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carl edwards still getting loose. baez. ball one inside from trevor bauer. >> john: i love the call. i thought it really was going to be a great element that he could create a bunt in the right area and heyward would read it. >> joe: bases loaded, two outs. two runs home. 8-6 cubs. had a bowl. baez swung through it. >> john: that's what he would have seen against shaw. 3-2. >> joe: three catches on the active roster for joe maddon. each catcher has an rbi tonight. cubs have put up eight, including a home run by david game. here's the 1-1. bauer came after him at 95. >> john: seems like the more runners that get on, the bigger the swing. trying to do way too much, trying to hit hit and eightn >> joe: bases loaded, two outs. the 1-2. this time, baez lays off the pitch that got heyward. 2-2. >> john: good pitch selection, good choice. the problem is he threw a fastball way up high, so now the variance between the height of the swing and where that pitch ended up is really a lot bigger. just a little curveball and he can't stay

flashes the signs for carl edwards jr. we are about to find out about carl edwards jr., the 25-year-old hard throwing right-hander looking for the three biggest outs of his life. 48th round draft pick deals high. ball and a strike. >> john: he's got an electric arm. the key for the indians is staying off the curveball, try to make the cve strikes. when you're trying to catch up to 96, he sometimes react to that curveball. >> joe: here's the one i want to napoli. out of play, right side. strike two. chapman ends up going and inning and a third. he allowed two runs, struck out two. allowed three hits, all with two after taking over for lester. in line for the win. 2-2. it's napoli now. jose ramirez and brandon guyer. action for the cubs in the bullpen. a strikeout. carl edwards got a taste of the big leagues last year and he's getting a taste of an historic game 7 here in 2016. >> john: absolutely. see the cutting action on that. the guy we heard from earlier, having a hard time controlling his emotions. >> joe: strike one.

the views he entertained of edward the seventh, george the sixth and edward the eighth certainly changed over time. and the views entertained of him on par of the views with edward the sixth and changed greatly over time. sometimes, from friendship to disapproval and sometimes in the opposite direction. above all, it was crucial to remember that churchill was the duty that he was of the sovereign to act in accordance with the advised of his ministers. churchill never wavered in that belief. he was willing to give play on small and relatively insignificant matters. on all great issues, the personnel of politics, the grand strategies of war and peace, he was determined to get his way. mostly noted said it was hard to think of a single instance where churchill changed his course of action on any important questions in accordance with his perception of the wishes of the monarch of the time. finally, at another level and layer of this complicated interlocking story, churchill believe theto 1930's that monarchy is undertaking and practiced by the incumbent of the throne and did ofvide the best

edward alexander. edward: thank you very much for that kind introduction, chris, and to all my colleagues at emerging civil war for putting on a fantastic symposium that i hope everyone has enjoyed so far. it is a privilege to talk to this group and thanks to all of you. we would not be here just talking -- we might be here talking to an empty room but it is great to have such a wonderful turnout to explore the great attacks of the civil war. i believe and this will be a very biased opinion, this is the greatest attack of the civil war. it sis definitely the most decisive and well executed and has tremendous implications on a very poorly understood campaign. i will try to stress the word campaign here because petersburg shouldn't be viewed as a siege. i will call it a siege at some point, i will slip into that description so kind of wave your hand saying it is not a siege but it is always heard as the siege of petersburg mostly due to the massive fortifications constructed by the union and confederate

edward alexander -- i will introduce my friend, mr. edward alexander. [applause] chris, fornk you, that very kind introduction. on thisputting fantastic symposium that everyone has enjoyed so far. talk oncerivilege to more. an empty room -- we get that way. it is great to have a wonderful turn out to explore the great civil war. --s will be a very biased this is the greatest attack of the civil war. it is the most decisive, the most well executed, and has tremendous implications on a very poorly understood campaign. and stress the word campaign here because it should not be viewed as a siege. i will call that a siege at some point -- the description. not, but it is heard as a siege of petersburg. mostly due in part to the massive fortification constructed by the union and the confederate army. during the campaign, but it is not constant over the top frontal charges. april 2,ugh assaults 1865, is the first large-scale assault against fixed fortifications that ulysses s. grant ordered since july 40 the previous year. the campaign at much more maneuvered t

