you a rought stretch for todd >> reporter: a rough stretch for todd graham and his guys. the sun devils have lost five games in a row, ouch. that's not good. doctor ordered for the arizona wild cats. the wild cats are having a rough year, too. they have not won a pac 12 game all year long. something crazy always happens, if it won't be a crazy turnover or arizona will be stopping a.s.u. in a fourth and goal. big plays and crazy play always seem to come up. a.s.u. lost the last time they went down to tucson. just like this year, the devils todd graham is feeling good after a productive practice. >> we're focused on being prepared and disciplined and getting a win. i like our guys' mindset. we're being smart. we wore pads yesterday. it is a short week and abbreviated. our guys have been dialed in and focused and you can't get motivated for this, there is something wrong with you. >> reporter: more college another rivalry game. it is the amle -- apple cup. the huskies a ranked number five in the country for a reason. browning letting it fly. he can watch in for the touchdown

director of transportation todd liston says while the national highway traffic safety administration suggests all school buses have seatbelts -- sot: todd liston, much safer they are -- or how kids work with them."steffi: one thing the school will be looking for in its study is how students respond to having to put a seatbelt on.sot: todd liston, 09:46:31:29 "as they get in - sit down, buckle up -- just like they do at the car just like they do at the car at home."liston says the main focus is to learn how students behave with the seatbelts.sot: todd liston, 09:46:20:12 "we god forbid never actually want to test the belts in an accident or anything like that."this is the district will use for its study - and they hope to have usable feedback by the end of the school year.sot: todd liston, 09:48:05:04 "we really want to gauge the public's reaction as well."in des moines, steffi lee, cbs 2 news the iowa pupil transportation association works with school districts statewide on transportation education. leaders tell cbs 2 news - they have questions about seat belt use they hope this stud

"diff'rent strokes" todd bridges. todd: child molestation and drugs. dr. oz: "saved by the bell," scandal and from child star to porn star, "family matters," jaimee foxworth. how bad did it get? have they bounced back or stayed at rock bottom. we'll find out next. we'll save lives today. are you guys ready to get healthy? [cheers and applause] the biggest child actors of the 1980's. his character, willis jackson on the hit sitcom "diff'rent strokes" made him a star. when the show ended, todd thought his life was over and found himself spiraling out of control. todd bridges began acting at the age of 7, becoming a household name when he was cast at willis on "diff'rent strokes." >> it's for mrs. reagan, it's the white house.

unlike most experts -- todd says "use peanut oil, that's the key. it's a little more expensive, but you won't have any flare-ups or flames. it's fun to do. it's nice and juicy. the only downfall is turkeys are awesome." of course -- todd recommends always deep-frying your turkey outside -- make sure it's thawed -- and allow at least 45 minutes per bird. and remember the two iowa turkeys to be pardoned by the president? d-c, but a twist this year a vote for which turkey was pardoned. the twitter vote ultimately ended up with tot getting the pardon... but no worries for tator, they both get to live out the rest of their lives at "gobblers rest" at virginia tech university. coming up... it's a traditional thanksgiving day battle--- the detroit lions and the minnesota vikings... and the number 21 iowa state cyclones and indiana state goes good evening, i'm rick coleman . monte morris and the 21st ranked iowa state men's basketball team spending thanksgiving day playing indiana state in the first round of the advocare invitational tournament in orlando.

>>reporter: take a look at todd kohlhepp. he was a realtor, a pilot and he doesn't look like a local professor says psychopath is a trait you can't spot.>> if they were that easy to detect based on what they looked like, there is no description of a serial killer. there is no physical description. when it comes to the mind of a serial killer, things that the average person would pick up on, probably not. cold and callous and the start young. the behaviors that they engage in as a child or fire setting, bedwetting and killing animals. those three things are scary as a child and can't predict what kind of person they will become. >>reporter: is there a cure, if someone is displaying these traits at a young age can you care these thou >> they are very resistant to change. they go into adults and they don't see anything wrong.>> only 1% falls into the description of psychopath. to look at all the unsolved murders and those might be committed by a person smarter than the average psychopath. jennifer titus 10news wtsp. election res

