brennan: definitely. the experiences that forged that camaraderie and units and get stronger whether training experiences, difficult decisions, situations, i am sorry. or the point you are deployed. your may be in a combat environment and heightens those experiences and strengthen those bond. pedro: our guests joining us to tell their service and give you the viewer a sense of what a military person does, day to day. you can ask them questions. we divided the lines for veterans. we are joined by ashley nicolas who served in afghanistan and brennan mullaney who served in iraq. i am sure that it is not a nine to five job. tell us what your day was like in service, how to start and most days is long. it starts in the dark in a formation where you will work out and do some sort of physical fitness, prepare you for the long days ahead. and from there, it is job depended. what is your main task? some of my days were spent preparing intelligence for units from our home state. some were spent in the field prepare

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. t t too. they no longer cry." >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits the music here you have to see the misery. but when we arrived at zamba, authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zamba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few there's no food at all. yhikonde salenje sang on the album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat in chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when was the last time you had meat? >> 2014. 25 mb

reporter: something very similar to what we heard from john brennan, uncertainty. they did not expect the trumpet administration. they are still waiting for key positions, like secretary of state, to be filled. there is some anxiety. katty: what specifically? reporter: specifically, waterboarding. the u.k. has a rules in the last few years which says how to cooperate with other intelligence services with different standards on human rights, detention, and interrogation. that was really for countries in the middle east and africa. suddenly they may have an issue with the united states if waterboarded was somehow resumed. suddenly, they may have problems cooperating with their closest ally. potentially a significant impact on relationships. a lot of these are unknown quantities in other capitals. they are not people they know and have been talking to from previous administrations with a track record. there is a sense of not knowing exact a what will come. -- exactly what will come. katty: thank you for coming in. questions about the direction the next administration

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. t t too. they no longer cry." >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see the misery. but when authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zamba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, yhikonde salenje sang on the album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat in chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when was the last time yo

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. ? a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. "you left behind the children too. ? >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see but when we arrived at zomba, authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zomba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, there's no food at all. album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat? chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when was the l

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ♪ "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. "you left behind the children t t too. they no longer cry." >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see the misery. but when we arrived at zamba, authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zamba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, there's no food at all. yhikonde salenje sang on the album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. t t too. they no longer cry." >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see the misery. but when we arrived at zamba, authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zamba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, yhikonde salenje sang on the album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat in chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. t t too. they no longer cry." >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see the mise authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zamba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, yhikonde salenje sang on the album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat in chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when was the last time you had meat?

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. t t too. they no longer cry." >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see the misery. authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zamba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, yhikonde salenje sang on the album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat in chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when was the last time you had mea

noel brennan, denver, 9news. with noel again in a little while. he's moved to colorado mills to check out the shopping there. d this morning, nearly the mile high united way for turkey truck. the weather didn't stop thousands from getting in the race this morning. [ gobbling ] >> reporter: there was actual turkey running the frisco turkey trot this year. his name is christmas. he has there was about 800 runners. runners saw a few inches of fresh snow. wasn't a problem for those dressed to run for the holidays. >> we're here for the frisco turkey trot. and why else would i be dressed like this? this is an everyday thing. it's wind slick and, yeah! should work good. insulated. not to mention this hot does some really funny stuff when you're running, too. [ laughter ] money from the frisco turkey trot goes their science, technology, and math program. this year, it raised $2,000. >> so the whole idea, you run to burn off calories and stuff your face to gain them back tenfollowed. robert mcadam did just that by -- -- tenfold. >> robert mcadam did that

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. ♪ a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ♪ "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. "you left behind the children too. they no longer cry." ♪ >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see the misery. but when we arrived at zomba, authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zomba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, there's no food at all. chikonde salenje sang on the album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat m

kevin brennan in for olessa. kevin: back to school, back to so far so good early on here coming up the expressway by the gas tank. you are starting to pick up a little volume, but no heavy slowdowns yet. let's go to the map south to town along route 3 northbound. so far so good out of the hanover stretch all the way up to the expressway. only take us about 11 minutes right now. you're looking for -- here you go. 24, 95 okay out of rhode island getting up to randolph. the lower end of 128 so far so pike 495 through those 128 intersections. up to the north, 93, a fine ride through 495 as well as 128. if you're taking the trains this morning, all lines are starting the morning on time. emily? emily: thanks. back to that breaking overnight. a car and an airport shuttle bus colliding in chelsea. this was the scene about 1:30 this morning at the intersection of bellingham and eastern avenue. firefighters say three people in the car were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. no and the driver was not hurt. investiga