edwards was arrested and is charged with two counts of third-degree assault we also know that email was sent out to parents that said they arrest had nothing to do with edwards parents are surprised to hear the news. @456 thursday afternoon the parents of students are picking up their kids from sports practice. some already hurt. others have it there principal was arrested and charged with assault. 36-year-old tony edwards was arrested wednesday the records indicate it was domestic violence incident at which is accused of knowingly cause injury to another person he sent was arrested due to matters unrelated to his duties as the jeff close schools employee. also says the schools quaffing with law enforcement edwards it on ministry of leave and tell her school completes its own investigation. parents understandably surprised. i've met him several times. somewhat superficial. he was generally complimentary of our son. and i was generally complimentary of the school he does whatever happens it won't change his opinion of the school. i also talk to other parents today the echo the same senti

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lieutenant edwards, clara's ancestor, the colonel. "he approached the indians in a wavering course holding a fearsome weapon in his hand." the sword. "a jug of mayberry's finest corn liquor. "one drink led to another "to shoot some deer to pay lawson for old bessie. "that's how the mule got killed. those were the only shots fired in the battle of mayberry." well, how did all these stories get started? that's here, too. "both sides realized that the true story of the battle "would be a sorry tale to tell their womenfolk. "so the story of the bloody battle of mayberry was conceived and born after the last shot had been fired." there you are. oh, andy, this is going to upset a lot of people. you better know it. oh, everybody's taken such pride in the part their families played in the battle. oh, yeah. there's not too much pride in 50 settlers and 50 indians sitting around getting gassed. andy, if opie wins this contest and that is printed in the paper... mm-mm-mm. uh, sarah? would you get me helen crump? what? no, i didn't know that. col

have to keep rolling against th since 2010, saint edward lost only three times in the playoffs, wants to the wildcats and twice to the mentor cardinals. >> can see it details tonight. p.j. ziegler fox 8 news. donald trump to tikrit to hand over $25 million to settle in lucknow from skyfox at the anti- donald trump protest in downtown clevelandd on the way to university to voice their displeasure with mr. trump you can follow it live at fox 8.com donald trump has agreed to settle a multimillion dollar lawsuit against his former real estate school trump university said he agreed to settle it in to the others all three said he failed to deliver on his promis of d real estate education the terms do not require him to he has picked alabama senator jeff sessions to serve as us attorney general is a former prosecutor who was elected in 1996 and currently serves on th judiciary committee was under consideration for secretary of defense. outbreak of the zika virus willikers considered a public health emergency they said that the spread of illness is under control their still no vac second caus

edwards? quite a while. we worked together on his father's ranch. price was never cut out for ranchin' though-- but i think i'll like it. somebody special waitin' for you there?e? oh yes about 28. twenty eight? a whole classroom, mr. bodie. i'm gonna teach school there. oh, you know, i wouldn't mind goin' to school mysysf if you were the teacher. i think yoyod look a little out of place with six year olds. yeah, i guess you're right. sure you're not jumpin' the gun there, hoot? still too early to play, hoot. oh, come on cheyenne. it's just a little game. i don't need no nursemaid. your friend wants to play cards. talk to you a minute? can't you see i'm busy? the game can wait. be right back. well, what do you want? i knew i'd seen you somewhere before. i don't know you. it was on the river queen a couple of years ago. you're crazy. your name was mccarthy then, what is it now? lou santell, and it always has been. you're in my way, mister. maybe that game wasn't my business, but this one is. you're gamblin' with friends of mine. your nose is stickin'

