look, it so happens that miss crump... miss crump? society, eh? oh! look, she, uh... she... she's not interested in any of your boys. well, it's fitting that a girl do a little balking. she wouldn't be a lady it so happens that miss crump is my girl. steady, boys. your girl? yes. well, sheriff, that comes a surprise. why, you're a good friend and all that and i hate to take your girl away from you but an omen is an omen. andy?! briscoe... i ain't got time to talk to you now. i got to run the boys through a creek a couple of times to get them ready to come a-courtin'. i'll see you later. oh, andy, do something. ( engine starting ) now, briscoe, i've told you once and i'm telling you again. miss crump is my girl and if you don't stay away from her i'm going to arrest you! now, you remember that! and we mean it! well, what do you think will happen? i don'.. well, i'll tell you one thing. they're not going to get any more of my muffins. if we could just reason with them but people that live by omens and witchcraft and stuff like that-- you just can't get through to them. gomer:

now, miss crump is bringing her niece over here. i'm sorry she's a girl, and i'm sorry it's saturday, but we're gonna entertain them. okay? i say okay? okay. and remember, opie, miss crump has been very nice to you. ( doorbell rings ) well, that must be them. mm-hmm. hmm. good morning, helen. come right in. good morning, aunt bee. cynthia, this is miss taylor. how do you do? how do you do? my goodness, aren't you a pretty little thing? well, well. oh, hi, andy. cynthia, this is mr. taylor. how do you do, mr. taylor? nice to meet you, young lady. and this is opie. iss crump. morning, opie. hmm. this, uh... this is opie. opie, this is my niece, cynthia. hi. hi. well, let's sit down. mm-hmm. opie, cynthia comes all the way from west virginia. isn't that interesting? wheeling, isn't it, cynthia? yes. mmm. lovely weather we're having, too, hmm? aren't we having lovely weather? ear. just beautiful. just beautiful. not a cloud in the sky. not a cloud in the sky. opie, why don't you take cynthia out and play for a while? seven-a. me, too. m

miss crump and i will be the judges essay will be printed on the front page of our anniversary edition. now, the rest is up to you. you don't have much time so i want you to get right to work. class dismissed. well, ope... anything happen in school today? yeah. china paul dropped his bacon-and-tomato sandwich on the playground. after it got stepped on a few times. stepped on? didn't anybody see it lying there? we all did. we took turns jumping on it. oh, opie! oh, yeah! there was something else real good. mr. upchurch stopped by and told the class that he's going to give away a prize for the best essay on the battle of mayberry and he's going to print it in the newspaper. that ought to be real interesting to write about. especially since you have an ancestor who was one of the heroes of that battle. i do? colonel carlton taylor. a colonel! wow! according to your great-grandfather, he was an officer-- we're not sure if he was a colonel. andy, i'm sure i heard he was a colonel. and it wasn't a real army. it was a militia that got together to protect the settlement. a militia, huh? yeah.

donald trump with 48%, hillary clinton with 48%, but it was the electoral votes that sent crump over the top. trump winning the state of wisconsin, but we did not know the results until just three hours ago. it is the first time that a since 1984. >> so at this early hour, we do know donald trump will be president. we don't know how many states in all he'll carry. >> some states are too close to call this morning. >> more now from new york. >> it is my high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to you the president-elect of donald trump. >> with key states still too close to call, donald trump declared victory. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans and this is so important to me. >> sources tell nbc hillary clinton called trump to concede. publicly her campaign held out hope. >> we can wait a little longer, can't we? we're still counting votes and every vote should cheers for trump. >> we're just excited about having a chance after eight years of failed policies. >> they split battle ground states. this morning's opening bell uncertai

he will force the fumble from dawkins and crump with the scoop and score. asu pumps even at 7-7. you think we have a ball game. quarter scoring 21 unanswered points highlighted by this 64- yard pass play from deckins to a wide wide open phillips. 28-seven lead. 7 lead. in the third quarter, the asu sun devils have rallied. 35-20 eight. 8. back to ms. arizona if we could, she is still in the headlines considering giving her a coop. >> reporter: -- coopie for sufficient -- toughness. that's a pretty click -- slick way to score a date donald think? -- don't you think? >> a new video tonight of black friday shoppers turning violent as re at a crowded mall in modesto california. the fight broke out at midnight several videos quickly surfaced. according to our sister station in la there were no ruralities of injuries. >> thank goodness this was the exception not the rule. >> moment of the folks behaving themselves. one thing sharps didn't find anywhere in the -- shoppers didn't find in the mall. the hatchimal. >> they are sold out just about everywhere. a pair of glendale brothers boug

