don da-don-don ? salem, you're not in the mafia. it was just a rumor. ( all laughing ) gentlemen, you will have to forgive my little friend. sometimes she talks when she should be reading her magic book. then she would know rumors started in the other realm become truths in the mortal realm. oh, well, in that case, don salem, on this day, the day of your daughter's wedding, how do i make it stop? you don't. some of us like being mafia bosses. me? i like it. ol suit. you want i should whack her? no. nothing happens to sabrina while her mother's still alive. gee, thanks. i'll go ask my aunts for help. you didn't start a rumor about them? no, i... oh, no! when you said you wanted to navigate i assumed it was because you could read a map. and i can. we are right in front of that... terrifying thing! but where have they been abducted to? for that kind of stuff. scusi, don tutti frutti not that kind of abduction. but grazie. prego. zelda, can you use your finger? no. can you? no. well, i hope you're happy. oh, sure, it may not be a huge b

you can say the same thing about don himself. >> over your head, don. >> reporter: amazing often takes time. >> amazing. good? all right. >> reporter: and by that we don't just mean the many hours don riker will spend on this work of art. no. don, who has cerebral palsy, has been doing amazing for much longer than that. his mom andrea says that was always the plan. >> we were very proactive about making sure don got to participate in everything and there wasn't any -- we didn't see any reason he shouldn't. we just had to figure out how. >> reporter: figure out how don would wash dishes or play baseball, mow the lawn, ride a horse, or lead a marching band. but it wasn't until an art teacher encouraged don to start painting that he didn't just try something. he decided to excel at it. he's been seriously working at his craft for just a few years. but the results are amazing and now the centerpiece of an exhibit in downtown san jose at the offices of ameriprise financial. >> you are excited to have people see your work and want to buy it. >> reporter: don says he's not an advocate for peo

in eight man, don bosco battles midland wyoming in a rematch of a regular season game won by the dons 52-14. midland team without its starting quarterback... on its opening possession--backup quarterback connor harms fumbles the ball for the eagles... don bosco's austin svoboda eventually picks it up for the touchdown...the dons convert the two to make it 8-0. d0on bosco only had the ball for one offensive play in the first quarter--- and austin svoboda makes it count... he slices through the midland defense then touchdown of the game to make it 16-0 dons. early in the second quarter--don bosco ends the competitive phase of this game...bradon bagby fires a 40 yard touchdown pass to cael tenold---don bosco scores 36 points in the second quarter to lead 52-0 at halftime. and austin svoboda and company cruise to the 8 man state championship next week 72-0. don bosco will play harris lake park at six. we'll see you back here at ten from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. hello

. >> it is just don, by the way. >> just don. >> my legal name is don, not donald. despite there's no evidence any of this, there's voter fraud he is sending out tweets. they do appeal, you say, to his supporters. why? >> they do. back in september when i interviewed him, i quoted my friend saying voters take him seriously but not literally. we take him literally but not seriously. >> that was great reporting, by the way. it all made sense after that. >> thank you. >> well, as much as it could make sense. but go on. >> but we kind of need to think about that because words mean completely different things not only to him but to his supporters and his voters. so we as reporters and politicians, we take words incredibly seriously. that's how we conduct our business, in how we report, in how we look at things and how we tell stories and how we find facts. >> let me ask you, don't you think leaders around the world, they may not be able to make that distinction? i think it is an interesting distinction on your part and explains in part the election results, but don't you

tonjla: don is very irresponsible. he's selfish. and that led to us being evicted out of our apartment. don: when tonjla gets angry, she goes from zero to 1,000 in 0.5 seconds. tonjla: don says i have a temper. but everybody knows that. i only have a temper when provoked. don: i'm in love with tonjla. but if tonjla doesn't change, i'm giving her her walking papers. i'm out of here. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with tonjla williams and don williams. the two of you have been married for 5 years. but you have hit a rough patch and have come to see me. ms. williams, why don't you tell me what's so wrong in your marriage? tonjla: okay, judge. we're here today

