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. >> this is the honor room at the bell um home in portland, oregon. dedicated to john pellum who died in afghanistan. it was unusual when she was walking on a falmouth beach and found >> it has a name engraved and i wiped off some of the sand and i noticed a kia. >> it stands for killed in action. the name on the bracelet. special wrist john pellum. she called his father in oregon. it wasn't a shock. the family is used to getting messages from friends of their son. >> people from all over the >> this is the closest to a message in the bottle. >> when she called and started explaining what happened. it didn't surprise me at her reaction because i feel that often that -- and i affectionately look up and say now you're just showing off. >> the bracelet takes its place in the honor room. >> the learn who wore the bracelet to honor him and how it was lost on the cape cod beach. >> you can see what it meant to the person who found it and the dad. >>> let's talk about the weather. things are about to change a little bit. >> sunny today and not so today. >> w

crowds they put out warning if you are in the downtown portland area and make your way home. find another route the crowds may be here for awhile. >> we will watch those and update for at 6:00 >> maria: we send you off to nbc nightly news. you can find the latest on the >>> tonight, shock waves across america and around the world as donald trump defies the polls and the pundits again. a dramatic triumph as the brash billionaire is elected the 45th president of the united states. for us to come together as one united people. >> for hillary clinton, one of the most stunning defeats in american political history. >> last night i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. >> the candidate and her campaign so confident victory was in their grasp. what happened? we have exclusive details inside trump's planning. plus the immediate

marjorie begs tony to come back to portland and fix it up. but portland, and being compared to his father, is exactly what tony has avoided for his entire adult life. >> i was always of the theory that you can never go home. >> tony agrees to fix the roof, but focuses mostly on his career, adding to his impressive list of designs, in chicago and around the globe -- france, turkey, saudi arabia. after marjorie dies in 2009, tony and his brother peter inherit the house that meant so much to their father. but what to do with the old, neglected home? the brothers bring in some real estate agents for a market evaluation. >> were going through the house with several realtors, and one of them kind of said to me in a low tone, "you know, this house is a possible tear-down." >> did your heart stop? >> absolutely, my heart stopped. i looked at her in total disbelief, and in that moment i said, "over my dead body." >> you weren't gonna let it happen. >> absolutely not. >> so tony buys out his brother and dedicates himself to restoring their father's che

police dodged project aisles thrown at home. >> daniel: portland, oregon thousands of people marching and chanting against president-elect donald trump and suddenly it turned violent. marching past a toyota dealership when they started throwing things at the cars in the parking lot. you can see the smashed-out window there. from there a string of violence and vandalism. people could be seen throwing trash cans and other objects at police. at one point their the protesters made it on to several different roads and blocked people from passing. one woman was trying to drive through the someone apparently used a bat to smash a windshield. you can see the shattered glass in this video. the woman was crying. obviously very upset. but tells police she was not hurt. and she wasn't alone. other drivers had similar story. she had a message for the protesters after she was finally able to drive away. >> we are all acting like donald trump. >> they were walking by and beating on my window. a woman smashed my tires. . >> daniel: police detained several people from the riot. portland was not the on

"tonya harding returned home to portland, oregon this week a champion but now reports link her husband and her bodyguard to the attack last week on nancy kerrigan. the two are said to be heard on an audiotape plotting the incident in which kerrigan's leg wa wielding an iron bar." "a local minister, gene saunders, told a private investigator he heard taped discussion about the attack but today saunders wasn't talking." "i--i don't have any comment." "the private investigator, gary crowe, says reverend gene saunders identified one of those on the tape as shawn eckhardt, harding's bodyguard." "it was--gene explained to me that shawn was approached by harding's husband and asked to who could do some sort of bodily damage to nancy kerrigan." the focus shifted from victim to suspect. "good evening. there is word tonight that arrest warrants have now been issued for the attack on olympic figure skater said to include conspiracy."are "reports continue to identify harding's bodyguard, shawn eckardt, the man in the trenchcoat, as involved in arranging the attack. there is node support some repor