upon arriving they found 60-year-old todd downingsu injuries. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. investigators conducted interviews for hours from the plymouth police department, but so far say no one has been taken into custody. police were also seen standing watch over another home on buffalo road, just a couple miles away from the crime scene. >> the dog was barking continuously. i don't know what but he kept nosing over to the neighbor's house. i don't know what was going on but it was an awful lot of ray: at this time, officials are not commenting on whether the two locations are related. while no arrests have been made in this case authorities say -- the attorney general has said they do not believe that the public is at risk. live at the attorney general's office in concord, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. a strafford man accused of stabbing his daughter's ex-boyfriend and biting his face has been found not guilty of attempted murder. prosecutors say kevin hinrichsen attacked his daughter's ex-boyfriend when he spotted the

newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich has more. todd: the criticism from donald trump is with regard to a recount that will be happening in three states. trump calls at the work of "crybabies." also sharp criticism from one of conn's senior questioning whether mitt romney has the experience to be the top diplomat. kellyanne conway: governor romney in the last four years, has he been around the world doing something on behalf of the united states of which we are unaware? todd: a senior adviser to the president-elect questioning the qualifications of mitt romney for secretary of state, harsh criticism that seems to show dissension within the trump transition team. will pick the most qualified candidate. >> he will hire the best people possible. he is going through this process. he has interviewed and talk to governor romney. kellyanne conway: i'm all for party unity, but i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. but what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everyone else will respect. todd: trum

todd kohlehepp is responsible for at least seven murders. his dark past came to light when 30-year-old kala brown was found chained to a container. carver, were missing for two months. she was found on kohlehepp's property. she was yelling. >> she was banging very hard on the container. she was bound. there was a chain from the top of the cage to something else that went around her neck. she was distraught, panicked. >> reporter: her boyfriend, charlie carver, was not as fortunate. >> she said she witnessed him being shot. >> reporter: after he was taken into custody, kohlehepp asked to speak with his mother. she says he told her everything and apologized. >> reporter: did he cry? >> uh-huh. his eyes looked horrible. they were red. >> reporter: why did he kill her boyfriend? >> because he got nasty and got smart mouth. >> reporter: why did he chain that girl up? >> because he didn't know what to do at that point. she saw, evidently, him kill her boyfriend. and he didn't know what to do with her. he couldn't turn her loose. she'd go get the p

todd? todd: the no camp is a bipartisan coalition some members say they support legalization, but they oppose this ballot question because they feel it has too many flaws. the argument from the no on four side is that 'the interests of the marijuana industry are placed ahead of the health and safety of thco opponents fear if question four passes, there will be more drugged driving, young people being attracted to edibles, and tax revenue will be insufficient, not enough to offset the costs incurred. a spokesman for the opposition tells us turnout appears high, but it's too soon to predict what that will mean. >> i think it is still a very competitive race and we remain todd: we are at the statehouse because there is no watch party scheduled for the no on four side, but they will be keeping a close eye on the returns, and we will, too. reporting live from the state house, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: the wcvb mobile app has you covered wherever you are on election night. includin

i don't know. >> all right, chuck todd for us, thank you so much. at the election headquarters in new york. we want to remind everybody that you can see a very special edition of "meet the press" this sunday at 10:30. >>> they may not be old enough to vote just yet but that won't stop new york kids from casting their presidential picks. i love this o morning. ida siegel tells us how one westchester county school might be the best poll yet. >> today is an exciting day at school. >> it is a big day at benjamin franklin elementary school. >> take the red lever, move it all the way towards me. >> it is election day and the kids have a tough decision to make. >> the president, smart, honest, and intelligent and can make right choices for our country. >> the children here have a in 1968, ben franklin students correctly predicted richard nixon would be president. eight years late yes they voted approximately for jimmy carter and have predicted the correct president every four years since then to present day. this year, everyone is anxious to see who they w

might look like: 14 26 26 ok we are joined by nbc's chuck todd 14 27 08 you look at his entire team and the person who has got the most relationships in washington outside of reince priebus the chair is mike pence. president elect trump and house speaker paul ryan... 143023 it makes a lot of sense to me to have paul ryan is you can see "meet the press" with chuck todd sunday morning at eight o'clock, right here on tmj-4. an organizer of last night's oregons distancing himself from those who damaged much of the city's downtown. some protesters set fires and broke windows at businesses and car dealerships. police made more than two dozens arrests. protest organizer greg mckelvey saysis group called "portland resistance" plans to help clean-up and for repairs. did wisconsin's voter i-d law contribute to a lower voter turnout. neil albrecht at the city elections commission thinks so. mike drop of about 41-thousand voters in tuesday's election, compared to 2012 when president obama won broad support in the city and coasted to re-election. a spokesman for governor walker says voter i-d did ?n