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>> reporter: don, i'm just off camera. we have about 200, 300, maybe 400 people here on the steps of city hall. this is an extremely young crowd, many of them were high schoolers who started earlier in the day. one of the things that we're hearing throughout, is people in this crowd telling us that they now fear that donald trump is going to launch a series of events that causes them to have loved ones or relatives deported. i'm now going to talk to avian who is one of those people. >> your friends right now about friends or relatives? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: tell us what you're worried about? >> i'm worried my racist president is going to deport my family to our homeland. no one should be deported where they come from. donald trump needs to leave the white house. he needs to be impeached. >> you can tell us -- i know you're probably fearful of being very specific, which relatives who you talking about and are you a citizen? >> i'm a citizen, but my family is not. my family lives in alabama, but they may be deported bac

the name of this guy was don francisco. >> and so the name don francisco stuck. for the past 53 years, it has been a household name in just about every community in the united states and in the rest of latin america. he was born in chile. his father was a concentration camp survivor who fled from germany. in 1962, he started a tv show in his native chile so popular that, at times, 80% of the country tuned in. years later, the show was moved to miami and broadcasted on the spanish language network univision. the show's name? "sábado gigante" -- spanish for "giant saturday." it's often described as an entertainment, interview, and human-interest show three hours long. >> okay! >> he maintained the pride in our culture, and one of the things that was so important, and the reason why people loved him so much is that he was always very positive. >> at la palma mexica-tessen in san francisco's mission district, employees told us the 74-year-old don francisco has long been an icon in this community. >> lo admire y lo quiero. >> sara gomez says, "i admire him and love h

that is a sizeable drop off at this point, don. so that is not good news right now for hillary clinton, when you're looking at the obama constituencies. let's look at gender right now. let's look at the break down. women clearly outpacing men by about 12 percentage points, which is good news, but it's about the same as we saw in 2012. so they're not outperforming at this point in the other key leg of the three-legged stool of the obama constituency is age, and let's look at these numbers right here. 2016, look at the first two columns here, 18 to 39, about 10% of the vote, early vote, is -- tend to be younger voters and as you can see, 40 to 65-plus. look at the discrepancy as you can see the percentage. and even a little bit more troubling right now, don, for democrats is that there's been a bit of a drop off when it comes to the younger vote right now in north carolina, while we're seeing a little bit of an edging up with the older vote. now, older voters tend to vote for republicans, tend to vote for donald trump. these numbers

i'm don lemon. at the same time sources telling cnn about severe infighting in trump's transition team, one source calling it a knife fight t meanwhile, president barack obama urging americans to give the president elect a chance. >> i don't think he's eyed i don't logical. i think ultimately he is pragmatic in that way. that can serve him well as long as he's got good people around him and he has a clear sense of direction. >> i want to begin the hour with cnn white house correspondent athena jones. you were at the president's press conference today, the first since donald trump won the election. what is your take-away? >> i thought it was interesting how much time the president spent talking about what he views as some of his administration's biggest achievements. he spent almost as much time reminding viewers of the accomplishments as he did trying to ease the concerns of people that did not support donald trump, and that clip you played i thought it was an interesting take-away. the president sp

oh, don, don, would you bring out that phonograph again, please? - what did you say, jack? - i said would you bring out that phonograph again. - look, for your information, i'm not a stage hand. (audience laughs) - you're not? - no, i'm not! i'm hired as the announcer on this show, and that's all i'm obligated to do! - but don -- ate farm is the largest auto insurance company in the world! and i'm here to remind them that you don't give up a thing to get state farm's low rate. state farm has over 9,000 agents all over the country! ready to give you hometown service wherever you drive! - alright, don. alright, you're an announcer! - i'm not only the announcer, i can also sing if i want to! - sing? - yes. (harmonica tune) ? (lyrics) think of saving, ? ten dollars, twenty dollars, thirty or more ? on car insurance! areful drivers, ? think state, (harmonica tune) ? farm, (harmonica tune) ? insurance! ? (harmonica music) (applause) that's all i'm trying to do. - don, are you through? - yes, yes i am. - good, then now will you go out and bring in the phonograph? - jack, i'll be v

don: give me your hand. here we go. kylie: oh my god. don: this is for you. that's your car. kylie: i'm gonna cry. i can't even, like my mind is blown. oh my goodness. monica she, shes do was watch the news story, and you just saw a young lady with a huge heart, and uh, she was an inspiration. daniel: subtitles tonya: daniel's big thing its, i wanna go to college, and people put a lot of boundaries on daniel and he's capable of doing anything, and everything that he wants, and this opportunity that he was blessed with is unbelievable. daniel: subtitles>> there were so many surprises that night, we couldn't fit them all into one story. to see other moments from that night, visit fox-5-s-squad on instagram. a cold front moves evening, bringing in much colder air for thursday. high temperatures will only be in the low 60s and upper 50s despite the sunshine across southern nevada. the coldest weather of this stretch will be friday morning. low temperatures bottom out in the low 40s and upper 30s; the coldest weather we have felt since february. temperatures will moderate this wee