the motortrend car of the year,, th electric car will to 80 miles on a full charge price will start crump $37,000 you can get into the driver seat by the end of the year, and other finalists including the chrysler pacifica is been awake since the to talk about some of the postelection risks. >> what does it mean for your investments which workrk joined les szarka of the szarka financial.in i think the only bigger surprise than trump election was how the market reacted to what many thought that it would be reacting negatively but opposite happened. the feeling is that may have been a lot of closet trump supporters, on wall street that were funding for donations, but were probably hopingon that don trump william brejchah i don't think that this was an endorsement of him,, far from i. i think it was a total repudiation of the system and the fact that we've had this years.ar people who have been hurting an are ignored, i think the hope that they see in terms of the market going up is that maybe now we have gotrm a united government and maybe do something to get the economy growingi. that's wh

alameda county is taking action on the wave of hate-related criminal activity after the election of crump. the alameda county district has established a new hotline to report hate crimes. 510-208-4824. we have the number on our website. >> parents and students and the school honored five victims of the terrible crash in ten with balloons and candles and gospel music marking the event in chattanooga. people wanted it show support and help those with a heavy heart close to the holidays. >> investigators are focusing on the driver's history and speed at the tomorrow of the bus crash. johnthony walker is facing numerous charges for killing five children and injuring two dozen other. personnel saying connecting the injured with parents was a long process because many were too young to know the name of their parents. >> police are look for a man accused of sexually assaulting a male student. police say the attack happened early in the morning off campus university housing. the victim met the suspect on the internet. >> santa rosa father acoupled of drowning his four year old daughter in the bap

. >> peninsula high school student was attacked for supporting crump. we will show you a shocking video. >> heads up if you drive on the most jam packed streets, the major upgrades t >>> breaking news from the live desk. all the breaking news is a nasty crash in oakland. we just got this video to the newsroom, a crash of a scar involving -- a your involving a car that ran into a bart wall at 11th and broadway. witnesses say the driver is okay. the young driver was reportedly calling his parents as police arrived on the scene. no word on what happened. perhaps the driver fell asleep. police are investigating. major heads up if you head to the city center station at 11th and broadway. >> thank you, jessica. >> a peninsula high school student supported donald trump may have made her a target. she was attacked at high school after being accused of being racist. katie marzullo has the video. >> cell phone captures the moment the female student attacks a sophmore. >> the girl comes up and said, do you hate mexican and i was, like, no, and slow said you suppor

election system was rigged and in sir vir crump was highly critical of thousand. >> the owner of ben's chili bowl hopes to be the first to welcome him. >> countless celebrities and dignitaries and ali the owner plans to carry on the tradition with the next president and in fact has suggestions in mind for donald trump. >> will donald trump be welcome at ben's chili bowl. >> everybody is welcome at ben's chili bowl. absolutely. >> what would you recommend him works. >> mrs. ali expects president obama to become a regular as he returns to office. >> it's your station for politics. we invite you to weigh in. tweet us now using 5@630 and look for your tweet on our political show next at 6:30. >> metro kicked off another round of safe track improvement work today and it's expected to metro says the track work will result in service reductions for every rider on the orange and silver lines regardless of point of original inor destination. and on the orange line expect continuous single tracking between east falls church and west false church and expect rush hour trains that only run every 20

. >> like when you crump alpiece of paper and each time you hear a kringal, that could be an after shock in an earthquake. >> so far no reports of major damage in this quake. >>> president elect trump's transition team released a video today. >> i've asked my transition team to develop a list of executive actions we can take on day one to restore our laws and bring back our jobs. it's about time. >> the video outlines mr. trump's 10-point plan for his first 100 days in office. they offered one of the first opportunities to hear from the president elect directly. he's not held an official news briefing since being elected two weeks ago. political analyst says we still know very little about mr. trump's plans. >> at some point there's going to have to be an opening. a full detail of how he wants to handthle immigration, trade. you can't just be asking people for lists. because otherwise we're not going to know where we're going. >> kelly ann conway confirms mr. trump met with some members of the media. among the attendees were lester holt and chuck todd. >> okay. did you watch? these are c