"meet the morning on sunday chuck todd you can see chuck todd sunday morning on "meet the press." that's at eight a-m here on tmj-4. and we invite you to make today's tmj4 your home on election night. decision 2016 coverage begins with live at four on tuesday. a big story we're following for the weekend is our weather. it's not often you get a tc meteorologist jesse ritka has the storm team forecast for us. high pressure has taken over the midwest and will continue to bring us this same beautiful weather we've been experiencing through the weekend. overnight will be mainly clear but with a light wind and a somewhat still damp ground, some fog may form and police need your help finding a missing brown county man... who ?may? be in the milwaukee area.peter taylor is believed to be driving a white chevrolet sonic like show here. yesterday afternoon the 78-year-old told the assited living staff he may go to milwaukee. he has not been seen since. anyone with information, please call the number on your screen. it's being called "the celebration of the century" in chicago. an estimated f

i'm todd meany. i'm stefani schaefer.a clocks.o more. thank you for being with us today hard to believe thanksgiving an less little morele than a week away. a lot of people traveling next week a lot about that on traveling. loe donald trump's team preparing to takea over the right has it appears dot even more roadblocks this morning to share with you the s latest on the northeast ohio.prsict's some demonstrations overnight. how often do you get to play with your children? how many times do youey tell yor kids i'm really busy doing this i'm doing this. hear what a lot of parents are admitting talk about some of the consequencesal of the relationships when it comes to that in this morning's download. i know i do it too often.hihi we are running them places and keeping the house going and making dinner and everything else.ner laundry isan notd going to wash itself. that's right how often do you actually play withe your kids. from ordinary to extraordinary local woman can etch just about anything into wine glasses. shot glasses beer mugs and

emily: todd tells us in that case the patient was revived. the outcome is usually good if narcan, the overdose reversal medication, is administered quickly. erika: on beacon hill lawmakers will be looking at -- on wcvb's on the record, stanley rosenberg details how expensive implementation will be. >> first we need to know how much is it going to cost to implement the to think about things like a look safety and public health. addiction, addiction prevention and treatment. some states have gone beyond and said let's use it as a revenue source. we should be open to that conversation but our first obligation, meet all the costs associated with legalizing and regulating the substance. erika: rosenberg says he will not talk yet about numbers on a higher pot tax. watch on the record on sunday at 11:00 a.m. they call it a chain of giving. governor baker, marty walsh, maura healey and others kicking off the greater boston food bank holiday turkey distribution. the event aims to visualize the role everyone can have in ending hunger. the food bank wil

todd downing severely injured. he would die later at the hospital. an autopsy determined he died from blunt force trauma. two people have been questioned but were released. no arrests have been made. erin: firefighters rescued two people from a burning apartment in manchester last night. investigators say the fire was sparked by a cigarette in a trash can and there is water damage to cesario's restaurant below. state road crews say they are ready for any possible weather problems this holiday weekend. crews are on standby and they already treated part of the -- just to be safe. coming up on "daybreak" -- dinner could almost be ready in some households. but you might be surprised by just how many calories you are going to f new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set price and delivers it to you. but the pool is shrinking, causing energy costs to go up and down. so we're working to increase the supply of clean, affordable energy across the region. because more energy means lower energy costs for you and the

todd sayseoal ist 'rerying to elicit from yourbods eezing to death." t lf--at'll f the body to restrict circulation to the limbs and keep the blood focused on protecting the core and vital organs. once treatment's over, and customers get out, the body starts to warm up. the circulatory system is allegedly dilates, increasing blood flow. "that's kind of where the built up, or other toxins built up in your system, it's going to help push that stuff through." not to be cold, but scientists say whole body cryotherapy may not be able to do all some say it can. in july, the food and drug administration published this warning, telling people "beware of misleading claims" about the practice. it says the fda hasn't cleared cryosaunas as safe or effective. also-- after reviewing the medical data out there, the fda found "very little evidence about its safety or effectiveness" treating the conditions being advertised. "there's been the effectiveness of cryotherapy, mainly in athletes, but also in some general populations. we haven't seen any big differences betwe

