once limit to las veg atlantic city, they are now everywhere. we will show you the struggle to stay profitable. >> the holiday moo movie season is about to get under way. we will preview the movies competing four box office dollars and those getting oscar buzz. >> barry gibbs is back with his first solo album in 30 years and we will talk with him to go it alone after his brothers' passing and he will perform in our "saturday session" ahead. >>> the presidential candidates key states in the last weekend of campaigning before election day. >> today, both hillary clinton and donald trump are holding event in florida. a new contest shows the florida contest is neck and neck. major garrett is on the campaign trail in tampa. major, good morning. >> reporter: on good morning. to win on tuesday, donald trump must carry the state of florida. it has been hotly and bitterly contested in every presidential campaign since democrats have carried the state the last two presidential contests. on friday, the candidates held events that looked and sounded very, v

the students tell police they were on west and mason streets last night. they say they were accosted there. one of the robbers claimed to have a gun. the suspects got away. the university urging students to be aware of their surroundings in the city. some disturbing results after water around the commonwealth. more than half had at least one sample with lead levels that registered above regulatory limits. right now those schools are attempting to fix the issues by shutting off fountains, flushing the pipes, and making plumbing repairs. the massachusetts clean water trust has added $750,000 to the testing fund so that every school can test its water for the presence of lead. the testing began after the contaminated water crisis in an early test for alzheimer's, the idea that does not require needles or scans. marathon bombing survivors letting cameras into their lives. why they say a new hbo documentary was worth the intrusion. apps to keep you from overspending. three downloads that will save you money. >> we've got drizzle, mist, clouds. it's still mild.

it merges all this things were trying to promote in the cities court and elsewhere all in one building. >> city officials said they hope to development few weeks. if one per place is to become a reality the city would need to cover $20 million of the $103 million project. covering the corridor in cedar rapids connor morgan fox 28 news. >> ahead on the fox 28 news at 9 president-elect trump goes against the promises of candidate trump. we will discuss the issues the next commander-in-chief appears to have evolved on. >> much of the day we've been watching showers pass across eastern iowa. were not there with this weather system. it will be around for tomorrow and then we should get b in time for thanksgiving. right now. the roads are wet and it looks like it might have stopped raining. what do you think terry? i can't see the drops on the road like before. >> you see the light over the left it looks like there's a few raindrops. but it's not very heavy. it won't be a heavy tonight but it will be around for tomorrow morning. another dreary day is in store for us tomorrow. this is one of

mason. he has the potential to head off the spread of behavior. >> we think it's too late when the actions actually happen. >> i think it's within a tolerable right this will happen. >> it's part of a citywide effort to stomp out hate. dozens of undercover officers place them in neighborhoods. hate triggers crimes, but the city hopes you'll help by speaking um the moment you get a hint of any hate speech. >> they can only serve us if people are coming forward and providing the data about what they're experiencing, otherwise it looks like there is no trump effect. >> the plan comes after the city relaunch relaunches hate lines hotline. the city is stressing that any hate can be reported aknown mousily. >> any hate is wrong, and we need to make sure we track it, and hold those who do it accountable. >> also, with the mayor, i asked him, how soon will the city have a permanent police chief, will it be the interim chief we heard in my story, give it a month or less. we should have a name. live o

they say they were on mason street at 7:00 last night. they were accosted there. one of the robbers claiming to have a gun. the suspects got away, the university urging students to be aware of their surroundings in the city. water testing at 300 schools in the commonwealth. more than half had at least one sample with lead levels that registered above regulatory limits. right now the schools are attempting to fix the issues by shutting off the fountains and brushing the pipes and making plumbing repairs. the clean water trust added 750,000 to the testing fund so that every school could test the water for the presence of lead. the testing began after the contaminated water crisis in local scientists coming up with an early test for alzheimer's disease. the idea that does not require needles or scans. marathon bombing survivor letting cameras into their lives. why they say a new hbo documentary was worth the intrusion. and new this morning, apps to keep you from overspending. three downloads to save you money. >> and we have got mist and fog and drizzle, kind of a dr

the tax code that allows people who are hedge fund billionaires to pay a lower tax rate than a brick mason or a truck driver does. that to me is not fair. we have seen some reflections of this in studies that looked at, for instance, an enormous building in manhattan in new york city. the building is so big that it has its own zip code. and because the internal revenue service calculates tax payments and income by zip code, we can get a general sense of how much money the individuals in that building make and how much they pay in taxes. and what you see when you look at that study is that the average income of the inhabitantses of that building was well over a million dollars but the tax rate that they paid was actually in the low teens in terms of a percentage tax rate. and if you look at what the department of labor says about security workers and about janitorial workers, you see that they pay more like a 20 plus, 20% to 30% tax rate in new york city. so what that leaves you with is a circumstance in which the hedge fund mogul coming back to his luxury apartment building in his limousin

what has been the impact in the capital city of wellington? the impact in wellington has been more than christchurch. that has a lot to do with where the fault lines lie, but a lot of fallen mason area. some houses and hotels evacuated. the reserve bank is closed today. a lot of office workers have to stay home while those high-rise buildings get checked. there are still about 5000 properties around the wellington region without power, but there is more to come. wellington is famous for its wind, and that is expected to get up today with gus up to 140 kilometers an hour as a storm approaches. up to 140sts kilometers an hour as a storm approaches. watching out for tsunami warnings too -- warnings too. kong denouncing demands for independence. they came a day after china intervened by barring to elected separatist lawmakers from taking office. that those who advocate the city's independence are disqualified from election. china's planned east-west trade route has moved a step closer. , they will ship products to africa and the middle east. it li