i think the extent to which crump has won, winning a campaign of racism and bigotry, turning out millions of white americans for that campaign, suggests we are living through a kind of second redemption, a push-back against the advance advancement. >> i think it's a push-back and pac lash but i think it's about something that is much more longer running than race. i think elet's of both of our political parties. in the past-- no, i think that it's-- it's longer running than merely a reaction to the election of the first black american president. i think it's much more about a reaction to the fact that we had, under bush and obama, policies that did not benefit these people. that they did not see as benefiting themselves. and i think they're rejecting both of those party elites. i think that's why trump came along and was able to take over the republican party with a message that was very unrepublican. >> we're looking at unified among working class whites. i don't think this is just a question of poor economic policy for working class whites. >> but clearly they're dissatisfied with the o

crump takes it to the house. watch the block in the back by maurice chandlers. right there. it is a flag and that is the kind of night it was. unbelievable interception by nfl-style i.n.t. they have quite a secondary and a team that can bring it defensively. 75 yards from jake browning. chico is the man on this one. how about it, you have to like it. 75 yards. they have all kinds of offensive weapons here. this time, browning on a second and 11 goes with the deep ball to donte are up 17-0. a long second half. manny wilkins trying to stay on his feet. man, he was hounded. there is number 32. sacked seven times in this game. unable to get the offense clicking. made a run late but still, they get blown out, 44-18 the final. a.s.u. falls to 5-6 on the season. carson palmer, you look at his numbers last game. 376 yards. this touchdown pass to david johnson in the win over san francisco. on the road against a minnesota vikings also desperate to stay in the playoff hunt. we're going to alert you. we have an ice scraper sighting in minneapolis. it is below freezing as we check in wi

milwaukee native now c-e-o randy crump working with mps to encourage students now to or trade school.his company works for the bucks who are partnering with him in this project for some 200 students..from freshman to seniors. "at most major airports faith and flying go hand and hand. i am marlie hall at john f. kennedy international, ny with more coming up." up." 3 and a move by a high court in the u-k has brought some uncertainty to the brexit...the update in your money watch. 3 plus...facebook is about to mark a huge milestone...we'lltell you what it is plus much more as the russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. russ: the bottom line - people want an economy that delivers for them. man: we just need a fair shake, and, russ, i think you need a bigger van. russ: i'm russ feingold in today's money watch --- facebook says its reven

ted cruz is at the crump tower. jason miller live. congressman duncan hunter one of the first congressman on the trump train. dean cain famous but not liberal. why he is not leaving the country and senator tom cotton also his name has been thrown around as a possible key member of the trump team. he will be here joining us. please get dressed. . . >>> we're eight minutes away from the top of the hour. green lighting the green inside bars and restaurants. denver allowing tourists and residents to get high everywhere from nightclubs to yoga studios. there's a few catches. listen up. you can't smoke up. establishments can't sell it and an association has to approve every permit request. >>> to baltimore. they're cracking down on crime by banning toy guns. the city council unanimously voting to ban all replica and bb guns fearing they're using thome to rob stores and commit guns. they thought a toy gun was real. baltimore has had more than 800 shootings so far this year. the city is on pace for more than 300 murders. >>> suck it up butter

the crump campaign is now pushing back on that. including experts in the field including the house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers. there have been a variety of policy reasons. chris christie once sent jared kushner's father to prison. >> in 2004, he game focus of a federal investigation. charged in a bizarre attempt to silence a federal witness. it all stepped from an accusation that kushner had been making campaign contributions using names of his employees, so co-skirt the federal contribution limits. what makes this so interesting is that the man prosecuting kushner was then u.s. attorney for new jersey, chris christie. >> investigation has surrounded potential charges of federal criminal tax violations and violations of the federal campaign contribution laws. >> but there is a different and almost shakespearean dynamic. charles kushner's sound is jared, ivanka's husband. charles kushner, a democrat, often donated to democratic candidates. in 2002, his brother and his accountant filed lawsuits against kushner allegi

