. >> eric luber out there with more information. good morning, eric. >>reporter: good morning to you. police accompanied city workers to clean the sidewalks and what's happening is the homeless are leaving the area to sweep a certain part of the sidewalk and they're moving to a different part of the sidewalk not too far from where they are. where the homeless were -- it's a mess out here and police plan to come out with city workers to clean this pprt. the denver homeless out loud will tell you that police are harassing the homeless and threatening them saying they'll be arrested, but denver -- they're here to accompany the cleaning crews who are sweeping this area. they're saying that they're trying to provide other options for the ho their belongings in storage and offering areas where they can goat shelter. so you have a lot of different opinions here from the homeless and from police. the bottom line, once the sun comes up, cleaning crews will be out here cleaning parts of the sidewalk and chances are, homeless will move from one area and move down

and eric, you sweating yet, miefrnd? mifrnd? >> just fine. >> i'm going to pull out a chair and watch. >>> i have been watching you -?guys and he's eric a-sitting most of the time. >>> we have a power outage restored in gold. that is good news news. 800 affected earlier and now ten affected. in the west side, tenth and knox, rollover crash out there, but everything else is standard, quiet and starting to see everything build up. >>> the white house saying president obama has officially congratulated donald trump on his win and invited donald trump to meet at the white house tomorrow. the president plans to make a statement from the white house sometime today. responses, francois holland, from france, saying it opens a period of uncertainty but france and u.s. will remain allies. and rush president, vladimir putin, congratulations to trump, hoping to lift u.s. and russia out of the you aren't crisis. and from the israel prime minister, and british prime minister, as well. and congratulations to trump on social media this morning.

donald junior, arizona and new mexico and eric makes a bunch of stops in michigan. >> eric trump is raising eye brows for suggesting former ku klux klan leader david duke should be shot. he was speaking to a denver radio station on thursday. he suggested duke, a candidate who endorsed his father, deserves a bullet to the head. listen to eric trump's response. >> if i said exactly what you said i would be killed for it. but i think i will say it anyway. the guy does deserve a bullet. these aren't good people, these are horrible people. >> david duke was asked to respond to eric trump's comment. all he said to cnn was, that's a good one. >> all right. in pennsylvania this morning there is still the strong aroma of irony after one of the more surprising speech else of the campaign. trump said, we are all too mean on social media. it wasn't donald trump who said it, it was his wife melania in her first big speech since the convention. she said social media has become too mean and too filled with insult based on looks and intelligence. as dana bash noted after the speech yesterday, has she ever

look at eric. what he had to say about flyers fans at the induction ceremony. ♪ regardless of what experience or assumption he brought to the office, this office has way of wake you up. >> i'll bet it does >> it's going to be awake-up call and he said reality is going to set in. president obama talking about president-elect trump. more good advice there before he heads off on that his final foreign tour as president >> where is he going to greece? >> athens >> athens are in greece. i hear the olympics were there years ago. >> awake-up call. a lot of people waiting to ask those questions of president obama >> this was the president's, good morning, by the way, the president's first press conference since the election, it's going to be interesting to get his take on all of this. you know, he is, i'm not going to say he's praising donald trump. he's certainly not. on the other hand, he's not going to any extremes here to denounce him as he heads off on his foreign trip. this is part of that transiti

basically kind of what eric was saying. i think that at this point, maybe one of trump's best -- it would be a surprise -- might be wisconsin. >> all right. gregory? >> i like eggs. >> you like eggs? >> this whole thing is scrambled is what gregory is saying. >> "one more thing" up next. remember when you said that men are superior drivers? yeah... yeah, then how'd i'd get this... allstate safe driving bonus check? ... only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident-free ... silence. it's good to be in, good hands. >>> "one more thing" eric. >> ditime for the whiteboard. i'll go very quickly. thanks, obamacare. since 2010, remember they were going to bend the cost curve of health care down. here's what's going on. health care expenses to the average household up 38% in that period of time. during the same period, household incomes up only 11%. stagnant. it doesn't look good for the economy in general. only up 11%ing ing ing ing agg. even before the mess of 2016 and outrageous 2017 numbers kick in.

