kristine: did it affect the outcome of the recent election? law professional says probably not. >> you might have had a few

kristin -- goes through, as well. kristin? >>> all right, jd. let's check the highways. four different camera shots along 76 showing light traffic let's head to the mans and check on what we are looking at. maybe slow spots, cars going under the speed limit. no accidents. the akron area checking in fine. starting tomorrow getting you prepared to this. ledge road every now and then gets closed under 271. this one goes until november 9th. remember, today at noon until 2:00 a.m. we have the parking restrictions downtown around the q and progressive field because of the game tonight. follow me on twitter for the details. let's check in with corrina pysa, though now, in the middle of all the action live at progressive field. >> reporter: good morning kristin and cleveland. let me tell you, we are off to a chilly start but we are in for a beautiful day for baseball. game six of the world series tonight here at progressive field. we have not solved the mystery of who will be throwing out the first pitch. we do know who will be handing them the ball. cetta shepherd of north ridg

kristin? >> thank you, terrence. >>> 4:45. jury selection for a former university of cincinnati police officer will continue today. ray tensing is accused of killing a man during a traffic prosecutors told potential jurors tensing admitted he purposely caused the death of dubois. the judge is now warning prosecutors to avoid talking about evidence in the case. >>> a former state trooper turns himself into police after being accused of rape charges at the springfield apartment last year. the alleged rape came to light when investigators were looking into a claim that foster trooper. >>> the ohio patrol is helping counter parts in north dakota. 37 ohio troopers were sent to the dakota access pipeline protest that is seeing clashes between security forces and demonstrators. the state decision to help out is not going well with other and a change.org petition is circulating asking the governor social media. a lot of people checking into the protest site on facebook. they are not at standing rock. they are using facebook check- ins

kristin. >>reporter: not too bad. just worryd about those streets where we are seeing issues because of the strong winds. so for traffic out there use caution, especially here. we've got a partial building collapse west 91st street and nothing too, too concerning. but also use caution in this area here. it is passible, lorain at 126th street, a tree had fallen down in that area earlier. you can get around, just go slowly. let's check on the highways right now. we are looking at 71st, right, at 71, and we are looking okay. traffic starting to build, but at least we're flowing okay in this section. let's check out with john in the sky air tracker 5. good morning. >>reporter: hey, kristin, good morning. for the most part things looking pretty good aside from there were some downed lines. i do want to point out that east 9th street is back open after it was closed earlier this morning because of an issue with some lights. traffic moving again on east 9th. we'll check out some other areas and let you know what we see here

kristin-byrne. right now you're looking at an odot view of 90 right at east -- excuse me, west 84th. i'll get it together, i promise. but you can just see how slick we are out on the highways this morning because of that rain. and as j.d. has been talking it, something we are going to be dealing with for that morning commute, so make sure you take it slow, and if any of those traffic lights are out, treat those as a four- way stop. >>> we're not going to give in to to fear, we're not going to give in to hatred or tragedy like this. >> healing after horror. ohio state coming togethers this morning to move forward -- together this morning to move forward after a terrifying attack. >> and classes will resume today less than 24 hours after a man drove into a crowd and stabbed several people. news 5's meg shaw is in now with the latest. good morning, meg. >>reporter: good morning, sarah and karina. there are so many unanswered questions this morning, but columbus police and federal agents are now working

kristin, you say you have thrilled with this pick, why? >> i'm thrilled because i think that nikki haley is going to be an excellent representative of america on the world stage. i think as somebody who comes to this position with certainly nontraditional dpoarns get there, -- experience and he does not himself have a traditional background that would lead one to be president. certainly fits in with his administration. and i'm also sort of grateful as a republican that this is something that can be unifying to the party. this is now, i think, a big healing move to say, look, even those skeptical of me when i was running, i want you to be part

kristin dalhgren has follow up. wanda dent spent thanksgiving morning in the kitchen. >> golden brown. >> reporter: but her turkey dinner was one the entire country was waiting for. >> i never in a million years would think this would happen. i am so happy. >> reporter: right up front, jamaal. >> her guest of honor, a young man she didn't know two weeks ago. jamaal hinton is the teen grandma wanda accidentally texted about thanksgiving dinner. pictures proved he wasn't her grandson. but when he jokingly asked for a plate anyway, wanda do. their text went viral. responses poured in from around the country. >> this is an e-mail. >> reporter: including this one from wanda's coworker. >> what we all need to do, we just love, spread kindness and break bread together. you remind me of my mother. she was a beautiful soul. >> reporter: in a year many americans worried about political tension at the table, wanda and jamaal struck a nerve. >> you're a celebrity. >> i guess so. >> reporter: on >> that was pretty risky though.

