christine: 12:47:11;12 she beat me to it. she beat me to it-- isabella told her mom about the stranger she was texting - and while like, why is she doing this? like, but i was also happy because then i knew she was, like, protecti that was tj holmes reporting. we're continuing to stay on top of breaking news out of oklahoma city. we've now learned a man who was shot to death at will rogers airport was a southwest airlines worker. the latest when we return. . airport in oklahoma city. while authorities investigate all flight in and out of the airport are suspended at this time. southwest airlines employee michael winchester and the dad of kansas city chiefs long snapper. at one point oklahoma city police said there were possibly searching for a second victim. right now airports officials believe the shooting was an isolated incident and there's no threat to the public. we are staying on top of this and will keep you updated on air and online. coming up on 13 action news.. live at 5... some people have a

i think k meant it, christine. come on. here in the rich antino valley a wide variety of food products are grown for distribution all over greece. of an irrigation dam above the villagag as we move farther down the valley you will notice evidence of m me ancient ruins standing in noble tribute to the culture ?? >> narrator: here's adventure! ?? here's romance! here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the old west, "the cisco kid"! ?? ?? (cows mooing) >> hey, tom! we'll rest the herd here

what developments with christine? past being murdered? it doesn't elude me you're both taking provocative tones. about having been raped? since the person who attacked christine has moved to another part of the country, i'd suggest what's more pertinent to your homicide investigation is the incest issues with her father-- the rape reexposed-- as i've already brought to your attention. you sure wanna put prison stripes on this girl's father, don't you, dr. wentzel? my wants have nothing to do with it. you wouldn't have had any "wants" going on with christine, would ya, doc? good day. e we'll share a cell. what in heaven's name is going on here? this girl's father didn't kill her. you think not? yeah, we think not. and if he didn't, then with the drain cleaner and such getting forced into her after she's already dead-- everything but "a plumber did this" gettin' painted on her forehead-- that leads us to think maybe somebody's framin' him. and then here comes you, checking in six and seven times an hour, - and subsequently at your request.

. >>> i'm christine romans. word from a transition source that trump is considering nicki haley for secretary of state despite the stormy history. haley is said to meet with the president-elect today at trump tower. she spent most of the campaign season slamming trump. haley said she would vote for him. the transition team is putting promise in to drain the swamp. any registered lobbyist would be vetted for the senior job and banned for lobbying five years after leaving government service. for the latest on the transition, let's bring in sara murray. >> reporter: good morning, christine and george. donald trump was in trump tower taking visits from his top aides and family members. some were pushing back on the notion that the transition was in disarray. they are hitting back hard that the idea that jared kushner is shaking things up as a revenge for the fact that chris christie put his father in jail. they are saying donald trump was taking a look at staffers in the transition and saying these were not the peop

i'm christine romans. >> always good to be here, christine. i'm boris sanchez. 30 minutes past the hour. we're starting with an update expected from the trump transition team scheduled to have a conference call with reporters. he's set to release a thanksgiving day message from mar-a-lago where he's spending the rest of the week. trump flew down to florida after a wide ranging interview with "the new york times" editors and columnists. sources tell cnn that mitt romney is thinking hard about taking the job as secretary of state in offered to him. >> boris and christine, cnn has learned mitt romney is seriously considering the possibility of joining donald trump's administration as secretary of state-a source familiar with transition discussion says it's likely that the 2012 nominee will be consulting with his family over the thanksgiving day holiday. a decision for trump. and trump revealing he's hoping to toning down the administration and top advisers say it's a signal trump is ready to move on. >> look, there's a tradition in american polit

>> christine, christine, please wait. >> look, you'll be doing us both a favor if you'll just go away. there's nothing you can do. i'm late for work now. (chuckles) >> you didn't did so good that time, huh? >> pancho, this is counterfeit money. >> counterfeit? we win this money honest. give you bad money, cisco. >> no wonder christine was afraid to talk. she knew all the time what they were doing. >> oh, i see. these girls, they use bad money to buy bad bullets, eh? well, it's a fair exchange, i think, no? >> no. >> oh. >> you know, i think this gunsmith has something to do with this business. i wanna take a good look around his shop. >> oh, cisco, that can wait. it's the first time in weeks we have nice, hot water. >> yeah, but we'll come back. >> but, cisco, the barber, the one who call up when we first go rob a counterfeits printer. >> well, then you stay here. >> oh, cisco, i worry. >> oh, pancho, relax and enjoy yourself, and when you get through, meet me at the horses, eh? holy smokers, how i can feel happy when cisco don't have >> hey! look. >> reach! throw your gun away. >> wh