i think the extent to which crump has won, winning a campaign of racism and bigotry, turning out millions of white americans for that campaign, suggests we are living through a kind of second redemption, a push-back against the advance it's-- it's longer running thack american president. 's mthh more about a reaction to the fact that we had, under bush and obama, policies that did not benefit these people. that they did not see as benefiting themselves. and i think they're rejecting both of those party elites. i think that's why trump came along and was able to take over the republican party with a message that was very unrepublican the white house tonight? the president of the united as it could be. donald trump is in the lead. he needs 26 more electoral vote to get to 270. he is not there. there are too many undecideds right now, nor is hillary clinton. take it back now to scott and norah. >> pelley: charlie, thank you. let's take a quick look at exactly where the race stands right now. let's have a look at the electoral college map. charlie just mentioned that donald trump has 244, not

forward with any criminal prosecution on the mail matter for hillary clinton is not sitting with with crump and his supporters. house speaker paul ryan not an enthusiastic backer from the beginning of the nominee said and i quote, "regardless of this decision the finding of the fbi investigation is that secretary clinton put our nation's secrets at risk and in doing so compromised our national security. she simply believe says before the law and plays by her own rules." he continues by mentioning the going nominee by name and i quote, "let's bring the clinton era to an end by voting for donald trump on tuesday." carl cameron is in michigan at a donald trump event. california? >>> we have not heard donald trump comment on this, the news broke when he was on stage at the last event but he will address it here. his running mate, mike pence, echoed what paul ryan said, that we can end the clinton corruption by electing drunk and doing away with it. in adifficult, the campaign marry, skelly an -- kellyanne conway we know she is reckless and careless and lied. trump is getting all five states tha

there's anger after one of last week's students protests against crump. coming up at 5:30, the concerns of antioch police chief of a principal that marched with his students. >>> more than 150 hertz workers at,fo may be out -- at sfo. the circumstances of the layoffs that have them calling for a boycott. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. police from kosovo have foiled attacks. authorities arrested 18 people and six more in neighboring albania in the past two weeks. the police say the suspects were in contact with an isis member who declared himself as commander of albania of sirra and -- syria and attack. >>> time is 5:12. we have new information about the deadly commuter train crash in n

crump is not plan on that. >> well, he assisted dying border security enforcement bill is their top priority. >> today, mayor lee will join other city and community officials to reaffirm san francisco's commitment to remaining a sanctuary city. the cities do not prosecute someone based only on being undocumented. two months ago donald trump vowed to dismantle sanctuary cities saying they harbor dangerous criminals who commit crimes. last year kate steinle was killed along the embarcadero by an unfunded mandate with a felony record. >> rides it three san francisco bart stations can expect empathy walls made of post it notes, words to counteract what people call the hateful prosecute trick of president-elect donald trump looking like this, a mural with encouraging notes about hope, peace and understanding. the artist say it is a way to communicate you do not stand for what trump stands for. the posts will be at montgomery street, 16th street and 24th street stations. >> president obama is expected to address the election results during a news conference today. we are going to carry that live i

crump has been elected president of the united states. they've lost 60 seats in congress since 2010 and that's at the national level. at the state level the democrat party has lost 242 state seats, lost control of 30 state legislative chambers and a dozen governorships. when barack obama took office republicans had control of about eight state legislatures where they had the governor and the state legislature. today it's half the country. at the state level they've been completely wiped out. >> pretty compelling argument there, austan. what's the counter? >> several of those things i don't disagree with. you know, donald trump wins a very narrow presidential victory. but i think marc is right, that completely turned the tables. now it's the democrats fighting with each other trying to figure out, you know, why did this happen and whose fault was it and where should they move. the only thing i would observe at the state level is a lot of what you've seen at the state level is true at the house of representatives too, which was 2010 was a b

pretty much a crump we willed up mess. and it is hard to believe that anyone made it out of here alive. a very scary situation for people on that train for last night. time after this crash. some of those passengers told us they heard scraping on the bottom of the train before it came to a stop. it didn't appear anyone on board that train was hurt. was moved in to bring everyone home. this morning, transit police are investigating. the biggest question, of course, who those two people are that took off from the scene and why they were running in the first place. we have calls out to transit police and it will be posted here on the fox25 morning news live in revere, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> a new clue in the case of a woman killed while out on a jog in the tiny town of princeton. for weeks police have not revealed any updates about the investigation, but they are revealing new information in the hopes of sparking a new lead. our michael henrich is live in princeton this morning with the new information. good morning,

