone through and we have to talk about something. >> and the crown. the actual crown. >> we have to stuff it, and you have to hold yourself and i did have to practice with it quite a let. >> what are you hoping that the reaction will be. >> that would be nice. and i'm vain -- i've been there and done thatt >> yeah. >> you know, the interesting thing is the crown was never able to shoot inside the actual buckingham palace so they recreated it including the famous balcony where we saw william kiss kate. >> what a kiss it was. >> when we come back, she shares the secret to her success, and you are not goi

. >> reporter: tommy hendricks on the left, and matt smith spent two treacherous nights on a frigid peak with only rocks to provide protection. >> i'd get cold from the snow and what not. i'd put my head under the jacket and i have to smell his feet. >> religious snuggling up next to each other. we needed that body heat to did. >> did you ever think it wouldn't turn out that way? >> absolutely not. fear is the epitome of doubt. >> we prayed to god. he was definitely with us during the whole climb. probably the only thing keeping us alive and our ability to know we'd get back down safely. >> reporter: helicopters pulled the teens from the mountain after spotting their tracks. >> i was thankful, because i really wanted to see for thanksgiving. i didn't want to be hiking and eating cold rocks for thanksgiving. i was pretty happy. >> when that chopper saw us, it was a moment of pure joy in our heart. we knew we were going to get out of there, we were going to be okay. >> reporter: after they were rescued they were taken by ambulance to treatment first in vail before being transported to the

and, in good tommy hendricks and matt smith are being treated here at the burn unit of university of colorado hospital. each survived the difficult ordeal with only frostbite to the toes, and the thumb. they were rescued yesterday when a black hawk helicopter and ground searchers spotted their tracks. they had reached the summit, but a snowstorm came in early creating white-out conditions. then they got lost in what is known as the bermuda triangle >> absolutely not. fear is the epitome of doubt. and if you doubt yourself in the mountains you are screwed. and so, we didn't. we weren't fearful. >> fear is the enemy. >> it is. >> if you have fear, then you are never going the climb a mountain. you will never be able to climb any rock. if you are consumed with fear you won't be able to focus on what need to be done to get the right hand hold and foothold. and survive. treated here at the burn unit of university of colorado because this is one of the few in the country that has a special treatment for frostbite. at 6:00, we will hear much more from them and why this thanksgiving is espec

matt smith and tommy hendricks summited the t cross. then their families did not hear from them tuesday as expected so they called authorities. after a two day search, a helicopter spotted the teens this afternoon. >> oh, this is a thanksgiving present for all of us. certainly for the family. certainly for the kids himself. >> the boys were found at an elevation of 12,000 feet. >>> a pimp gets the maximum sentence for trafficking paul burman was sentenced to 248 years in prison. he pimped several victims including adults and teenagers. his youngest victim just 15 years old. one of the victims spoke at the sentencing today saying what he did traumatized her life. the da's office says this is the largest human trafficking sentence in colorado history. >>> now, to the latest on dangerous chemicals found inside a home in castle rock. today, police went back to that home to finish the month after police arrested a teenager who livered in the home. the home is on crest creek way. cbs4's jennifer brice is out there live for us tonight in the n

aside from some minor injuries, the teens tommy hendricks on the left and matt smith were okay. the mount of the holy cross is not easy. >> they got lost. they summited holy cross. they called their family at out conditions and they simply got lost going down. >> this will be a very good thanksgiving. >> this is a thanksgiving present for all of us. and certainly for the families and the kids themselves. >> reporter: they are reported in stable condition in the emergency room here. and this thanksgiving will indeed be a joyful one for them and their families. live in vail, rick sallinger, cbs4 news. >> thank you rick. >>> new details tonight about a castle rock evacuated this morning for the second time in weeks. some homeowners had to get out of after investigators found dangerous chemicals in one of their neighbor's homes. last time crews pulled chemicals out of the home on crestwick. exploding some of them. investigators were back. the family had to hire the company to bring most of it out. the contractor would not handle the dangerous chemicals which go. police are investiga