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christine presti: 12:46:42 you can't hide from me. christine presti, mom of 13 old michael, was so anxious to know what her kids were doing on their phones, she secretly installed spyware to watch them. she can see anything -- it's legal to monitor your kids but a controversy lurks ? do teens deserve privacy? or is secretly monitoring for safety sake more important? 12:22:31 at 11 and 13 we should know what's going on in your life. t.j. holmes: 13:22:26;13 what's the problem with letting your parents (laugh) see your phone when they ask? isabella: 13:22:31;04 well, i just isabella suddenly became more secretive 12:20:38 christine: i immediately think that something is going on so christine downloads spy software on both kids phones they are my kids and i need to protect them. experts say secret montoring may hurt your children and your relationship with them in the long run. julie lythcott-haims is the author of "how to raise an adult" julie lythcott-haims / how to raise an adult author 01:21:19;07 // a 24- 7 surveillance of your kid'

are you brave enough for that, christine? they verified it, sir. martin and the girl have already left on flight 27 to athens. i'm sure we can beat thee.there. they're getting the u.n.c.l.e. jet ready now. very well. i'll contact the athens police and ask them to meet you. ci incidentally, we've moved in on the conquesta fencing school. and nobody was hoho? precisely. the plane is ready. i hope we have better luck. i hope so, mr. solo. i hope so. if you don't. checkpkpnt one, flight 27 has just landed. are we set? all police personnel are at their posts and ready. well, here we are in sunny, romantic greece. just think a few hours ago we didn't even know each othth. why don't you go check your baggage, christine? i gotta make a phone call. one of those agent top secret calls -i suppose. -yeah, how'd you guess? i'll see you at the front gate.

. >> reporter: christine blocked the caller. still, it was a scary moment. >> went through every scenario, >> reporter: christine knew she had to confront her daughter, which meant confessing about the spyware. but isabella came clean first. >> she came down the stairs, like, i need to talk to you. >> reporter: she beat you to it? she beat me to it. >> reporter: isabella told her mom about the stranger she was texting. and while shocked her mom was spying, she saw the other side. >> i had a lot of different emotions, like, why is she doing this, but i was happy because i knew she was protecting me. >> yeah, see, you can spy on the kids, and eventually they come around. >> absolutely. >> even if they hate you in the moment. they'll get over it. they'll hate you later in life when you're in the home. >>> so i'm reading the instructions for the seven-minute workout. >> you're into this seven-minute workout thing. >> it's really, like, deep here. jumping jacks, description. start with your feet together and arms at your sides. sligh

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. the breaking news. air force one has landed in athens carrying president obama on the last scheduled foreign trip of his presidency. you see the pictures of him here descending the plane. this is part of the three-nation tour to take him to germany and peru. the purpose of the trip and the goal is far different. to ease concerns over president-elect trump. the current president serves as an unlikely ambassador. >> in my conversation with the president-elect, he expressed a great interest in maintaining our core strategic relationships. and so one of the messages i will be able to deliver is his commitment to nato. >> this is to the the trip that president obama had initially planned. international diplomatic editor nic robertson live in athens this morning where the president just arrived. good morning, nic. >> reporter: good morning, john. when president obama came down the steps, ironing out in international diplomacy. the red carpet to the right of the steps. piece of red carpet to get to the bottom

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. we have new developments overnight in the stabbing spree at ohio state. was it inspired by international terror groups. investigators are examining the facebook posts by the somali immigrants who conducted the attacks. he said he was sick and tired of seeing fellow muslims mistreated. he was shot and killed by a university police officer. this was the 911 call after the attack. >> honda civic came out and ran through the crowd and came out with a knife. he was running down. oh, my god. >> cnn's pamela brown is in columbus with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. we are learning more about the suspect. 18-year-old abdul artan. he slammed his car into the crowd at ohio state university and came out and slashing people with a large knife. he was a student at the university and just before he launched this attack, officials tell us he posted on his facebook page and went on an anti-american rant and grievances of muslims attacked all over the world. he went on ameri

. >> i'm christine romans in for christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. migu miguel, nice to see you. let the recount begin. setting timeline for the recount of the votes from november 8th. that is setting off a trump twitter storm. the longest since he has been president-elect. he is calling the recount a scam and hillary clinton a hypocrite for getting around it. and in winning the electoral college in a land side, i won the popular vote if you count the people who voted illegally. he is claiming serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire. why is the media not reporting this? serious problem. trump offers zero evidence to support these claims. we get more from cnn's ryan nobles in palm beach, florida. >> reporter: donald trump has wrapped up his holiday at mar-a-lago in florida. we did not see or hear from the president-elect that much, but we did hear how he learn ed about the recount in wisconsin started by jill stein. trump tweeted about the topic 12 times. more than he tweeted about any topic since being elected. he suggested he may have won the