i'm don lemon. president-elect making some controversial choices and there he is, traveling to his golf course in new jersey earlier tonight for a weekend of meetings with potential cabinet appointees. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. trump's most anticipated meeting is with mitt romney, one of the harshest critics during the campaign. will he join the trump administration as secretary of state. i want to begin with deborah who is outside trump towers. >> reporter: this is fifth avenue without the president-elect here. he is actually in new jersey as you mentioned. security is incredibly tight. on my way here i counted 50 officers and just in a two block radius. security is exceptionally tight. you have a five-lane avenue down to three lanes because of barriers and metal fences. the u.s. secret service and nypd are doing the best they can to secure this incredibly busy location. some people are calling it white house north, but unlike the real white house in washington d.c., this one is more di

don n o don, in our state, the gop keeps speaking, and the court keeps speaking. we've had 60 marches to the pales and we have 158 fewer polling places than we had in 2012. some places, where we would have 16 early voting sites the first week, we only had one. the gop sent a letter out and said, told them to implement rules that reflected gop values, and not so much the spirit of the law and the constitution. so we're battling, don, against voter suppression, but people are fighting. people are coming back, and now the numbers are pickiticking up because early voting sites have been added, hbcu campuses, and this victory will help in a major way. >> it may not be -- there may be more to that not lack of enthusiasm, and it just made people cannot get to the polls. i want to talk about this before i let you go. it's not just in north carolina, there's federal judge in ohio, issued a temporary restraining order against trump friend and advisor roger stone and his group called stop the steel. that group was mobilizing to send poll watchers into minority democratic are

i'm don lemon. trump tweeting the process is organized and only he knows who the finalists are for the cabinet positions. mike pence meeting with trump in the trump tower. rudy giuliani is a leading candidate to be secretary of state, but will his international business ties be an okay stack will. begin with senior correspondent joe. we are hearing about turmoil in the transition team behind the scenes. what is the latest? >> reporter: there's been a lot of it. i have to say one week after an election, especially after a tumultuous election like this, quite frankly, don, it is not all that surprising. we have seen it before. a number of things happened today, probably the headline on all of it is that the second high profile republican establishment figure, mike rogers, the former house intelligence committee chairman, is now out. he was seen as reassuring figure to many republicans, especially on issues of national security, and was thought as on the short list for cia director. he's gone. of cours

don bosco took a 24-14 lead at halftime. 3rd quarter, harris-lake respond... austin hellman looking for the edge, he cuts it back inside and he's got a ton of real estate... this is a 62- yard touchdown... the dons go up 30-21. what a day for svoboda, 180 yards rushing and four touchdowns... this one seals the deal as don bosco wins the 8-man title with a 48-21 victory. "i remember the feeling when my older brother won it and i think i'm going through the same thing. it's incredible." "they've had a taste of the championship when t they had the bittersweet taste. obviously, the offseason is a big testament to these guys." in class a, gladbrook- reinbeck looking to repeat as state champs, facing bishop garrigan. the rebels were down 13-0, but come storming back... parker bown runs it in for a 9-yard touchdown untouched... gladbrook down 13-7. the rebels recovered a fumble... and the offense cashes in... hunter lott on the quarterback keeper... he bounces off some tacklers and scores... gladbrook takes a 14-13 lead... that would be the score at halftime. 4th qua

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. a new document dump from the fbi just one week before the election, files from the 15-year-old investigation for bill clinton's presidential pardon of mark rich. hillary clinton's campaign crying foul, why now, and what will it mean to voters. plus, the candidate who could throw the whole race into chaos, and it is not who you think. want to get right now though to cnn politics executive editor, mr. mark preston. mark, good evening to you. overall, what do early-voting numbers tell us? >> don, you know, the road to 270 electoral votes. 24.4 million people have voted in 38 states. if you look at this right here, 12.4 million of them in the 12 battleground states that cnn has identified. when we look at the specific state of north carolina, let's just zero in on that. 1.6 million people, a little bit more than that have already cast their ballots but let's look at the party break down. who's doing well, right there democrats are doing well. they clearly outpacing republicans when it com