and matt smith who plays prince philip and john lit-- lithgow who plays winston churchill. >> i think she says that she has grown into the role, she never had an apprenticeship or anyone to guide her aside from churn il, really. >> even though he didn't have a close relationship with elizabeth before, his audience is with her, which is why the scenes are so charged and wonderful. he's enormously protective, kind of, avu nku lar. he regards himself as her mentor. >> that is what makings is too interesting, is the conflict, particularly for philip, from d in the relationship. homecant and then his, i don't know, his sort of love for her and his desire, i think, to sort of be man of the house. >> rose: a look at the economic debate in the campaign and a new netflix series about queen elizabeth 2-7bd when we continue. >> funding for charl c.e.o. rose is provided by the >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> larry kudlow is here, is he cnbc

local high school students matt smith and tommy hendricks that was monday evening. when their families did not hear from them tuesday, they called for help. after a two day search, a helicopter spotted the teams this afternoon. they got lost in a white out. >> they hit the summit 7:00 p.m. monday night. storms came in. and they were trapped by the storms. thankfully, they had equipment and experience enough that they were able to take pretty good care of themselves. >> the teenagers were found at an elevation of 12,000 feet. they were taken to the with minor injuries. >>> now the latest on dangerous chemicals removed from a home in castle rock. police arrested a teenager who lived there. a special team of investigators went back to the home to finish the cleanup. eight neighboring homes had to be evacuated again. >> you don't like to hear something like that. not knowing that it was going on, i guess is the big thing. >> reporter: some of the chemicals were immediately removed on halloween, some were taken out. the contract the family was required to hire. but the l

what is called the bermuda >> reporter: tommy hendricks on the left and matt smith spent two treacherous nights on a frigid peak. >> i would get snow from all the snow. put my head under the jacket. and have to smell his feet. >> religious snuggling up next to each other. because we had to have the body heat to survive. >> reporter: and survive they did. suffering only frostbite to the toes and the thigh. might not turn out this way? >> absolutely not. fear is the epitome of doubt. >> we were praying to god because he was with us. it was about the only thing keeping us alive. and our ability to know we would get back down safely. >> reporter: rescue teams ton ground and in the air pulled the two colorado springs teens from the mountain after spotting their tracks. >> i was thankful because i really wanted to just see my family for thanvi and eating cold ramen for thanksgiving. i was pretty happy. >> when the chopper saw us, there was a moment of pure joy. we knew that we were going to get out of there. we were going to be okay. >> reporter: after the rescue, they were taken by ambulance

local high school students matt smith and tommy hendricks summited to the mount of the holy cross in eagle county. that was monday evening. when their families did not hear from them tuesday, they ca after a two day search, a helicopter spotted the teams this afternoon. they got lost in a white out. >> they hit the summit 7:00 p.m. monday night. storms came in. and they were trapped by the storms. thankfully, they had equipment and experience enough that they were able to take pretty good care of themselves. >> the teenagers were found at an elevation of 12,000 feet. they were taken to the hospital in castle rock. police arrested a teenager who lived there. a special team of investigators went back to the home to finish the cleanup. eight neighboring homes had to be evacuated again. >> you don't like to hear something like that. not knowing that it was going on, i guess is the big thing. you know. it just kind of makes you worry a little bit. >> reporter: some of the chemicals were immediately removed on halloween, some were taken out. the required to hire. but the latest were left t

prince philip played by matt smith comes off as a sd >> they're stunning, not only were replicas of the queen's exquisite gowns created to near-exact detail and elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made and it's no wonder the series soap bar cost $100 million to make. >> season one is ten episodes and season two is shooting and >> each season will look at a different decade that queen elizabeth has gone through and we have to talk about something. >> and the crown. the actual crown. >> we have to stuff it, and you have to hold yourself and i did have to practice with it quite a let. >> what are you hoping that the reaction will be. >> that would be and done thatt >> yeah. >> you know, the interesting thing is the crown was never able to shoot inside the actual buckingham palace so they recreated it including the famous balcony where we saw william kiss kate. >> what a kiss it was. >> when we come back, she shares the secret to her success, and you are not going to believe >>> you are going to see zendaya in the next spider-man movie and she has casey under cove