i'm george howell. >> i'm christine romans. donald trump offered the job of national security advisor to general michael flynn. flynn would come to the white house with history. among other things, he was fired as directs director of the inte agency. transition activity moving forward at trump tower. trump has a two-hour meeting to review choices for top jobs. after that, he spends the weekend at trump national golf club in new jersey. he is set to sit down with mitt romney to talk about a role. for the latest, let's turn to sara murray. >> reporter: george and christine, trump making it official. extending an offer to general michael flynn. asking him to be the national security advisor. the sources haven't told us if he has accepted the position. flynn has been at donald trump's side throughout the campaign and throughout the transition process as trump works to build a government. while flynn may seem like a logical pick. he is raising eyebrows after meeting with nikki haley. some sources say he is considering the governor f

john and christine. >>> thank you. questions about the lines of the nation's business and family business. word that donald trump is considering asking for top security clearance for his three grown children and son-in-law. kushner was the force behind the scenes for the campaign. according to a source, the president-elect has not formally made the request and none of the children have filled out the paper work. granting clearance raises conflict of interest as the children will run the trump corporation. >>> and at the top of the short list fortre treasury secretary steve mnuchin. he was off to hollywood where he became an investor and movie producer. his recent hits "suicide squad" and "the lego movie." in may, he became the finance chairman of the trump campaign. he has already vetting and recruiting deputies. the treasury secretary oversees banking and government debt. he was sued by the trustee trying to recover money for victims of bernie madoff's ponzi scheme. he led the group that bought indymac. after paying m

a wallet and driver's license by the d.o.a. [ sighs ] christine lakos. what's that coming out of her mouth? you see that with strokes, don't you? heart attacks? you figure she felt one coming on, so she ran in here? - [ shutter clicking ] - you found her? i found her and called 911. lucky it was a free call, 'cause, uh, i don't even have a quarter. all right. what can you tell me about how she got here? s morning. what kind of white car? uh, maybe a toyota. drove up and dumped her out. gone in the space of two minutes. the guy driving wasn't good with a stick shift. what's your name? moe. i live here. right now i'm gonna buy some breakfast. - popped blood vessels in her eyes. - smothered? wasn't robbed or raped. we gotta figure out what that was coming out of her mouth. mm-hmm. and let's keep talking like we're robots, okay, andy? prove we're upset about bobby. don't open a mouth to me. we don't have to get miserable with each other 'cause we're not able to help. we don't have to screw ourselves up here. no. yes. i-i stopped to help someone on one of you

boris and christine. >> phil, thank you. speaking of the money jobs, economic advisor jobs, trump could place a fellow billionaire in his cabinet. wilbur ross is close to the process. he was a trump supporter and met with trump this weekend. ross is seriously considered and many expect him to be tapped. the commerce department gets numbers on trade and income and growth. it oversees the 2020 census. he is worth $2.9 billion. the chairman of w.l. ross and company. he resurrected dying companies. some of the biggest history is steel and coal companies. his art election is worth $150 million. i can tell you something having covered wilbur ross over the years. he wants to create the workers who can fit the jobs of today and tomorrow. skills. when you talk about the skills gap, he is aware of other problems along the pipe lyline n to education. he thought deeply on the issues. >>> another cabinet candidate that donald trump is very enthusiastic about is the potential defense secretary. james mattis. they met for over an hour on s

john and christine. >> thanks, brianna. donald trump in new hampshire and ohio and pennsylvania today. in north carolina on thursday, donald trump had an off-script moment that is getting a lot of attention. >> you know when i look at these great admirals and great generals and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss? i don't think so. and you know they're incredible patriots. they would never say a thing, but i know what they're thinking. it's not for them, believe me. >> trump praised the veterans bravery and his own particular courage. let's bring in jim acosta for the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, donald trump continued to try to make a comeback in the last week of the campaign at a rally in north carolina. he once again attacked hillary clinton for the e-mail controversy. he saluted military veterans and talking about his own bravery. here's what he had to say. >> they are so much more brave than me. i would not have done what they have done. i'm brave in other ways.