let's get to todd kazakiewich live from gillette stadium. todd: about anything other than football but today he is talking about that note he wrote to donald trump. belichick says they have been friends for a long time and belichick says his friendship transcends politics and religion. >> i think anybody that spent more than five minutes with me knows i'm not a political person. comments are not politically motivated. secretary of state carry in our locker room. another front of my. can imagine two people with more political -- with more different political views. >> did you find it helpful -- >> seattle. seattle. todd: after speaking briefly about trump belichick returned to typical form. as he said, it's on to seattle. tom b still a lot of talk about this pic. he has previously said trump would be a great president but today brady is stopping short of an endorsement. i talked >> my wife and she said i can't talk about politics anymore. i think that's a good decision made for our family. he's been in our locker room for a long time. he's be

todd koenig/pasco co. sheriff's office) "they knew him right off. they knew his voice, they knew his stature." butt with "they were terrified, didn't want me to leave until they left the property. they thought he was going to come back and i assured them that he was going to jail." one of the women had a legal his tenant. right now the n-r-a is under fire for suggesting gun supporters and gun control advocates...should vote on different days! check out this picture they posted on their instagram. it reads -- "remember your assigned voting days second amendment supporters: november 8-th, gun control activists: november 9-th." the n-r-a has actively supported donald trump this election... buying ads and spending more look at your t-v.. can you imagine driving to work in this. in northern china.. thick smog.. shut down dozens of highways. in some parts of beijing the pollution was so bad drivers.. could barely see where they were going. officials urged children and the elderly to stay inside -- to avoid breathing the air. they say conditions may only g

stephanie and todd it is at i a gorgeous day at there. cool start but it is going to warm-up today just how warm will it get? a day forecast and putting the election day outlook is coming hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady mp: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of ? ? lookin' out on the morning rain ? ? i used to feel so uninspired ? ? and when i knew i had to face another day ? ? lord, it made me feel so tired ? ? before the day i met you, life was so unkind ? ? you're the key to my piece of mind ? donald trump: she ate like a pig. does she have a fat ass? absolutely. boob job is terrible. she's a slob. lips are too big, solid 4. disgusting pig. moved on her like a b****. priorities usa action is responsible for the content your rain gear -- brain in gear late

david: todd, the deficit is huge. the debt has never been higher than it is but out of sight to most americans. out of sight, out of mind. it has an effect, on our growth, has an effect on a whole lot of things but because people don't necessarily see it, until it is too late it is not a problem! >> and that is the problem, david. when you create legalized ponzi scheme and create new money to, failure of markets is debt. same problem in '08. this will be the problem when we face the fact there is so much debt in this country and we can't get around it and can't print it, that is when the markets decide. david: liz, so far, with low interest rates, zero interest rates right now, 13 trillion, there is 20 trillion in debt. 13 trillion in public hands right now. that is money has to be paid out by the treasury in debt service paint. comes to about $223 billion, with zero interest rates. when those interest rates begin to tick up, that is going to become a huge part of our budget, is it not? >> that's the issue. that is wh

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out todd meaty with a video from the release last night, todd, good morning. the president-elect wanted to spout -- to spell all the rumors on the transition team and to an a half minute video of the process going smoothly. laid out plans what he wants to do ahly. soon as he takes offic. this plan come i passed my transition team to develop a list of executive actions we can take on day one to restoree it is about time. mr. trump said he plans to withdraw from the new trade deals. and pose a five-year ban on executive officials booming, becoming lobbyist after leaving the administration and every new regulation enacted, an old when tossed out plus ad, new approach to nation's energy policy. i will cancelol her -- cancel "the energy including shell energy comic reading many millions of high paying jobs. that is what weichi want. that is what we have been waiting for. there is no mention of the biggest targets during the campaign, obama care building a wall or banning muslims from entering the country. face -- the 100 day mark if actually proposed. once i can th