eric luber joins us with a preview. good morning, eric. >>reporter: good morning, good morning to you. derrick bentley took the stage. they're taping segments ahead of the live show back in new york. while. awesome. we went around nashville yesterd i tried the signature hot chicken, check it out. >> welcome to pepper fire hot chicken. >> hot chicken. >> hot chicken. >> apparently you have to have it when you visit nashville. it's the city's signature dish. the story behind it all, a -- owner -- >> a family friend punished him with chicken with all the heat in the house. i don't know if that's true, but it's what we're sticking with. >> hot chicken is a hit. don't think about the hot wings we eat at home. it's sauce and dry rub combined. >> it's real heat, real flavor and real spice and a lot of people, it's very addictive. >> hi to give it a try. i started wimpy with mild. sandwich with pepper jack cheese topped with three tenders and on top of that, with apple topping. >> nutrition that will value of this as i begin, not great. but i don'

trump's son eric is busy promoting both the family business and his father's political image. >> you hear everything from ruthless to savvy to lucky. do any of them apply? do they all apply? >> maybe they all apply. >> patty criner was working at bill clinton's campaign office in little rock in 1974 the day hillary arrived. i said hillary. >> the cartooning has been very easy. i'm worried come november 9 it will be really hard to have to start to work again. >> and in these final days of the campaign we drop in to watch the cartooning of the candidates. welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. it is down to the wire. we will soon know who american voters choose as the next president the first woman or a wealthy business plan with no political experience. you can't say the journey has been boring. revelations continue to leak out clinton including her e-mail practices and clinton function leading to allegations of conflict and obstruction from within the f.b.i. and justice department. wickileaks has continued to post embarrassing e-mails from the account of john podesta. consi

. >> and it's starting to feel like christmas at faneuil hall where eric fisher is. eric? >> reporter: good evening, david and lisa, and hi, everybody. it's a festive field. the wreaths are up on the quincy market and the lights are up getting ready for blink which is the show that goes on throughout the holiday season. how about the weather? well, today, it was gorgeous all across the area and still pretty comfortable tonight. the teer starting to drop back down to 53 in boston and 50 in falmouth and 53 in worcester and some of the milder air tries to work into new england tomorrow and for us, storm system in the midwest and a blizzard condition in minnesota, the pattern changer that will bring the cold air in here on sunday and keep that for thanksgiving week. tonight, mainly clear and fall into the 30s and low 40s in downtown boston. night as we get ready for the show, temps will hold in the 40s. we expect overcast skies and maybe mist off the harbor but no major issues, and not too cold making the trip into boston. tomorrow at 8:00, the boston pops and the boston balle

reason we will look at this play is not because it's perfectly executed but it kind of speaks to my eric tunji is so good in this offense is from the way that it is. they are a fast-paced no huddle offense and it will get to the line quickly will try and stop the ball and try and catch you off guard. a lot of three, four, and five of the backfield and going in motion. we will go to the end zone cut for this for you to see this and look at the end zone copy of the splits with the offense of -- offensive line. they are white splits in the reason they are doing this as they are creating running lanes for garlic eric tunji who can make you pay. >> we bring this back in motion and we have a platonic middle and eric tunji evades the pocket, he basically has this amazing barry sanders rushed attempt and we have a basic standard china roe top and then all the sudden we throw over the top to the wide- open receiver because he is an ability to scramble to move around with his feet and that is why he is as good as he has right now not because his guys are running great routes but because he can mak

but eric was always the good one..."a gentle giant" who was also a husband...father and promising athlete according to police...eric was shot on the 57-hundred block of west captiol drive during an attempted break- are still searching for a motive and a suspect. 'he wasnt doing anything he was the victim of a crime.' dion was released from prison just in time to spend two final weeks with his brother. he says it seemed eric was waiting for him to come home that wasnt him he didnt want to be stuck in a bed he was literally in a bed 24 hours a day.' ' i really see ?although the crime happened in 2014, milwaukee police say that per f-b-i guidelines... walker's death is now a homicide that will be added in the 2016 total. m-p-d says it continues to look for a motive and a suspect in this case.. now the family is preparing for a funeral.. and needs help covering costs. we have information on fox6 now dot com live outside milwaukee police district 7 i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. mary thanks angelica milwaukee police have arr