enough percentage of voters in any state or commonwealth goes to the polls wanting change and thinking crump is the zrumt of that change it does not bode vel for hillary clinton. >> it is certainly possible. >> once we start getting the first projection, everybody is going to be watching so closely to get twrend for the other battleground states. >> right. and the question is how many latinos turn out. mow college educated voters toumpblt how big is the gender gap. the resulteds in virginia might be relevant to results we see in north carolina or even in pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania your home state, all of a sudden by all accounts it is in play. >> generally speaking, republicans always seem to hear the siren song of pennsylvania. and they go there and they try to compete and ultimately they are not able to. but it does seem as though donald trump has been able to really make it competitive outside of philadelphia with the white, working class voters that make up so much of his natural base. he's really made that commonwealth a competitive one. >> it is a moment that we're watching very clo

now, as far as hispanics in florida are concerned, he needs, crump needs a big turnout on his behalf to win that state. do you think it's going to happen? >> i think -- cuban americans could really help him tremendously. in the last two months he has gained 20 points among cuban american voters. >> why? >> in south florida. i think president obama has helped him tremendously with his cuba policies. and basically what happened two weeks ago at the united nations. for the first time in 55 years, the united states has not voted pro-the embargo against cuba. >> all right. so cuban americans in dade county where you live in miami and then throughout the state follow this stuff very, very closely where's as a lot of americans don't know what happened at the u.n. >> absolutely. yes. >> president obama didn't vote to uphold some of the embargo, cubans got angry and that's going to help donald trump? >> i would imagine that is the straw that broke the camel's back. why? >> dade county is usually democratic though. >> it is. >> except that voting block called the cuban american. >> and you thi

. ♪ ♪ >> well, for the almost the length of the campaign, obamacare was the key campaign target for crump. he promised to repeal and replace it repeatedly. but since winning that plan appears to have been dialed back a little bit. here to explain is fox news correspondent peter doocy. >> the first of the winter holidays is here. when they are all over, health insurance premiums for many are set to spike so consumers are curious what the new president will do about it the one certain at this so far seems to be that something will happen quickly. >> decisions have been made that by the president elect that is he wants to focus out of the gate on repealing obamacare and beginning the process of replacing obamacare with the kind of free market solutions that he campaigned on. >> the vice president elect language there is key because he suggests there could be a little bit of a wait between the affordable care acts' repeal and something else coming along to replace it mr. trump said recently the gap won't be too long. >> we're not going to have like a two-day period and we're not going to have

the complexion, if you will, of crump's picks so far, culturally and politically. i want to speak with david axelrod who's been candid in his criticism on twitter so far. an. better take something. dayquil liquid gels doesn't treat a runny nose. it doesn't? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels fight your worst cold symptoms including your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is! [and her new business: i do, to jeanetgo. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit quickbooks-dot-com. g new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. my name is danita seaton. i'm a gas servi

the transition team is going to be important but the most important is what crump wants to do. >> you put this on facebook, i believe, quote. it turns out that the elites in washington have no idea what is going on in this country. they are completely clueless. they are in complete shock right now. rick scott says i love it. what did you mean? how did the elite get so caught off guard by donald trump in the victory? >> it was just like my race in 2010. the republican establishment didn't support me. they ran ads against me. and it was very similar to what donald trump went through. people were shocked. a business person could win and try to change, in my case, the state and what donald trump, they are shocked that he won. i mean, i talked to people in washington. and i have talked to them for the last year. they never never believed trump could win. they are going to see change now. business people, get results. and that's when donald trump is going to do. people voted for change. is he going to give them change. >> i hear your point that the elites dropped the ball. they didn't bring

. >>> we're learning more about a man in crump's transition team, his son-in-law -- in donald trump's transition team, his son-in-law, jared kushner. a harvard grad who started taking over the family's real estate company like donald trump did. "the new york times" reports kushner was behind demoting chris christie in the transition chairman and kicking his allies off the team. the campaign denies that. there's good reason to believe it. we have more on this. trace, kushner and christie, they have a bit of a history. >> reporter: they do. in 2004 while he was the u.s. attorney for new jersey, chris christie prosecuted the case against jared kushner's father, charles, for tax evasion, witness tampering. charles kushner, a prominent democratic donor, was convicted and sentenced to two years. the case made huge headlines and helped launch chris christie into the republican elite. the trump team flatly denies that jared kushner was behind the perjurying of christie and his -- purging of christie and his allies from the transition team. >> couldn't be further from the truth. jared did a fa