uber has suspended the driver's privileges as they investigate kristin's complaint against him and the company does acknowledge that refusing to transport a service dog is both a clear violation of the law and uber policy, and as for the driver's claim he's allergic to dogs, that still does not exempt him from accepting the service dog. >> just one small snapshot of many different challenges existing within the short window. >> we were floored as to how much happened, and can you imagine navigating dc as a blind person? >> yeah! >> it's different everywhere you go, one metro station, and things are one way and things are another way. >> all this week we will show you the number one obstacle is thoughtlessness on behalf of able-bodied people. we could all do more. >> that is like what we saw from the young to. we will see you tomorrow night. >>> uber says they technically don't hire or fire drivers as they are all independent contractors. they provide them with information and resources on accommodating riders with disabilities. we have that on our website, and tomorrow night at 11, and

my thanks to jason sudeikis, kristin chenoweth, dnce! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ?? [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- kathy griffin, star of "lion", actor dev patel, cooking with chef jose andres, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, se meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? how we doing out there? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump settled the fraud lawsuit against trump university over the weekend for $25 million. well technically he settled it for $24 million plus two tickets to "hamilton."

my thanks to jason sudeikis, kristin chenoweth, dnce! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] ? >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- kathy griffin, star of "lion", actor dev patel, cooking with chef jose andres, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? how we doing out there? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear.

in windham, kristin spoke -- tom: great story. we do have an update, to the cross country challenge a local musician embarked on. justin spencer from the popular band "recycled percussion" has made it back to new hampshire. he went cross country and collected toys for local kids in need. here -- he did his role. he raised $10,000. mike: they do great work all giving back to the community. i remember them bringing the latter into our studio with a couple of drumsticks and it sounded great. a tricky dan the road tomorrow. the critical time when many are heading out, it might start to spit freezing rain out there. look at this beautiful shop this morning. a top mount washington from the observation deck. a little bit of snow on the deck and in the distance, and under on the deck at about 5000 feet, right over the top of the rest of the presidential range. full sunshine developed their during the late morning and afternoon. temperatures are quite chilly. all below freezing. a few temperatures to watch. one in the valleys, all below fr

kristine: i'm kristine frazao reporting. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00", on your side. maureen: we are getting a clearer picture of the cabinet plans to assemble. he named his pick for attorney general, c.i.a. director and national security adviser. richard reeve joins us with more on the selection and what we can learn from them. rich? richard these are key positions that are part of trump national security apparatus, many are sharp critics of the obama administration and the policies. >> are you looking forward to the meeting? >> as the parade of possibles meet at trump tower -- >> former military intelligence chief michael flynn getting the nod as the national security adviser on the trump team. >> there is a lot of pieces of input for decision-making rather than just the one you are providing. >> flynn has been a fierce critic of obama foreign policy. mike pompeo from kansas is c.i.a. director, key challenger to hillary clinton. democrats are calin >> this is getting more and more disturbing. clear that donald trump is not trying to bring the country together. >> th

kristin? >>> we are learning at least one person has died and five hurt after an explosion along the colonial pipeline in alabama. you can see the intense flames shoot into the sky. the blast happened about a mile away from a line that burst and leaked last month that led to a gasoline shortage across the south. no word on whether this will >>> in florida an 18-year-old woman says she was turned away from early voting for wearing a speatshirt. she says she wasn't allowed to vote wearing a sweatshirt that says chwc that standed for catholic heart work camp. she says it has nothing to do with hillary clinton. voters are allowed to wear campaign buttons and shirts as long as votes are not solicited within 100 feet of th e affect your uber or lyft driver. a study says uber drivers in boston are more than twice as likely to cancel rides of passengers that have african- american sounding names. black riders waited 30% longer for a ride. the study found drivers took female passengers for longer, more

