do i have that right, craig? >> yeah. it's both the beating heart and the only thing you can really touch with less than 60 votes in the senate. it's clear, democrats filibuster any actual repeal of the entire legislation and so they're left trying to take things away that have a budgetary focus and that's going to be the subsidies,ed medicaid expansion and that leaves us sort of holding one half of what trump has promised to do on day one, which is to repeal and replace the aca. and in replacement is really going to require some cooperation with democrats. i just don't right now see with the rhetoric that's happening we're going to see that type of cooperation for some type of replace mode. >> i was just going to ask you, what role will congress have in all of this. and do we focus on, you know, what might happen or what could happen. you know? how do you view the argument? >> yeah, i think right now we have to focus on what could happen. we have never had a president in modern history elected with such little informatio

craig boswell is at the white house with details on trump's plans.. and how he is filling out his staff. <<< president-elect donald trump sat down with 60 minutes for his first interview since winning the election last tuesday. the wide-ranging discussion covered a number of topics including his famous call to build all craig boswell is at the white house with more details from the interview and the latest on mr. trump's attempts to fill out his staff. president-elect donald trump tells 60 minutes' leslie stahl that his campaign pledges were merely starting points for negotiations....in cluding the wall along the u.s. - mexico border. "stahl: "would you accept a fence?" mr. trump: "for certain areas i would, but certain areas, a wall called construction." but that doesn't mean he's going soft on immigration. ( president-elect trump) "people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people, probably two million, it could be even three million, we are getting them out of our country or we are going t

kenneth craig has the latest... (package)president elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. republican is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal and was a member of the house select benghazi commiee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. (sot: rep. mike pompeo/kansas - r)"it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack."offered the post attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president elect and was a close adviser during the campaign.before his two decades in the senate, federal judgeship but was rejected because of alleged racist comments he made during his tenure as u-s attorney in alabama.vice president elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. smoothly.(sot: gov. mike pence/u.s. vice president elect)"we've got a great number of men and women with great qualifications look forward to serving in this administration." (standup bridge: kenneth craig/

craig boswell has the latest from washington. good morning, craig. >>reporter: president obama invited president elect trump to the white house here for a meeting thursday, november 10th to talk about the transition. we're going to hear more from president obama today actually about that. meanwhile, donald trump called for unity after he was elected 45th president of the united states. president elect donald trump emerged on headquarters in new york cheered by supporters. >> it's time for us to come together as one united people. >> they defied expectations -- earlier, hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. >> she congratulated us. it's about us on our victory, and i congratulated on a very, very hard fort cal pain. >> clinton's campaign john addressed supporters gathered at her election night headquarters. >> i want everyone across the country who supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her. >> despite wins in colorado, and nevada, the democratic nominee failed to carry the battleground clinton vict

>> craig: this is day four of this trial. it's expected to move into early next week. maybe as far as wednesday next week. day four when the testimony wraps up today. it's been a trial very much full of high emotion. yesterday there was testimony from a mom who told the court that the clark county sl bullying but the district did nothing to stop it. this is video from inside the court yesterday. mary bryan told the court that bullying was constant. she testified her son, his friend were harassed with homophobic slurs. they were physically attacked. she said one of the boys was stabbed in the groin with a pencil. she said her son complicated suicide and researched ways to die online and often woke up in a panic. >> he would wake up in the screaming and shouting. he would still be asleep but would be sit be up or standing in the room. >> craig: back here live. we're outside the regional justice center. the testimony today and expected for the reststthe day is from a band instructor at the junior high. he is testifying about what me did after he became aware of the compla

these are live pictures that's our craig there. some warmth >> hi, craig. he out there at the outlet center. the north premium outlet mall there where people have been shopping since before midnight. we will check with him and we also have a camera over summer lands downtown summer land at the lulu lemon store >> and boy they are out and about on black friday. it is colder out there. >> i want welcome you in. we got michelle in for kim ask we have our full team here, though covering traffic and weather for you. kelly will be standing by to give us more of after indication what you can expect outside. bit let's go sky. >> and we, going checking with him in just moment. first let's get peck wet where. >> it is cold out there. >> it is. cold on we got temperature 30s and many parts of las vegas valley. below freezing. pahrump. but sun going to come up we will 53 agree in fact by 99:00 am but noon. 95. >> that's actually pretty normal for this time of year. but we got some much colder weather on the way. we will talk about that in ten minutes. >> and kelly than