sarah: eric, i want to -- eric: you disagree? sarah: the social networks are not government organizations. they are not beholden to free speech regulations. these are companies with profit models. twitter is not profitable and they need to create a brand-safe environment to attract advertisers. it is the same reason facebook doesn't allow pictures of breast-feeding. not because breast-feeding is bad. some people really disagree with that. it is because they want to create an environment where advertisers want to spend money to put their messages next to the stuff. eric: i have some subjective views here, but for them i would say that is where the curated environments happen. for facebook, it is the feed where they are calculating what should appear. when you're own wall, you should be free to express what you want. emily: we've talked to a number of different investors, the ceo of reddit, and almost universally, they say facebook shouldn't be having more human involvement. the idea is perhaps that more human intervention could ha

. >> eric: almost, huh? >> quinn: you know what, you got a ways to go, but you, mister, are improving. i'm gonna get you a glass of water. i'm telling you, this is a day that i have been praying for. i know you're probably laughing. quinn, praying? but, yeah, i do. i pray. and i've been praying for you to get better and just -- [ piano plays ] oh! eric! it's wonderful! come on. come on. [ music stops ] no! what? >> eric: this is terrible.

eric lupher is looking at the road conditions. eric it looks icy behind you. >>reporter: yeah, jayson, this is 20 mile behind me and parker road is on top of the hill as an rtd bus coming up here. it's going to take a while for the sun to chop up this ice. a good layer of ice. you can see parker road at the top, it's flowing good in both directions. it's wet. but when you get to the intersections, there's icy patch and as i walk back into the shot here, we'll see how much snow fell in parker. maybe two inches, an inch and a half. maybe two and and a alf inches. an icy mess on the side streets. head out to be icy spots out there. eric lupher, denver 7. >> a couple of weeks ago, eric was doing shots in a golf shirt, not anymore. >>> several inches of snow fell. most of the ski resorts are open for business. >>> a lot are the resorts in colorado are open for business too. keystone and copper mountain opening their doors today. you can find a list on industry. volkswagen is cutting 30,000 jobs in the wake of the -- the car maker is paying billion. most -- it's hap

>> eric: no. >> quinn: you good? >> eric: yeah. >> pam: we know you got a ways to go, eric, but with thanksgiving just around the corner, seeing you like this, it gives us all the more reason to be thankful this year.

>> eric: no. >> quinn: you good? >> eric: yeah. >> pam: we know you got a ways to go, eric, but with thanksgiving just around the corner, seeing you like this, it gives us all the more reason to be thankful this year.

please welcome eric. [applause] eric: thank you, charles. it is always a pleasure for me to attend this event. i have lost count, but this is the 11th or 12th time i've been invited to speak here. one of the things i enjoy so much about this event is i get to see the same faces every year year after year and it is like , having a reunion with old friends, like sergeant wheeler here in the front row. seeing him is one of the highlights of the year and one of the reasons i'm always so glad to come to this event. thank you for having me back and hopefully you of not grown too weary of hearing me. i want to thank c-span for coming out this morning. it takes something pretty extraordinary for me to put on a suit and tie on a saturday morning. [laughter] eric: on the afternoon of july 2, 1863, the commander of the army of the potomac's second cavalry division was order to red to make an advance on gettysburg from the east, specifically from hanover, pennsylvania, along hanover road. with two of his three brigades, one had been left in maryland . w

. >> denver 7 eric luber has the latest for us. eric. >>reporter: this is off 20-mile. we have a home depot. this is a very popular shopping center. one of the hubs in the town of parker and this is where it happened at the game stop. not much nformation we're getting from police. know it black man about 5'10" and that's all police have. when he came in he was wearing a vest and a bandina. he was armed and police say the guy was inside for a good amount of time and got away with game consuls and money and ran away on foot during the snow snow. police believes he got into a car at some point, but now they need your help finding him and it's easier to do once they release surveillance video. they say time this morning. i'm inparker, eric buber >> it's 4:37. >>> a man is facing homicide charges in the death of his pregnant wife. investigators believes alexandria shot ask killed his wife while trying to flee a gunman. he's charged with criminally neglect homicide. the grand junction says the victim was 6 months pregnant. >>> the planned parenthood shooter not competent tria