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. ? a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. "you left behind the children too. ? >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see the misery. but when we arrived at zomba, authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zomba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, there's no food at all. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat? chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when was the last time you had m

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. t t too. they no longer cry." >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see but when we arrived at zamba, authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zamba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, yhikonde salenje sang on the album nominated for a grammy. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat in chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when was the las

let's head up to the midtown exchange and check in with morgan brennan. >> the nasdaq quickly coming off those earlier intraday record high. we've seen right now coming into the close it's poised to close in the red slightly lower, about 0.1%. that being said, the nasdaq is on track to end the week about 1.7%, outperforming both the dow and the s&p and the big bright spot here has been chitmakers this week. you have the stock sem se conductor etf on track to close the week up more than 4% thap that's thanks in part to upbeat earnings including nvidia and applied materials. you can't talk about that and not talk about mega cap tech. a big sell-off in these names last week and the first part of this week. analysts saying maybe that sell-off was overblown.

but when he did, ian brennan knew his music would be on the album. just listen to what he came up with one morning when we were there. ? a softly sung ballad about the sudden death of his wife. ? "you left without saying good-bye," he sings. "you left behind the children too. ? >> he writes songs and plays as beautifully as someone can. he's reached that level of transcendence where it can't be better than it is. it just is. it's something that just hits you. >> reporter: to fully appreciate the music here you have to see the but when we arrived at zomba, authorities didn't want us to show what life is like for the prisoners. so much of what we filmed we had to record secretly, without the guards knowing. inmates in zomba are fed just one meal a day, a small bowl of gruel made out of corn flour. the menu, we're told, rarely changes. on good days they get a few beans. on bad days, inmates say, there's no food at all. he's doing time for burglary. do you eat meat? chicken? beef? you're laughing. that's not good. when was the last time you had meat? >>

guest 2: brennan is right. it is the hard work of leadership and building trust and relationships and building teams which is not a flashy stuff you see in movies. taking care of soldiers, especially leaders, they spend a lot of time doing. does not stop it when we leave active-duty service. work was the of my hard work behind the scenes as an intelligence officer and make sure our teams and soldiers were informed and prepared to be successful in the battlefield. that is not what you see. guest 1: it is a great point. there is a credible cast of individuals, their collective efforts makes it work. thesee whether it is special operators, the navy seals, the army rangers, you see the league teams. a host of people behind them that are doing their jobs and must do it effectively. host: both of you talk about teamwork. this teame have with work that is already established, is that the case? or is it more needed to submit that -- see meant that? guest 2: you are fortunate because you start with, and a shared mindset

reporting live in chandler, ty brennan, fox 10 news. >>> starting tomorrow, chandler drivers need to be on the lookout for photo radar cameras at three different intersections. they will be activated at dobson and ray. they will be watching for people speeding and running red lights. ? >>> do you remember george lindell? a local celebrity for a few days in 2011 after his passion tpheult -- passionate description of a crash. he is back after he was accused of making very unsavory statements, we'll put it that way. andrew hasbun joins us live with this story. >> reporter: as the crowd chants u.s.a., he turned to the press saying jew s.a. he said he wanted to clarify what he said and he doesn't want this video exploded online after a cnn reporter posted it on twitter. george lindell points and talks to the crowd at a rally. >> it is a rally. you're supposed to have fun. >> reporter: not many were laughing after the video was posted online. he was being called by family and friends who was being labeled as an antistem night. spanish we say june. i said it in spanish. it was not about the

trump is feeling many of those same anxieties. >> that was margaret brennan reporting. now secretary of state john kerry arrived in antarctica this morning. he is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit antarctica, and plans to visit the south pole, as well. during his two-day trip kerry will talk to scientists about climate change. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" defense secretary ash carter. i'm anne-marie greene. this is the "cbs morning news." it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber? works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fiber in benefibe

