springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do. and i'm not that good at golf. i mean, i think i'd go crazy. i'm always afraid not to be working. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job. which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> i'll see you at 50th. 25 years from now i don't think i'll be as talkative. but if you just yell loudly, jerry, what do you think! say something. >> at his high point in 1998, the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah win fi show. that was also the year of his infamous episode, i married a horse. >> is that legal? no horsing around here, indycar driver james hinchcliffe will dance wiih a different partner on the show tonight, because shauna is injured. when it comes to james, nothing slows him down. >> how do you feel at this point in the season? >> just getting to this point the first couple of weeks, they're so tough. you're doing theefirst dance, and

springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to and i'm not that good at golf. i mean, i i think i'd go crazy. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job. which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> i'll see you at 50th. 25 years from now i don't think i'll be as talkative. just yell, jerry, what do you think! say something. i'll put it on my tombstone, i -pwon't be right back. >> the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah winfrey show. that was also the year of his infamous episode, i married a horse. >> is that legal? no horsing around here, indycar driver james hinchcliffe will dance with a different person on the show tonight, because shauna is injured. slows him down. >> how do you feel at this point in the season? >> just getting to this point raises your confidence a bunch. the first couple of weeks, you're trying to learn a new dance, you have a week to do it. there are long hours, a lot of hard work. >> lots of hours means no

springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do. and i'm not that good at golf. i mean, i i think i'd go crazy. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job. which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> i'll see you at 50th. 25 years from now i don't think i'll be as talkative. just yell, jerry, what do you think! say something. i'll put it on my tombstone, i -pwon't be right back. >> the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah winfrey show. that was also the year of his infamous episode, i married a horse. >> is that legal? no horsing around here, indycar driver james hinchcliffe will dance with a different person on the show tonight, because shauna is injured. when it comes to james, nothing slows him down. >> how do you feel at this point in the season? >> just getting to this point raises your confidence a bunch. the first couple of weeks, you're trying to learn a new dance, you have

springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do. i mean, i i think i'd go crazy. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job. which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> i'll see you at 50th. 25 years from now i don't think i'll be as talkative. just yell, jerry, what do you say something. i'll put it on my tombstone, i -pwon't be right back. >> the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah winfrey show. that was also the year of his infamous episode, i married a horse. >> is that legal? no horsing around here, indycar driver james hinchcliffe will dance with a different person on the show tonight, because shauna is injured. when it comes to james, nothing slows him down. in the season? >> just getting to this point raises your confidence a bunch. the first couple of weeks, you're trying to learn a new dance, you have a week to do it. there are long hours, a lot of hard work. >> lots of h

a favorite or at least a memorable jerry springer moment. now, we can talk about some, and others we can only shake our heads. for 25 years jerry showcased some of the craziest parts of humanity. and you know what, people love him. >> anybody can be a talk show host. you do three things to be a talk show host. you have to be able to say, you did what? come on out. we'll be right back. if you can do those three ne you've got a career. >> that's the first secret to jerry's success, make it look easy..o cf1 o we spent a lot of time with the air. during his 25 years on- the host hasn't changed much. but his show sure has. listen to jerry describe it in his first "e.t." interview back in 1994. >> we tend to deal with more political subjects because of my background. >> scratch the politics. the scenes with him in 1998. jerry carried a bat and a ball into the kind of ringleader that made him a pop culture icon. >> the day i figured out, wow, we're on to something, there were two cultural moments that impacted me. and i think one was being on show.

springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do. and i'm not that good at golf. i mean, i think i'd go crazy. i'm always afraid not to be working. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job. which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> i'll see you at 50th. 25 years from now i don't think i'll be as talkative. but if you just yell loudly, jerry, what do you think! say something. i know what i'll put on my tombstone. i won't be right back. >> at his high point in 1998, the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah win horse. >> is that legal? no horsing around here, indycar driver james hinchcliffe will dance wiih a different partner on the show tonight, because shauna is injured. when it comes to james, nothing slows him down. >> how do you feel at this point in the season? >> just getting to this point raises your confidence a bunch. the first couple of weeks, they're so tough. you're do