hello, i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with developing news out of the aeflt bay where the search is on for a gunman. benicia police are searching for a gunman who opened fire inside a popular sports bar this morning. when the chaos was over, two men were wounded. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is live in benicia with the story. cornell. >> reporter: eric, some good news. those two shooting victims will survive. one is still in the hospital. the other was released, and it all began early this morning here at bottom of the fifth sports bar. police are looking for the gunman who showed up after last call. >> when something like this happens, it's not the norm. it's shocking really. >> reporter: regulars say the bottom of the fifth bar is the place where everybody knows your name. but nobody knows who this man is. >> we've never seen him in here before. >> reporter: he showed up on sunday morning around closing time. >> our bouncer asked him for his i.d. and as he was asking, he was being told we weren't

>> eric trump: i think very presidential. at the same time, my father, if he needs to be a fighter, he can be a fighter. and i think this country, quite frankly, needs a fighter. and i think that's what this country elected. >> trump: they spent $1 billion against me on the word "temperament." it was given by madison avenue. and they thought that, by temperament, they could maybe, you know, win the election. obviously, it didn't work because we're here and they're not. and i think my strongest asset is my temperament because i have a temperament where we win and we're going to start winning again. we're going to win on trade, we're going to win at the borders, we're going to knock out isis. >> stahl: you have said that you're going to destroy isis. now, how-- how are you going to? >> trump: i don't tell you that. i don't tell you that. >> trump: i'm not like the people going in right now and fighting mosul and they announced it four months before they went into mosul and everybody now is-- it's a tough fight because, number o

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eric glasser is live in miami following the rubio campaign. eric, are the confident there? >> i think that they are and they have good reason despite the ups and downs and back and forth i can tell you when it comes to the senate race here in florida, marco rubio has let virtually every poll. for the last six months. i think maybe only three cases where they tied. although trump defeated rubio in the presidential primary, in ruby's own home state of florida we spoke along the way as they said they are ready to send him back to washington dc as florida's senator. >> in fort myers it's all about time in politics. republican red for decades now, trump and rubio getting solid support here.>> i think at this time in our history he is what we need.>> just up i-75 the next generation echoes its elders>> is a businessman and he gets a good job done. >> backcrossing alligator the only thing that changes. in overtown one of miami's oldest black communities preserving obamacare for the once uninsured is a priority. clinton and murphy win here. >> i'm voting hillary 100%.>> she is very

eric. >>[applause] so eric will be up in a moment but eric led the procurement the resultant selection of golden state bridge and the a team who is here about the prospect [inaudible] from golden state rage, president and are the construction management team, pb, with mike scott and mark whitehouse is here. thank you so much. this group with their team has built this amazing project and we are really fortunate to be working with golden state bridge and this writer team not only do they manage every challenge from the migratory birds that wouldn't migrates >>[laughing] to the difficult and really challenging crowded site conditions. we had our project we had the tida construction of the homes in the golden gate excuse me-the baby rich project all in the same site. also we have frustratingly late shipments of critical supplies we guys made it all work. you pushed through by champs and you deliver this project on time and on budget. take you. >>[applause] not only that they met are disadvantag

tonight we are looking at the trump protests through the eyes of police and protesters. 10news reporter eric glasser is with officers as they use their tested tactics to keep everyone and everything calm, but first shannon valladolid spent the day with protesters. shannon, you learned each of them has a reason for being there? >> reporter: women, african-americans, and muslims, and you can just see the fear and the hurt in their eyes. they tell me that fear comes from the unknown. not knowing what a trump presidency is going to look like. protesters are now starting to trickle in here in downtown tampa. i did speak to some of them, and they tell me they are not here because they are sore losers. they are here because they feel that minorities, african- americans and the lbgt community has made such great taken away possibly by a trump presidency. donna davis with black lives matter have yet to get any sleep since the news that trump won the election for president of the united states. >> because the in-box was blowing up, and so i said, okay, i am not going to go to bed. i am going to organi

. >> eric: almost, huh? >> quinn: you know what, you got a ways to go, but you, mister, are improving. i'm gonna get you a glas water. i'm telling you, this is a day that i have been praying for. i know you're probably laughing. quinn, praying? but, yeah, i do. i pray. and i've been praying for you to get better and just -- [ piano plays ] oh! eric! it's wonderful! come on. come on. [ music stops ] no! what? >> eric: this is terrible.