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craig joining us from henderson. i can't imagine people are lining up yet but correct me if i'm wrong. >> reporter: the poll workers already 488,938 people have early voted in clark county, nevada. that is a record. never before have so many people early voted. one thing to keep in mind, if you are goings to vote today, make sure despite how enthusiastic you are don't wear clothing that supports any candidate. >> fur wearing your candidate clothing or buttons or that sort of thing, you are election earring and you shouldn't be doing that within a certain distance in the first place. >> reporter: that is not allowed within 100 feet of a polling place entrance. henderson areason is a hot spot for people who vote. early voting numbers 46,928 people voted early at the galleria at henderson. henderson is where trump held several large rallies in addition to hillary clinton and tim kaine. >> kim: just stick with news 3 throughout the day starting at 4:00 this afternoon we're going to combine our coverage with the best in t

his challenger this year- republican craig johnson. kwwl's elizabeth amanieh tells us more about their campaigns. both candidates for senate disitrict 32 put candidate brian schoenjahn- a former teacher himself-says he knows the value of a proper eduation. "that is the way iowa has "that is the way iowa has always operated, our priority has been education." his republican opponent-candidate craig johnson puts just but wants to scale back government control. "having the knowledge they do, they can best solve their issues right at the local level" another pressing issue for both candidates? mental health services in the state of iowa. senator schoenjahn noting concern over the recent closure of mental health institutes. two of four remaining in the state of iowa-one being in his district of indepndence. "we have two bed per 100,00 people and half those beds are become the de-facto mental health institutions in the state would do everyhting i can to fund those services and keep them going." johnson also promising to bring his business exp

that's right, craig! retreat to the ocean! along with the whales and octopuses, and... ah, he can't hear me. all right, let's see what else we got here. who else wants to challenge the throne? mm.

craig boswell cbs news sterling, virginia. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thanks craig. hundreds of thousands of people will be packing the polls today .. ((brian loftus)) >> and there are some rules you need to follow .. especially with the increase of voter anxiety this year. when you go to cast your ballot today ... don't wear any buttons or candidate or measure. that's what's called electioneering ... and it's illegal within 100- feet of a polling place. ((kirsten joyce)) >> also-- you're not allowed to take pictures or video inside the polls-- a-k-a no selfies! it's also illegal to pass out flyers or post political signs within 100- feet of a polling place. ((brian loftus)) >> as of yesterday afternoon, metro did not pick up on any threats of intimidation or planned disturbances at the polls .. but regardless, they're beefing up their presence today and will be ready to respond./// about an hour at 7 am ... and they'll close tonight at 7 o'clock... but anyone in line before then will still get to cast their ballot. ((brian loftus)) >> there are 278 polling places ac

craig boswell is in sterling, virginia. craig, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. what happens in this location is a strong indicator of who will win virginia's 13 electoral votes. now, hillary clinton and donald trump wrapped up this marathon presidential race holding dueling rallying well into the morning, in grand rapids, michigan, north carolina and now it's time for voters to put an exclamation point on this and that part is well under way. >> reporter: clinton made her final campaign push in the critical state north carolina with the help of celebrity friends lady gaga and bon jovi. >> it's not just my name or ballot. it's the kind of country we want. it's ever issue anybody cares about. the star-studded rally came as voters in new hampshire cast the first ballots of the day giving clinton a 4-2 win over rival donald trump. >> i think she's a strong person. i think she's got the experience. >> reporter: trump held his own rally in the battleground state of michigan a state he's eyeing to turn