we will miss edward itta. i had an opportunity to be there at the hospital in barrow in the last few days that edward was on this earth and had a chance to give a hug to his wife and to just share my love and my support for truly a great alaskan. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? mr. president? i understand the leader, the majority leader will be coming to the floor. once he's here i'll be most happy to yield. mr. carper: while she's still here i want to congratulate the senator from alaska and the chair of the energy committee on being named one of the recipients of the jefferson lincoln award this year out in california and to say how proud i was to sit in that audience and to say i have i know you and to have the opportunity to work with you. so congratulations. ms. murkowski: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. ms. murkowski: mr. president, if i can just say right back at my friend, it was indeed a privilege and an honor to

ziegler has more.ua here at maracana stadium, versus saint edward and saint ignatius. what a night for high school football. this is a rematch of the game from week ten, it was won by saint ignatius as first energy. it was this is the third time they hav met the season saint ignatius one two previous meetings in 2,008 and 2011. the key for saint adcetris to get to the wildcats defenseey, saint ignatius gives up average of eight points per game for th wildcats they had to stop the run.h they had to get the offense going putting up 3 percent to 5 yards per game this season. it should be a good one and since 2,010, saint edward has only lost three times in the postseason one of those camee at the saint ignatius wildcats the other two from metro cardinals were going this time it is for all the marbleses will advance. i think that they are angry considering what saint ignatius did to them that the score was 34-seven so i think that saint edward will be angry tonight >> required to come in to try t other game was a prove somethings they do not ma the playoffs last year so th

all of this seemed to edward the seventh. and he suggested to -- that he had abonn danned his party when he comes to treatment. the very idea, one they'll put it of church hill acting from conviction or principal is enough to make anybody laugh. the anxiety about the political conduct and character lasted to the end of his life and the end of his reign. and not surprisingly, his successor, george the fifth, although recognizing as everybody had to do, church hill zeal and energy are being undeniable. he was also influenced by his father's approval and generally in the early years if they thought it would be church hill irresponsible and we would have her here. and those critical view when church hill moved to be first lord off -- i moved here. church hill in that role was in one sense a party politician, in another sense, a very zelous and creativity and engage. the king jorng the fifth was himself, of course, a former naval person. he was of the armed services and he was a starched believer if tradition and precedent. rubbed

>> edward's all i got. >> edward? >> yeah. >> reporter: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he has some intriguing information for police. and for us. >> i would hide her, if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." heather jones was a beloved teacher and mother and the center of a mysterious missing person's case. her marriage on the rocks and her husband wondered if she'd moved on with another man. could a love triangle have had something to do with her disappearance? we return to andrea canning with "the last dance." >> reporter: time, an investigator's worst enemy in a

edwards, it's great to see you. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> now, i would imagine that social isolation really is sort of not a good thing as you age, correct? >> i don't think social isolation is ever a good thing. but today more than ever, older adults tend to live farther from their families, their adult children, their grandchildren. and one of the best ways to connect with them is through the computer, because on the computer, we can not only hear them, but we can see them. we can see their facial expressions, we can see what's going on in their lives. and that makes for a better, stronger emotional connection. >> and that's so important, right? that connection to friends and family and loved ones and the world with video chatting or being on social networks. or even dating sites can help seniors as they age, right? >> yes. well, a nationwide study found that older adults who use the internet are 1/3 less likely to experience depression, and that's because they're interacting with others by use of the

>> edward's all i got. >> edward? >> yeah. >> reporter: did you think that this other man could be a game-changer in this investigation? >> to me, this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> reporter: detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >>> coming up, the other man revealed. >> you know, i'm a flirtatious person. >> he has some intriguing information for police. and for us. >> i would hide her, if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline extra" continues. ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. do you have thecare? coverage you need? open enro

we also want to bring in politico senior white house reporter edward dovier. before we begin this conversation, we just want to update everyone on some new math. actually, a projection election night style two nights after the election. just night, nbc news projected donald trump the winner in arizona. he picks up 11 electoral votes additional, adding to his total, giving him 290 to clinton's 228. while she won the most votes overall, that is not how we award presidential elections. and much has been made of donald trump flipping parts of the rust belt, specifically michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. all three states were called for trump on election night and will stay in his column. but votes continue to come in. at this moment, the combined vote difference between trump and clinton in those three states out of 13 million votes cast is 107,330. if clinton had won all three states, she would have won the election. back to our conversation. kristen, a couple of observations. number one, the digital photography era was supposed to make cameras quieter. it is an