springer was more about baby the scenes with him in 1998. he evolved into the kind of ringleader that made him a pop culture icon. >> the day i figured out, wow, we're on to something, there were two cultural moments that impacted me. and i think one was being on the simpsons. >> we're back. >> how did it feel to learn your baby was fathered by a drooling space >> it made me angry, jerry. >> the other was being on the cover of rolling stone. that was the first time i noticed, oh, my gosh, people are really noticing it. >> none of that goes to his head. that's his second secret. admit the stupidity. >> our show is a circus, period. it has no redeeming social value. >> the show is 25. springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to golf. i mean i think i'd go crazy. i'm always afraid not to be working. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job, which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> yeah. i'll see you at the 50th. >> 25 years from now, i think i wo

we spent a lot of time with springer during his 25 years on air. the host hasn't changed much, but his show sure has. listen to jerry describe it in his first "e.t." interview in 1994. >> our talk show tends to deal more with news subjects or political subjects because of my background. >> forget politics. springer was more about baby he evolved into the kind of ringleader that made him a pop culture icon. >> the day i figured out, wow, we're on to something, there were two cultural moments that impacted me. and i think one was being on the simpsons. >> we're back. >> how did it feel to learn your baby was fathered by a drooling space >> it made me angry, jerry. >> the other was being on the cover of rolling stone. that was the first time i noticed, oh, my gosh, people are really noticing it. >> none of that goes to his head. that's his second secret. admit the stupidity. >> our show is a circus, period. it has no redeeming social value. >> the show is 25. springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay yo

springer, he's almost 73. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do, and i'm not that good at golf. i mean i think i'd go crazy. i'm always afraid not to be working. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job, which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> yeah. i'll see you at the 50th. >> 25 years from now, i think i won't be talkative. but if you just yell loudly, jerry, what do say something. i know what i'm going to put on my tombstone. i won't be right back. >> now, at his high point in 1998, the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah winfrey show. that was also the year of his infamous banned episode, i married a horse. >>> still to come, remembering robin williams, ai rare new interview with his mork & mindy >> plus we'll take you inside the emotional all-star tribute reuniting "laverne & shirley" 34 years later. >> i just burst out crying. >> that's aahead. but first in the "entertainment tonight"

springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do, and i'm not that good at golf. i mean i think i'd go crazy. i'm always afraid not to be working. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job, which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> yeah. i'll see you at the 50th. >> 25 years from now, i think i won't be talkative. but if you just yell loudly, jerry, what do you think? say something. i know what i'm going to put on my tombstone. i won't be right back. >> now, at his high point in 1998, the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah winfrey show. that was also the year of his infamous banned episode, i married a horse. >>> still to come, remembering robin williams, ai rare new interview with his mork & mindy co-star. >> anybody that knew robin -- >> plus we'll take you inside the emotional all-star tribute reuniting "laverne & shirley" 34 years later. >> i just burst out crying. >> that's

springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do, and i'm not that good at golf. i mean i think i'd go crazy. i'm always afraid not to be working. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job, which is crazy, i .know >> 25 years. >> yeah. i'll see you at the 50th. >> 25 years from now, i think i won't be talkative. but if you just yell loudly, say something. i know what i'm going to put on my tombstone. i won't be right back. >> now, at his high point in 1998, the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah winfrey show. that was also the year of his infamous banned episode, i married a horse. >>> still to come, remembering robin williams, ai rare new interview with his mork & mindy co-star. >> anybody that knew robin -- the emotional all-star tribute reuniting "laverne & shirley" 34 years later. >> i just burst out crying. >> that's aahead. but first in the "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which oscar winning act a

we spent a lot of time with springer during his 25 years on air. the host hasn't changed much, but his show sure has. listen to jerry describe it in his first "e.t." interview in political subjects because of my background. >> forget politics. springer was more about baby daddy fights when we went behind the scenes with him in 1998. he evolved into the kind of ringleader that made him a pop culture icon. >> the day i figured out, wow, we're on to something, there were two cultural moments that impacted me. and i think simpsons. >> we're back. >> how did it feel to learn your baby was fathered by a drooling space octopus? >> it made me angry, jerry. >> the other was being on the cover of rolling stone. that was the first time i noticed, oh, my gosh, people are really noticing it. >> none of that goes to his head. that's his second secret. admit the stupidity. >> our show is a circus, period. it has no redeeming social but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do, and i'm not that good

springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun to do, and i'm not that good at golf. i mean i think i'd go crazy. i'm always afraid not to be if i ever had nightmares about something, it's about not having a job, which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> yeah. i'll see you at the 50th. >> 25 years from now, i think i won't be talkative. but if you just yell loudly, jerry, what do you think? say something. i know what i'm going to put on my tombstone. i won't be right back. >> now, at his high point in 1998, the had more viewers than the oprah winfrey show. that was also the year of his infamous banned episode, i married a horse. >>> still to come, remembering robin williams, ai rare new interview with his mork & mindy co-star. >> anybody that knew robin -- >> plus we'll take you inside the emotional all-star tribute reuniting "laverne & shirley" 34 years later. >> i just burst out crying. >> that's aahead. winning act aes was voted class clown in high school.

i thought the jerry springer show was the jerry springer show. >>> monday night in new hampshire trump wrote a letter by the patriots head coach. he clarified the letter was not politically motivated. after addressing the topic for about 90 seconds he refused to follow up. keep in mind patriots play the seahawks this weekend. >> they are playing seattle. it is known that tom brady is also a donald trump supporter. he is only talking about -- >> his wife did not vote for him. >> is that right? not everybody is on the same political terms. >> james carville who is he married to? >> sounds like mary -- help,,,,, our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> i guess they will talk about the election. i am not sure. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nick vertucci real estate academy's "fortunes in flipping" system.

i thought the jerry springer show was the jerry springer show. >>> monday night in new hampshire trump wrote a letter by the patriots head coach. he clarified the letter was not politically motivated. after addressing the topic for about 90 seconds he refused to follow up. keep in mind patriots play the seahawks this weekend. >> they are playing seattle. it is known that tom brady is also a donald trump supporter. he is only talking about -- >> his wife did not vote for him. >> is that right? not everybody is on the same political terms. >> james carville who is he married to? >> sounds like mary -- help me out. west contra costa unified school district holds our environmental and sustainability goals as one of our top priorities. i definitely rely on pg&e to be an energy advisor. anything from rebates, to how can we be more efficient? pg&e has a number of programs, to help schools save on energy. when i see a program that fits them, then i bring it to them. with the help of pg&e we've been able to save a tremendous amount of energy and a tremendous amount of money. we're able to take

springer, he's almost 73. but don't mention retirement. jerry's third secret, work to stay young. >> i just do it because it's fun - this isn't about helping riley, to do, and i'm not that good at it's about saving annie. golf. look, if i'm wrong... i'm always afraid not to be i'll turn him in to you myself. working. it's psychological, i'm sure. if i ever had nightmares about - [sighs] a job, which is crazy, i know. >> 25 years. >> yeah. i'll see you at the 50th. i got a tip! one of my c.i.s saw cavanaugh over near 43rd and 10th. but if you just yell loudly, - call it in. come on. - let's go. - we got a sighting at 43rd and 10th. jerry, what do - you got a detective in your pocket? say something. i know what i'm going to put on - suspect reported near 43rd and 10th. [sirens iling]wa >> now, at his high point in 1998, the springer show actually - let's go. had more viewers than the oprah finch, i've got riley. we're going to get annie. - well, you won't find her at george's pub. that was also the year of his detective fusco said he left in

lauren: dan springer in seattle, thank you. nicole: in sports nfl heads to mÉxico where the oakland raiders rally to top the houston texans and not without controversies from the fans. we will tell you about it. kanye west been hospitalized after pulling the plug following this ten-minute tirade. we will have that story. check u.s. stock market futures. it was a rally yesterday and records across the boardment will we see them again. we had up arrows, s&p futures up 7, nasdaq futures up 22. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. seeing is believing, and that's why we're opening more xfinity stores closer to you. visit us today and learn how to get the most out of all your services, like xfinity x1. we'll put the power in your hands, so you can see how x1 is changing the way you experience tv with features like voice remote, making it easier and more fun than ever. there's more in store than you imagine. visit an xfinity store today and see for yourself. xfinity, the future of awesome. speed al