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> obama continues his final foreign visit. he's in berlin today. it is his sixth visit to germany during his administration. he's visiting chancellor merkel, he said he could not ask reliable partner on the world stage. he says a strong alliance protects the future. >> if we don't have a strong transatlantic alliance standing up for those things, we will be giving to our children a worse world. we will go backwards instead of forwards. whoever the u.s. president is, whoever the chancellor of germany is, we need to remember that and our citizenry who decide who our presidents and chancellors are, need to great britain, italy and spain. >>> an update on the man whod a mid-ed to opening fire on the planned parenthood a year ago. the judge has again ruled robert dear is not competent to stand trial. he was yelling again as he entered the courtroom again this morning. this means he goes back for more treatment at the mental health facility to see if his condition find out what sparked a deadly gas explosion in central illinois. it

i-15 from craig to cheyenne we're shut down, they are now back open. reporting live, brittany edney, 8 news now. ((sharie johnson)) >>> police say an argument sparked a deadly shooting at a mobile home park today. this happened near the area of harmon and decatur. investigators believe an ongoing dispute between the two men led to the deadly confrontation. witnesses told police they heard argu fired. the say the victim was also armed with a gun and was shot several times. one suspect was taken into custody. the names of the suspect and victim have not been released./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> this years rock n roll marathon is officially wrapped up for 2016. tens of thousands of runners from all around the world hit the las vegas strip for the massive running event. brittany edney went to the strip earlier today to check out all the excitement. vegas event as runners enjoyed music, a dancing elvis, and a lot of disco lights in the background as they made their way to the finish line. and not only is this race bringing more than 40-thousand or so runners

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. ((paul joncich)) >> trump is also scheduled to meet with tennessee senator bob corker and representatives mike today- michigan certified its results, making trump the official winner of the state./// ((christianne klein)) >>> and while you're doing your christmas shopping we want to encourage you to buy an extra gift for someone in need. >> 8 news now is partnering with towbin fiat alpha romeo -- at sahara and jones to collect toys and gift cards for the casa foundation. meterologist katie boer is live there tonight. katie? alerts: a wind advisory is in place for central nye co until 7pm tonight afternoon. winds: nw 25-35 (gusts up to 45mph) ................... light snow has been falling countless lives. ((paul joncich)) >> but researchers are learning why seat belts designed to protect the average sized driver... some of the most vulnerable driver. <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news leader with paul joncich, this is 8 news now at six-thirty. ((christianne klein)) >>> m

.>>> if anyone knows life can change at a moment has 'notice, it's craig towler. he lost both of his legs when a distracted driver hit him on the fourth of july. for the first time, jennifer brice spoke with him. >> reporter: it's the kind of accident the changes a person's life. >> i knew i was lucky to still be alive. >> reporter: we will show you how craig towler is starting sad. >> reporter: and why he's an inspiration. >> he wakes up and he's happy to be alive so that inspires us to feel the same way. >> reporter: we take you inside craig's crusade, a journey proving to be a powerful life lesson. >> ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> home security is a top priority to many of us but you might want to start your security plan with your landscaping. marian goldsmith recently redid the idea is to get rid of overgrown trees, which provide hiding spots. if criminals have nowhere to hide, your home is a less appealing target. >> it's which one of these houses will i choose? it will be the one with the most coverage to get into the house. >> you can also use plants and trees to create

craig walker runs dialhpad. earlier we heard from the ceo of stringify, dave evans, talking about the new home assistance like amazon echo, and blake scholl of boom technology. all of those interviews are available in their entirety for free on press news tv and itunes. i'm scott mcgrew. thank you for making us a part of your sunday morning. >>> hello. i'm damian trujillo. today our show has the pos ada tradition. right here on "communidad del valle." >> nbc bay area presents "communidad del valle" with damian trujillo where. >> we begin with world aids day. the organize rg committee is on the south bay. and the public health department here in the south bay. welcome to the show. let's start with you. december 1 st, world aids day. >> yes. >> december 1st is world aids day in recognition of world aids day our committee, the world aids day committee, which is made up of several agencies and, ones within our coun

craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. ((paul joncich)) >> and we just found out today some las vegans will be las vegas sands c-e-o sheldon adelson, treasure island owner phil ruffin, and wynn c-e-o steve wynn all made the list. the committee helps plan all the events surrounding the january inauguration./// ((christianne klein)) >>> after the years... the capitol dome in washington d-c is free of all the scaffolding that was put up during renovations. now it's as beautiful as the day it was built! crews spent the past few years repairing 13- hundred cracks in the cast iron structure. removed during the repairs. it all cost about 60- million- dollars... and was completed just in time for the president- elect's inauguration in january./// ((paul joncich)) >>> president obama is in greece on the first stop of his final overseas trip as president. he says part of his mission is to reassure allies about president- elect donald trump. at issue is whether america will keep its commitments to defend europe... despite trump's ass

. >> craig: and with good reason. the clark county commissioners seem to be surprised that mgm which owns and privately owned and operated monorail system. they want to extend it by one mile. they were surprised they were in today's meeting seeking approval of conditional use permit which would pave the way for construction. the southern nevada water authority says wait a minute there's one little problem here. representatives from mgm grand, the hotel, were seeking that use permit to pave the way for construction. but there's a massive 90 inch water supply that is underground that would be underneath one of the -- at least one of the very the southern nevada water authority does have a meeting with the construction workers next week to work out this problem with the construction and the pillar, the support beam that would be over this very large water supply underground. because of that, the commissioner of the clark county commission said today that at least for now this is a no-go. >> they have a meeting scheduled

craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> today, president obama campaigns for clinton in florida and melania trump will make her first solo appearance campaigning for her husband in philadelphia. >>> coming up on "cbs this melania trump's first political speech since accused of plagiarizing her address at the republican convention. >>> president obama criticized the fbi's announcement to a new investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. the president didn't mention the fbi director james comey by name but appeared to call come yinchcomey out. >> there is a norm that when don't operate on innuendo, we don't operate on incomplete information or on leaks. we operate based on concrete decisions that are made. >> the president said he has made a very deliberate effort to make sure he doesn't look like he is meddling in what is supposed to be an independent process. >>> fire official say the fire that all but destroyed an african-american church in western mississippi was arson. the phrase "vote trump" was spray painted on the missionary baptist church in greenville on tuesday night.

craig boswell reports from virginia as this long divisive campaign comes to an end. >> reporter: supporters mom hillary clinton and her husband bill clinton as they filled out their ballots in chappaqua, new york. she greeted voters waiting outside and said she feels humbled. >> i know how much responsibility goes the outcome of this election. >> reporter: her running mate, tim kaine, got an even earlier start casting his valot at 6 am in richmond, virginia. donald trump voted a few hours later in new york city. >> right now it's looking very good.>> reporter: his running mate, mike pence, voted shortly afterwards in indianapolis, indiana. hillary clinton is leading donald trump 214 to 100 shortly afterwards in indianapolis, electoral votes but a number of states are up for grabs and the outcome will likely be determined by voter outcome -- voter turnout. in the early morning hours, there were long lines of voters from new york to california, from maine to miami. >> i really think it's important for me to exercise my vote to write. >> there were no perfect choices in this one, i feel like a

craig, what do we have going on? >> craig: this is an incredible story of a turn about in that shango behind me is in the business of medical marijuana. this is an industry that use to be entirely illegal. this is a 70,000 square foot building where they will a medical marijuana business. on tuesday voters have a question in front of them. they've been opening for medical marijuana but a ceremonial ribbon cutting. recreational marijuana, become legal in clark county. so it represents the turn of fortune for a business that hasn't seen recreational marijuana legal in clark county. state senator mark men nendo here for the ribbon cutting and for a tour of the grovelands -- growlands in the back. he sees this and labels it in his opinion as a business success story. >> we're welcoming them to our community. we're very excited to have them here. obviously take care of patients which, you know, has been the fruition where people can come legally and buy their medical marijuana that they need. and we're very excited that w