anna edwards. mark: coming off -- global inflation watch. -- and the divergent pass between the sad and ecb could drive market activity going forward. we will discuss all of this was a michael, this is next. this is bloomberg. -- all of this with a michael -- that is next. ♪ mark: i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets keybank -- markets." the fed is set for a rate hike in december. one of the main focus is on speculation of the ecb pots future, grabbing headlines. joining us is michael pond, head of global research as barclays. let's jump in a talk about inflation and what the market is looking for. we will get to donald trump and the fed saw that in a moment. not every metric is telling us the same story. michael: that is right. inflation is still fairly low at around 195 on the 10 year rate. higher than where it was and the summer. it is still well below a normal level around 230, 240 which is where it was from 2010 and 2014. vonnie: how quickly can market expe

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards karen rogers and david murph murphy. >>> good morning, we're following new developments in the case of a two your child shot on thanksgiving. police have made an arrest. >>> floors hasn'tder son, the actress best known for carol brady died >>> it is black friday, stores are gearing up for crowds this morning. some shoppers ditched the pi of left overs, and there's a big tv in the lobby of my house. >> good morning to you, it's 4:30. >>> let's head on over to david murphy. good morning. >>> good morning, we're off to a somewhat cloudy start. there may be a couple of early sunny breaks but the clouds, fill in thickly. i'm not expecting a lot of rain until this evening, when there's a better chance of shower popping in. 44 in philadelphia. 43 in allentown. 44 in trenton. 39 in wilmington and 38 in millville. arlt side of the wind barbs not sure what they wanted to. we still got no real pronounced wind across the region, five miles per hour in philadelphia but all these 0s indicate calm and at times in the city also have calm wind profiles. early sunny break

. >>> a restart to go with tend to go, carl edwards move low to block joey lugano and edwards turned into the wall huge wreck collects a couple cars with him in edwards is done. the racist red flag for more than 30 minutes and by to shake the hand of one of the crew chiefs, that opens the door for today johnson & johnson wins the race and the championship his seventh tying him for the most ever by any drive. >>> the stress at something really interesting in a different about money -- and the relaxed nature i had of the -- in the cost i did not know what the outcome would be, but the world, it was wild someone . >>> unbelievable -- someone unbelievable to see. they got a first check to a ranked tonight, virgin islands, number 22 clayton, they were at ends dealing with a concussion, this is terry anderson night and early hits the three in keeps hitting threes on his way to 17 first half point, beauty -- release scoring the point of without scoring chested justin patten taking advantage right there nc state down by six of -- at the half and created put away, they are up 75-67 this one i

ross edwards. yeah we met. i got to get back to the store. inventory. before we go any further, i'd like to make it clear that no one is at fault, but me. it was my suggestion, and i'm willing to take consequences. then you may get a chance. so far the sheriff is the only one who can be legally convicted. prison was his respopoibility. i wouldn't know abou that sir. i'm not a lawyer. they ought to give my husband a medal. charles lopez didn't deserve anymore consideration than he gave carl. he was a friend of the family. we were all very close. thinks that charles is inoccent. well then why doesn't he find the guilty one. finding a killer is a lot harder than finding his victim. but that's not why you are here for now. no. if yououhought charles was innocent why did you stage this faked hang? george never believe charles was innocentnt gave money to his wife. well, i fetl sorry for her. i knew the baby was expected. well even if he did, that doesn't mean that he thought charles was innocent. charles' wife seems to think different. oh that's ridiculous.