and, you know, you're absolutely right about justice brennan who wrote, as you said, the opinion of the court, in this case, texas versus johnson, 1989 when he said -- i remember the words. he said, it is poignant but fundamental that the flag protects those who hold it in contempt. that's what brennan said and also what scalia subscribed to. >> the man who co-authored a book with justice scalia said tonight on television, our president-elect needs a basic lesson in civics. i've almost taken to referring to it as old america and new america separated by what we witnessed happening 20 days ago in the election. what do you think is going on here? theorized, these are flames shot cause the kind you said, this ca he saw this fox news segment about a flag being burned at the stake. burnt on the campus of hampshire in 1988, george bush said that campaign -- i think he was was defending dan quayle about the draft ordinance. he said quale didn't burn his draft card and he didn't burn the american flag. george bush went to flag factories to try to get a constitutional amendment against flag burn

ty brennan, fox 10 news. >>> a weather alert for arizona. a winter storm system bringing heavy snowfall to the high country. schools in flagstaff started two road conditions up there. it has been snowing throughout the day. adot is telling motorists to use caution because of the icy roads. reminding travelers that southbound state route 89 in yarnell will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. as a memorial is dedicated to granite mountain hotshots. dave munsey joins us with a live look at the forecast. >> reporter: at this time of and it turns to snow that means the moisture on the ground or on the roadway is going to freeze. you have a little layer of ice down there. there is the cold front and there is the storm. still passing through. as we look at the snowfall amounts, snowbowl, 9 inches. greer, 7 inches. forest lake, 6 inches. flagstaff picks up 5 inches and in show low, they have one inch north of us, active weather. rain, snow, freezing rain and a mix of everything over there. you get to the white mountains where we were talking about

fox 10's ty brennan has the story. >> reporter: taylor roberts and her family making the rounds this weekend delivering food boxes to those who might go without a thanksgiving if it wasn't for the phoenix rescue mission. >> we are volunteering for the phoenix rescue mission and we are who need help. they smile and look happy and it makes me feel warm inside. >> reporter: this family is just one of hundreds of volunteers who put together the boxes and delivered them across the valley. >> voluntarily taoerls -- volunteers are coming and they are delivering food for those who need help for thanksgiving. >> reporter: they have been delivering boxes like this for each family has the opportunity to have a wonderful turkey dinner and enjoy the family dinner like the rest of us do. >> reporter: they hope this becomes a tradition as well. >> you can't put a price on the experience and the feeling you get. >> reporter: ty brennan, fox 10 news. >>> after the break, a stunning ambush of a police officer shot and killed during a routine traffic stop and the across america -- a manhunt underway in

ty brennan caught up with the members on the ice today. >> reporter: the team is part of the one step, a nonprofit organization here in arizona that helps adults with intellectual disabilities. those on the team could not be more excited than to hit the ice and start competing. to say that 24-year-old nick loves hockey is an >> i went to my first coyotes game in 2008 and fell in love with the sport. >> it is beyond a passion. he loves the game. he stuck to it. he is about to go to his 200th straight coyote game. it is all about hockey. >> reporter: he always wanted to play on a team but that was never an option for him. >> he tried to start up he even wrote letters to the special olympics. >> reporter: now that has changed. nick and other are part of arizona's first special needs team the one step bobcats. >> they love it. >> reporter: one step helps people with mental disabilities helped start the hockey team. >> for them to play the sport important for them and their families and for me as well. >> proud to see him play the game that he loves and enjoys and it is heart warming. >> r

ty brennan, fox 10 news. >> this is a huge story developing. the 200,000 ballots in maricopa, the most populous county in arizona may not be counted tonight. this may throw the results into no man's land. outcome. this could be a national story. >> we're going to keep an on eye that certainly. some voters had to wait for hours over the past several days in long lines. >> kristy siefkin is live talking to voters in the west valley. the good news is there is a lot of interest in the election, the bad news is no one wants to wait in lines. >> reporter: people getting out to vote but many unhappy with the long lines. we've been comin voting location at 51st and osborn. this line has at least doubled in the past half an hour. the lines are extremely long, longer than whate with looking at -- than what we're looking at now. these people have waited an hour to an hour and a half and those people were waiting a third of the way down the line. longer. as we look back to earlier today, some people drove by and said i'm going to work and try to come back

scott, she is expected to have a key role. >> margaret brennan at the white house for us tonight. margaret, thank you. ugh, it's only lunchtime and my cold medicines' wearing off. i'm dragging. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. from the first moment you met it was love at first touch ers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: ?oh hi baby? so all they feel is love wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers ? gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, >>> the stock markets have replaced their pre-election t