morning erv crump is coming in at 38 degrees and if you are getting up it's not 8:00 it's not 8:30. it's 7:30. you forgot to set the clock back last night so get on that after the newscast today. wees start out with temperatures now for you -- as we start out with temperatures now for you a couple places are cold. 39 in highlands ranch but 44 in morrison so in some locationsyou in the 30s and 40s around here. colorado with big rains alongs kansas line and spins around and pro-- along the kansas lines and spins around and produces rain. telluride has snow but we are under kind of a hole a dry slot right under that low pressure area. so we have mostly clear skies over denver. so as we go through the day, that's the rule for us. think mostly sunny skies. high today should be about 68 and 10 bive normal for this -- above normal for this time year. we cool down tomorrow with a cold front coming through. front for us and as we know as we have been saying for the last 2 or 3 months, we need the moisture. let's see if it is coming. >> okay dave we do need it. thank you. >>> secret service a

. >> crump, i believe is a bigot and racist. i think the way he promoted birtherism and attacked mexicans and all -- >> -- >> that is my second point. no. and i agree the vice president. many of those voters rejected the democratic party partly on economics. the reason i did not support hillary clinton. i thought bernie sanders would have a much better messenger and he would have won that campaign and defeated donald trump. >> some of donald trump's supporters were saying, going beyond what donald trump had said in terms of racist sex -- >> no question. >> -- painting, you know, the president elect's entire voter base with one broad brush is terrible politics. the thing for democrats to figure out right now. hillary clinton was a unique candidate. she appealed to the donor class and the multi millionaire class and also trying to appeal -- >>[chatter]. -- african american, women. but here is the thing. what joe biden is talk about and maybe bernie could have won them. maybe joe biden could have won them. is a large pool of white

>> well, i think this president-elect crump has confidence in flynn's intelligence landscape and will do a fine job as the national security adviser. >> he said that fear of muslims is rational. forward this to others and no questions. that's the kind of statement ast all of them are wonderful, decent hard people. and he seems to be casting this wide net. >> i think we have to be much more careful in making sure we're clear that it is radical islamic terrorists and it is a sect within that. making sure going forward, that we're much more careful on who we have to be clear of. we should not be so concerned with political correctness as much as making sure this country is safe and take them head on. >> inhe had of saying fear of muslims. instead of fear it. we'll continue these conversations. i'm sure many times down the road. thank you for joining us and i hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving. >> thank you, too. heading into the holidays, the united states is warning citizens about dangers abroad and the terror at home. they're getting ready in new york city. >> we're learning of ext

so there are pockets of the community suffering and crump has the answers and responses to that. >> here is the thing. if you just look at the words that donald trump has said about the black community. and it starlets from 2011 with birtherism. which is inherently racist. and he still hasn't apologized for it. he tried to delegislatize our first black president. it doesn't jive at all and then goes in front of all white audiences and basically gives character assassinations of black community and now because he's giving policy at the 11th hour oh yeah this is our guy? that's he's talking to the black community? he doesn't have a history of --he does. >> no he does not. central park five. why don't we go there. he put out an ad. >> -- super predators. let's go in. let's go there for the crime bill. >> she apologized more that. he didn't apologize for anything. >> --. >> oh i said things i didn't mean. it wasn't even specific. it was so broad. it was incredibly broad. central park five, housing discrimination against minorities back in the 70s, it goes on and on and on. so this is not som

. >> they are big changes and they are all in crump's direction. this is the old map. this is where they were yesterday. and here is the new map. what's changed? new hampshire from battleground to leaning republican. and maine from battleground to lean republican. so does that mean? take look there. 268 for clinton. she falls below 270. 204 for donald trump. >> that's incredibly when you look at the basic leans. but when getting to 270 she has two points to go and he has many more. what do the changes mean for the race to 270? >> let's look at his path first. you are right. he has a steeper cline. may have gotten a little less steep but still steep. he has to run the table on the yellow states. give him every one of those, nevada, arizona, florida, north carolina, new hampshire all five remaining states, he only gets to 269. there is analect electoral vote in nebraska. if he gets that he gets to 270. but hillary clinton is at 268, remember. what does she need? just would have been these remake blattleground states. the smallest new hampshire, she only needs one of thes