saint edwards of 34-14 at the half. field. quarterback under pressure and uses the flakes and then heirs it out to jared right, saint edwards did not give up easily. edwards takes a 4040 yards and they went on to win 41-35. said edwards moves on to face the >> warren harding was pulling ahead down in the first quarter when they were tied. ward harding had 7-0 lead early on. dunhill toppers pushed a drive this, quarterback pitches a 29 yard pass down past -- touchdown pass. harding took a 21-14 lead and went on to when 49-31. >> [ music ] >> 10-what okwara was upsetting, fourth-quarter tied 58 yard touchdown pass explores paying on to beat the green men or 2-7. >> that is a wrap, if you look up for out-of-state coverage, charlotte saturday tonight. take care everyone have a great weekend. >>> the city of cleveland just missed a second victory parade but i know the print is in the works, that is it the rounds keep losing. fans have already filed paperwork out of what could be a browns 0-16 season. a long way to go, but if they f

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edward lawrence live on capitol hill, thank you. >>> 4:48 now. we turn to this developing story i authorities there need help finding 16-year-old sarah ann fisher. her picture is on the screen. she was last seen on monday wearing a purple dress, black leather shoes and a black sweater. call police if you know where she might be. >>> and concerned parents with students at bethesda chevy chase may have questioned the school letter that was sent home after hospital after becoming ill after taking precipitation medication. another student was picked up by a guardian. it is not exactly known what the students ingested. >>> we're getting a better look at the man accused of exposing himself to a child inside a store bathroom. fairfax county police just released new photos of the suspect. the detectives say he exposed himself to an 8-year-old boy inside a target bathroom on arlington boulevard last thursday night. if you recognize this man or can identify the logo on his hat, may have just hit another road block. a judge ruled that the federal transit ad

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. >> at the end of the round of edwards all with wins advancing into the championship. trying to tie the king and the terminator. looking for his first ever championship as is karl edwards. >> they move on to miami. >> for their first championship. >> be sure to tune in for nascar america post race by advance auto parts. they came into play as who would advance into the a late race start, it's the championship for including race winner joey lugano. we begin with breaking news. nbc news has learned president- elect donald trump has named rnc chairman rain speakers as his chief of staff. he's been selection into the strongest signal that is looking to work with the party establishment, something trump as an outsider may have sidestepped. thanks for being with us on the delayed edition. all this political activity across the country and now we're hearing hillary clinton has taken aim at the fbi blaming them in part for her losing the election. tower, president-elect made his first a cabinet decision picking reince priebus as white house chief of staff. the decision coming

erika edwards, nbc news. plan is to share the simulator technology with other veterinary educators around the country. here's a live look outside at... meteorologist brian gotter is back with the storm mid to upper 50s, and a light westerly breeze. temps quickly dropped into the 30s last evening, but a sw wind kicked up overnight, and temps warmed into the mid 40s this morning under a clear sky. that sw wind will gust to 30 mph this afternoon with sunshine and highs in the lower 60s. another cold front moves in tonight, and the wind will 40. friday afternoon will be sunny, but it will be windy with a northerly wind to 25 mph, and highs struggling to get out of the 40s. saturday morning will drop to near 30, making it milwaukee's first freeze of the season. the afternoon will be sunny, breezy and cool with a high near 50. sunday is still cranks up again and will warm us up close to 60. here's your prime time lineup here's your prime time lineup on tmj4. the now milwaukee at 6:30. followed by an hour of "supers

carson edwards misses. villanova escapes with the win, 79-7 of the final. highlights just for you, we hope you enjoyed them. >> really. we do. >> thanks. we appreciate it. >>> up next in "the pulse," the newest member of the bush family. >>> and banning technology. why one book store is saying no to electronics and wi-fi. blue diamond almond. a good that comes in 20 flavors from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond almonds. dry skin problems eufor over 100 years.ing discover eucerin advanced repair. it moisturizes dry, itchy, rough, skin. for immediate relief and proven 48-hour moisture. for healthier-looking skin... ...look for eucerin, now in the red cap. and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. ♪ >>> time for "the pulse" and we'll start with the newest member of former president