washington times contributor eric schiffer. mark, michael moore has a point here, the media lives in the jobs plentiful cities like new york and washington, d.c., they're in a bubble, and michael moore is saying listen, even democrats, union workers and pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, they turned out for trump. they're not racist. >> yeah, liz, you know michael moore never sounded more rational and logical in his life. he is exactly right. we knew from the beginning that donald trump was going to appeal to union workers and democrats particularly in that rust belt, and look at the result. to make this about race is so ridiculous and outrageous, and yet it's so typical of race merchants. let me tell you something, donald trump scored two point higher than mitt romney with hispanics, one or two points higher with african-american voters at 8 or 9% for a fundamental reason. he went to detroit, he talked about the problems of the inner city that plagued us for decades under democrat rule. he had guts as a republican nomine

eric fisher is our chief eric, what's coming next? >> reporter: well, scott, these winds will continue to crank tonight, and the lake-effect machine still going through the overnight into tomorrow, and then it starts the taper off. some additional snowfall, some towns well past 30 inches of snow from this first big lake-effect event of the year. tomorrow we're also watching a developing storm system in the middle of the country that. will bring rain up toward chicago for the mid-week. a bit of a wintry mix across the upper midwest. a light wintry mist moves i thanksgiving day itself. the stormiest part of the country is the pacific northwest this week. rounds of rain swinging into washington state, oregon and northern california. one to three feet of mountain snow expected here, and windy conditions at the coastline. that will go all the way through friday. look at our coast-to-coast on thanksgiving day, dry. mostly mild across the southern-tier states. that light wintry mix moving through the northeast. the stormiest chnditions to be

. >> and many of us are keeping a close eye on the is eric fisher. >>> a big change after the 60s on saturday, beautiful, and now, colder and a wind advisory still out and just got canceled in the interior areas and winds at 40 to 50 miles per hour and blustery everywhere. it's feeling like 22 in boston and 27, and the snow is still coming down across upstate new york where they have seen over approaching 2 feet of snow in massachusetts. yeah. peru, mass, 20" so far. norfolk, connecticut, over a foot and redfield, new york, 27" and that's the peak total. for us, partly cloudy skies and windy and cold and back in the 20s and it will feel like teens at times. we'll be dry up and down the easterny seaboard, no ma and as we head into thanksgiving, not a powerhouse storm but a little light freezing drizzle, so slick travel is likely there and a very chilly forecast this week. i'll run through it for you coming up. lisa? >> thank you, eric. >>> state police are getting a steady stream of tips after releasing new information in the murder of jogger vanessa marcotte in august. colored suv sc

eric. >> yes, indeed. thank you very much. >>> next on abc7 news at 6:00, cruising to the top of the box office. the big debut this thanksgiving >>> tonight on abc7 news at 9:00, troubling statistics about a growing crime trend and how neighborhoods are working to stop package thieves from targeting their homes. and at 11:00 right here on abc7, the president-elect is not the only one saying there could be voter fraud. we'll hear from the california nonprofit making a national plea to double check for tampering. >>> well, disney's animated tale about a princess' myth cal journey in age chent polynesia topped the thanksgiving box office. "moana" grossed more than -- is that $55 million over the five-day weekend? that's almost what shu makes. disney is the parent company of abc abc7. falling to second was "fantastic beasts and where to find them." in third place, "doctor strange," followed by the brad pitt world war ii romance "allied." arrival dropped to number five by the way. that's it for abc7 news at 6:0

>> eric: no. >> quinn: you good? >> eric: yeah. >> pam: we know you got a ways to go, eric, but with thanksgiving just around the corner, seeing you like this, it gives us all the more reason to be thankful this year.

i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan will generals and dana perino and this is "the five." another very busy day for the president-elect. mr. trump meeting with more potential nominees for his cabinet, including three contenders for secretary of state. developments on that just ahead. first, to the two major appointments today. president-elect has chosen elaine chow from the labor secretary to head the transportation department but the bigger news is a selection for health and human services secretary. he picked georgia congressman, dr. tom price, who has confirmed will likely help him dismantle the health care law. here's some reaction from the white house. >> the president-elect has chosen to nominate someone to be his secretary of health and human services who is an ardent opponent of the affordable care act and somebody who says he is committed to appealing it. and to the extent they put forward any ideas, and there have not been many, and when they have, they have been ideas to undermine the law, not change it. >> k.g., why is this coming as a surprise to democrats?