kwwl's kristin rogers is live in des moines with the latest-- kristin what can you tell us. a tragic day here-- police s road near the 100 marker on 1-80 they say he flagged down the dnr and asked them to call 911 it was there he was arrested without incident the two officers were shot just two miles apart. police say an officer responded like that, that these officers were ambushed. on the surface right now, like i said, these officers and whoever the coward is that shot them while they sat in their cars. up -- while this investigation continues this is a huge loss and a heartbreaking day for this community. ...kwwl news. thanks kristin, one iowa woman shows her support to a des moines officer after hearing about this tragedy... and i want you guys to be able to go to you families police in eastern iowa are keeping their thoughts and prayers with those in des moines and urbandale. kwwl's amanda gilbert catching up with the waterloo police police department it's been a tough morning for police not just in des moines and urbandale... but all across iowa. waterloo police chief dan trel

kristin? >> this is the height of hypocrisy. of course when trump wants to question the results if he loses, that would be appalling, but now that hillary is the one that lost she has completely changed her tune. here's the bottom line. she would have to win all of these states where they are doing recounts. wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania to win the election. there's no chance of that happening. this is a big type dream. there's no evidence there was election tampering in these states. and onwhat's most funny about ts story is perhaps the most corrupt person to run for president who was under federal investigation per pay to play politics and who received the big questions ahead of time for cnn now wants to be in charge of the integrity of the election. it is hilarious. >> what is going on here? hillary clinton's campaign itself has come forward saying they have been looking into it. there's no evidence of hacking or wrong doing in that regard. yet they are joining on to this effort. >> i actually agree it is a pipe dream.

kristin? on major highways. a 3-d city zoom check of the highways. 77 to 271 eastbound lanes clocking in at a 60-mile per hour commute. and along 77 and east 22nd street nothing concerning, just your typical delay. the highways at 77 and allergytop may be dealing with fog but we haven't seen any crashes. let's check in with once more from the sky. >> slow traffic on 77. you are seeing the slow traffic if east 22nd to until you reach 90. here is an aerial look at it, really slowing things down. even on the innerbelt bridge bridge, no accidents. just slow traffic in this area. let's go back inside. >> jon, thank you. >>> in the fallout to trump's election continuing overnight, huge protests forming in dozens of cities across the country voice opposition over trump. and this time in los angeles people there burning the donald trump upgy as they flooded the streets and groups blocking the busy highways and streets leading to dozens of arrests at the protest theme continues across the country. let's go out to sarah p

reporter: kristine frazao tied to news event of the day?: yes. this can be a sidebar to the ongoing tumult we have seen in cities like portland, oregon. we suggest setting up the piece with a vo/vosot/pkg from cnn newsource or affiliate service. description: what's driving the protests? are they truly grassroots efforts or are the folks turning out for them professional protestors?est. script time: 3:30 p.m. [[take pkg]][[trt:1:43]][[oc: kristine frazao reporting]] before president-elect trump jumped into the political sphere, he was once a reality t-v star. and he is not the elected official.it began with president ronald reagan.he was a movie star who no one expected to become president. but he ?did - and became a symbol for the republican party.he had ?no experience governing - but people knew him from t-v and movies.sonny bono -- the singer - became the mayor of palm springs california in the 80's. actor clint eastwood also served as mayor of a small town in california. arnold schwarzenegg er served as the ?governor of california. big news ha

ahead about that, kristin? >> all right. i am not excited about that, jd. >>> well, you name the highway and there is a good chance we are seeing fog. look at 77 an the turnpike, 480 -- slow it down this morning. a lot of thick fog along 76 but it is not impacting your drive times in summit county. all good along 77. here is 76 at 77. you can hardly make out the cars out there on odot. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >>> right now cleveland police detectives need your help identifying these two armed robbers that targeted a subway restaurant on the west side pointing guns at employees jar right off the counter. if you have any information give police a call. >>> and i feel like i need to be making room for all the thanksgiving goodies, the sweet treats and all the dishes, you know? >> yes. we have a warning for you, though, this morning. watch out for people illegally selling food online. it is a trend taking off on social media. the problem is regulating what is being sold and what is in the food you are buying. baked g