>> christine: more than ready. okay. >> paul: all right, then. hey, hi. >> lily: how was your dinner? >> paul: fabulous. >> christine: excellent as always. >> lily: good. >> paul: in fact, all we need is the check. we're ready to go. >> lily: actually, there won't be any. >> christine: what do you mean? >> lily: uh, that woman over there, she took care of your dinner. said that you two reminded her >> paul: aww. >> [ laughs ] >> neil: so, it's getting late, and i should probably get back to genoa city. i'd love to come back and see you sometime, uh, maybe next week? >> lucinda: next week? >> neil: i mean, yeah, if that's okay. i got to tell you that i'd love to bring my kids. you know, devon and lily. and then i got this beautiful boy, moses. and i-i have grandkids. they are your great-grandchildren, and they are responsible for putting all this together. >> lucinda: [ voice breaking ] you don't owe me anything. but i want to ask you for one thing. >> neil: sure. what's that? >> neil: yes. yes, of course. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> sharon: i'm sorry

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good morning, christine. investigators will be going over the crash site itself trying to determine not just what happened, but also why it happened. a lot of the focus of their investigation is on the bus driver, 24-year-old johnthony walker. it turns out that he only had his commercial driver's license since april. and he was involved in a bus/car crash as recently as september. he's continuing to cooperate with authorities and another facet here. and that is the treatment of those children still injured. there are six that are in critical condition. the focus there are trying to heal what are very severe spinal cord as well as possible head injuries. there were a lot of children when they came in. one of the thing that was unexpected was the fact that they were so young. they had no way to identify them. and many of these children couldn't say who they were, and didn't even know their telephone numbers. how did they reunite them? parents came in with photographs. most of them carry them on their cell phone

john and christine. >> thank you. donald trump finishing the campaign on a different note than many predicted. the republican nominee suddenly disciplined. he is on message. like clinton, trump is getting help from a number of surrogates. his wife and children and other on the surrogate list. ted cruz will join mike pence on the trail. let's bring in sunlen serfaty with more. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. donald trump and his closing message seems to be trying to show late in the game message discipline. he is staying on script. he is reading off teleprompter for the rallies trying to keep the attack lines focused on hillary clinton. clearly the calculation from within the trump campaign is trump should not do anything to deviate from the message. not try to say anything controversy as he had said in the past. and donald trump talked about the new found restraint almost repeating what his campaign advisers are telling him behind-the-scenes. don't do anything to rock the boat in the final days. >> we h

. >> good morning, i'm christine romans, it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. scallops, carameled and this is inside the national hotel. >> look at the lighting there. >> right over there, across the seat -- the president-elect and the man who tried to derail his campaign joined at the table by chief of staff reince priebus. after, romney seemed humble and impressioned. >> i had a meeting with president-elect trump. we had a discussion about affairs throughout the world. and the discussion was enlightening and interesting and engaging. i enjoyed it very, very much. i was also very impressed by the remarks he made on his victory night. by the way, it's not easy, i know that myself, he did something i tried to do and was unsuccessful at. he won the general election. and he continues with a message of inclusion bringing people together. and his vision is something which obviously is connected with the american people in a very powerful way. >> cnn asked if mitt romney will be trump's secretary of state, trump's answer, we'll see what happened. >> he was speaking t

boris, christine. >>> jason, thank you. according to a report, donald trump has been skipping most of the daily intelligence briefings that have been prepared for him. the washington post reporting an intelligence team is prepared to brief trump every day since the election. he only met them twice. a briefer says it is not unprecedented. vice president-elect mike pence has taken them every day. >> joining us to talk about this so far is ellis henican and greg valliere. good morning, gentlemen. greg, let's bring you into the thanksgiving day conversation. thanks for getting up early for us. let's talk about the picks. we saw nikki haley and betsy devos. what do you make of the choices? >> some will get a tough grill from the senate. especially betsy devos. her record on school choice is controversial. >> why do you say this is controversy? he promised to drain the swamp and bring in an outsider and who wants more choice. something that maybe public school teachers are not thrilled about. this is what he promised. >> it is wh

john and christine. >> thanks for that. clinton's running mate tim kaine will be focused on florida. among her other surrogates on the campaign trail, president obama making two stops in north carolina, former president bill clinton with three events in colorado, and her daughter chelsea will campaign in new hampshire. >> donald trump starts the day in new hampshire. we told you how important that state is. then he goes to ohio. no republican has ever won the white house without ohio. then he goes to pen veins ya'. he was in north carolina and had an off script moment that raised eye brows, asking if the stage full of honored soldiers and service members, men, could imagine hillary clinton being their boss. listen. >>> you know, when i look at these great admirals and these great generals and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss? i don't think so. and, you know, they're incredible patriots, they would never say a thing, but i know what they're thinking. it is not -- it is not for

christine. hillary clinton did touchdown here a short time ago. you can still see the plane behind us. they are still taking things off it. the luggage. her campaign chairman john podesta walking off the tarmac. hillary clinton now is heading home to her house in chappaqua in westchester county. she will vote this morning. this comes at the end of an 18-month presidential campaign and at the end of a long day campaigning. she went from here to pittsburgh to grand rapids, michigan, to philadelphia, to raleigh, north carolina and then back here again. trying to give a sense of spirit and energy and she had a couple hundred people waiting for her here. on the campaign flight from raleigh, north carolina here to westchester, she was speaking with her husband, the former president was on the plane with her and some aides. she did not come back and talk to reporters. her aides say she is feeling confident about the results coming up throughout the day as americans who have not already voted decide to