the phoenix suns back at the home tonight against the portland trail blazers. the suns are winless in four games us this for a. the suns rising young start missed monday night's road game because of a sore toe. will he be available tonight? let's see if we can get any round. >> we'll see, feel a lot better now. like i said, been doing treatment, 24 hours a day. it's been helping a lots. >> went up a shoe size. i think my shoe was a little bit too small. toe kept hitting the front of the foot. feels bad. i mean the it doesn't feel good. when people ask why you're sitting out. and you say your to. i got a -- toe. twitter for that. but if you have had the injury, you know how bad it hurts. >> i don't know. i moved up a shoe size. it feels a lot better now. a lot more space. surprised i didn't do it awhile ago, but, you know, it happened so i'm good now. >> all right. being listed as game time decision. meantime, straight ahead, i give you my fantasy football the week. i'm so sure of this one, i >>> let's talk so fantasy football. bye weeks continue to force fantas

school officials in portland sent a letter home to parents warning that there could be more student protests this week. ben: just hours after meeting with tv network executives and yesterday calling the media crooked. one of the tv execs trump met with is the founder of bet, bob johnson. after the meeting, johnson said trump is committed to reaching out to african-americans. melinda: trump will be spending thanksgiving at his home in miami. the coast guard is working on special security zones for the occasion. melinda: boaters have to receive permission to enter any of the three zones starting today. the coast guard says the zones will protect trump and everyone else in the area from any subversive acts. tr at his mar-a-lago resort. ben: a nominee to become trump's national security advisor was here in wisconsin last night. general michael flynn spoke at ripon college last night. hundreds of people attended. it was standing room only to hear flynn talk about national security challenges. he talked about isis, russia and north korea. flynn said that leaders need to focus on the long term. >>

while protest remained peaceful at home... another night of unrest in portland, oregon.. according to the police twitter page -- a group of protesters -- attacked a news crew. they say -- others -- threw arrested. meanwhile, presient-elect donald trump is lying low again -- working at home with his transition team to put together a trump administration. they have more than four thousand jobs to fill, meanwhile, those angry about his win show no signs of cooling off. abc's chuck sivertsen ["see- vert-sen"] has more. script: (nats up protests) as protestors strain at the barricades surrounding his gilded penthouse may feel more like a gilded cage. for a fourth straight day, crowds prowled the streets -- raising their signs and their voices against the president-elect. sot protester: "i don't want him appointing supreme court justices." sot protester: from coast to coast -- signs of popular resistance to the populist president-in-waiting. (nats up) donald trump was out day saturday-- in his manhattan penthouse that now resembles a guardhouse -- surrounded with concrete barri

the nbc station in portland sent questions to 86 in 86 -- inmates serving time. among the top things burglaries said were red flags to stay away, ve radios and tvs inside, leaving a light on, some said it worked. others said it didn't stop them. as for security signs from companies, several burglars say they're just a joke. one expert who spent several years behind bars for his burglaries rode around pointing out issues with one neighborhood. he said another key thing you can do, make sure your home is visible from the street. >> reporter: what do you notice about this neighborhood? >> bushes, a lot of bushes. if you look, you can't even see the front porches on just about you really can't see. >> most of the burglars who responded to the survey also said they didn't wait for dark. they like to strike in the afternoon. among the other top tips, many said get a security camera, make it visible. others said big dogs scared them away even if no one was home and get to know your neighbors. knowing that someone is watching made many burglars find another street. you c