>> you know, don, that's the sad irony of it. one of the ladies that was challenged in this purge is 100 years old and she found out in the newspaper. this is a woman who came through jim crow. our lead plaintiff in our case against house bill 589, the monster voting bill, worst since jim crow is 93 years old. i think about my mother, my mother integrated pun schools, 83 years old. she still goes to work every day. she looked at me and said i never thought i would have a child august 30th, 1963, two days after the march on washington that would be facing some of the same kind of challenges we faced then. then she got that squint in her eye black mamas get and said, but you all better fight and you better not turn around. so my mama told me, don. so we've been fighting, people told us we were going to lose. they told us we couldn't beat them. they spent $6 million of our taxpayer money trying to take the right to vote and abridge the right to vote, but people went to jail. we stood, we went to court an won, and we have to use the

- to the second quarter in honor of his sister's fiance - the dons rolling with a 48 yard touchdown reception - an emotional moment putting his team up 24-14 at half -- "it meant a lot to me, and i'm hoping it meant a lot to my family and everyone that's been affected by this. it's really special for me." second half - harris-lake park made it a game as kyle jordan hauled in a 9 yard touchdown strike from bryce perkins - the - but don bosco put it away down the stretch - austin hellman breaks loose on a 62 yard touchdown run - while the dons defense sealed the door late - don bosco wins an 8-man state tile - dropping harris-lake park 48-21 - "harris lake park's a great football team and they've got nothing to hang their head about either. it was a real battle up front and we just had some big plays to help us out." in class a - defending champion but they'd have to play from bears - but the rebels found the endzone in the second - parker bown from the 10 - he pulls the rebels within striking distance - down 13, 7 - then following a turnover - it's hunter lott on the keeper - and lot

don bosco's austin svoboda eventually picks it up for the touchdown...the dons convert the two to make it 8-0. d0on bosco only had the ball for one offensive play in the first quarter--- and austin svoboda makes it cn he slices through the midland defense then races 77 yards for his second touchdown of the game to make it 16-0 dons. early in the second quarter--don bosco ends the competitive phase of this game...bradon bagby fires a 40 yard touchdown pass to cael tenold---don bosco scores 36 points in the second quarter to lead 52-0 at halftime. and austin svoboda and company cruise to the 8 man state championship will be the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. d that's the culver's butterburger. meteorologist mark schnackenberg ha

>> reporter: very funny, don. the cubs have worked hard to become lovable losers, succumbing to all manner of jinxes, curses and lousy luck, but they're actually trying to catch up to the other professionals in town, whose history. >> reporter: history is one thing, but popular culture is another. the best movie about chicago baseball was all about a bunch of cheaters. >> say it ain't so, joe. >> vaughn into the windup. >> reporter: at least "major league" was funny. >> just a bit outside. >> here it comes. >> reporter: and the indians haven't been lovable losers. >> the marlins are in the win column. >> reporter: their history isan more shakespearean tragedy. they went to the series twice in the '90s with great teams and suffered crushing losses. >> reporter: you know, don, i >>ldom think of cleveland when i'm reading shakespeare. >> reporter: okay, well, one of, these teams is going to lose, and for that team and its hometown, scott, that will truly be a tragedy. >> pelley: equal time from don dahler and dean re

here's bigger thing, don. i think we have to know to be concerned about, how are we going to move this country forward? we have a new president-elect. that's the end of it. we have a new one, whether we agree or not, those thatwillor will not but at this point we're seeing in this nation a continued separation among different groups of people. and we are the -- the president-elect i should say, is going to have the awesome responsibility of getting his own trust, developing his own trust and legitimacy with a lorj number of people out there who feel disenfranchised. we have to bring them back in and address the law and order piece as it relates to police and community issues which has not gone away. >> mayors of the new york, chicago, san francisco- all said won't follow federal orders to deport immigrants and remain sanctuary cities. despite donald trump's saying he will. do they have to comply? >> not sure if they do or not, maybe ask somebody on the legal side of the house. but i'm not surprised whatsoever

let's give north carolina to don amd trump in this scenario. and let's say he breaks through part of this blue wall, let's give him michigan, pennsylvania, saw a lot of final day campaign trail activity there, makes florida critical. if hillary clinton can win florida and new hampshire, she's at 271 even losing places like michigan and pennsylvania. but if donald trump can pull it out in florida, this map would make him president. >> make sure you stay with cnn for full coverage on election day. it all starts tomorrow. when we come back, donald trump says he's optimistic about hispanic voters. is he right? it's opened up a whole new world for me. ♪ breathe easier with your vicks vaporub. soothing cough relief that starts working instantly. [aand i've never seen a rocketge ship take off like this. [owner] i'm lindsey. i'm the founder of ezpz. my accountant... ...he's almost like my dad in this weird way. yeah, i'm proud of you. you actually did some of the things i asked you to do the other day (laughs). [owner] ha, ha, ha. [accountant] i've b