in the video, springer can be heard telling the crowd, quote, we have to be together. springer is the former democratic mayor of cincinnati and a huge hillary clinton supporter. he also has a home in sarasota. >>> time right now is 7:09. a new way to get across tampa bay is becoming a big success in its first week. the cross-bay ferry takes passengers from downtown tampa to downtown st. pete. the best part, you never have to worry about traffic. last night, tampa bay lightning got on board with the idea. >> let's go lightning! >> the lightning girls took their cheers outside of the arena to pump up several dozen fans about a new way to get across the bay. >> i think this is great. i mean it's so close. you can walk both ways. a great family event, too. >> she's talking about the cross-bay ferry, a joint venture of the cities of tampa and st. pete offering an alternative to the often congested drive across either the howard franklin or the ghandi bridges. the lightning helped promote the ferry by giving these fans a free ride to saturday's game. officials hope it will e

axel springer weighs in. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: german prosecutors are investigating mark sucker burgh and a number of other facebook executives after complaints -- mark zuckerberg at anothe -- and a number of other facebook complaints ofer hate speech. they provide examples of hundreds of posts denying the holocaust and expressing support for terror groups. facebook said, "the allegations like merit." meantime, the ceo of axel springer says that politicians should resist calls. the ceo made the comments in an exclusive interview with bloomberg. take a listen. i think it is a tremendous distribution platform. i stick to mark zuckerberg's philosophy that it is about connecting people. it is a platform a bit like a telco in the old days. .t brings people together in a couple of years, it will be virtual reality conversations that we have on facebook. facebook is a technology company and a platform. it is a publisher, not a content producer. it takes no responsibility for content and should not. i think i

lauren: dan springer, thank you. trade to oakland raiders dominate the denver broncos will have all the highlights for you. at the weekend box office. >> what if i told you that reality is one of many. tran do cast the spell of the box office becoming another superhero for marvel. all of the weekend winners. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets of all of the errors in breaking news. ♪ >> you think you know how the world looks. you think this material universe is all there is. what if i told you the reality is it's one of many. >> this doesn't make any sense. >> not everything has to. nicole: dr. strange dazzled at the box office for the film brought in $85 million they can attend largest opening for a marvel movie. dr. strange has now earned 325.4 worldwide. two marks latest animation film troll exceeded expect patients by nearly $10 million. earning $44.6 million. hacks dollars. tax average took third place at 14.8 billion followed by tyler parry blue, a medea halloween. inferno with the t

>>> then behind the scenes with jerry springer, celebrating 25 years on the air. jerry springer, celebrating 25 years on the air. >> our show is a circus, ?living well? rise above joint discomfort jerry springer, celebrating 25 years on the air. >> our show is a circus, with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, .. >>> everybody get the car. remember those days. you get a car. oprah gave away so much to her audiences every year. wile those favorite things episodes are long gone, that list is not. >> we got a peek at the best goodies for 2016 with o magazines editor at large and lady o's bff gayle king. >> isn't that like a field of -- >> less salt in it. es>> ls salt. >> oprah proved, it's her favorite things just in time for the holidays. >> i just am done with gifts. i think the most special gift is something that from a space that people know your heart was in it. >> this is a yes. >> okay. >> yes. >> say yes. >> 101 tasteful gift ideas hand picked by oprah with help from her friend gayle king. the rest includes ev

i thought the jerry springer show was the jerry springer show. >> wow. trump read a letter written by head coach of the patriots bill belichick. belichick said that letter was not politically motivated so after talking about it for about 90 seconds, the city refused follow-up. keep in mind they play seahawks this weekend . >> given the nature of this presidential race -- >> seattle -- >> do you find it -- seattle >> do any of your players talk to you about this? >> seattle. >> he's only taking questions about the seattle seahawks. it's all politics right now. [ laughter ] i will see you tonight. >>> play of the day from the nba , minnesota at orlando. here's the timberwolves. >> aaron gordon -- inbounds pass away and he is off and running. that's off the charts. >> with authority. the former ucl -- ucl player helping them go on to beat the magic 123-107. >>> could your smart phone be the reason why you are gaining weight? why researchers say yes. >>> and check out some of the damage left behind after protests against donald trump turn violent in oakland.