home was taken from native people. it's the wealth of the people who have been oppressed and who have had things stolen to them that allow me to go to this institution. >> but honestly, why are you doing it? why not go pick apples in washington state? why are you consuming $62,000 a year of this blood money as you describe it to sit around campus and do pointless rhetorical and symbolic acts like burning flags? why not work with the people, the laborers? >> i very much disagree that removing the flag was a not useful thing. it got show, correct? >> yeah. >> it's useful in terms of getting voices out there. and i think that going to a school like hampshire college -- i'm not here to defend going to hampshire college. i'm here to defend the removing of the flag from my campus which was a democratic process. >> so i can understand the context of this, very quickly, you're for diversity obviously and yet i bet there's virtually nobody on your campus who's openly supporting donald trump. do you yearn for more diversity on y

home was taken from native people. it's the wealth of the people who have been oppressed and who have had things stolen to them that allow me to go to this institution. >> but honestly, why are you doing it? why not go pick apples in washington state? why are you consuming $62,000 a year of this blood money as you describe it to sit around campus and do pointless rhetorical and symbolic acts like burning flags? why not work with the people, the laborers? >> i very much disagree that removing the flag was a not useful thing. it got me on your show, correct? >> yeah. >> it's useful in terms of getting voices out there. and i think that going to a school like hampshire college -- i'm not here to defend going to hampshire college. i'm here to defend the removing of the flag from my campus which was a democratic process. >> so i can understand the context of this, very quickly, you're for diversity obviously and yet i bet there's virtually nobody on your campus who's openly supporting donald trump. do you yearn for more div

school officials in portland sent a letter home to parents warning that there could be more student protests this week. >> president-elect donald trump is spending time in miami. there is special security being set up. the coast guard is saying that the zones will protect others in the area. >> the nominee for the national security advisor was in milwaukee last night. hundreds of people attended and standing room only to here general flynn talk about the national security challenges, isis and russia and north korea. the leaders need to focus on the long term. strategy, our grand strategy, as we go forward in the rest of this century. ben: some students who attended the speech say they wanted to hear flynn discuss cyber security along with international and domestic issues. ben: new this morning, a texas woman wants sherifde was tazed. the woman uses a wheelchair because of a lower back injury. she was using a cell phone to record her friend's arrest when she got into an argument with police. one deputy grabbed her phone and threw it into her car. minutes later another deputy tazed her. >> i

portland is known for home good stores and leather goods stores. you can stay at the heart of downtown. a happening happy hour. you will be close to powell's bookstore. one of the country's best independent book shops. >> hotel rates? 185? >> yes. you are right in the heart of downtown. >> and last, but not least, louisville, kentucky. >> louisville, kentucky. home to food scene and craft distilleries. bourbon and bluegrass. the gault hotel right on the water. lots to do. lots to see. >> for the whole family? >> yes. >> sara, thank you. you can find more of the trips on today.com. we are back in a mome. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've always believed the holidays should be about joy. where days are filled with magic, not madness. it's why we have amazing prices on thoughtful gifts, everyday. >>> still to come on "today," the death of fidel castro reaction pours in from around the world. what does his death mean for u.s. and cuban relations? >>> and a mom who went missing three weeks ago found alive. the latest on her condition and who p

while protest remained peaceful at home... another night of unrest in portland, oregon.. according to the police twitter page -- a group of protesters -- attacked a news crew. they say -- others -- threw glass bottles at police. several people -- have been meanwhile, presient-elect donald trump is lying low again -- working at home with his transition team to put together a trump administration. they have more than four thousand jobs to fill, meanwhile, those angry about his win show no signs of cooling off. abc's chuck sivertsen ["see- vert-sen"] has more. script: (nats up protests) as protestors strain at the barricades surrounding his namesake tower, donald trump's gilded penthouse may feel more like a gilded cage. crowds prowled the streets -- raising their signs and their voices against the president-elect. sot protester: "i don't want him appointing supreme court justices." sot protester: from coast to coast -- signs of popular resistance to the populist president-in-waiting. (nats up) donald trump was out of the public eye for a second day saturday-- in his manhatt