>> yeah, eric. yesterday, the south bay saw minimal rain, but today this is where the soaking showers set up. live doppler 7 shows light showers out there. street level specifically in the south bay. san jose is getting light showerings in the east foothills and campbell. this is the tail end of a system bringing soaking showers earlier this morning. santa rosa at 3 inches of rain, oakland at an inch, and future weather as we go hour by hour, the system pulling away by 7:00, and it's a quiet night on the way under cloudy skies, but we have a series of storms set eing up for the week ahead. that's coming up, eric. >> all right, see you then. >>> abc 7 news in oakland where people were prepared for the rain. we saw a lot of umbrellas and people in the raincoats. alone, oakland saw a half inch of rain. there's a flurry of excitement in tahoe resorts. a winter weather advisory expired, chains required on interstate 15 at interstate 80. skiers are hitting the slopes. 7 inches of snow fell, and this is vi

joining me now eric lipton. and eric, this is sort of extraordinary. because these meetings are happening with the president-elect of the united states, a man who is arguably about to be the most powerful man in the world ostensibly about the people's business, in his official capacity as president-elect. >> right. that's the problem is you don't really know what is he talking about behind the closed doors that the press is not given briefings on what is said. we don't know who is there. we didn't know there were these indian real estate executives that were visiting his office that he's partnered with in india and building high rise towers there. we don't know the people he owes money to, we don't have a full list of his debts. we just don't know where the conflicts begin and end. >> in this case, you've also got him explicitly using a meeting that is, again, ostensibly under the sort of purview of his role as president of the united states to lobby for something in his business interests or denying it or at least his people saying it didn't happen un

. >> i'm eric sean. welcome back. after almost a year and a half of the grueling campaign, the president-elect now in full transition mode. mr. trump calling on vice president-elect mike pence to oversee the handling of the administration. replacing new jersey governor chris christie as head of the transition team. who could they put in power? doug mcelway is following this from the new york city news room. hi, doug. >> reporter: >> high. good to see you. only nine weeks left to fill positions. pointing vice president-elect mike pence as chairman, replacing new jersey governor chris christie who is a vice chair. some see it as a demotion, but one insider says it is not. >> how can you say he is demoted because you have the vice president-elect of the united states is coming in to washington as the number two person in washington. i think all mr. trump was trying to do is give governor pence or vice president-elect pence the role he thinks he deserves to have in terms of how he's going to help him run and organize the

>> yeah, i might ask eric to elaborate on my response if i don't get it all. right. but commissioner, peskin thank you for the question, the idea here is to insure that we have a safe and welcoming and receiving area for visitors to the island once the pass has opened and we wanted to be able to have permanent safety feature and there is some of that will be permanent and others of those services like some of the bathrooms and hydrations may be just for a limited period and theyed is to have a safe and a welcoming mra is for visitors and i will have eric add to that. >> yes, definitely. a great question commissioner peskin. and these are, they are temporary in nature, and these are maximum budget amount of 500,000 all the way through the end of 2018. and we are currently right now, working with the state of california, in the area of the toll authority to go ahead and institute some additional improvements in the area that frankly would put us in a position to send a lot less than 500,000, and so we are managing that accordingly with all of the stake holders. >> i mi

eric luber is in parker. it's going to be -- you've been try to go hit the side streets and -- you've been trying to hit the side streets and the intersections. i think that's going to be tough. >>reporter: it's deceptive out here. you anddi have lived in colorado long enough to know when it's bad and when it's not. when i woke up this morning i