rescue teams found matt smith and tommy hendricks yesterday afternoon. they had not been heard from since monday evening. they summited a 14er in vail county. rick sallinger talked to the teenagers for us tonight and joins us at the university of colorado hospital. so rick, how are they doing doing quite well. we are happy to say. they would much rather be in this hospital than on the side of the mountain where they were. but they are hopeing to be released soon. tommy and matt are being treated in the burn unit of this hospital. each survived the difficult ordeal with only frostbite to the toes and a thumb. they were rescued yesterday when a black hawk helicopter and ground searchers spotted their tracks. but a snowstorm came in early and created white-out conditions. then, they got lost in what is called the bermuda triangle of the rockies. >> when we nor the meadow, we just kind of, we were praying to god because he was definitely with us the whole climb. probably the only thing keeping us alive. >> to kind of give up and say no, i will hand it over t

prince phillip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who sleeps in the nude. but when the clothes are on, they're stunning. not only were replicas of the to exact detail, elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made. it's no wonder the series so far has cost a reported $100 million to make. >> and action! >> season one is ten episodes. season two is already shooting. netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season is going to be taking a look at the different decades that queen elizabeth has gone through. but clearly got to talk about something. >> what is it? >> did it really fit? >> they had to stuff it with lots of stuff to make it fit. you do have to hold yourself properly, and i did have to practice with it quite a lot. >> what are you hoping that the royal family's reaction is going to be if they do tune in? >> well, i hope they invite us out for dinner. >> that would be nice. >> if it was me, i'd be intrigued to see it. i'm vain. >> i've been there and done that and want to probably just get an eay and kevin fraser, wild ti

smith have been released from the hospital after being treated for frostbite they spent frigid nights with eagle county with little protection from the elements the teens were rescued wednesday after search crews spotted their tracks they are now at their homes in colorado springs. >>> right now the worl castro. cuba's long-time leader the island nation is 90-miles from florida thousands hit the street in celebration, don champion has the latest from little havana neighborhood. >> reporter: people celebrating fills the streets in miami's little havana as word of fidel castro's death spread. the neighborhood is a cultural political prisoner in cuba for years, her family fled to america when she was 11. >> i saw suffering, i was a small child now i'm here, very thankful to be here, this is my country and i'm hopeful. i'm very hopeful for cuba. >>> throughout the day the crowd behind me has shared many stores of decades of oppression and hope for the future. >>> castro ruled cuba for nearly 50 years but health forced him to step down in 2006 known as a tyrant for imprisoning critics, oth

greater,is as a claire foy,y, matt smith, and john lithgow. this looks interesting. how did this come about? charlie: you know what this is drawn from. in my own life i wrote about religion between tony blair and gordon brown. -- the relationship between tony blair and gordon brown. the producers enjoyed it and said, could you do want about the queen? it was dull. it was awful. i added tony blair to it. something in the alchemy of prime minister and queen, of were,d and as it constitutional head of state, that is something that worked for me. and that then became the audience. the movie and then the play. i was so captivated between writing scenes between churchill and the young queen. charlie: every prime minister talks to the queen. stephen: it is a confessional. we we saw that on broadway. thank you very much. [laughter] charlie: you got to have the best director you can find. [laughter] >> that is debatable. >> bottom of the pile. charlie: here, me! >> begging, on his knees. [laughter] >> we have known each other because the community in london is small. we all k

. >> reporter: tommy hendricks on the right and matt smith spent two treacherous nights on a frigid peak with only rocks to provide protection. >> snow and what not. put my head under the jacket and have to smell his feet. >> literally just snuggling up next to each other, because we had to have that body heat to survive. >> reporter: and survive they did. suffering only frost bite to the toes and the thigh. >> did you ever think it might not turn out this way? >> absolutely not. fear is the epitome of doubt and if you doubt yourself in the mountains you're screwed. definitely with us. probably the only thing keeping us alive and our ability to know we would get back down safely. >> reporter: rescue teams pulled the two colorado springs teens from the mountain after spotting their tracks. >> i was thankful because i really wanted to just see my family for thanksgiving. so i didn't want to be hiking and eating cold ramen on thanksgiving. i was >> when that chopper saw us, moment of pure joy. we knew we would get out of there and would be okay. >> reporter: they were taken by ambulance for