craig will continue to gather information. it's friday, we're the wagners, kim and dana here. serve in for quite the treat. we have so much news to cover. the latest jobs numbers. california and breaking news out of chicago and we have you covered with live pictures from all places. >> dana: and we have traffic and weather on the program. jeff with travel times and kelly with the important weekend forecast with the pga golf tournament in town this weekend but we begin with tom up in sky 3. >> tom: we told you about a fire in the east valley. we are above that situation right now on monroe street. which caught fire in the overnight hours. that's the one right there. not clear if it was occupied or not. monroe is blocked off and they have a heavy fire presents in this area. it's a residential street. right now they are doing the mopup. we're going to check back in on this a little later on. it does look like the flames are out so they are mopping up any hotspots on monroe. traffic. >> jeff: so far a smooth commute on this friday. not seeing any incidents. travel times are in the

i'm craig patrick. welcome ladies and gentlemen. welcome to contestants. we have the battle of the bay. thank you for joining us. this is the fourth round. >> absolutely. this is your chance to even it out. we earned a draw or mayor buckhorn runs away with it. who do you pick? >> i have to go with charley. >> he is the secret square. >> a center and a secret. >> once again, we have a very special prize if you get this one right. here we go. >> better get this christ right, a lot >> nasas spacecraft launched in 2005. which 2016 presidential cabbed dat provided the quarter taped inside of it. >> i can't imagine any presidential candidate giving away money. they want to keep that in war checks to spend on advertising. jeb bush makes sense. he was florida governor at the time. jeb bush. >> is he bluffing or onto something? >> i agree. >> you got it right. you gate special prize. let's look at what it is. >> trump steaks are the worlds greatest steaks and i mean that in every sense of the word. >> trump steaks. >> that's the prize? >> let's try something else.

we'll send it back to you, craig. >> okay. well, that was ridiculous. we have something different around the corner. we have the to have year from charley leduff. government failures and a make holiday magic. chex party mix. it's what the holidays are made of. sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. this month, >>>this month we showed you how failures in government over and over again. the headlines that played out in michigan before the election may have moved some votes. >> a killer ran free while evidence that could have stopped him collected dust. how a victim is buried in an unmarked grave. carlee leduff shows us how people responded by honoring her. >> antoia white was not 16 when she was raped, murdered and mutilated in a west side ally on her way home from the public library. her killer threw the city for another decade undetected while her killer is in prison now but what about antoia. someone's child. her life mattered. her memory matters. >> after hearing of the circumstances of the unmarked grave, a family of stone masons w

craig boswell cbs news washington. donald trump campaigns in five states today...including crucial states, florida and pennsylvania. hillary clinton will also n along with bill and chelsea clinton, president obama and the first lady... and bruce springsteen. 3 llary clinton's running mate ?tim kaine?.... willcampaign in north carolina and virgina today.day yester was here in wisconsin--- for a rally in green bay. bay.he also stopped at hillary clinton's ?organizing office? in milwaukee.that's where kaine told supporters... to ?keep pushing?... and ?not? to rely on the polls.cbs 58's david ade talked with kaine ?one on one?... and asked him why clinton ?hasn't been back to wisconsin? since the spring primary. ground to cover and the good news is, she was here very vigorously so pre-primary, and there's just a lot of ground to cover. but you know somebody like me i can come and do a couple, my wife has been here, vice president biden has been here, president clinton has been here, chelsea clinton has been here. so we're