they don't play until next wednesday hosting portland. both games at home. >>> speak of home that is where the browns are tomorrow. as they host the steelers. boy, pittsburgh has 110 of the last 12 in this rivalry. it would be nice if it would become a rivalry again. because really is of it is just one side. the win column for the fist time this year. browns zero to 10. and the question how does he respond after getting benched in baltimore. he's zero to 7 as a start e. he has another shot to improve and get a win on sunday. kessler not letting what happened last time out affect him coming up tomorrow. >> find somewhere to improve a little bit more. so for me it's been more of a motivation this week to make sure i have everything down and not thinking about obviously last game. >>> what a game last night at bedford regional finals. the big rivalry st. edwards saint oiling neigh sus. patrick ryan saint ignatius quarterback. 17 to 7 with 1:50 left. quarterback, nice catch by hoover. touchdown. 73 yards to make it 17 to 14 eagles trail with

portland is known for home good stores and leather goods stores. you can stay at the heart of downtown. a happening happy hour. you will be close to powell's bookstore. one of the country's best independent book shops. >> hotel rates? 185? >> yes. you are right in the heart of downtown. >> and last, but not least, louisville, kentucky. >> louisville, kentucky. home to food scene and craft distilleries. bourbon and bluegrass. the gault hotel right on the water. they have gingerbread house and mi mi mistletoe marketplace. lots to do. lots to see. >> for the whole family? >> yes. >> sara, thank you. you can find more of the trips on today.com. we are back in a moment. bu ftir - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. lois: we've got meats and produce, naturals and organics, at prices that'll mak

and then getting home on sunday, boston and san francisco, big problems. kansas city, st. louis, not >> wren: here in new england we're looking at very pleasant >> new heeding, very pleasant travel conditions, more pleasant than yesterday. and not as breezy. cloud cover in the forecast. and wintery mix in the morning. in terms of snow totals, the potential for a dusting and more as you get to the mass pike and the worser hills and berkshires. i think you need to give it to her. >> yesterday we celebrated dylan and her baby is coming very soon. this was our ladies lunch for dylan. her very first baby shower. the baby is coming soon, i just wanted to share that with you. that's what we did yesterday. how adorable is that? and when she laughs, her belly shakes. it's the cutest thing ever. >> it's like santa claus. >> that happens to me too. >> yeah, right. >>> up next, no idea what to wear for thanksgiving? don't stress. we'll show you how to turn some of your most comfortable basics >> i love that. >> after these messages. >> oh, more food. here's a little healthy advice. ta

. >> reporter: they call it the honor room, a place in the family's portland, oregon home filled with momentos. >> that was a gift to us from an artist in philadelphia. >> reporter: his 22-year-old son, john, died while serving in afghanistan in 2014. >> we refer t that keeps giving. >> reporter: nearly three years later one of johns friends reached out to them. >> people all over the world, hey, i knew your son. >> reporter: last week it was different. a stranger called. a woman named liz spot add bracelet along the shore. >> i picked it up and look add it and it has a name engraved and i wiped off some of the sand and all of a sudden i notice a kia on the corner of it and i got a tear to my eye. members of the fallen soldiers baa battalion. >> this is like the closest to a message in the bottle. i think it was a john sending a message, hey, come find me. >> reporter: finding them on the opposite side of the country. >> when liz called and started explaining what had happened, it didn't surprise me at her reaction because i feel that often that -- and affectionally look up and go, no

in your home state there with the protests, and the riots. who are these people? >> well, certainly there have been multiple nights now of thousands of people turning out to send a message to the president that they're very concerned about the type of ideas that he put forward during his campaign, his attack on hispanics, his attack on african-americans, his attack on the handicapped. the list goes on and on. even attack on veterans during his campaign of course today being veterans day. and so it's unfortunate last night that there were a few folks in what is otherwise been a very peaceful protest, who did disrupt it. >> these are not, to your mind, professional protesters, possibly sent by the dnc and reince priebus or donald trump has suggested? >> no. only inside trump's own mind. >> senator let's talk about where democrats go from here. in january, prubsz were in control of the white house, the senate, the house of representatives, what can democrats do for their own agenda or even to block things that you don't like coming out of the re