prince phillip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who sleeps in the nude. but when the clothes are on, they're stunning. not only were replicas of the queen's exquisite gowns created costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made. it's no wonder the series so far has cost a reported $100 million to make. >> and action! >> season one is ten episodes. season two is already shooting. netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season is going to be taking a look at the different decades that queen elizabeth has gone through. but clearly got toalk about something. >> what is it? >> the crown. >> the actual crown. >> did it really fit? >> they had to stu lots of stuff to make it fit. you do have to hold yourself properly, and i did have to practice with it quite a lot. >> what are you hoping that the royal family's reaction is going to be if they do tune in? >> well, i hope they invite us out for dinner. >> that would be nice. >> if it was me, i'd be intrigued to see it. i'm vain. >> i've been there and done that and want to probably just get an t

joining us as the creator and director, stephen daldry, claire foy, matt smith, and john lithgow. i'm pleased to have all of them at this table. this looks fun, and interesting. how did it come about? >> the genesis is a long one. charlie: we know the history this is drawn from. stephen: in my own life i wrote about religion between tony blair and gordon brown. -- the relationship between tony blair and gordon brown. the producers enjoyed it and said, could you do want about the queen? i tried writing the queen and it was deathly dull. it was awful. then i added tony blair to it. something in the alchemy of prime minister and queen, of elected and as it were, constitutional head of state, that is something that worked for me. or i can find my way into. and that then became the audience. or it became "the queen" the movie. and then the play. i was so captivated between writing scenes between churchill and the young queen. charlie: every prime minister talks to the queen. stephen: it is a confessional. we we saw that on broadway. thank you very much. [laughter] charlie: you got to h

prince phillip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who sleeps in they're stunning. not only were replicas of the queen's exquisite gowns created to exact detail, elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made. it's no wonder the series so far has cost a reported $100 million to make. >> and action! >> season one is ten episodes. season two is already shooting. netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season is going to be taking a look at the different but clearly got to talk about something. >> what is it? >> the crown. >> the actual crown. >> did it really fit? >> they had to stuff it with lots of stuff to make it fit. you do have to hold yourself properly, and i did have to practice with it quite a lot. >> what are you hoping that the royal family's reaction is going to be if they do tune in? >> well, i hope they invite us out for dinner. >> that would be nice. >> if it was me, i'd be intrigued to see it. i'm >> i've been there and done that and want to probably just get an early night. >>> on the way, melissa mccarthy and kevin fraser

prince phillip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who sleeps in the nude. but when the clothes are on, they're stunning. not only were replicas of the queen's exquisite gowns created to exact detail, elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were als it's no wonder the series so far has cost a reported $100 million to make. >> and action! >> season one is ten episodes. season two is already shooting. netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season is going to be taking a look at the different decades that queen elizabeth has gone through. but clearly got to talk about something. >> what is it? >> the crown. >> the actual crown. >> did it really fit? >> they had to stuff it with lots of stuff to make it fit. you do have to hold yourself practice with it quite a lot. >> what are you hoping that the royal family's reaction is going to be if they do tune in? >> well, i hope they invite us out for dinner. >> that would be nice. >> if it was me, i'd be intrigued to see it. i'm vain. >> i've been there and done that and want to probably just get an earl

prince phillip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who sleeps in the nude. but when the clothes are on, they're stunning. not only were replicas of the queen's exquisite gowns created to exact detail, elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made. it's no wonder the series so far has cost a reported $100 million to make. >> and action! >> season one is ten episodes. season two is already shooting. netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season is going to be taking a look at the different decades that queen elizabeth has gone through. but clearly got to talk about something. >> what is it? >> the crown. >> the actual crown. >> did it really fit? >> they had to stuff it with lots of stuff to make it fit. you do have to hold yourself properly, and i did have to practice with it quite a lot. >> what are you hoping that the royal family's reaction is going to be if they do tune in? >> well, i hope they invite us out for dinner. >> that would be nice. >> if it was me, i'd be intrigued to see it. i'm vain. >> i've been there and done

prince phillip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who sleeps in the nude. but when the clothes are on, they're stunning. not only were replicas to exact detail, elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made. it's no wonder the series so far has cost a reported $100 million to make. >> and action! >> season one is ten episodes. season two is already shooting. netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season is going to be taking a look at the different decades that queen elizabeth has gone through. but clearly got to talk about something. >> what is it? >> the actual crown. >> did it really fit? >> they had to stuff it with lots of stuff to make it fit. you do have to hold yourself properly, and i did have to practice with it quite a lot. >> what are you hoping that the royal family's reaction is going to be if they do tune in? >> well, i hope they invite us out for dinner. >> that would be nice. >> if it was me, i'd be intrigued to see it. i'm vain. >> i've been there and done that and want to probably just get an >>> on the way,