boris and christine. >>> thank you, dan. three people injured after a 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of northeastern japan. it triggered a 3-foot tsunami at the fukushima plant. it caused no additional damage. the biggest wave was about 4.5 feet and hit sendai to the north of the country. the tremors felt as far away as tokyo. you see the lights swaying in the bookstore. residents are expected to continue to feel aftershocks. >>> here at home, snow shovels and snow boots and gloves out if the northeast. take a look at syracuse, new york. more areas will get snow. >> the most wonderful time of year. >> let's go to meteorologist pedram javaheri sgrch. >> boris and christine. snowshowers around. the cold air locked in place. albany at 30 degrees. syracuse at 30 degrees. the lake-effect snow machine in place in watertown and binghamton. the cold air over warm waters of the great lakes. we are seeing transfer. the winds into wednesday night begin to shift. that is wonderful news if you have plans for thanksgiving d

i'm christine romans. >> i'm boris sanchez. it is tuesday, november 22nd. we start with the agenda at trump tower in new york. before trump packs up for the mar-a-lago resort in florida for thanksgiving. the transition's public focus was on policy with an early look at the plan for the first 100 days in office. sara murray has the latest from trump tower. >> reporter: good morning, boris and christine. the revolving door continuing to churn in candidates for a trump cabinet on monday. among the meetings was with tulsie gabbard. the announcement we are looking for now is commerce secretary. multiple sources say donald trump has all but settled on wilbur ross. it is unclear if we will get that announcement. while donald trump is avoiding the press mostly, he is laying out strategy with executive actions through a video he shared on social media. >> on regulation, i will formulate a roll for every one regulation, two old regulations must be eliminated. so important. on national security, i will ask the department of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs

. >> i'm christine romans, wednesday, november 16th. it's 4:00 a.m. the pushback team, and donald trump son-in-law jared kushner is reported as infighting. sources tell cnn there is a battle between establishment republicans and not traditional conservatives. a high ranking conservative reports they are overblown. some lobbyists have been fired but that there is no purge under way. trump himself tweeted last night. very organized process taking place. he added i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. one transition official who was asked, former congressman and cnn commentator, mike rogers, let go after months of advising on security, cnn's joe jones has the latest on that. >> reporter: mike rogers, the intelligence foreman he is out, he was shot as on the short list for cia director. he's gone, of course, he was hired by chris christie, who, as well, was demoted. the question is why? what's going on with the transition. the story they certainly want to put out is this is all about a blending of the campaign staff that traveled around 9 coun

christine and miguel. >> let's bring in political reporter eugene scott. while we were digesting turkey and going out shopping, it was a long weekend with the longest twitter tirade since being president-elect. >> there is no proof to the claims he is making. i know most people believe it is a response to recount 2016 which makes the most sense. it is also something he hinted before the recount got forward. a lot of attention is paid that donald trump was elected based on the electoral college and not popular vote. >> what does he have to gain here? the country is very divided. hillary clinton is up by 2 million votes in the popular vote. is there a play here? is there any reason why he would go after this? >> not with people who are already opposed to him. not with people who already have problems with how he uses social media and how he presents himself. it is something that keeps him in good standing with people who helped get him there. the base may be concerned with him bowing to republican establishment figures more as the campaign suggested. >> it i

john and christine. >> jim acosta for us. this morning the trump campaign is denouncing an official show of support from the official newspaper of the kkk. look at this front page of the paper called "the crusader." they borrow the campaign slowingen of make american great again. they say the way to achieve that greatness is become a white, christian republic. the trump campaign said this paper is repulsive and their views do not represent the tens of millions of americans uniting behind our campaign. >> president obama heads to north carolina today to campaign for hillary clinton. the president is now hitting on a new theme on the campaign trail. in ohio he challenged men to think about what he considers the double standard that hillary clinton faces as a candidate. >> you've got the look inside yourself and ask yourself, if you're having problems with this stuff, how much of it is, you know, we're just not used to it. so that, you know, like -- you know, when -- when a guy's ambitious and out in the public arena and working

christine. >> jason carroll. thank you. >>> let's take a pause to assess how it is going with eugene scott live in washington. eugene, what you are hearing about the next round of news about filling out the cabinet. this cabinet is moving more quickly than the cabinet eight areas ag years ago. >> it seems like it. there is criticism of trump on focusing on the spots and neglige neglecting the intelligence briefings. >> you mentioned secretary of state, eugene. some of the news is the decision since last weekend with mitt romney. the interesting body language outside the trump estate in new jersey. i want to play sound from the campaign. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. >> mit, it was a dtmitt is a . t >> he gets a free ride to the white house and we get a hat. >> romney choked like a dog. >> his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> i could have said mitt drop to your knees. >> these two now cordial. not something kellyanne conway wants to see if you read into her t