>> yeah, i might ask eric to elaborate on my response if i don't get it all. right. but commissioner, peskin thank you for the question, the idea here is to insure that we have a safe and welcoming and receiving area for visitors to the island once the pass has opened and we wanted to be able to have permanent safety feature and there is some of that will be permanent and others of those services like some of the bathrooms and hydrations may be just for a limited period and theyed is to have a safe and a welcoming mra is for visitors and i will have eric add to that. >> yes, definitely. a great question commissioner peskin. and these are, they are temporary in nature, and these are maximum budget amount of 500,000 all the way through the end of 2018. and we are currently right now, working with the state of california, in the area of the toll authority to go ahead and institute some additional improvements in the area that frankly would put us in a position to send a lot less than 500,000, and so we are managing that accordingly with all of the stake holders. >> i mi

a 38-year-old army veteran named eric snow is taking matters into eric caught two guys trying to steal a package on surveillance over the weekend. they didn't get away with anything good. eric left them aurprise courtesy of his 95-pound german shepherd named heidi. a unique tactic muzeing the neighborhood. much as we enjoyed know. >>> hey. get your revenge any way you can. snow continues in the mountains, wind continues on the front range and north eastern plains. storm track as the one storm is clouds around here. especially late this afternoon. we'll be completely overcast. chilly, chilly, chilly because of wind today. 40s for our highs. that's our air temperature. 20s and 30s in the foothills. decrease in snow comes early. increase in later on. snow amounts as i detailed a few moments ago. with wind in the mountain foothills, gusty for north eastern colorado and jay cent areas in nebraska and wyoming. 20s and 30s in the mountains with 40s and 50s over the eastern plains and south eastern colorado. cloudy day in general. windy conditions, mid-40s today. mid to lower 20s tonight. wind

that will be coming up, eric trump. also try to get a segment, some callers and keep rocking and rolling on friday morning. glad you're here, see thank you. -- c-span to. >> i always get confused or 10 a.m. chicago time, center, so that's 11 a.m. our time, right? gotcha. we tried reminding them someone remind me to plug the world series parade. >> here we go. >> big day in chicago. the cubs world series parade today at 10 a.m. from wrigley field. the chicago river has been dyed blue for the chicago cubs and metaphorically i know that people mad but i suggested the cubs represented donald trump of baseball. the come from behind wind. i said that before the final game. what a dumb thing to say, but it worked out for the cubs and a great, great victory for chicago and all the cubs fans everywhere. bryant and welcome him. you on the mike gallagher show. how we doing? >> caller: i'm fine. thanks for taking my call. my comment here is that never trump, it's obvious as learn more about hillary and the pay to play it seems to m

we'll take a look at the chilly >>> eric, thank you. coming up new at 6:00 the end of an era for a family favorite. why the big apple circus said ? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier my name is dylan polin and blue cross blue shield keeps me healthy. my name is dylan polin afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. close call for kids in pittsburgh. look at that, a police chase ended with a crash. officers were chasing a stolen vehicle when a van hit a cruiser and sent the cruiser spinning out of control, nearly striking a group of children on the sidewalk. none of the kids was hurt. the officer had only minor injuries. >>> orlando police said that the video here shows a drunk driver falling out

>> eric: that's for good luck. >> quinn: [ sighs ] well, then this should be a breeze. >> eric: a breeze, huh? >> quinn: yes! no, i'm just gonna -- you know, i'm just gonna tell steffy what she means to me and how important she is to the company and the family. >> eric: and to wyatt. >> quinn: and to wyatt. it breaks my heart that she's ending the marriage, but... i don't know, maybe it's not too late. >> steffy: [ exhales sharply ] >> you good?

she's out there with eric wadsworth. people coming out. >> she's taking a video. >> paparazzi here. >> i'm thankful for my job, the people i work with, you make me laugh and we want to spread that thanks. >> goinn to be here for a little bit longer e. come get some donuts and coffee. >> and with the sunrise, it is going to be brieg. looking at clear skies with the -- temperatures are in the 20s and 30s which means we're talking windchills in the single digits and teens. over the mountain passes, going to drop below zero. topping out in the 50s in the city, topping out with across the metro, aurora to denver, a-- sunshine today in the mountains. and watch what happens. as we set this into motion tonighh and tomorrow, steamboat and rabbit ears pass, going to have some snow. if you're heading to the high country tonight and tomorrow, could find some wet roads and slush. going to have some sunshine for thanksgiving tomorrow across the st 40s on thursday and on friday, black friday, we're in the 50s. 60s on saturday. and we a