kristin, thanks. >> thanks, kristin. >>> president obama returning home overnight from his final trip overseas, closing out his farewell tour in peru. the president giving the world a glimpse of his life after the white house, saying he will step aside quietly. but admits there is a limit to his silence. he says if president-elect trump breaches certain values or ideals. >> that it's necessary or helpful for me to defend those ideals, then i'll -- i'll examine it when it comes. >> the president also meeting face-to-face with his russian president -- with russian president vladimir putin and encouraging him to end the ukrainian conflict. the rare conversation lasting just four minutes. >> wow. short conversation there. >>> now weather for you, the northeast feeling its first deep freeze of the season with temperatures plunging into the 20s. >> the cold front bringing snow and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. >> meteorologist here with what we can expect so janus, week up to rooftops covered in snow after 60 degree weather the day before. >> well, welcome to my world. >> what in the

>> reporter: kristin dahlgren, nbc news, mesa, arizona. >> isn't that great? that's going to do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt. >>> right now on news 3 live at 6:00 -- a map found -- a man found dead lying on the steps of an apartment building east of las vegas. >>> then the man who busted out of a las vegas jail interrogation room now linked to more crimes. police say two murders. >>> from mother nature. >>> a man shot to death inside his apartment near downtown las vegas. thank you for joining us. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm latoya silmon in for jim snyder tonight. we brought you this as breaking news just a few hours ago. the shooting is our top story tonight. news 3's christy wilcox has been gathering more information. what can you tell us? witnesses say that that man was in the apartment during the shooting. that apartment right here behind us. metro does say that man has warrants and they are holding him to see if he was involved in the shooting. they also tell us there's one woman in the apartment but they think she was staying there. she is no

. >> news4's kristin wright is at woman's body was found. kristin? >> reporter: that's right. this woman was shot right in the shopping center parking lot and so this morning, police are looking for the shooter. the shopping center is the virginia gate way shopping center off of lee highway not far from 66. the shooting happened yesterday right around 5:30 in the afternoon when this place would have been pretty busy. when police got there, they found this woman and she had been shot. and died. police say at this point the shooting does not appear to be random. still a lot of questions that we're asking to police this morning about exactly where she was found and the circumstances, but right now, they're still looking for the shooter. back to you. >> kristin, thank you. it is 6:35. d.c. police are looking for two men who they say robbed a howard university student. this happened yesterday afternoon around 3:30. it was at 4th and college top students. the victim was not hurt. >>> deadly police shooting. a new call for the justice in the district after the death of a motorcyclist

kristine: it is because of the dollar rally. because the dollar, and the connections with the world, it is likely the rest of the world currency markets will be swept up in it. it depends on how much capacity the central banks have to shore up their currencies. also if they want to fight the dollar rally. there is a trade-off between their ability to do it and the realization that they are going to be going against the rally if they do it. vonnie: right. who of them has the reserves necessary? who has intervened already? kristine: malaysia, india, and brazil has stepped in to shore up their currencies. other central banks like the ones in china are constantly watching the markets. it depends on the pace of declines in these currencies. we know that central bankers do not like disorderly markets and they will be watching out for how quickly these moves are happening and what they will do after. mark: the bond markets, it is astonishing. the worst two-week performance for global bond indexes and a quarter century. this is my favor

lester. >> kristin welker, thank you. some sad news from los angeles overnight. '70s tv icon florence though her body of work spanned more than 50 years from stage to daytime shows to reality tv, she will best be remembered as the always upbeat and nurturing mom in that adorable blended tv family we know as "the brady bunch." ? here's a story ? ? of a lovely lady ? >> she was america's mom, who dealt with problems like this. >> marcia, marcia, marcia! >> now, sweetheart, you're not in anybody's shadow >> and this. >> peter? >> yeah, mom. >> don't sit up here alone. come on downstairs. >> florence henderson, aka mrs. brady, was beamed into thousands of households each week in the sweet comedy "the brady bunch." born in dale, indiana, she began her career on the stage and quickly took show business by storm, landing the title role in "fanny" on broadway. the spunky blond became a trail blazer. >> in 1959, henderson was hired to be the very first today girl here on nbc. she was also the first woman to ever host "the tonight