. >> you might call todd bolzer wacky and todd is okay with that. news christian volk is live. there is a hefty line of credit for taught to experience the world series, reporter: that's right. an 11,000-dollar line of credit and the arizona resident only has $700 left. probably not enough to buy a game 7 ticket. he needs this series to be wrapped up tonight for the sake of his charge card. and as a super fan he sure wants that, too. >> not some wealthy guy by any stretch of the imagination but leveraging the farm. >> just a glance inside todd's left arm. >> this is something i grew up loving. >> and his passion loves deep for the indians but all of this just scratches the surface. the red and blue roots go deeper on these two credit cards. >> for the gamblers this is the if on your life on the craps table. >> on todd's term it is a bet he has won big time. >> i had a feeling i was coming home. we weren't supposed to beat boston. i know that. i know that but when we was like i am so glad i got that money to go because i hope i don't need it all. >> and a month later and six gam

--todd look live-- it will all start taking place.. and coming together quickly.. so if you want in on one of those jobs.. some other names already out there for possible cabinet positions... former new york mayor and trump campaign adviser rudy giuliani. and former presidential candidate -- doctor ben carson. an idaho mother under fire this afternoon... after feeding one of her children a marijuana laced smoothie. why she's now defending her actions. plus... there's a new alternative to detention in schools. and it involves more peace than punishment. we'll show you how it works - we are still holding to a dry and sunny trend which allows for high temperatures to remain 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. high pressure continues to hang onto the southwest allowing for highs to remain between 75 and 80 degrees valley wide along with a light wind out of the east/northeast. and -- don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app. featuring live streaming, video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and take a lo

recently taken into custody in south carolina, todd kohlhepp was arrested after a missing woman was found chained inside a metal shipping container. his criminal history began here in arizona back in the 1980's. he was convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl at that nicole garcia spoke with the attorney who represented kohlhepp back in that time. she joins us live now. >> reporter: in 1987, when todd kohlhepp attended mcclintock high school, he admitted to kidnapping his neighbor and raping her. his former attorney remembers him as a deeply disturbed and troubled individual. 45-year-old todd kohlhepp was convicted for rape in 1987. now, he is a suspected serial

recently taken into custody in south carolina, todd kohlhepp was arrested after a missing woman was found chained inside a metal shipping container. his criminal history began here in arizona back in the 1980's. he was convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl at that nicole garcia spoke with the attorney who represented kohlhepp back in that time. she joins us live now. >> reporter: in 1987, when todd kohlhepp attended mcclintock high school, he admitted to kidnapping his neighbor and raping her. his former attorney remembers him as a deeply disturbed and troubled individual. 45-year-old todd kohlhepp was convicted for rape in 1987. now, he is a suspected serial a long history of mental illness showing violent impulses since nursery school hitting other kids and killing a goldfish with clorox. at 15, he held his neighbor at gunpoint, put tape over her mouth and raped her. the victim's parents still live in the same home. the former attorney agonized over the details of this case. value of life. the little girl was lucky. he could have shot her. >> reporter: a valley psychiatrist diagnosed k

todd koenig/pasco co. sheriff's office) "they knew him right off. they knew his voice, they knew his stature." butt with "they were terrified, didn't want me to leave until they left the property. they thought he was going to come back and i assured them that he was going to jail." one of the women had a legal paid was to steal pills from fire for suggesting gun supporters and gun control advocates...should vote on different days! check out this picture they posted on their instagram. it reads -- "remember your assigned voting days second amendment supporters: november 8-th, gun control activists: november 9-th." the n-r-a has actively supported donald trump this election... buying ads and spending more than it ever has on an election. can you imagine driving to work in this. in northern china.. thick smog.. shut down dozens of highways. in some parts of beijing the pollution was so bad drivers.. could barely see where they were going. officials urged children and the elderly to stay inside -- to avoid breathing the air. they say conditions may only

let's bring in the moderator of "meet the press", chuck todd. let's pick up on what peter was saying there, this path. if you look at the itineraries of these two candidates, what do you see? >> the schedule is king. that's what it tells you here. it's a focused strategy for clinton. just four states she'll be hitting multiple times. florida, ohio, new hampshire, and pennsylvania. targeted strategy to gin up the african american vote. this is the thing they worry about most. if they have a low turn-out of african americans, it could flip pennsylvania, cost them ohio, and in razor-thin florida. watch what happens when i add the trump itinerary to this map. as you see, trump is going everywhere, almost coast to coast, from florida to nevada and a bunch of places in between. and it goes to the issue that peter brought up, which is this. donald trump doesn't yet know his path to close, if he can sweep florida, north carolina, ohio. but he's looking for another state. he's trying colorado, they're going to try new mexico, they're going to try anywher