. >> hi, christine! >> i'm a reporter at wzrb, and i'm always on the lookout for a this is my first strawberry of the season. yeah, it's juicy. [ laughter ] >> we need higher ratings. [ gunshot ] >> oh! >> if it bleeds, it leads. >> this is totally at odds with the work that i've been doing. it's exploitative. >> are you okay? >> do i not seem okay? >> maybe you can get us some footage of the chickens having sex so people can see how the eggs are really made. [ laughter ] that's a joke. >> what is this? what are you doing? >> i've just beem thinking a lot about your idea of sensationalizing the news. i'm agreeing with you. "christine" is a film based on a true story about a woman called christine chubbuck. her story isn't widely known about, but the reason why she has gone at any fame or notoriety is because she did something very shocking, which was to commit suicide on live television in 1974. we know about this woman because she did this thing, and obviously we're making a film about her because she d

christine and george. >>> thank you. americans are signing up for obamacare. 1 million people signed up for insurance through the federal exchange in the first 12 days of open enrollment. that's more than this time last year. the pace picked up after the election with 300,000 people selecting plans in the three days after trump won. the white house posted this video on youtube yesterday. the president, president obama, encouraging people to enroll. if trump repeals and replaces the law, customers may not see changes until next year. trump is suggesting he will likely keep the rules on pre-sipre pre-existing conditions and allowing children to stay on parents plans until they are 26. if you need insurance, log on and shop around. even if you enrolled last year, there are changes for 2017. the current plan may not be the cheapest next year. check your options. a lot of people are arguing about obamacare. some of the premiums are rising quickly. you cannot plan when premiums are rising like this. he promised to repeal and r

christine, as you noted. she is licking at the letter that comey sent to capitol hill, but in a less aggressive manner. look at what she had to say in cincinnati. >> there's there new e-mail story about, you know, why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an election without evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. if they want to look at some more e-mails of one of my staffers, by all means, go ahead. look at them. i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they looked at my e-mails last year. >> reporter: you get an invitation there, if you will, to investigate. it is important to know, when it comes to what clinton's team wants to do going forward, they want to undercut. think 12 days before the election and not seven and the clinton campaign was comfortable with the strategy and message and math. you have not seen them diverge at all. so far, they are sticking to the strategy in that record. florida today. big rally in arizona on wednesday. as long as the schedule stays

john and christine. >> thank you so much. the campaign is denouncing a show of support from the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. this is the front page of "the crusaders." it borrows the statement "make america great again." the campaign says this is repulsive and in their views does not unite the tens of millions of americans who are uniting behind our campaign. and now, of course, the trump campaign much quicker to move on it. >> much quicker, denounced what is reported to be from a white nationalist robocall in utah. denounced that as well. the financial power of both presidential campaigns playing out on the nation's airwaves. a total of $44 million flooding local station and cable channels. the clinton campaign and her super pacs are spending $25.5 million on ads in the final week before the election. dump's campaign and outside groups they're unloading $18.6 million. these numbers will likely grow. the trump campaign says it will spend a total of $25 million. the clinton campaign says it will spend a total of six

christine? she was actually -- she was palinized. i mean, the way that they treated her -- >> oh, no. we differ on that, christine. >> no. no, no, no. i think she was very unfairly treated. whether or not you agreed with her, whether or not you thought she should have been elected, i mean, she was -- they were doing to her what they did to melania the other day. melania wasn't supposed to talk about online bullying because of her husband. i mean, give me a break. >> that was clearly ironic right there. >> you know, in context. >> but, seriously, i mean, we're gonna talk about online bullying -- "we need to stop this" -- maybe roll over the pillow and maybe you can start there? >> but you know what? the online bullying was crazy because they were saying [slovenian accent] "oh, we cannot understand her. like, listen to her. she not talk right." >> i get you, but, you know, christine o'donnell -- >> i don't have enough time to go around the table, so maybe whoever wants to jump in first -- >> jump

christine? >> reporter: we are live right outside the rite aid where this occurred around 7:40 this evening on boston take a look behind me this is where billerica police say it happened outside this pharmacy in the parking lot. billerica police tell us that a uniform officer approached a suspicious looking vehicle. that vehicle a green colored dodge caravan with license plate iy888. the officer in his uniform approached the vehicle ended up opening up one of the car doors. the driver of that vehicle then put the car in reverse backed up dragging the thankfully somehow the officer was shaken free and that van took off fleeing this area. at this time we do know that the officer is okay. we've seen e.m.s. on the scene and refused treatment at a local hospital is expected to be just fine. but right now the search continues for the suspect as well as another person and that green dodge caravan again the license plate on that rhode island plates iy888. right now billerica police say this is a very se