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don bell is back on twitter and has something to say about the nationwide dem straitionz. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> and i'm jessica dean. >> and here's more on how tonight's protests unfolded, david. >> hi, jessica. i spoke to officers identifies on scene. things are starting to settle down. many demonstrators have been out here since 5:00 this evening xing they want todd do it during rush hour for a specific reason. for second night in a row 1,000 people took to the streets to show displeasure with don bell. >> he expressed he wants to take away rights of minorities and lgbt. >> and it annoyed commuters. >> it will not change the outcome. how about we all come together and do what you've been doing. it's about survival. >> doing this now gets until the way. >> we met rodney reynolds in town from california for a business conference. >> if you want to get upset get upset about the people who didn't vote. >> the crowd made up of mostly women shout todd anyone who would listen. they believe don bell doesn't see women as equals and protests made the way do

don bell is back on twitter and has something to say about the nationwide dem straitionz. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> and i'm jessica dean. >> and here's more on how tonight's protests unfolded, david. >> hi, jessica. i spoke to officers identifies on scene. things are starting to settle down. many demonstrators have been out here since 5:00 this evening xing they want todd do it during rush hour for a specific reason. for second night in a row 1,000 people took to the streets to show displeasure with don bell. >> he expressed he wants to take away rights of minorities and lgbt. >> and it annoyed commuters. >> it will not change the outcome. how about we all come together and do what you've been doing. it's about survival. >> doing this now gets until the way. >> we met rodney reynolds in town from california for a business conference. >> if you want to get upset get upset about the people who didn't vote. >> the crowd made up of mostly women shout todd anyone who would listen. they believe don bell doesn't see women as equals and protests made the way do

. >> reporter: don says he has the best job in town. he's the editor of the local newspaper in tiny oakland, maryland. to pay the bills, he uses a allowing don and his wife, suzi, to take pretty cool trips. >> all made possible by those cards and those points. >> reporter: a big perk until it all got tripped up. >> something was wrong. >> reporter: don was still spending, but his points were not adding up. >> talked to barclay cards month after month after month. >> reporter: finally, someone at barclay card corrected the glitch that had been sending the points into a bl 94,000 miles were still missing, more than enough for three cross-country round trip flights. and while the reps saw them in the system, no one could put them back. >> it was the epitome of exasperation, feeling helpless, sensing they're never going to fix this. >> reporter: he called into abc news fixer. our fixer, stephanie zimmerman, swung into action. >> i wanted to talk to you about what happened. >> reporter: stephanie contacted and, within days, they restored don

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. hillary clinton and donald trump hold dueling rallies in north carolina and that is no coinciden coincidence, my friends. she has a slim lead but he couldn't afford to lose it. trump speaking on the military and getting in a dig on hillary clinton. >> under the failed leadership of hillary -- talk about leadership. what leadership? i don't want to use the word in the same sense. >> while clinton says this. >> i've said many times he has shown us who he is, now it is up to us to decide who we are. >> and whemeanwhile, president obama rallies under voters in miami today and saying this about trump. >> you can't move. he can't hear you boo, but he can hear you vote. >> and melania trump apparently unfamiliar with her own husband's twitter account, says this. >> our culture has gotten too mean and too rough. >> hear with me now, cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger, mark preston, and kerstin powers. good evening to all of you. you want to start with cnn political director david cha

i apologize, don. this is manuel carono. sing single father, taxpayer, undocumented -- >> all right. dan stand by. we'll get back to dan when he fixes that. i want to bring in white house correspondent, michelle k kosinski. what you can tell us? >> i mean, this meeting was certainly not without its awkwardness, especially since one day prior at the white house there were staff members openly weeping. i mean, looking shell shocked. but this thing of the a different world today. everybody wanting to talk about reassurance and putting the best face forward and it was no different for donald trump and president obama. i mean sitting there -- you heard donald trump call president obama a very goodman, saying that he respects him. president obama didn't use those same words, but you have to consider these are two people that, in the prior weeks and months, donald trump called president obama incompetent, and very stupid, the founder of isis, president obama said that donald trump was not fit to hold that office and now here they a