. >>> plus, protests continue across @even prompting a visit from tht man, jerry springer, right here in the bay area. >> and going out with a bang. what caused this barge to catch fire last night in orlando? good morning, everyone. welcome to good day tampa bay. the time is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday morning. >> we are glad you are with us on what's a cool start, but foggy start. you ran into some fog? mix out some of those low clouds and fog by 9:00 a.m., but until then, low beams not the brights. north of tampa bay, it's significantly warmer. brooksville 62. yesterday you were in the 40s. lakeland you have fog. south of i-4, no issues. it is 59, below average, in tampa. let's talk about where this front is. we have a frontal boundary near tampa. than any time you see the zero in lakeland, that is dense fog. hopping on i-4, maybe hold off. u.s. 301, maybe even dade city, a little fog. some of this has made its way into northern pinnella. the front that you see that is stalled will slide south gradually over the next 24 hours and will pull in drier air behind it. in the wake of it, som

emily: ceo there of axel springer. coming up, we delve into our weeklong focus on energy. residency means for solar. this is kluber. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:30 p.m. in hong kong. here's an update of the top stories. stephen the nation is set to be the pick for treasury secretary. he is the second goldman sachs name in the administration. dined with the tycoon and said he is impressed with the team he is putting together. that is yet more evidence a rate hike is coming next month. jerome powell is saying the case for hike has clearly strengthened. he said unemployment and inflation are approaching the targets and moving too slowly could trigger an abrupt decision. stocks and liberty are headed for their worst -- in five years. the currency hit a new low last week as new emerging markets sold, concerned that donald trump may signal a faster typing by the fed. the creation of a holding company was prevented as a way to improve shareholder value and -- from elliott management. samsung added that they would benefit from the split. global news 24 hours a day, powere

was the axel springer chairman and ceo, mathias dÖpfner. coming up, as opec members small and output freeze, u.s. oil producers would greatly benefit from a cut, we will look at a chart that proves it. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ nejra: time for the global battle of the church. we look at us -- charts. we look at some of the most telling charts and what they mean for investors. off is joe.ngs >> u.s. equity markets higher today, solidly in the green. i wanted to snapshot something that happened earlier today, this red line on the chart, the blue line is u.s. futures, s&p futures, the white light is 10 year rates hit look what happened at 8:30 a.m. and we got strong gdp data, further evidence the economy is doing well. the white line jumped up immediately and equity futures immediately fell. later on, more economic news. or potentialear message in that instant reaction to the good news which is that it is possible that investors are starting to get nervous about the idea that the u.s. economy is starting to take up, more stimulu

dan springer, fox news. >>> partial oh orchestra so that looks pretty darn cool. okay. still to come tradition or savings? battle over closing on love publix digital coupons... i signed up for them at publix.com and i just clip them like this... clip...save clip...save clip...save that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? ok, so here are two cans of vegetables... this one i paid for, this one was free. because they're bogo maybe this one was free. either way... that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? ((russell//live pix)) here's another live picture of the board on wall street. adlib over pix. ((laura /2sh/dbx) all right another live picture of board on wall street. dow is down. 50 we don't see that lot have lately. our lauren simonetti is back to talk a little bit about with us. still closer that. 2,000 park let's talk markets. we can still do it dow has up every day except today since trump was elected. we go seeing nasdaq ris rise today. an interesting market that we're following. the airlines, they are doing gang busters today because we received word that war

new video tonigh showing talk show host jerry springer at an antitrump protest. saying we the protesters joined hundreds and thousands across the country against the president elect. with a little more than two months for president elect trump taking office, transition team prepares. one of the first shakeups is that vice president mike pence will lead the transition team, replacing chris christie. three of the trump children are giuliani. still no word who will be chief of staff but that will come soon hopefully. >> it is up to president elect trump to choose those advisors he wants on his team. one worked on very many months away from the campaign. >> heavily crid cal of fbi director james comey saying his letter to e-mail scandal back into focus, ultimately costing her the white house. >> in orlando, hundreds of folks took be part in the first pride festival insistence put night club shooting, instead of allowing it to cost a shadow on the events, it.was be sharing demanding change. >> the message here, pulse showed the world what hate looked like but orlando