victor and christine. >>> thank you. hate watch dog groups are slamming the breitbart boss as chief strategist. the anti-defamation league said it is a sad day when a man who presided over the web site of the alt-right is slated to be a senior staff member in the people's house. >> the southern poverty law center scolding the president-elect for the hire. trump should rescind the hire. in the victory speech, he intended to be president for all americans. >> and this from retiring senate leader harry reid escalating attacks on the new president. president-elect's selection of bannon will be represented at the highest levels of hate in the white house. >> and one of several incidents happened at a church in a heavily latino neighborhood outside of washington. graffiti reading trump nation. whites only discovered on a wall and on a sign advertising spanish language services. washington's bishop calling on trump to speak out against the vandali vandalism. >> trump talked about it on sunday with the first sit down interview s

i'm christine maddela. we have team coverage tonight with fox5's abby theodros but first-- fox5's adam herbets has been out there on the strip since the beginning. he's live now with construction crews can count themselves lucky. well it's the paris casino on the strip and everybody knows this place has a spa it has a pool it has restaurants it has a whole casino floor and of course it has plenty of guests who just want to enjoy their vacation when the building was evacuated 3,000 people had to get out... and if there was anything they needed left behind... well, that can certainly ruin your vacation. heres some video from last night... thats when it was the most obvious that this was the only casino not lighting up the strip. and when the pr people for caesars entertainment actually spoke about all of this today and they didn't seem too happy with the construction company that set off this chain honestly what they were trying to do had nothing to do with the power that's why it's so surprising that the pow

john and christine. >> so remarkable. this is the day america goes to vote and this is the day both of these campaigns and candidates sort of pause and wait. it must be nerve wracking. >> i can tell you as a resident of westchester county, new york, this is roughly six hours later than anyone in that county stays awake. to see these many people gathered in one place at one time in sleepy westchester, it is a remarkable, remarkable vision to see. it really is. it is interesting. >> hillary clinton made a point of that. secretary clinton made a point of that, if i can say in raleigh. she said, boy, this is sure waiting up late for when she came into the arena with lady gaga. it was so energetic. she seemed happy she decided to stay awake. i'm told this late midnight rally was bill clinton's idea. this is something he did when he was running for president, doing midnight rallies. she agreed, signed on to it. the reason they were in north carolina, it is the tightest battleground state they believe there is, they have a chanc

i'm christine romans. >> i'm george howell. new this morning, president-elect trump picked general michael flynn for the job of national security advisor. this according to a trump transition official. flynn was a fierce supporter during the campaign. he would come to the white house with baggage. among other things, he was fired as director of defense intelligence agency. officials say because of his combative management style. as for the transition activity, it is moving forward at trump tower. the president-elect has a two-hour meeting to review top choices for key administration jobs and after that, trump will spend the weekend at trump golf course in new jersey. he is set to sit down with 2012 republican nominee mitt romney to talk about a role for him. can you imagine being a fly on the wall? let's bring in sara murray. >> reporter: good morning, george and christine. donald trump offering a role to michael flynn. our sources have not said if flynn accepted that position. flynn has been at donald trump's side throughout t

john and christine. >> pamela brown, thank you. donald trump this morning going after cnn on twitter for our reports questioning the president-elect's claims about voter fraud. his claims have no basis in evidence. trump shared tweets from suppo t supporters who are hitting jeff zeleny. one of trump's retweets is from a 16-year-old calling zeleny pathetic. note the double negative there. another retweet from trump. noting tezeleny is a part-time journalist. notice this, looking for examples of voter fraud. full-time journalist here. still working. >>> trump tower is working today. planning a full day of meetings. mike pence spent time with his boss. afterwards, he reported of big developments today. >> look forward to being at it tomorrow morning. look forward to big announcements. >> one could be the pick for secretary of health and human services. a source tells cnn the president-elect has chosen six term congress member tom price of georgia. he is a critic of obamacare. he believes regulatory burdens and taxes and lawsuits again

christine maddela joins us from the newsroom with what to look out for. the polls are starting to close on the other side of the country-- and we're getting a better look at who is in the lead across the east coast. decide who will take harry reid's spot in the senate seat. the winner of that seat possibly deciding which party takes a majority in the upper chamber. red and blue arent the only colors this election season...a lot of people are seeing green with recreational marijuana on the ballot. fox5's abby theodros joins us live from shango dispensary along boulder highway where advocates of the measure are starting their it's one of the presidential election days on record for las vegas with temperatures climbing into the 80s this afternoon. we'lll fall back into the 70s and 60s this evening with overnight lows dropping into the upper 50s. skies will stay sunny again on wednesday with high temperatures holding in the low 80s and upper 70s. we'll keep temperatures in the mid to upper 70s through the remainder of the week with a few high clouds passing t