i'm don lemon. trump choosing retired army lieutenant general michael flynn to be his national security adviser. he will sit down with mitt romney, the 2012 gop nominee who had harsh words for trump during his campaign for the white house. he is telling cnn he is interested in becoming secretary of state. to discuss this hour, bring in cnn political reporter sarah murray to start us off. donald trump just filled another key post in his administration. what are you learning? >> not sure if it is entirely sealed yet, but we know donald trump has made the offer to general michael flynn asking him if he wants to be his national security adviser. source isn't telling us whether flynn has accepted. it would be a natural fit. he sat with donald trump through his national security briefings and has been right there with him throughout the transition process. he was seen as the lead candidate for the job, so it would be difficult to see him turning it down, don. >> we also know that donald trump and mitt rom

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. trump tower, just a few blocks away on fifth on avenue, a fortress, meanwhile, after running on his promise to repeal and replaks obamacace obamacare president-elect says maybe he'll keep up some of it after all. >> and shake up on team trump. mike pence takes the lead role on the transition team, chris christie relegated to sharing the number two spot with senator jeff sessions. a lot to get to, but let's begin with cnn's gary tuchman, in atlanta, what's happening there? [ chanting ] gary tuchman, you can hear? >> reporter: it's a little loud. let me tell you what's going on. i hear you fine right now. we're in the middle of atlanta, georgia right down the block from where martin luther king, junior was born and laid to rest. we're with very angry people, people who are very upset donald trump is the president-elect. they're chanting "we rejected president-elect," and that's one of the few things we could tell you that's suitable for television they're chanting. donald trump has said

including union pacific, the company in charge of the vehicle that killed don. after the crash, u.p. told federal investigators the maintenance vehicle was supposed to stay within 50 feet of the other trains in the group to ensure the gates would go down. u.p.'s rule said in the gates and lights didn't activate, the on track equipment must stop and workers flag the crossing. >> what went on was negligence and madness on the part of the people. they knew better and did it anyhow. >> they say the trains crossed at least one other intersection without triggering the gate. >> another person said her husband yelled at her to stop before the train entered the intersection. that witness said she was worried about other vehicles in the area. >> i believe that u.p. or whoever the regulators are, should really look at this. >> they declined our request for an interview and declined to answer specific questions. in a statement, the company said immediately after the accident u.p. met with federal regulators and reviewed the rules regarding maintenance of way vehicle operat

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. >> sports director don bell joins us live and don, he had a lot to say. >> he did, candid comments. josh hoff is charged with illegal possession of the firearm and possession of the marijuana today eagles wide out talk about the incident after practice. >> i know that my actions, come with consequences. i understand that. i own up to it. >> reporter: speaking to a group of media members in front of his locker, 25 year-old josh hoff talk candidly about his arrest. >> i made a terrible decision yesterday. i cannot get into details about anything but i have apologized to my teammates and to mr. lurie and entire eagles organization about my action. >> reporter: court documents outline details of his arrest, but hoff was asked why he was carrying a gun in the first place. >> i mean i'm a professional athlete what professional athlete don't have a gun. i have a wife and son at home. my job is to protect them at all cost and protect myself as well. >> reporter: hoff says he has not felt threatened here in the delaware valley but he is accost toppled to carrying a weapon in texas where he g

i may have to put don in a dumpster fire. >> stephen: what's your middle name? >> frank cheadle. >> stephen: that's a great name. frank, let me ask you another question here. >> thank you. >> stephen: passionate issue for you, one donald trump says is a myth created by the chinese, is global warming and ambassador for environmental programs. do you have diplomatic immunity? can you park anywhere you want? >> i can park anywhere that's green. >> stephen: you're hosting national geographic's "years of living dangerously." >> yes. >> stephen: and went to california's valley to investigate e drought. >> it comes on wednesday. it's very daunting, you know, what we learned, is right now experiencing a drought that they haven't seen in 1200 years, if you can believe that. >> stephen: so the rains this year didn't help. >> it's the snow pack, it doesn't get cold enough for the snow in the mountains actually to create a snow pack and that's where the runoff happens and that's where we get most to have the water. they've depleted the aquifers and the ground is sinking in