craig boswell is at the white house with more. president-elect donald trump tells 60 minutes' leslie stahl that his campaign pledges were merely starting points for negotiations....including the wall along the u.s. - mexico border.(sot)"stahl: "would you accept a fence?"mr. trump: "for certain areas i would, but certain areas, a wall is more appropriate. i'm very good at this, it's called construction."but that doesn't mean he's going soft on immigration.(sot: president- elect trump)"people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people, probably two million, it could be even three million, we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate."it's an idea that has some support in congress.(sot: rep. kevin mccarthy/(r) california) "somebody who has broken a major felony, do you still when they broke the law to come here in the first place?" (standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)running the white house for president- elect trump will be reince preib

and here's the master of political squares craig patrick. >> here we go. welcome to another round of political squares. so good to see you. >> nice to be seen. ready to do this. >> we'll have them standing up like they got stuck with hat pins. >> are we doing dan ratherisms tonight? >> yes. >> this game will be tighter than a rusted lug nut on a 55 ford. >> tighter >> tight as the pages in a book. >> how about crackling like a hickory fire? >> hot enough to peel paint off a florida concrete block house. >> how about fired up like a tampa parking lot in the middle of july. >> we have a special glory days buck edition with glad colepepper >> thanks for having me. >> ul take charley. >> charley belcher, are you ready for this? >> as long as you don't sack me aisle be good to go. >> who accused gerald ford of playing too much football without a helmet? >> well, roger gadel maybe? put him right into the concussion protocol. delayed the election for weeks. i'm pretty sure. maybe not. maybe not. no. actually, this question. perfect answer to this question is rich

this is a live picture from the 15 and craig right now. road crews will have one lane closed in each direction between 9pm and 5am as part of a widening project between craig and speedway boulevard. those closures will be in place through november 10th. coming up at 6.. 13 action news reporter yasmeen hassan alternate routes to save you some time. 19:58:21-19:58:23 "nobody gives their kids narcotics." the family of a young girl... who died of an overdose... devastated... and angry..... at the two women accused of killing her.... with powerful pain medication. 13 action news reporter..... parker collins was the only one in court today... getting a look at.... how the suspects are dealing. 19:55:52-19:55:57 "they stole my grand baby and it's just crazy." mom and her sister sat one apart from each other... is the family who can't believe what they're seeing. 19:56:59-19:57:08 "i seen her start to cry a little bit and i'm wondering you weren't crying the day that you didn't take ryleigh to the hospital so why cry now." police say a child died

craig joins us live. it was what her two sons were doing on behalf of her that will have people talking. >> it is. and the two people who were killed robert shaun roberts and jermaine asher both in their 20's and they were killed saturday night and we understand from police the driver t vehicle that hit the car, that person had been drinking. the high speed crash happened on saturday night on south rainbow. the driver of a camaro slammed into the sonata. robert and jermaine inside were killed. they had been on a shopping trip for their mother. >> they were on their way to get me a birthday gift. young men. >> flying down a residential street. it's 35 miles per hour. and they took my best friends from me. >> back here where that crash happened. the driver of the camaro is 25 years of age and he has been arrested now charged with speeding and with driving under the >> dana: thank you. two people accused of kidnapping a one-year-old girl from here in the valley due in a local courtroom. 23-year-old dennis ge

craig talked about it. when museums first started, they were objects, and i went to a museum and i saw an object. an artifact. today, and it's been going on for about 60 years now, maybe a little more, one of our primary objects in today's world are media. video. audio. and i'm happy to say that of the hour and 45 minutes of content that is in the museum, about 80% of it, 80%, is media as artifact. so it's like looking at a vase that's original. >> yeah, absolutely. so, the pat nixon area inside the presidency area. i'll tell you, i was a little resistant at first to kind of having a space that was just about pat nixon, and that's because you see this in other presidential libraries. here's the presidential library then here's the first lady's space. and i wanted to integrate her throughout the exhibit and that's really what we've done, because she was so present and active as a first lady. so many firsts to her name. traveling to war zones. traveling as a good will ambassador, as a representative of the pr