i'm christine maddela. police say she had the tigers and other exotic animals including monkeys, a panther, a fox, and skunks in her texas home... running freely around her 14- year-old daughter. that woman then moved to pahrump...where it catch her. fox5's kathleen jacob has been in pahrump all day talking to neighbors...kathle en are people just in shock? yeah, john christine. they're shocked... they're relieved now that the tigers are no longer here. look at this behind me... this is the yard where the they were... look how short this fence is.. and you can see the this cleared area at the edge where neighbors say the tigers would pace back and forth. we talked to one neighbor who described these tigers as having huge paws and...although being as tall as him on their hind legs. he was shocked when he spotted them. my neighbor pointed out to me that there were some tigers behind his house and i looked over i seen them go back and forth the fence and what got my attention was there was only a 4 ft fence. i

i'm christine maddela... the people marching-- angry with last night's results despite calls for unity from both parties. fox5's miguel martinez valle is on the strip with protestors-- he john christine about 50 people gathered here outside of the trump hotel in las vegas they had posters and chants ready. all told me tonight to protest was a response to the shock they received after hearing the news that trump won the presidency protestors the protester it off small with a few people posting pictures online but as words went around on social media more and more people showed up they eventually left the front of trump tower talk to the strip where they walked all turning back and walking all the way back. most of the people i spoke with tonight say they know that these protest they're not gonna change the outcome of the presidency but they want the world to know that just because their vote didn't give them the result they wanted , their voices will not be silenced sylvia robinson "he represents and symbolize

i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. one week to go until election day and a slew of developments in the last few hours. fbi director james comey says he will not give an update on the new ex mails that could be related to the clinton investigation until his agents have reached a conclusion. hillary clinton maintains the investigation will amount to nothing, saying there's no case here. donald trump warns it would be a constitutional crisis for the country if clinton is elected and all of this as the "new york times" is out overnight with new reporting on donald trump's taxes and how he might have avoided paying hundreds of millions of dollars in federal taxes by, as they put it, stretching the tax law beyond any recognition. >> we'll get to that in a moment. first, the fbi urgently moving forward with its search of newly-discovered e-mails from the laptop belonging to disgraced congressman anthony weiner. there are hundreds of thousands of e-mails on the laptop, but agents are using sophisticated software to dramaticall

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christine. this is the first meeting that president obama and president-elect trump have ever had. we all know so much about their storied relationship in the past from trump's role in the birther movement and president obama's fiery rhetoric in the last months. campaign against trump. white house officials admit the meeting with them today will not be an easy one for president obama, but that said, he says he is certainly committed to make sure there is a successful transfer of power with the administrations. this is something that president obama touched on yesterday when he spoke in the rose garden. >> and i'm looking forward to doing everything i can to make sure the next president is successful in that. i've said before, i think of this job as being a relay runner. take the baton, run your best race and hopefully by the time you hand it off, you're a little further ahead. you made a little progress. i can say we have done that and i want to make sure the handoff is well executed. ultimately

>> reporter: good morning, christine. this is an aboutface for facebook. at first, mark zuckerberg was dismissing all of the talk of fake news. saying it is 1% of the content we see on the platform. now he is under so much pressure, not just from the media you and i talking about this, but users wondering what is facebook going to do and the pressure on the stock price. a lot of tech companies suffered since donald trump won the election. now all of a sudden he has come out with a post and has three ideas he shared on his facebook page about what facebook can do. this is unprecedented. usually facebook doesn't share plans. they announce once they are done. he is saying facebook is working on a stronger detection system. maybe using artificial intelligence of what is fake before users report fake news. also, allowing users an easy system for reporting. keep in mind, anti-bullying advocates said facebook needed an easier way for people to do one click and report somebody

i'm christine maddela. here's a look at the electoral map right now. so far -- trump has won... clinton has won... we have team coverage on election night. fox five's kevin bolinger... faith election night. fox five's kevin bolinger... faith tanner... eric hilt... and miguel martinez-valle are standing by at the democratic and republican party headquarters... for the senate and u-s house. kathleen jacob is at one of the polling sites here in the valley. but first -- the majority of voters are making their voices heard today. many are flooding the polls right now to cast their vote. lines were long in some states... but experienced major problems. the polls have closed on the east coast. back here in the valley... the polls are busy. there's less than an hour to cast your vote. fox5's kathleen jacobs is live at a polling station in foothill high school with more. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning the first efforts from donald trump's campaign to make a case of illegal voting against clark county came up empty today..... a district judge denied a motion filed