prince phillip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who they're stunning. not only were replicas of the queen's exquisite gowns created to exact detail, elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made. it's no wonder the series so far has cost a reported $100 million to make. >> and action! >> season one is ten episodes. season two is already shooting. netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season is going to be taking a look at the different decades that queen elizabeth has gone ro something. >> what is it? >> the crown. >> the actual crown. >> did it really fit? >> they had to stuff it with lots of stuff to make it fit. you do have to hold yourself properly, and i did have to practice with it quite a lot. >> what are you hoping that the royal family's reaction is going to be if they do tune in? >> well, i hope they invite us out for dinner. >> that would be nice. >> if it was me, i'd be intrigued to see it. >> i've been there and done that and want to probably just get an early night. >>> on the way, melissa mccarthy and kevin

local high school students matt smith and tommy hen distribution summited the mount of the holy cross in eagle county on monday evening. when their families did not hear from them on tuesday, they called for help. yesterday afternoon. turns out they got lost in a white out. >> they hit the summit about 7:00 p.m. monday night. it was very late. storms came in, and they were trapped by the storms. thankfully they did have equipment and experience enough they were able to take pretty good care of themselves. >> the teens were found at an elevation of 12,000 feet. they were taken to the hospital with just minor injuries. >>> a fire forces the evacuation of a popular -- denver restaurant laig at the cherry cricket on second quarter and clayton. . including a couple who had just received a check before the evacuation started >> we hasn't gotten a chance to pay the bill yet. >> we're very willing to pay the bill. we were talking about maybe we can call tomorrow. because they had put the check on the table, but we hadn't paid for it yet. we were very interested in paying the bill. >> crews ha

prince philip played by matt smith comes off as a stud who sleeps in the nude. >> they're stunning, not only were replicas of the queen's near-exact detail and elaborate costumes for more than 7,000 extras were also custom made and it's no wonder the series soap bar cost $100 million to make. >> season one is ten episodes and season two is shooting and netflix is planning six seasons in all. >> each season will look at a different decade that queen elizabeth has gone through and we have to talk about something. >> and the crown. the actual >> we have to stuff it, and you have to hold yourself and i did have to practice with it quite a let. >> what are you hoping that the reaction will be. >> that would be nice. and i'm vain -- i've been there and done thatt >> yeah. able to shoot inside the actual buckingham palace so they recreated it including the famous balcony where we saw william kiss kate. >> what a kiss it was. >> when we come back, she shares the secret her success, and >>> at etonline.com, blac chyna is revealing the one thing she hates about her fiance rob then jeremy renner g

joining us to talk more our good fred matt smith director of commodity research. good morning to you. the prices come down, down, down. above the 50 handle. now sliding back. i shouldn't say great. everybody has a different feeling of what great is. where do you stand? >> well, with the inventory report today we likely to see a build and that was reflected in last night's report so we're likely to see prices move lower from here. >> how much lower? >> part of it is baked in to the cake because of the number last night. but we have the opec meeting coming up at the end of this month. in terj of the actual physical flows we're seeing opec the week before last loading a record amount of crude, 29 million barrels a day in that week. and so there's physical stress there. they are pumping, pumping, pumping. it's not saudi, iran and iraq, libya is coming back. nigeria is coming back. >> will it be sustained and sit where? >> everything is hinging on the opec meeting. we're likely to get some sort of positive rhetoric out of the group. saudi is trying to push for some sor

matt ryan. i mean all these. drew brees. rivers. now you're going to face alex smith. what is that like playing against him and the chiefs and offense and what kind of tests do they pose pore you? >> it is not so much explosive. i would say it is more net mod cal move the ball down the field. they run the ball extremely well so, you know, no offense us by himself. like a drew brees can beat us matt ryans but they are complete offense. we don't have to be sound. you know these passes are crazy. it is a good offense man, but we have to be prepared. >> good offense however they struggle getting into the end zone. hopefully that trend continues on sunday. >> because thursday is thanksgiving, there will not be a blitz. it will be on break that will be our next show so join us thursday, december 1st right here at the viewhouse centennial. more to come on "xfinity monday live" but first back to the cbs4 studios. >>> we're still a month away from christmas but some of the ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> the latest on a murder in lakewood. shooter who killed the 44-year- old around 7:00