let's go to political editor craig patrick.. craig.. can take us through some of the numbers us through some of the numbers you're seeing. you're seeing. . >> what are you seeing so far. >> well just a few moments ago they were separated with more than 8 million votes cast by a mere 70 margin favors donald trump county delivering for each candidate and how much vote is in. right now hillary clinton is winning hillsboro county. not overwhelmingly but by around 45,000 votes with 62 percent of the vote in. so if that trend continue that is could help hillary clinton. but if you look in the western panhandle the poll screws closed at 8:00 o'clock. you have some counties in the western panhandle. you know we are delivering a very big way for donald trump. the question is does hillary the south east portion of the state and certainly along the i 4 corridor to counter that and regain the lead as the night pro dresses if you look at what is happening on the eastern side of the i 4 corridor you have hillary clinton just wiping out donald trump i

near craig and m-l-k. police say... when they got to the scene..... everyone involved was gone. detectives believe.... that two groups of people were fighting.... in the parking lot.... right before the shooting. one car was hit.... by bullets... no one was hurt. now... here's a look at the other stories..... we're following.... on 13 action news. parker 20:28:40- 20:29:06 i'm parker collins at the regional child's aunt and mother are both being held without bail detectives found pain system and they say those two women gave the meds to the child because of some sort of injury today in court the victim's grandmother was there she had a sign and shirt with her grandchild's face lelsey i'm lesley marin from flamingo and boulder highway it's at the siegel suites where police say a seven-year-old boy was killed at the hands of child abuse. police are accusing this man 31 year old kenneth robinson of beating and strangling the boy.

craig? >> well. let's start with the upper northeast and the returns are coming in. you cannot tell much from new hampshire just yet 567895 people so far have wayed in. and we're going to be in for a longer night. this is a small state but maybe a telling state in the scheme of things. this had been leaning in hillary clinton's column for the summer, donald trump did close the gap in the closing days. with this, this is a small state that if it goes for trump could trigger a tie at least the number of combinations go up. that's why this is one of the key states that we're watching. another the donald trump is watch something the state of pennsylvania. here donald trump has closed the before. it is called fool's gold for republicans. it looks like they can win and what happens time after time they are wiped out. they cannot make up the difference when you watch the returns come in and they close at 8:00 tonight. philadelphia will weigh in in a big way for hillary clinton and then the rest of the state, pittsburgh and western and central pennsylvania will deliver. what

entered a guilty plea on two charges connected to the april crash that took the life of 19-year-old craig sampson the third. casta?o's blood alcohol level three times the legal limit when he lost control of his speeding bmw. >> his car then slammed into a poll, passenger's side slammed into a pole, killing craig endicott college in beverly when sampson was a student. the two best friends since childhood. >> i hope that at our loss -- that our loss, as painful as it is, can maybe prevent somebody else from having the same loss. that's all. >> reporter: joseph casta?o will serve his time in a house of corrections instead of a jail. that decision handed down by the judge. the family of craig sampson, they wanted him to do more time, but in the end they said they were at peace with the sentence. reporting in salem, i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> we are still waiting to learn the identity of a man who died on board a boston-bound flight. the plane landed at logan airport just after 4:00 p.m. tonight. mass state police tell fox 25 the plane was flying from fort myers, florida to boston and at

craig: well, i think it is foreign policy. what it will mean for trade with the u.s., whether it will become more isolationist. we talked about nafta and a transpacific partnership deals with the eu. these are things donald trump looks to want to be obstructive on, and i can affect the u.s. economy and can severely impact global trade at a time when global trade is growing at its slowest rate in a long time. what donald trump's biggest negative from a markets perspective is the impact on already challenging global trade environment and all the areas of foreign policy where disruptions may follow. there are areas where he could be positive like causing corporation taxes which could benefit as this is an improved jobs, but the question that arises over this is what will that do for the fiscal deficit, and what challenges will it create for the next generation? stephen: in the last few days before polling day and you look tonight, what are the key measures we should be watching on the markets to see how investors are feeling? cra