todd weaks then allegedly drives : into two other officers while escaping. all 4 officers are recovering from minor injuries. weaks' attorney argues police have the wrong man. his girlfriend is present. >>his girlfriend is present. she indicates that he occurred, so it could not be him. taltodd: despite the claim by weaks' girlfriend and defense attorney that this is a mistaken identity case, some of the strongest evidence comes from weaks' own sister who went to police after hearing about what happened here on stoughton street in dorchester telling detectives she rented the car involved, and she rented it for him. $75,000 cash bail for this case, and held without bail pending a hearing regarding alleged probation violations for prior convictions last year on drug and assault charges. j.c.: a fiery scene on north street in medfield this morning. a landscaping truck caught on fire. no one was hurt, but traffic was shut down in that area until the flames were put out. ben: did you hear that? it was a sigh of relief from patriots nation earlier today when tom b

todd walker is just down the street at the >> reporter: election event. todd? >>> we are at the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan. it is starting to fill up. left in, it will be a very intimate environment. the big question is will donald trump show up tonight? . some concerns he may not show up if the election does not go his way. he has a tough road to go but it is not impossible for him to hit the mark and yesterday he was blitzing all of those states he needs to win. he will be watching from trump tower today and we will be watching to see if he comes here after the todd walker, abc action news. >> thank you. newsweek is ready for whoever wins the white house. anyway the election goes they have made two covers however the election turns out. only one candidate cover will actually go to print. there they are right now. >>> we have posted everything you need to know this election day. www.abcactionnews.com . you can see everything you need to app has the results coming. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >> mother nature de

he looked fantastic for todd graham. take a look at this play. he's just trying to make something happen, weaving through traffic. somehow breaks free right there and takes it in for a touchdown. he's going to be so much fun to watch over the next couple of years. this was not fun to watch. oh, boy, the asu defense giving up big play after big play. joe williams off to the races. 82 yards. the asu gave up scoring plays of 82 yards, 64, and 40 yards last once, but twice. this interception right here. take it to the house for a touchdown. you get the picture. it was a blowout. utah utes win it easy. final score 49-26. todd graham bummed out after this one. >> we've just got to get better. that's it. i don't know the answer for that, but i just -- we thought we needed to pressure less. our production in sacks has gone way down, and we're still having the same issues with big plays. >> can't forget about the big boys of the nfl. we've got you covered, not one, but two games right here on fox 10. we start with the packers and the titans. and the arizo

no one better to ask than "meet the press," chuck todd. lay it out for us. >> a week ago, we were talking about a democratic wave. but with the fbi investigation reignited it's possible that clinton's path to 270 has narrowed. this was the map before the fbi announcement. now, let me walk you through it. the toss-up state is nevada. after that, everything is moving from her wisconsin. look what that does. she needs now a path to 270. trump meanwhile feels good about georgia, arizona, and utah, that the republican vote is coming home. what does that mean? there's a path for him. florida, north carolina, ohio, and iowa. look where that would put him, 259. he still needs another state. i don't buy colorado for him. that's still in the f blue column. he needs to break through the midwest. without it he doesn't have a path. with it, he could get to 270. lester? >> thank you, chuck todd. >>> a state of emergency is in effect tonight in alabama, following a deadly gas line explosion. it's sparking new fears of yet another spike in gasoline prices

todd: also talking about high novices. you have to have people who know what they are doing. at the same time, moving forward, this is an administration that will run very different from typical washington. todd: he also talked about a special session of congress on january 20 two appeal and replace obamacare. stopped. today in new york city, crowds of people marched in support of immigrant rights. demonstrators held signs in english and spanish and chanted "we are here to stay." organizers say they're speaking out against president-elect trump's support of deportation and other measures. nichole: also breaking, an arrest in the deadly shooting of a man found in easton last week. 47-year-old michael noguera is behind bars in south carolina. he's charged with armed robbery and accessory to murder of daniel smith. two young boys riding their bikes found smith suffering from gunshot wounds in the woods of at a boston hospital. investigators say they're still looking for a car in connection with the case, a red, 2016 mazda 3 sedan with florida license plate 372-qqk. anyone with i