here is margaret brennan's take during our cbs news election special. >> reporter: a crowd has gathered here, scott, but the silence from the white house is deafening. president obama argued that the very fate of the republican, his words, hinged on this election and he was on the stump for his successor more than any other president in modern history. donald trump, a man he called uniquely unfit for office, is presidency a serious blow. clinton had promised that she would protect his signature achievement, obamacare, which has been damaged in recent months. she had pledged to undertake immigration reform, roll out environmental protections and defend that landmark nuclear deal with iran, which trump says he is going to tear up. supreme court nominee merrick garland doesn't look like he is going to get confirmed and with a supreme court split. and he said he would do the free trade deal with china. this will be hard for president obama who heads to europe and reassure. how is he going to explain this pledge to possibly starting trade deal with china? so this is going to be really diffic

margaret brennan is at the white house. >> the peaceful transition ofr our democracy, and over the next few months, we are going to shoe that to the world. >> reporter: president obama called for all americans to unite behind president-elect trump, even though his unexpected victory is a sharp repudiation of mr. obama's progressive agenda.ag >> we will renegotiate nafta, stand up to china, and stop the job-killing trans-pacific partnership. >> reporter: mr. trump has vowed to withdraw the u.s. from free trade agreements, scrap the iranian nuclear deal, and immediately repeal obamacare, the president's signature achievement. >> we will do it very, very quickly. it is a catastrophe. >> reporter: he'll also attemptt to reverse several executive actions, including president obama's move to ease deportation of undocumented migrants and regulation of power plants. yet, president obama said he is still proud of what his administration accomplished. >> that remarkable work has leff stronger, better country than the one that existed eight yeart ago. >> reporter: surrounded by a crowd of visibly

margaret brennan is at the white house. >> the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy, and over the next few months, we are going to show that to the world. >> reporter: president obama called for all americans to unite behind president-elect trump, even though his unexpected victory is a sharp repudiation of mr. obama's progressive agenda. >> we will renegotiate nafta, stand up to china, and stop the job-killing trans-pacific partnership. >> reporter: mr. trump has vowed to withdraw the u.s. from free trade agreements, scrap the iranian nuclear deal, and immediately repeal obamacare, the president's signature achievement. >> we doll it very, very quickly. it is a catastrophe. >> reporter: he'll also attempt to reverse several executive action, including president obama's move to ease deportation of undocumented migrants and regulation of power plants. yet, president obama said he is still proud of what his administration accomplished. >> that remarkable work has left the next president with a stronger, better country than the one that existed eight years

here's margaret brennan. first lady. the only one to grow up in a communist nation, the former yugoslavia, and only the second born abroad in nearly 200 years. the former fashion model, who speaks five languages, will soon have to decide how to use her new platform, according to anita mcbride, who served laura bush. >> i think that she's given us a little bit of a hint of what she thinks she would like to work on, and that is the issue of social media with young children. fragile. >> reporter: mrs. trump gave only two major speeches during the campaign and one, her convention address, plagiarized from mrs. obama's 2008 speech. she'll follow the high-profile first lady, who championed healthy eating and did star turns on late-night television. >> it's a position description that gets rewritten with each person. and we will adapt to it. the white house will adapt to its new occupant and the >> reporter: one thing in common -- both will have raised young children in the white house. 10-year-old barron trump will be the youn

brennan said they did not. he is on home did he evenings t. he is told that he must not uses a computer. and he must stay away present children. > live outside the federal court h wagner, fox5 local news. > chevy chase high schoolas students aree hospitalizedpita tonight after they took someome type of prescription medication. matt ackland is live outside the school in bethesda.ethe matt, are they okay? >>reporter: shawn, at thishawn point we skim reply don't know. we don't have a condition, butnt what we are being told by authorities who are reallylly giving us some detailed information or limitedmite information at this point is that the students possibly, possibly took some type of i want to take you to some video that we took earlier today.toda here you can see an ambulance pulled p up in front of the school, a gurney with someome personnel was brought out, but no one was on that gurney. i was simply paramedics rolingon it to the ambulance. one official told us the drug in question may be xanax. it could possibly be that.t. that is an anti

scott, she is expected to have a key role. >> margaret brennan at the white house for us tonight. margaret, thank you. up next, wall street's reaction to the election. and my cold medicines' ugh, iwearing off.chtime i'm dragging. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. it was love at first touch met and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: "oh hi baby" so all they feel is love wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid

scott, she is expected to have a key role. >> margaret brennan at the white house for us tonight. margaret, thank you. up next, wall street's reaction to the election. you bought a wig, a jersey, and overpriced nachos... ...don't let sinus symptoms bring you down now. get fast sinus relief with vicks sinex and get back in the game. sinex, the congestion, pressure, pain to clear your head... ...medicine. >>> the stock markets have replaced their pre-election trump trepidation with optimism. the dow jumped 250 points yesterday and 218 more today to close at an all-time high. >>> ahmad rahami limped into court today to face terrorism charges for allegedly planting bombs in new york city and new jersey. in september a bomb went off in midtown manhattan, wounding more than 30 people. rahami was injured two days later in a shootout with the new jersey police. >>> today cook county, illinois which includes chicago, joined the growing list of local governments to pass a soda tax, a penny an ounce on all sugary and artificially sweetened drinks. soda taxes have already popped up in philade

ally whose chief diplomat called donald trump a preacher of hate. >> pelley: margaret brennan with the president. margaret, thank you. in two months mr. trump will be commanding troops in combat for the first time. with u.s. forces fighting and advising in syria and iraq, we asked war correspondent holly williams to compare the campaign rhetoric with the campaign >> reporter: this new isis propaganda video shows the treacherous urban battlefield in the fight for mosul. narrow streets that isis car bombs can slip down unnoticed, surprising the iraqi army with deadly blasts. [explosion] president-elect trump has threatened to "bomb the hell out of isis." but with around a million civilians in mosul, indiscriminate air strikes are impossible. >> i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. >> reporter: during his campaign, mr. trump said he'd send in up to 30,000 u.s. troops to take on isis before backtracking and saying he'd pressure other countries to fight instead. >> i would hit them is hard your head would spin. there's nobody bigger or better at the military than i am. >

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president obama's previous stop was in greece and as cbs news' margaret brennan reports he is trying to assure the greek people that good relations will continue between the two countries under the new trump administration. >> reporter: a sightseeing trip to the acropolis gave president obama a break from his mission on this trip, assuring european leaders that donald trump won't abandon them. with an anti-american protest in the streets, mr. obama praised greece as the birthplace of democracy. but he warned there is a dark side to the type of populist movement led by mr. trump! >> we are going to center to guard against [ pause ] >> a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an us and a them. >> reporter: fast-moving economic and social changes have alienated people and leaders like mr. trump have successfully tap need that anger. another controversial topic during the president's trip, donald trump's position on climate change. >> so obama's talking about all of this with the global warming and that -- a lot of it is a hoax. it's a ho

opposite side in many cases and justice brennan usually enjoyed justice scalia's company as i did. he has an extraordinary ability to make you smile, even laugh. when we were on the d.c. circuit together on a three-judge panel, justice scalia would whisper something to me and i had all i could do to avoid laughing out loud and sometimes i have to pinch myself. people sometimes ask me what was your favorite scalia choke and i said i know what it is but i can't tell you. [laughter] and it was such fun being at the washington national opera with him twice. and to be part of the scalia ginsburg. some of my family and friends say why as ginsburg and scalia alphabetic way. as ted knows scalia even though he was three years younger was appointed to the court before i was and that's why it is scalia ensberg. it's a comic opera as you would expect. it will be, it had its world premiere in castleton virginia last summer. it will have its next production at the opera festival in cooperstown new york so if you are interested you can go to the baseball hall of fame and go that evening scalia gi

owners.mike brennan works with a non profit called "purple hearts reunited"..which buys the medals off ebay, encases them, tracks down the veteran's fa a them in a ceremony.brennan says he had no idea so many purple hearts had been lost or stolen. 1:30-1:41it's sad to see people looking at the monetary value of these things rather than doing the right thin and getting them returned to the family members like they should be.trt:11 trt:11today brennan was in mukwonago, returning a puprle heart to the family of a late world war one veteran. 3 an update on caledonia's new k-9 louie!police posted this sunglasses and getting ready for patrol.louie has been training for the past few weeks in virginia... and will come to the department in about a week and a half. former green bay packer and lambeau leap inventor le roy butler mingling with fans tonight. he was at the new 'total wine and more' store in brookfield signing autographs.butler gave his thoughts on the packers season... saying ?he? may need to suit up to help the team. 19:16:53-04 if the defense doesn't play better... i may have too.