rehearsals are in full swing, including josh groben, dolly parton, jordan smith and the famous radio city rockettes. christmas in rockefeller center hosted by matt lauer, savannah guthrie, al roker begins tonight right here on nbc. >>> donald trump making waves as another company pulls advertising from breitbart.com and investors react to news from a new treasury secretary. cnbc's landon dowdy with all of that. >> hi, frances. oil is certainly moving the higher today rising about 5% as opec ministers are meeting in vienna, austria. key members of the cartel including iran and saudi arabia are confident that the group can reach a deal to cut or freeze production to stabilize prices amid a global supply glut. a formal announcement is expected sometime later today. >>> mean whim president-elect donald trump is expected to name steve mnuchin as his treasury secretary today. mnuchin served as trump's he worked for goldman sachs. it's unclear how wall street will react to his appointment. his views appear to clash with trump's populist rhetoric to be the voice for down trodden blue collar

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matt: october 28. i have a chart i pulled up. way, smith & wesson is going to change its name to american outdoors company. there are reasons for it, but really? everybody knows they can keep buying guns. there is no rush to covello -- to cabela's. you can look at the s&p in granular ways. see construction and materials, construction and engineering, metals and mining. a lot of bets on infrastructure spending, investment. that is really a big game for today. sbs,i wanted to look at which is a great way to look at average volume. the blue line is what we actually need. the green line here is the average. can see that you are trading about double the amount of projected to close over 4 billion shares today, and we are looking at an average of just about 2 billion. joe: the day. also amazing day in the world of government bonds. last night, it was close to the 1.71%. one of the biggest moves ever. treasuries as they got really nervous, then as it eased of it, people sold treasuries. we had the general market left, and then people re

reason magazine editor-in-chief, matt welch. and he crust wants to -- he just wants to go where everybody know he's is the front runner for "heaven can wait." let's start the show. >> it was three days after the election. a writer for the federal list was shopping at a supermarket in brooklyn. the liberal stronghold and the writer sets the scene. the mood in the store was glum. people are still in shock over donald trump's victory and then it started. ♪ ♪ turn it up. >> but shoppers didn't want to turn it up. they wanted to turn it down. they were playing "sweet home allah back --" sweet home alabama". in shock. one woman said this is unbelievable. she found a store clerk who was looking in the ceiling for the invisible speakers blaring it for the other america. she said this is so inappropriate. can we turn it off? they could not turn it off. another guy asked and here is what happened to him. >> that was a dramatization. that was not the actual -- >> really? that's great. where is that from? >> norma ray. >> is that one of

reason magazine editor-in-chief, matt welch. and he crust wants to -- he just wants to go where everybody know he's is the front runner for "heaven can wait." let's start the show. >> it was three days after the election. a writer for the federal list was shopping at a supermarket in brooklyn. the liberal stronghold and the writer sets the scene. the mood in the store was glum. people are still in shock over donald trump's victory and then it started. ♪ ♪ turn it up. >> but shoppers didn't want to turn it up. they wanted to turn it down. they were playing "sweet home allah back --" sweet home alabama". everybody was in shock. one woman said this is unbelievable. she found a store clerk who was looking in the ceiling for the invisible speakers blaring it for the other america. she said this is so inappropriate. can we turn it off? they could not turn it off. another guy asked and here is what happened to him. >> that was a dramatization. that was not the actual -- >> really? that's great. where is that from? >> norma ray. >>