we turn to chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press." i've seen you at that board all day. i'm fascinated to know what you're looking at and focusing on tomorrow. >> you want to look at certain demographic groups. interesting things from our final nbc/"wall street journal" poll. among all white voters donald trump was leading hillary clinton by only by 15%, which is actually less than myt mitt rom 2012. is there enough white voters to propel trump if he doesn't do well with non-white voters. look at this non-college educated white voters have been the backbone for trump in this primary ands' doing better with them than romney did but by only five points. this will be fine if he does well with other white voters but clearly he's not. let me show you and this could be the key to this election. college educated white voters a stunning result in our final nbc/wall street poll not only was clinton leading she was leading by ten points. romney won this group of voters by 14. what does this mean for the map, this is what it would mean, florida, chrnlg, north carolina, maybe arizon

it's the most frustrated we have every heard todd graham at his five years in asu. giving up 11 sacks and being outscored 21-o 0 will do that to a man. this morning, the big talk, if they lose, todd graham could be out of a job. >> i'm not concerned about our team. i'm concerned -- absolutely hate loosing. and i think we could have beat them. but that doesn't count. but yeah, it's frustrating. i'm really frustrated. but, you know, we -- that's when you find out what you're made of. >> in their last 23 games. asu only 11-12. they only need one win at number 4 washington. next saturday. then the territorial cup. two weeks from today. bottom inlook, jobs could be on weeks. joe? >> wow. those are two tough games to end on. >>> amazing new technology could change the way people living with diabetes track their glucose levels. you wear it in your eyes. >> reporter: kathy has lived lived with type 1 diabetes for 25 years. after years of finger pokes to monitor her blood sugar levels, she now wears a sensor implanted under her ki clothes. but she wishes it wasn't so visible

can't be replaced. >> that was jeff todd reporting for us. the owners of the stolen truck say it will be early next week before they know more about what's actually recovered from the truck. regardless, boots 66 told us the group lost a lot and could use help. we have ways for you to help at cbsdenver.com. >>> investors are hoping to end the week in positive territory after losses yesterday. jill wagner is live on the floor th exchange. happy friday, jill. >> reporter: good morning, britt. stocks in their longest losing streak since 2008, the 8th consecutive day. dow fell 29 points yesterday, the nasdaq lost 47. futures pointing to a lower open. the government will release the october employment report before the open. solid job growth expected. most americans will turn back the clock this weekend. deprived. could be bad for business. a new study found people spend less money when there are fewer hours of sunlight, especially monday through friday at grocery stores and retailers. if you've always wanted someone around to answer your questions

newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is here to run down who's been coming and going. todd the candidates for cabinet : positions include former governor mitt romney for secretary of state, billionaire investor wilbur ross for commerce secretary, and retired secretary but the cabinet isn't he only thing trump is focusing on this weekend. >> mr. trump, are you still upset about "hamilton"? tsarnaemr. trump: they were very inappropriate. thank you. todd today, president-elect : donald trump is continuing to call on the cast of hamilton to apologize to vice president-elect mike pence, who was booed by the audience, and singled out by the cast following a performance of the broadway smash friday night. american values. todd pence is addressing the : controversy himself, but not demanding an apology this morning on fox news sunday. governor pence i just want to : reassure every american that in the days ahead i am very confident that they are going to see, they are going to see president-elect trump be a president for all of the people. hamilton isn't the only show toddhami

going to have chuck todd joining us to talk about the aftermath of fidel castro's death. first at 10:00, we welcome you in on this november 27th. adam has the morning off. i'm david culver. the air and now is warming things up. it was chilly early on. >> that's right. now above freezing, right, tom kierein, so folks can shed at least one layer. >> yeah, at least. we're climbing well into the 40s. it was at or below freezing at dawn. now with that magical, late november sunlighting up the landscape. now, overlooking american university park in the foreground. off in the distance on the under a blue sky this sunday morning. clouds drifting from the west but don't have anything on radar. storm team 4 radar all clear. no rain. don't have any snow anywhere in our vicinity. good travel weather up and down the atlantic seaboard, from maine where they're getting rain all the way down to florida. good travel weather. good travel weather, as well, between here and the midwest. just high clouds coming in ahead of a rain system. it'll be arriving this coming week. we'll look at that