. ♪ >>> live pictures from portland, oregon. there were demonstrations across the country overnight that are still going on right now in some places including portland. i say demonstrations, this you're looking at in portland was actually declared a riot by the portland police department. that because of some of the violent acts that were committed there, some cars were damaged and also things thrown at police. so the technical term they used for it was a riot, though, you know, that may be a term that to some people means more than we've seen pictures of right there, but you can see there are tense moments on the streets of portland. you can see that there's a lot of deep feelings about this election that are going to last for a long time around the country. this is happening as the trump team, the team for president-elect trump is putting the transition in motion right now. he holds his first official meeting with that team dahir in new york. let's talk about some of the rumors about names being floated and some of the things

homes have regained that value and more. seattle, portland and denver have the largest gain. san francisco is one of the few markets where prices actually dropped last month. also housing prices are climbing much faster than american workerers' income. >>> now the husband of an alleged kidnapped victim is stepping forward. he says she was covered in black and yellow bruises when she was found. not only bruised but starved, according to the husband, weighing just 87 pounds. sherri papini was found on the side of the street. police are looking for two armed women who papini says abducted her. >>> a dirty mess in the north bay finally clear. this is what it looked like after a dump truck overturned half a mile west of 80. it also caused a deal fuel leak. and they reopened all the flames just a few hours ago. >>> they could soon ditch the gas tax and ask everyone to pay by the mile. they say pilot program could be the key to repair aging freeways. they would be charged a fee based on how much you drive. miles driven would be through an app, or emailing a picture through your odom

(koin/sot 406am et dominique gonzales/from portland. shows his welts after being hit by rubber bullets) we're not going home the reason we're out here is the police had armor -nats-(gun) as tensions escalated.this man, brandishing a weapon, confronted demonstrators. -nats- in oakland and l-a demonstrators brought traffic to a standstill for a second night in a row. (sot manuel corona) i am undocumented and i am very afraid. -nats- (we reject the president elect!) new york, ny) amid the unrest...concrete barricades have been placed around president-elect trump's primary residence... (vo-white house meeting) the extra security came after trump's one-on-one meeting with president obama at the white housea 90-minute discussion focusing on domestic and foreign policy... (sot obama) "we now are going to do everything we can to help you succeed." (sot trump) "i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future including counsel." (gfx) twitter late yester daybranding his opponents as "professional protesters, incited by the me

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, oregon, police warning drivers it will be a long ride home out west. later, protesters set the opinion yachta on fire. chicago. police called in backup as some 10,000 people tried to swarm the trump tower there, word of the pro tests spreading through facebook. police were ready for new yorkers who made to it the trump tower in manhattan. the protesters chanting again, "not my president" along with "black lives matter". a american university students lit an american flag on fire. >> i'm wendy rieger at the live desk. back to you. >> many of those students marched from au to the trump hotel down on pennsylvania avenue. we're live there tonight monitoring the demonstration. you can see dozens of people still there. the hotel has been the side of a number of protests in the past few months. there are also demonstrators outside the white house. that is where shomari stone is tonight. >> reporter: good evening, jim. right now i'm standing here at 16th treat andath street. the secret service police just lowered the yellow tape that was here. they had actuall

girl from the town of lisbon -- was found safe late last night.she had not been scene since coming home from school thursday afternoon.deputies found. breaking overnight -protests for a second night in portland, oregon.demonstrators upset over the election of donald trump took to the streets ... smashing car windows and damaging businesses.protests in other west coast cities remained relatively peaceful. president-elect donald trump waking up this morning in new york .. after a whirlwind tour of washington d.c.edward lawrence shows us how he spent his first day in our nation's capitol since being elected president donald trump day in washington, d.c. fantastic(sot: president barack obama/ no super :06-:16) "my number-one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president-elect is successful."(washington d.c. or the white house or the oval office :16-:20)in a remarkable image the president-elect and president obama shook hands. (sot: donald trump/ (r) president-elect :21-:29) "mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look for