i thought, you know, the jerry springer show was the jerry springer show. >> and in the nfl, the patriots' tom brady and bill belichick attempted to answer questions regarding their perceived support for the president-elect. >> why did you give trump permission to talk about your political preferences at that rally at new hampshire in front of a national audience? >> why did i give him permission? so you're assuming i gave people permission. >> did you got give him permission to talk about your political preferences? >> i'm just going to talk about football this week. >> just fact checking, you did support trump, correct? just want to make sure. >> yeah, i talked to my wife, she said i can't talk about politics anymore. i think that's a good decision made for our family. >> coach belichick uncharacteristically spoke at length about the letter he wrote to trump, who shared it during monday's new hampshire rally. >> our friendship goes back many years, and i think anybody that's spent more than five minutes with me knows i'm not a political person. my comments are not politically motivated.

let's go to las vegas for my col laeg d-- colleague dan springer. >> that -- dan springer. >> there is conflicting story lines as to how well he is doing. on the one hand you have the polls. it shows he has a two-point lead over hillary clinton. but when you look inside the numbers at the early voting that took place over two weeks, clinton has a big lead. some are calling it an insurmountable lead. registered democrats out numbered republicans statewide by 6 percent voting in hispanic free precincts higher than four years ago when president obama captured 21 percent of the latino vote and won by a comfortable margin after polls showed mitt romney up. clinton is spending a lot of money nt ground game. along with the surrogates yesterday was bernie sanders rallying 700 young people at a college in las vegas. donald trump was in reno a. rudy giuliani encouraged a big come back on tuesday. meantime 30 year nevada senator hair rae reed who is retiring is continuing his attacks on fbi director james comey. he called his action in announcing the e-mail investigation irresponsible and a viola

. >>> look at this fire, carol springer sent us this picture. the house was under construction. investigators are calling it suspicious. it this is done. >>> from the live desk, this happened, sheriff's found about the -- about a, no word on what exactly happened here just yet, but we're working on to get you more information on what happened out there. we will pass along as soon as we know. >>> a hazmat situation, forcing workers to evacuate. this happened this morning. there were reports that the building was filling up with smoke. investigators are now investing the cause. >>> celebrating a victory. arpaio's stunning defeat. ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. om chase, so you can. >>> all right, we have some pr trump buildings. new york and chicago. these are live pictures from each of the scenes. there are no issues and no arrests. people just want their voices heard at this point. they set up a police line just outside the buildings, so that people can get in and out and everyone will stay safe. we will keep

. >>> plus, protests continue across the country overnight even prompting a visit from jerry springer, himself. and, going out with a bang. what causes bars to catch fire last night in orlando. >>> and good morning welcome to good day tampa bay. on what's a foggy start to the day. we have great weather, but, we have some breaking news, too. >> yeah. >> big earthquake that we have been discussing. it's developed in new zealand. we have an update from the usgs putting the magnitude now instead of 7.4 which is strong, to 7.8. and if you are just joining us, here's where it struck near christchurch, new zealand. several strong aftershocks. any time we get these, there is a threat for coons. we are a confirmed tsunami. emergency services are asking residents to take their tsunami warnings that are in place and head to higher ground. right now we are getting reports of damage but the good news is, it is minimal. power outages reported as well. and this is a memory that's brought become some bad memories. just five years ago, 6.3 quake hit the same area killing 185 people. so, no deaths righ

my name is christopher springer. good to have you with us. barack obama has left the german capital berlin, ending his final tour of europe as u.s. president. leaders of europe's biggest nations have been anxious to find out more about america's new direction under obama's successor. >> it's the last time a security detail will be out in berlin for president barack obama. the next u.s. leader to visit will likely come with a fundamentally different agenda. obama and chancellor merkel, on the other hand, found much mutual ground during this visit. both want transatlantic relations to continue as always, especially regarding trade, climate protection, and nato. the president made it clear he is counting on the west and on merkel. president obama: across the board, she has always been someone i can trust and someone who, i think, deeply believes in the role that germany can play and that all wealthy nations can play and not only making our country is better but also making the world. >> as well as the u.s. president, the chancellor also hosted h