todd had some gold melted and put into a nice mold. a perfect size 8 and here we are. >> tell me about politics. what's going on? kennedy: someone compared you to donald trump gold mining. >> i asked is that good or bad? i said in some aspects it's good. in some aspects it's bad. i have been married 22 years and i have been faithful to my wife. i'm not a playboy. if you are talking about some of those aspects it's not good. but if you are talk about a guy who sets lofty goals and goes after them. i will be frowfd it. i voted for trump and i felt there was a silent majority. i had a feeling they were going to come out and vote. kennedy: some surprising states. >> look at michigan and pennsylvania. kennedy: we'll look at "gold rush" friday night 9:00 p.m. only on the discovery channel. i wish you all the success in the world. is it possible to jump 80 yards and hover? find out in the "topical storm." does he make [burke] hot dog. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum

. >> i'm so sadden todd hear that the. and i stay top it. if it helps. i will say this, i'll say to the cameras, stop it. >> violence popping up -- >> from the violence in mek to just last night another night of protesting making this five in a row. >> of course, when trump taped interview it was friday before more of the violence escorted over the course of weekend visit. i have five nights in a row taught to see. >> a lot of people are asking a lot of questions from commuters to cabbyes and business owners to bus drivers. uber drivers to uber drivers. all i'm asking police is how many more evening rush hours will they have to put up in anti-trump protesters turning rush hour into hour hour late for dinner an hour of missed work and hour late to the kids games. and many also asking how many police hours are being used to escort these protesters safely through the streets. well, among those hoping protesters will help the democratic process is philadelphia naacp president rodney mohammed. >> whether the opinion you dire to win, whips or not, you have to

newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich todd: in just a few hours, we'll know if that powerful, high-profile, bipartisan coalition has been influential enough change the minds of so many younger voters, who tend to favor legalization, according to multiple polls. many members of the no on 4 say they support legalization of recreational marijuana, but they oppose this ballot question because they feel it creates too many health and safety risks. there will be more drugged driving, edibles will be marketed to young people, and the projected $100 million tax revenue will be insufficient to compensate for the effects. at this hour, many votes have already been cast, but the the no side is still campaigning. >> right now we are working hard up until the polls close to try to convince voters that they legalization we think this is wrong for massachusetts. todd: they will be keeping a close eye on the results when they pour in and so will we. taled: john atwater is following those in favor of it. he continues our team coverage. john: they poured a lot of money into this campaign. they are hoping for

in a few minutes, chuck todd will update us on the state of the race, but first to the campaign trail, starting with andrea mitchell in florida. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. this is not where the clinton campaign expected to be with one week to go. again tonight back in florida, trying to distract attention from the e-mail controversy by revving up their attacks against donald trump. tonight hillary clinton under renewed fire over her private server, going back on offense, targeting donald trump. >> he does not have the temperament to be our commander in chief. >> reporter: behind the scenes, the clinton team says they see no slide in their polls from the e-mail controversy, but they're still nervous. top aides telling nbc news, they're focused on trying to galvanize a key part of the base, women voters. even bringing former miss universe alicia machado to the rally today. describing how she was insulted by trump. >> he says to me, miss piggy, miss housekeeping. it's really clear here that he does not respect woman. >> he has spent a lot of time, demeaning,

are you sitting there as chuck todd did, with the map and the numbers? >> they are and certainly in the case of the trump campaign, which admitted they haven't built ki build, they're getting a lot of their information from newscasts like this. here's the cold, hard truth for them. the best-case scenario, if they do everything right, they lose with 266 electoral votes, if you know that the wind is not at your back, structurally the race is almost out of your reach, they got their break friday and everything we've seen so far looks like it might not have been enough. on the other side, if you're the clinton campaign, you don't they've got all their big guns, president obama was out. all of her super surrogates will be out in force. leaving no stone unturned. nicolle, thank you. >>> to the power struggle. up and down the ballot, beyond the presidential race, there is a big fight for the senate under way. the question of which party has control hanging in the balance. the impact is going to have far-reaching effects, starting with the next president's supre