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keeper curtains open, cut back the trees and bushes, make home visible because you don't want to be an easy target. >> that house is perfect. >>reporter: in portland, i'm kyle iboshi. >>> make sure you pick up your mail, if you are gone have your neighbors picked up. several burglars did surveillance before breaking in. and perhaps a hidden tree. >>> here's news for bargain shoppers. amazon is getting a head start on the busy holiday shopping season. today, it launched its black friday deep discounts. amazon says it will offer tens of thousands of deals with new ones coming as often as five minutes. they woke -- there will be 20 deals in a single day. you can find the deals now through december 22.>>> the holidays have returned to starbucks. their holiday beverages are available but they won't be served in are green designed with people in mind. they are designed to celebrate the community, unity and encourage us to be good to each other.>> [ laughter ] i have no frank, take it. >>> high clouds going on for the morning, temperatures in the 60s. mostly cloudy through the evening rush. t

in portland..streets are are fill sandbags to protect their homes. and in the mountains of northern california... up to 18 inches of fresh snow has fallen but its now creating dangerous driving conditions. ((ad-lib)) to start the weekend we will be sunny with highs into the 60s. clouds will start to move in later in the day with slight elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remain breezy through sunday. we are still on schedule for a cold front to interact with southern nevada by saturday night into sunday. rain chances are holding around 30% for las vegas with snow looking to fall at 7000 feet and above; ranging between a trace and three inches. the rain and snow chances bleed into monday but looking to last only until the early morning. after the system departs it will leave us sunny and cool. stay below 60 with overnight lows in the upper 30s a few mornings! winter weather has moved into southern nevada, enjoy! ((ad-lib at desk)) with slight snow chances in the higher elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remai

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horton said the company has reached out to address the problems we raised about the homes in walker's subdivision tonight, no one has contacted them. and as our station katu in portland, oregon, reported, homeowners with problems and defects claim their builder seems to be waiting them out until their first year warranty expires. >> you just get that sense, they're dragging this out so my year runs out, then they're going to dump me. >> have you ever heard of that happening? >> no, sir. >> not to this point? >> not to this point. >> i'm the first person to mention that to you? >> yes, sir. >> no, sir, not to my knowledge. >> reporter: more and more owners come to realize often when it's too late the contract they signed keeps them from suing the home builder. most builders insist on what's called mandatory arbitration, whose outcomes generally cannot be appealed and are kept secret. >> they like arbitration because it favors them. >> even though it's supposed to be neutral and unbiassed? >> even though it's supposed to be neutral and unbiased. >> reporter: this lawyer served for years

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getting out today, airport delays, chicago, detroit, memphis, seattle and portland and getting home on sunday. boston and san francisco big problems, kansas city and st. louis not quite as much. that's what's going on around the country. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist, chuck bell. temperatures in the 30s and up to 40s at international airport. plenty of sunshine for now. don't get used to it. clouds on the increase by mid to late afternoon. clouds mostly cloudy and should be dry in the daylight hours and most of the evening as well. temperatures come back for thanksgiving itself and maybe a few light sprinkles tomorrow and again on friday. >> i think you maybe should give it to her. >> yesterday, we celebrated dylan and her baby is coming very soon. this is our ladies' lunch for dylan. her baby shower, the baby coming soon. how adorable is that? when she laughs, her belly shakes. >> a little santa claus. >>> up next, no idea what to wear for thanksgiving, we will your most comfortable basics, like flannel shirts and jeans into styish dinners. >> i love that. here's a little healthy