falcons-bucs...j.winston pass m.evans for 3 yards, touchdown. 7-0 bucsfalcons answer matt ryan pass deep right to levine toilolo for 32 yards, touchdown. 7-7falcons will take a 13-7 lead m.ryan sacked by gerald mccoy forces fumbles darryl smith recovers j.winston pass deep left to m.evans for 24 yards, touchdown. 3rd quarter, falcons by 6.. m.ryan pass short left to julio jones for 3 yards, touchdown. pushing the lead to 33-143-10-tb 42(1:46) (shotgun) j.winston pass deep right to m.evans... one hand catch... take another look...late in the game... bucs going for two... jameis winston gets leveled... hard pop... limps off the field and would not return....bucs lose 43-28 at halftime, a rare honor... buccaneer great john lynch was back where he played the first 11 of his 15 seasons... watching his name of honor... just the 9th buc to be added to the ring of honor. the longtime buc is still a fan favorite... enduring the lean years in the orange uni's and then helping turn it around and win a super bowl. here's lynch on what this night means to him....to hockey... and lightning coach jon c

fumbles and gerald smith recovers. so the bucs who coughed it up early in the game now cash in, jameis to evans. the catch is unbelievable to evans over his head, 14-13, bucs on top and it is all taylor gabriel races to the pile-on to get in. that's where the waterfall started we can say. got to show you jameis winston's injury if you did not see it on the two-point conversion running for the pile- on, actually jogged off the field and said he was fine after the game. at least he told the coach he was fine, we'll see. bucs fall 43-28. i wish i had better news to report in downtown tampa with boston bruins. let's go inside amalie arena with andrei vasilevskiy got the starting goal. later a shot deflected in by tyler johnson. so regulation ends 3-3 and they go into a shootout. the 10th shooter of the competition is jimmy hayes of the bruins. he's going to get the winner, 4- 3 boston. saturday night the bolts host the devils. so not a great night for bay area, guys. matt ryan, let me give you some numbers here, 344 yards

. >> dangerous conditions at the beach and matt keller is >>> this is abc7 morning. >> it is thursday. november 3rd. almost 6:00 a.m. i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui with jessica castro and meteorologist mike nicco and traffic reporter alexis smith. something is beginning on? >> the biggest problem is a sig-alert north bay, southbound 101 a backup to a rollover crash. it is closer to the lincoln off-ramp. we have guardrail damage. we do not have word on injuries but we know we have the two right lanes blocked by emergency response and significant backup is starting to form. we have a crash in vallejo on westbound 80 so three mile of heavy traffic and the crash is at 780. now vehicles. a motorcycle is down and a problem on san mateo bridge. meteorologist mike nicco, what do you have? >> petaluma is reporting an issue with fog, visibility at half a mile. from mount tamalpais we have east wind at 9 to 16. temperatures are starting in the 40s the and 50s and mid-60 at noon and upper 60s to low 70s from the chest to the bay and mid-70s inland at

let's ask jerry smith, who cowrote a story on this. a lot of people have said this is the greatest reality show ever. plus, the future of western civilization is arguably at take. either way. what we do when we go back to normal, why would they watch those networks? >> yes, what do you do for an encore? it has been a huge ratings bonanza for cnn, fox news, msnbc. cnn has made some real inroads. joe: in terms of gaining shares. >> yes, the younger demographic has started to gain and narrowed the gap a little with fox. now, november 9, they have to figure out how to hold onto as much of the audience as they can. we have seen historically, most of those viewers have a lot of trouble hanging onto. scarlet: can we presume the networks will spend more or spend less? they probably had to ramp up on staff. will they cut staff right away or higher different people after the election? >> in some ways, time warner's executive said cnn might be in some ways more profitable next year because they did not spend quite some much money on all these cor

let's talk more with matt schla schlapp, former political director for george w. bush, supported mr. trump. also with us today, he is back, grammy and oscar award winning hip-hop artist shea smith, also a chicago activist, and cnn political commentator and democratic strategist maria cardona. wonderful to see you all today and mr. sclapp, to you. on that about-face on twitter which sounded like a candidate trump to president-elect trump toned tweet, why didn't he just stick with the second one initially? >> you didn't get my policy? i'm not going to comment on any donald trump -- >> oh, yes, you are. oh, yes, you are. >> isn't that a smart policy? >> he is still on twitter and the rules have changed. the rules have changed. >> look, i think this was a very emotional and raw campaign. we all lived through it, the voters did as well. a lot of things were set, people are protesting because they're upset. i think these people are protesting because they thought it was in the bag, everything they watched said this is done. i have bet that has to be very, very dishearte