. >>> plus, protests continue across @even prompting a visit from tht man, jerry springer, right here in the bay area. >> and going out with a bang. what caused this barge to catch fire last night in orlando? good morning, everyone. welcome to good day tampa bay. the time is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday morning. >> we are glad you are with us on what's a cool start, but foggy start. you ran into some fog?

even jerry springer showed up. show compassion by giving out water to the demonstrators. another woman fears for her children now that trump is president. >> it's important that my kids know that this country stands for love and not hate. we need to unify because trump is our president. and if this is how it's going to be the next four years, he is never going to be successful. he is the pilot of our plane. if the pilot goes down, its nation goes down. >> the protest was peaceful and walk around. >>> donald trump's once rivals now congratulating the new president-elect. trump received multiple calls from people who blasted him over the last few months. kasich boycotted the republican convention even though it was held in his home state. bush and romney have been very outspoken critics of donald trump. >>> hillary clinton tonight is blaming the fbi for her defeat in the in a conference call today with campaign donors the former secretary of state said her campaign was winning against donald trump until fbi director james comey's letter to congress. that letter announced th

my name is christopher springer, good to have you with us. we start in the united states where president-elect donald trump has announced a major shakeup in his team. he has asked vice president mike pence to hold the process for filling the administration posts and preparing the new administration to take office in january. he replaces chris christie, being demoted to a deputy role. he was one of the first prominent republicans to support trumps candidacy. and for more on this, we will go right over to washington now. we will talk with mark fisher, a senior editor with one of the leading newspapers, the washington post. mark, thank you for joining us. day two of his transition, he has dumped chris christie as the leader of the transition team, installing mike pence. what is your take? mark: this is yet another change in his approach. we saw during the course of his campaign you change his campaign managers three times, and now again he has had to make a move because chris christie, governor of new jersey was caught in scandal in his home sta

the march started at ve jerry springer showed up. a trump supporter decided to show compassion by giving out water to the demonstrationers. we spoke to her and another woman who said she fears for her children now that trump is president. >> it's important my kids know that this country stands for love and not hate. >> at some point we need unify. trump is our president. if this is how it's going to be for the next four years, he is never going to be successful. he is the pilot of our plane. if the pilot goes down, our authorities made sure it was safe for demonstrators to walk around. >>> protesters also marched through the streets of chicago. this is for the fourth day in a row. 1,000 people walked and held signs there from millennium park to michigan avenue. it caused a traffic stand still when protesters made a stop at trump tower. and in new york city thousands of people vokelized their objection as well. so far there have been no arrests. >>> donald trump's rivals are congratulating the new president-elect. trump received a num

she beat other six finalism including giants snoozer and english springer spaniel and border come lee. and a west highland white terrior. in all there, were 2,000 dogs to in the show. last years a sky terrior named good time charlie won the top prize. gia and her handler will be on today show this morning if you like it see more isn't she cute? >> she is beautiful. >> all right. let's get check of that forecast. if your head outside today. kelly not lot of complaints. dog might neat sweat early this morning if you're headed out for that walk as bills chilly. 32 degrees bolder city a little bit warmer. but still cool. 4eg temperature. at roy martin middle school it is just 37. so hey sleep in enjoy an extra cup of coffee. >> temperature will rise into low 60s for today. we have got major storm system on way. and in the five hour. grandmother who accidentally texted total stranger inviting him to thanksgiving dinner follows through. they had that thanksgiving dinner together. new at 5:00 here's what she had they met. black friday as we take live pictures around the nation of different m

it is all about gathering attention new rand uh tribune who had even crazier stories was like jerry springer of his time. >> from the very early days of competition it was completely different with you so coffee or beer but when you try to gather a karate have to do something outrageous or outlandish. he had a huge audience with the firsthand account to be murdered with the axe to set on fire. the head for - - the editor said the most beautiful thing he had never seen and even though her head was have caught off. so they have a series of stories with exclusive reports about what they had seen on the moon. it was amazing. >> was set a logo? >> they discovered human bats and of that never retracted story. but the point is that is for the business models started even in the early days to show you to go in some strange direction and assuming competition for attention. talk about the earliest time that there are several revolutions along the way. and and why those matter. so one thing that is interesting with the advertising industry, every so often people are fed up they have had enough and they