tonight, stephen welcomes don cheadle! stevie and katherine waterston! featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ? >> stephen: thank you very much! thank you very much. ( audience chanting stephen ) thank you, chris, thank you, paul, thank you, matt! thank you, gentlemen. good to see you! wow! not too bad! you can feel it! you can feel it! ( cheers and applause ) you got the thank you so much. welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. and we are live tonight from new york. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: that's not too shall by. meanwhile, in philadelphia, hillary clinton held a huge rally in front of independence bruce talked about global warming and trade policy. hillary, as always, closed with thunder road. trump, on the other tiny hand spoke in new hampshire and had a big announcement. >> tom brady, he called today, and he said, donald, i support you, you're my friend and i voted for you. >> stephen s appears to be under-

don cheadle is here! here! >> now, now, hold on, now, mr. stephen colbert! toltold on, >> stephen: you had something to say? >> i did indeed! i have something to say! i say this to all of you -- let the child do as she pleases! >> stephen: oh, my stars! it's friend to children everywhere, the mayor of candy town, jon stewart! >> if the girl doesn't want does t have to! here, have a toffee. have a toffee from an pants! ( applause ) i have been heating those up. there you go. toffee from an old man's pants. >> so... i don't have to vote? >> heck, no! ( singing ) ? there's nothing in the law that says the people have to vote ? >> stephen: wait a ? let the child do what she wants ? ? don't stuff voting down her throat! ? ? democracy is optional ? ? it's not a big old croat ? it's an anatomical term. >> stephen: what is croat? the sack on a sea bird. took 'em up, oh, so good! ( laughter ) chd ha go vothn, thi >> come on, it's not a big deal. >> stephen: do you remember who's running this year? >> well, i haven't paid much attention. walter mon bastille daydale, t

. >> sports director don bell joining us live from the link with the preview. where does this fall on must wins. >> it is high on the list because both teams are desperate but if the eagles want to make playoffs most likely they are going to have to win this game here tonight. good news for the birds is that they are playing at home here at lincoln financial field, they have been dominant. we're talking four and zero on the season playing here and the defense is like they cannot lose. they have knocked people out here literally. we're talking quarterbacks. they only allowed just under ten points per game here at the link. quarterback play is better talking about carson wentz. quarterback rating goes up to 92 when he play is here but when you talk about the playoffs, right now they are ninth in the nfc. only the top six teams get in. so their wide receiver knows, talking about jordan matthews, he knows margin of error is slim. >> we have to win every single one, next six, and that is something we all know and that is something we plan to do. we play a lot of the

and also don rissmiller. don, you do not live in trump towers. we will talk more with don rissmiller. coming up on "bloomberg daybreak: americas," blackrock plus chief global investment strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ morning, i michael mckee in new york. with francine lacqua and london. it is black friday. u.s. equity markets today close at 1:00 p.m. those who are trading have pushed up equity futures bonds a little bit lower on the day. we are watching in japan, where they have had an eighth straight month of cpi declines, but no change over here. look at the percentage change for the 10-year note yield in japan. --ncine: the dollar pairing it is now fully priced in. the irp function cannot go above 100. the hong kong shenzhen stock on december 5.ng it is huge when we look at each trump inauguration january 20. michael: it is black friday in the united states. i guess the europeans do it as well. there is macy's. nobody rushing in and out, but a few people on the sidewalk. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua i

don? don, come out here, will you please? now, don, will you set the scene for our hillbilly play? and i'm just a little bit worried. you see, they already have hillbillies on television. - i know, don, but we're going to do ours from a different approach entirely. we're going to do ours as a musical, you see? we're going to put in music, song. - well, that is different. - yes. now, you go ahead and set the scene. - okay, jack. ladies and gentleman, our scene takes place deep in the heart of the ozarks. like most folks hereabouts, they have a few chickens. (chicken clucks) a cow. (cow moos) a goat. (goat bleats) i hate to disappoint you but the jackass ain't home. now, by the way, my name is lem skinner and i live here with my wife, em and my son clem. we got the prettiest home in this area. this is my wife, em. we've been married 29 years. now, i know she loves me because she's still wearing the wedding dress. now, this is my wife's brother. d like to introduce him to you but he died yesterday. anyway, we're just a normal family. and we're very, very happy here and everything's go

. >> dickerson: don dahler for us tonight. thanks so much, don. next on the "cbs evening news," all the u.s. cash in this warehouse is fake-- printed in a foreign land. we'll take you though there. and later, "on the road," he had