edward lawrence nbc news, washington. iowa senator joni ernst spending thanksgiving today with u-s troops in afghanistan and qatar. ernst, a former company commander in the iowa national guard , meeting with the 211th aviation battalion and the 185th combat support sustainment battalion of iowa ernst saying -- "it was a tremendous honor to spend thanksgiving with iowans who are sacrificing so much in defense of our freedoms - particularly so far from home during the holidays," i am thankful to have shared this precious time with our outstanding iowa servicemembers and i thank them - as well as their families - for their faithful imagine cooking six turkeys in a few hours. cedar falls business owner todd steil has it down to a science -- after doing it for 20 years. todd says he starts frying the big birds every thanksgiving morning for friends, neighbors, and employees -- and he's all he's excited to share his secrets. "use peanut oil, that's the key. it's a little more expensive, nice and juicy. the only downfall is that

edward says he's hoping he can come back next year .. nats -- eating but next thanksgiving ... he wants to be on the other side of the table. "next year i hope to do a little something here myself, volunteer, help out and give back myself. that's what its about" eric ht, news local las vegas. catholic charities of southern nevada--- is always welcoming volunteers... not just on holidays... you can find information on how to get involved on our website, fox5 vegas dot com. a lot of local restaurants are giving back today... and one of them is doing it by feeding for the holidays. "piero's italian cuisine" hosted a "turkey gobble" and served about 12-hundred people a thanksgiving dinner today. piero's employees prepared four hundred pounds of turkey and three hundred pies... and the recipients were certainly thankful. "i heard somebody say it's the first hot thanksgiving meal they've had in the last three or four years. so that was probably my favorite part of the day so far. but you know, just real family, alot of laughter , alot of love. it's radiating throughout the restaurant

reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. now back to you, sam. >> edward, amid this last-minute blitz you mentioned a second ago 43 million people had already voted early. we're seeing that trend happen across the country, certainly in california. how much effect do you think the last-minute campaigning will have on the outcome of the election? >> reporter: it could have significant effect actually. we had 118 million votes in 2012. so you have a majority of votes, if you're using that number, still out there. in 2008 there was 131 million votes. so you can see there's still a lot of votes to be had. donald trump trying to hit those swing states that are right on the border, and those states he's hitting the polls are one point, two points and a virtual tie in some other areas, so it could be vital for that last-minute push. >> all right. >> edward lawrence live from d.c. thank you very much. >> good insight. now, speaking of election day, the system that links the bay area is, of course, b.a.r.t., and millions of people tak

carl edwards tries to block joey logano, but the move backfires. edwards gets loose and goes hard into the wall, triggers a major wreck that red flagged the race for about 31 minutes. the wreck opened the door for jimmie johnson, who actually had to start from the back of the field because his car failed prerace inspection. but johnson takes the lead on a restart in overtime. jimmie johnson wins his 7th sprint cup title, tying the legendary richard petty and dale earnhardt for the most all-time. cherise: very cool. jason: that's a long season, nascar. it starts in february and ends in november. cherise: november and snowing. of people. it wasn't much. about half an inch on the ground in some locations. tomorrow, more flurries in the higher terrain and the mountains up north. some sunshine poking through the clouds. temperatures only in the 30's. on tuesday, a little improvement. we will have sunshine, bright and sunny. mid 40's. thanksgiving, a chance of a few rain or snow showers moving through. cherise: [captioning performed by the national capti

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edwards all with wins advancing into the championship four. kyle busch does it on points. two joe gibbs racing cars fighting for a win, jimmie johnson looking for his seventh championship trying to tie the king and the intimidator. joey logano looking for his first ever championship. as is carl edwards. >> steve: we mentioned it was going to be the toughest round of eight. three winning drivers move on. proves that several drivers looking for that first championship. be interesting to see them taking on a six-time champion trying to get the seventh. >> rick: what an incredible race we have seen today. again, make sure to tune in to nbc sn for "nascar america" post race presented by advance auto parts. we knew that restarts were going to be very key in determining who would win this race. it also came into play as who would advance into the championship four. running for the title. the team on the restart taken out. now it is championship four including race winner joey the ground. plus -- president- elect trump expected to name his chief of staff. and a new drug making its