"nocturnal animals" opens in select cities today and nationwide on december 9th. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, tomorrow on "cbs this morning: saturday," ground breaking new film that tells a story of vincenn join anthony mason as co-host of "cbs this morning: saturday." we are so happy to have her on the team. >> that does it for us. as we leave you, let's blood back at all that mattered this week. have a great weekend. >> are you, in any way, scared about the gravity of what you're taking on? >> i respect it. but i'm not scared by it. unified republican government. >> advisers insist infighting and chaos are overblown. >> i've been in 80 countries. >> we want to have a diplomat in charge of diplomacy. you don't want a bomb thrower! >> the man is brilliant. he treats everybody kindly. >> the u.n. is rattled by donald trump's election. >> america's democracy is bigger than one person the easiest thing for me. >> all of this comes from a mountain fire. >> it was up there at the top of the ridge and now down to here. unnerving. >> there used to be a building standing there where you see that backhoe. >> t

responsible for decorating the heart of new york city and other cities and we will show you how they pull it off. >> it's also the season for award winning movies. later, we will bring you up-to-speed on the films that have the best shot at those coveted nominations. >> artist from elton john to alice cooper say they are one of the best young bands around. the lemon twigs are a band of brothers from long island, new david, good morning. what is happening in miami? >> reporter: alex, good morning. partying since midnight when they learned that fidel castro was dead. behind me they reopened a main road in little havana. there is still a group of protesters, some of them -- not protesters, actually. people celebrating. who have been here the last six to seven hours. the mayor of miami who, by the way, is a cuban american, his father was a journalist on the island and was jailed for 22 years under fidel castro, he came here today to tell the people you can stay as long as you want. as long as you are peaceful, i will allow the police to close the streets. whatever. stay and enjoy. this i

american christmas is heart of new york city and other cities and we will show you how they pull it off. >> it's also the season for award winning movies. later, we will bring you up-to-speed on the films that have the best shot at those coveted nominations. >> artist from elton john to alice cooper say they are one of the best young bands around. the lemon twigs are a band of brothers from long island, new york. we will talk to them about their sudden success and they will perform in our "saturday session." reaction to the death of cuban dictator fidel castro. the announcement was made this morning by his brother raul castro. >> cuban impa is in shock. the government declared nine days of mourning until his burial on december 4th. fidel castro led a rebel army to unlikely victory in 1959. he then built a soviet style commt away from the united states. castro also pushed the world to the brink of nuclear war between the u.s. and soviet union. during the cuban missile crisis of 1962. in miami, florida, hundreds of cubans who fled the castro regime came out into the streets to celebrate h

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is now his number one choice for secretary of state. >> john bolton is also in the running for the top cabinet position. the president-elect still faces an uproar for choosing campaign ceo steve bannon for being his chief strategist. mr. trump meets with vice president-elect mike pens. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump values loyalty above all other considerations. he's about to make announcements for nominees for secretary of state and treasury secretary. the top names on that list, long on loyalty, not so long on experience. >> well, first of all, i won't be attorney general. >> reporter: thought to be a front-runner for attorney general, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is now seen to be president-elect trump's topic for secretary of state. his main competition, former u.n. ambassador john bolton. >> john would be a very good choice. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me. i don't know. >> reporter: giuliani, a trump loyalist and former u.s. attorney has limited foreign policy experience. bolton a hard right hawk on defense

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. >> anthony mason has all of the exit poll data. anthony. >> reporter: well, we wanted to break out the battle in the battleground state of pennsylvania where we knew there would be a substantial divide between the city and the areas, and there is, as you can see in our exit poll. hillary clinton winning basically three out of four voters in the city. donald trump winning nearly that margin in the rural areas. but as you can see, the real battle is there are in the suburbsy it's dead even -- suburbs where it's dead even. hillary clinton finding strength among suburban women winning them 56 to 40%. this is a group that went for mitt romney 40 years ago by 52%. so great strength there. deciders are going to donald trump by a 52 to 39% margin, and that's why things are still close in pennsylvania. gayle? >> that seems to be the theme of the evening. thank you very much, anthony. too close in pennsylvania, too close in florida. another interesting thing from the exit poll, college degrees. hillary clinton has 55% of those voters. donald