. >>> suns home court against the pistons. the team is young. it'll be interesting to see how much that continues the factor after last night's osz losz in portland. when we say the suns are young, eric bledsoe was born in 1989. marquis krisz made his first start at 23. the suns are down 23-25 at the end of 1st but almost pulled off a comeback. >> we come back a lot. that's the team is really close. we have a lot of beliefs. i think our average age was 22. >>> the arizona wildcats away for a game. >>> this cubs fan decided to keep the memory of the world series always on his mind. we're we're not sure how th ? ? one day a rider made a decision. his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, >>> mountains are pink, time to drink! i heard that phrase -- listen, i met a lady today, she had the greatest personality. sun city, they have a wine club. and they say when the mountains are pink, it's time to drink. [ laughter ] >> happy hour. isn't that a nice phrase! [ laughter ] >> a live look

today, donald trump will visit his future home. he'll be at the white house meeting with president obama. together they'll plan a smooth transition of power. the president called trump yesterday to congratulate him on winning the election. in a speech yesterday, obama and that he's proud of hillary clinton for all her work. ben: hillary clinton gave her concession speech yesterday. she thanked all her supporters and encouraged them to keep moving forward. she also had a special message for young girls. >> to all the little girls who are watching this, never doubt that you are valuable and powerful and deserving of every own dreams. ben: clinton said in that speech that she called donald trump and offered to work with him during the next four years. melinda: the milwaukee county sheriff has been an outspoken trump supporter. in the past, sheriff david clarke has said he'd be honored if trump offered him a job. but right now, he isn't saying whether that's in the works. clarke released a statement saying, i am the sheriff of milwauke

thinking there could be delays of seattle's airport and towards portland as well. keeping our eyes on that as we go into tomorrow. back at home if you're traveling, driving tomorrow morning, through central florida dealing with fog. visibility would likely start dropping as we go into early tomorrow morning just before sunrise. otherwise keep a mild 64 degrees for the overnight low warm day lies ahead. we will look at temperatures in your complete weekend forecast in a bit. >>> so much -- thank you so much we will check back for the eight day forecast in just a little while. >>> from the gridiron to the cast-iron. buccaneer great scored a touchdown -- scored a touchdown the kitchen today cooking thanksgiving dinner for parents and children at the ronald mcdonald house in downtown st. moms and dads were thinking about as her children recover at johns hopkins all children's hospital. >> our blessings and health and whatnot but again praying for each other and being together. >> this little cutie right here is ten -month-old marissa. her parents telling issues doing f

. >> warriors coming back home after an undefeated road trip. things look to be really clicking against portland. inst portland. go came off the bench in the first quarter, warriors made a 17-2 run. finished with a career high, currie did a little something, leading the warriors with 28 points, 23 of those came in the third quarter alone. final score 127-104. >> clark is good. >> san jose sharks, three game winning streak, it's over, arizona coyotes beat them. the they dominated the first period, took a lead. patrick had a goal, but coyotes went on to score three goals in the second period. sharks scored again in the third, but they could not complete a comeback. they will be hosting the flames at home tomorrow night. >> the time of the year you have to decide what to watch, right? world series and the warriors and the sharks. >> and then occasionally, that will collide with the football games. and pretty soon, you are spending the whole day watching sports. good morning, everyone, if you are trying to get on the commute, i'm going to show you a

that's perfect. >> reporter: in portland, i am kyle iboshi. >> good neighbors can be one of the best security systems. so now might be a good time to get to know the people next door. >>> tonight we're learning more about a horrific accident involving two buses that killed six people. baltimore where investigators are hoping survivors will help them figure out what happened. >> reporter: to bus drivers, four passengers were killed in this crash. 10 people injured, one person in critical condition. another person still in serious condition. there is any good news in all this, fortunately no children were on that school bus. actually on its way to make its first pickup of the morning. before this horrific crash. >> inside the mta. in it. >> reporter: this is how it ended. one bus inside of another, six people dead, 10 injured and a trail of destruction pan -- spanning several city blocks. the school bus driven by a city 7-year-old man came barreling down frederick avenue southwest baltimore. first it plowed into this ford mustang with shawn braxton inside. >> i looked up and i still se