edward lawrence, washingto . >> thank you, edward. >>> protest over the election continue across the country. a majority of the protests were peaceful. where people marched, they blocked street and they lit up a became ma shay likeness of trump. more protests are expected in denver. crowds gathered outside the state capitol, holding sign that said love trumps hate. people are worried about accomplishments being undone by the administration, including lgbt rights. >>> donald trump made a lot of promise during his campaign so first 100 days may look like. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has posted his 100 day plan to his website and the is calling this his contract with the american voters including six measures to clean up corruption and special interest collusion in d.c., actions to protect workers, five actions to secure safety and constitutional ru constitutional executive action done under obama. he plans to deport illegal immigrants, build a wall, tax reform, repealing and replacing obamacare and electing a replacement for the u.s. supreme court. chris christie is in ch

the edwards brothers are finding purpose as patients.. and as parents "we have children with life- threatening allergies." which pushed the twins to create an epinephrine injector named auvi-q with success stories there are also obstacles the former manufacturer launching a voluntary recall, pulling the auto- injectors from shelves "a small number of devices potentially had inaccurate dosage delivery." now the brother's company, kaleo, has regained the rights and is addressing the problems that led to the recall but how can you be sure it will work when you need it the most? "fully robotic production assembly line. 100 quality checks on each auvi-q so we can ensure consistent and reliable delivery." and as outrage grew over the rising price of epipens the company is determined to revive the rival of epipen "knowing we may have to one day administer this on our il difference between this auto-injector and epipens "it contains a retractable needle." and it gives voice- guided prompts that was stephanie robusto reporting. epinephrine injecto

edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. donald trump went this morning he is waking up at trump tower planning more for the transition.. including looking over possible cabinet choices. today in washington-- president obama will honor our nation's veterans by paying tribute at the tomb of the unknowns. as part of the annual tradition-- the president will lay a floral wreath at the tomb at arlington national cemetary. mister obama will also make some formal remarks thanking veterans as well. this will be the last veteran's day ceremony of president obama's term in office. with the emotions - following the election - still close to the surface, signs of unity are also there - and especially powerful. 9news reporter dan grossman found that to be the case - in aurora- at fox hollow elementary's annual veteran's we are in need of hope terry vaughn helped give his country that hope kylar vaughn park above is helping to give it to his grandfather's comrades on this day nats of walking most of the veterans here at the fox hollow ve

as edward lawrence mentioned -- protests have erupted across marched through downtown. earlier in the day students walked out of two high schools to protest and make their voices heard. in chicago, a protest that started with hundreds grew to about 10-thousand people as people tried to gain access to the trump international hotel and tower. and in seattle -- five people shot. it happened near where a large anti- trump protest was happening. but police do not believe the shooting was connected to the protest. they say two of the vt dump who? dump trump. protests even happening here in iowa. many students walking out of central academy and other des moines high schools. the district did allow students to protest, saying they have a right to be heard. school leaders emailed parents letting them know of the plans. continuing coverage now... shots are fired as children walk home from school. near downtown waterloo. there were at least six bullets in a home where neighbors say at least two young children live. across the street --- one bullet hit a home -- just feet from wher

edwards all with wins advancing into the championship four. kyle busch does it on points. two joe gibbs racing cars fighting for a win, jimmie johnson looking for his seventh championship trying to tie the king and the intimidator. joey logano looking for his first ever championship. as is carl edwards. >> steve: we mentioned it was going to be the toughest round of eight. three winning drivers move on. >> jeff: no question. several drivers looking for that first championship. be interesting to see them taking on a six-time champion trying to get the seventh. >> rick: what an incredible race we have seen today. again, make sure to tune in to nbc sn for "nascar america" post race presented by advance auto parts. we knew that restarts were going to be very key in determining who would win this race. it also came into play as who would advance into the championship four. matt kenseth had a shot at running for the title. the team on the restart taken out. now it is championship four including race winner joey >>> live at the wheaton metro station, where a double stabbing inves