supermarket news retailer editor john springer: >> what e-commerce offers is, you know, getting that consumer >> reporter: it's also giving supermarkets another big competitor. amazon, which claims to open stores where shoppers can pick up online grocery orders. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> reporter: in the supermarket wars, technology is giving shoppers an upper hand. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> quijano: coming up, who were president obama's adorable guests will at his final turkey pard here was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, seriou

supermarket news retailer editor john springer: >> what e-commerce offers is, shopping back every week. >> reporter: it's also giving supermarkets another big competitor. amazon, which claims to open stores where shoppers can pick up online grocery orders. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> reporter: in the supermarket wars, technology is giving shoppers an upper hand. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> quijano: coming up, who were president obama's adorable guests will at his final pardoning ceremony?here was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, g lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, seri

supermarket news retailer editor john springer: >> what e-commerce offers is, those two hours they spend shopping back every week. >> reporter: it's also giving supermarkets another big competitor. amazon, which claims to open stores where shoppers can pick up online grocery orders. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> reporter: in the supermarket wars, technology is giving shoppers an upper hand. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> quijano: coming up, who were president obama's adorable guests will at his final pardoning ceremony? anything else to talk about. here was but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, ancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood

supermarket news retailer editor john springer: >> what e-commerce offers is, those two hours they spend shopping back every week. >> reporter: it's also giving supermarkets another big competitor. amazon, which claims to open stores where shoppers can pick up online grocery orders. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> reporter: in the supermarket wars, technology is giving shoppers an upper hand. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> quijano: coming up, who were president obama's adorable guests will at his final turkey pardoning ceremony? anything else to talk about. here was but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood,

supermarket news retailer editor john springer: >> what e-commerce offers is, those two hours they spend shopping back every week. >> reporter: it's also giving supermarkets another big competitor. amazon, which claims to open stores where shoppers can pick up online grocery orders. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> reporter: in the supermarket wars, technology is giving shoppers an upper hand. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> quijano: coming up, who were president obama's adorable guests will at his final turkey ceremony?here was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and

] >> dozens held signs and talked about why they don't let president-elect donald trump even jerry springer showed up. one trump supporter tried to show compassion by giving water out to demonstrators. >>> is very important that my kids know that this country stands for love and not hate. >> at some point we need to unify because donald trump is our president. if this is how it is going to be for the next 4 years, he will never be successful but he is the pilot of our plane. if the pilot goes down our nation goes down. stories made sure it was safe for people to walk around. >>> congress goes back in session this week as they prepare for donald trump to take office. >>> most of what donald trump wants to get done is still don't have to go through congress. he is already met with congressional leaders talking about what his priorities will be once he is sworn in.>> a look at life in 2017, capitol hill discussing their priorities. >> whether it is healthcare for immigration, there are so many different things. >> republicans will troll the white house -- control the white house, house of repr

supermarket news retailer editor john springer:>> you know, giving that consumer those two hours they spendre s shopping back every week. >> reporter: it's also giving supermarkets another big competitor-- amazon, which plans to open stores where shoppers can pick up onlineor grocery orders. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be aan supermarket. >> reporter: in the supermarket wars, technology is giving shoppers an upper hand.ng john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> quijano: coming up, who were president obama's adorable guests will at his final turkey pardoning ceremony? here was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, rs, including lymphoma, have happ

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. >>> the head turned and struck me on the springer here. it latched on and i shrunk it off. >> anchor: the snake packed a burning sensation to shoot through my arm and within 60 seconds i was unconscious and fell there on the trail and hit the back of my head on a rock. >> reporter: kyle was in trouble for a null of reasons. >>> i was unconscious in a remote area bleeding from the head and had been bit by a snak. >> reporter: the wildlife area his family was in is miles from help but thanks to a quick response by fire and ems, kyle was flown to a hospital where he could begi >> anchor: toxicologists say it's lucky he got to a hospital because the only treatment that can save someone bitten by a poisonous snake is anti-venom serum. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news, rhode island rolling out the red carpet for a big movie premiere. we'll take you to the very inspiring event. >> anchor: stays windy through this evening into the overnight hours and ushering in some cooler air to kick off the weekend. the forecast is coming up next. >> anchor: then