and all of a sudden we're -- crump is going to be elected president and -- >> i'm telling you, it's like nothing we have seen before. that's going to be a fact. so if it is a republican senate, republican house, he's going to think he can do -- remake this the way he wants to. so to me, i think that's the worst possible scenario for the markets in general. >> and i'll push back real quick. tim was here last night. and it was his word, i don't want to take credit for it. he used the word conciliatory. that's what he will be. i think he will move far from the -- what we hear now. i think he will move more center than mrs. clinton. >> i think you're nuts. that's not a partisan comment. >> if he wins would you go to cash? >> i think it makes sense to get the heck out of the market for a while. >> if he won. when you say get the heck out of the market. that means -- >> doesn't mean sell your retirements and this and that. what i think is means is that we're going to be faced with, you know, just the amount of uncertainty, politically, that this -- the financial situation, the markets just don

the spot, of security for many, many years, a hunch, but it was a good hunch and an indication of how crump goes about making decisions. in the case of reince priebus and bannon, that was not a snap hunch decision. he has had a chance to work with the guys for months and of any component that anyone ever demonstrates to donald trump, the key component is loyalty. that above all others, and clearly they must have demonstrated that in donald trump. >> same story with donald trump's general counsel living in one of his buildings is involved in the board, and trump said i like what you do, come together and meet me at 10:00 a.m. and he did not go and know it was serious, and he has been a general counsel to donald trump since that time. thank you, doug. arthel? >> we will bring lieu back in the deputy assistant and head of presidential personnel to former president george w. bush and served on the bush transition counsel and partner of ashcroft and sutton and reyes. we have been talking about the republican's action. how will this choice of reince priebus as chief of staff and steve bannon at c

crump leading there 49% to 43%. clinton has two weeks ago and heading to pennsylvania. where hillary clinton has improved her lead, four points ahead of donald trump. she was two points ahead a month ago. nationally clinton is ahead of trump in most polls, but that lead is shrinking. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> kris: tonight at 11:00, we'll have the latest 7news/umass lowell poll. we're looking at the numbers in race that could shift the balance of power in our nation's capital. as the race comes down to the wire, our political editor andy hiller and umass lowell pollster dr. josh will answer some of your tough questions. e-mail your questions to 7news at whdh.com or ask us via twitter using the #7news. they'll have some of the answers to your questions tonight. >> christa: violence orleans. police pepper sprayed a crowd of protesters there. they were there to speak out against david duke, a former kkk leader who was one of the candidates debating. the crowd grew angry when they were not allowed into the college's auditorium. >> kris: f

i think the extent to which crump has won, winning a campaign of racism and bigotry, turning out millions of white americans for that campaign, suggests we are living through a kind of second redemption, a push-back against the advance advancement. >> i think it's a push-back and pac lash but i think it's about something that is much more longer running than race. elet's of both of our political parties. in the past-- no, i think that it's-- it's longer running than merely a reaction to the election of the first black american president. i think it's much more about a reaction to the fact that we had, under bush and obama, policies that did not benefit these people. that they did not see as benefiting themselves. and i think they're rejecting both of those party elites. i think that's why trump came along and was able to take over the republican party with a message that was very unrepublican. >> we're looking at unified unified. among college-educated whites, among working class whites. i don't think this is just a question of poor economic policy for working class whites. >> but clearly

>> well-- >> i realize it can go either way. >> but given the way the ways in which crump is-- has been successful tonight and given what's left outstanding, wisconsin and pennsylvania look very jittery. i mean, and michigan, too. and so he's-- he's won a lot of the states that-- the flags have been tipping in his direction. so if that continues -- >> and there's arizona as well. >> arizona, which i don't think-- i think given the way the night is going, arizona will end up in his column. you only need five. >> isn't it ironic here starting the evening saying if donald trump wins, he's basically got to run the table of all those battleground states. now, hillary clinton has to run the table if she's going to win. >> with less room. >> she's 61 votes away. it's just-- everything this year is upside down. >> and, again, we've got-- while we're here waiting for the votes to come in, i mean this-- donald trump made an enormous gamble on basically assuming all the smart wrong and repeatedly he kept the gamble going down on his own, and this is an enormous thing that he has done. he bested 16