. >>> i'm tamala edwards. matt o'donnell has the morning off. >>> police are working to investigate after two people were shot in a parking lot near a macy's in south jersey as a black friday shopping frenzy is about to begin. >>> breaking this morning, arrests have been made in the shooting of a 2-year-old boy in north philadelphia. >> and shoppers, get on your mark, the annual retail mega events that began in many stores yesterday continues in a few hours with those sales and deals. . >>> hope you are smiling as you have another piece of pie later. karen is off. i'm guessing she's at the sales. we have a preview. and david murphy who has accu weather. >> we do have a fairly comfortable start this morning, assuming you got a jacket on. we got a lot of cloud cover out there have not might be sunny breaks before the clouds really fill in. and maybe an odd sprinkle through the day, but mainly dry. 43 degrees currently in philadelphia. so it is cool to start out. similar numbers across most of the region, 42 in a

edwards' car would be totaled and his championship hopes would come to an end. after a second restart.... jimmie johnson takes the lead and never looks back. johnson races to the checkered flag... johnson win his 7th career championship. that ties him with richard petty and dale earnhardt for the most nascar titles. have another check on your monday forecast. and later: a preview of tonights "monday night football" matchup. and surprising... this ?is the right video. why the teams sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. you can never tell from the outside share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. ((dave)) making headlines across america right now: a pipeline protest in north dakota... has turned into a riot. and police are now fighting back, using water canons... tear gas... and rubber bullets. the morton county sheriff's office posted this picture overnight... showing the scene. you can see "backwater bridge" . deputies say more than fo

as is carl edwards. >> steve: we menti of eight. three winning drivers move on. proves that fact, jeff. >> jeff: no question. several drivers looking for that first championship. be interesting to see them taking on a six-time champion trying to get the seventh. >> rick: what an incredible race we have seen today. again, make sure to tune in to nbc sn for "nascar america" post race presented by advance auto parts. we knew that restarts were going to be very key in determining who would win this race. would advance into the championship four. it looked as though the 20 of matt kenseth had a shot at running for the title. the team on the restart taken out. now it is championship four including race winner joey logano. z25eiz z16fz y25ehy y16fy . >>> right now on news channel 8 at 6:00. >>a deadly day out diving, a husband and wife find themselves stranded in the gulf. tonight a sad update to the story. good evening, everyone, i'm rod >>tonight we have an update to an apparent diving accident. 37-year-old blaze gamba has died from her injuries. >>it happened off the

edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >> edward, thank you very much. it was certainly a busy night for national and local politics. here in the bay area a boon for b.a.r.t. measure rr will generate billions of dollars paid for in property taxes. chuck coppola is looking into the b.a.r.t. vote that cleared the two-thirds majority, chuck. >> reporter: morning, sam. raising property taxes in california has been a very tough sell for more than 30 years, but yesterday homeowners in san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties said with their votes that they're willing to pay as much as $55 a year more in property taxes to fix b.a.r.t.'s infrastructure. it underscores now just how important mass transit has become in california, land of the automobile. >> it may not be as efficient as what we'd all like to have it be. it's still pretty darn good. >> reporter: do you trust the b.a.r.t. management to do it right if. >> i do. >> i ride better three times a day. it's a 15-minute delay. >> reporter: what should they fix first? >> fix the trains. you need new

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edward lawrence nbc news washington. trump also told the new york times he's keeping an open mind about whether to pull the u-s out of a multi-national agreement on climac the campaign trail -- at an early thanksgiving gift from president obama to dozens of inmates -- including several from iowa. the president reduced prison sentences for 79 inmates this week. many of them had been convicted of drug crimes. the president says leaving them behind bars for decades isn't in the best interest of taxpayers. six inmates from iowa -- all behind bars for drug convictions -- will get out of prison earlier than expected. the president has reduced the more than the last 11 presidents combined. emergency crews have a big job on their hands. they freed a horse stuck in mud up to its neck. it happened in maryland. it took time and a lot of equipment -- including a front- end loader to get it done. they have nine lives. this cat also spent nine days wondering if he'd used them all up. sd linemen from the power company rescued the cat.