(standup: craig boswell cbs news washington, d.c.) clinton's email saga has haunted her throughout the entire campaign... despite the fbi's final decision the issue debate on capitol hill.in a statement sunday night -- house speaker paul ryan used the topic to encourage americans to vote for trump saying clinton "...simply believes she's above the law and always plays by her own rules."senate minority leader harry reid once again accused director comey of breaking the law for penning his original letter to congress...wri ting..."director comey created a political firestorm eleven days before a presidential election merely to confirm what we already knew: that secretary clinton's email practices were legal."voters will get their final say states this weekend for their thoughts and 71% say it won't change their minds or they have already voted.>> there are a the two candidates and 22 million votes have already been cast. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is doing everything it can to make sure it's supporters head to the polls. >> are a

, craig, thank you. triple a says more than 48 million americans are traveling at least 50 miles from home this holiday week. that is about a million more travelers than last year. jamie yuccas has more on the thanksgiving getaway. >> reporter: pack your patience, especially if your holiday travel brings you through chicago. travel site orbitz.com predict os hair international airport will be the busiest airport this thanksgiving holiday. and tomorrow about including aircraft cabin cleaners and janitors could walk off the job. workers voted to take action over wages and working conditions there last week. almost 4 million people will travel wednesday through sunday. jim and his son are already on their way. what do you anticipate moving forward? >> you know what, today really is easy, it's a lot lighter than i expected. but come tuesday, wednesday, it thanksgiving travelers will drive to grandma's this year. drivers will see savings at the pump with gas prietions expected to be the second cheapest since

it shut down traffic for several hours between craig and cheyenne. troopers say the man-- in his 20's -- died on scene. they teu struck the man .. then lost control and crashed into a barrier. investigators do not believe the driver was impaired... she is not expected to be charged./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we're waiting to learn more information about a deadly shooting that happened over the weekend near harmon and decatur. police believe it was the result of an ongoing dispute between the suspect and the victim. investigators say witnesses told them arguing could be heard prior to the gunshots. one suspect was taken into custody./// ((brian loftus)) >>> henderson mayor andy hafen answering your questions leader in today's monday mornings with the mayors. ((brian loftus)) >>> plus.. forget the taco bell you know ... this is the new and improved flagship location! we're live at the grand opening of the fast food joint ... that's now more like a sports bar./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swens

cbs news correspondent kenneth craig reports from new york. former cia director david petreaus is the to meet with president elect donald trump monday. petreaus is a contender for secretary of state. sot: (petraeus) "he basically walked us around the world. showed a great grasp of a variety of the challenges that are out there and some of the opportunities as well." the retired general followed a number of other trump tower visitors including advisors and other cabinet hopefuls. petraeus resigned in 2012 after admitting to an extramarital affair with his biographer and on tuesday, mister trump will meet for the second time with former rival and fierce critic mitt romney...despite backlash from loyalists over his possible nomination for secretary of state. sot: (conway/nbc) "i am just astonished at the breathtaking volume and intensity of blowback that i see just as one person close to the president elect is receiving unsolicited."

. >> again, craig, this is the first year of money money. this is the first halloween special. >> we started last november. first in everything. >> yeah. still the first one. >> okay. first and only? >> yeah. >> we have to set the bar. >> we have to set it scary. it is halloween. (phone ringing) >> hello. if you like your doctor. you'll be able to keep your doctor. >> if we're doing something with the movie scream. >> we better start with the original primal scream. (screaming) >> remember when i coaxed you into doing the >> i don't. >> you should. >> we don't want to scare them too much. >> what's scary but not too scary? >> how about congress. >> congress. >> n or knows where its at. >> the official copy will be at the desk. >> the official copy is always at the desk. >> where is it? >> at the desk. >> is it now at the desk? >> that was lal too scary. >> maybe we start out with ghost and witches. >> i'm not witch. >> not her, craig. real witches. sfwla because we have public policy polling a couple of years ago that showed witches overtake