>> reporter: kristin dahlgren, nbc news, mesa, arizona. >> isn't that great? that's going to do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. nbc bay area's damian trujillo broke the story. are they genuinely worried about the letter? >> reporter: there is some concern in the mosque tonight. because there are direct threats. the local imam opened the letter yesterday. this is the letter. the opening lines themselves were alarming to community people who red the ledder. quote to the children of satan, you muslims are a vile and filthy people." >> shocked and then we realize there's a handful of people like that who would react to the political climate. >> reporter: the local imam opened the letter yesterday. "there's a new sheriff in town, president donald trump. he's going to cleanse america." >> it's absolutely threatening. >> reporter: supervisor david cortez received the letter from the mosque. >> when someone starts off a letterer addressed to the children of satan

kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from scooter's in cedar rapids--kristin? so far today this location has raised----- that's more than ----- made on a normal thursday. the community--really rallying behind this family-- in this devestating time. funerals for both selena and bella were held this afternoon-- the scene where the accident notes-- for two girls---so clearly loved by this community-- customers have been pouring into local scooters-- knowing all of the money made today--will go to this family. one scooter's store manager says "i know they brought in a theropy dog, i think for a lot kind of realize that anything could happen at any time-- their school community of linn--mar-- held a vigil for the girls on community so hard-- i had a scooter's customer tell me earlier-- she specifically came here today because she knew the money was going to this family. this is happening at all three cedar rapids scooter's-- if you haven't been here to get coffee yet-- they are open until 10 tonight-- live in cedar rapids--kristin rogers--news 7---kwwl. according to

rogers joins us live from cedar rapids--kristin? not everyone is quite old enough to make their way down here to the auditor's office or to a polling place to vote tomorrow-- students at prairie high school--getting some practice in--to prepare for the future. making posters and announcements to help encourage the voter turnout-- they're goal is 80 percent-- once polls were open-- voting was done through a link online-- students say--although not old enough to vote-- it's important to get in the habit. your profound voice in our government and you need to utilize that absolutely." as for the results of this election--well students are going a very cool experience-- students told me they even had some campaign experience-- thinking about things like--how can we encourage our peers to vote. they decided posters and announcements were the best way to get the word out. live in cedar rapids--kristin rogers--news 7 kwwl. students voted on all of the races on the ballot -- from president to local offices. coming up on kwwl -- an iowa offic

kristin? >> thank you, jd. >>> we are looking good on the highways. here are different camera shots along 90. trouble-free for you. overnight work in the akron area. details ahead. terrence? >>> this is something to think about the next time you get cash from the atm. >> you will probably want to wash your hands immediately. investigation in new york and found the atm key pads are absolutely covered in bacteria. most of the germs coming from human skin and food, the most common was lactic acid bacteria usually found in decomposing plants and milk products. atm boards also hold mold and fungus. it didn't matter whether the atm was inside or outside. >> wow! alcohol may increase your risk of prostate cancer. two alcoholic drinks a day can mean a 8% to 23% higher risk compared to those that don't drink at all. prostate cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer death in men. >>> 4:41 is the time right now. up next, an adele freakout. the surprise guest a singer said "hello" to across the border. >> can't wait to see that. >>> and super screen5. you see

kristin wright is live in rockville now with more on what they plan to do. kristin? >> you hate to think about how it feels to call 911 during emergency and get a busy signal. council members will meet in three hours from now to talk about ways to make sure there isn't another outage. you may remember the name marlin soboria. his family was calling 911. they couldn't get through top 911 and he died. the outage lasted for two hours. besides preventing another awful situation like that one, today place to inform the public. all of us, in case that 911 system goes out again. now, a 91-year-old woman also died during that outage. officials at the time saying the system shut down to prevent over heating when there was a failure in the air conditioning system. aaron, eun, back to you. >> kristin wright live for us, thank you, kristin. >>> the search for two stabbing suspects >> toddler stabbed. their father is behind bars. what is the next step in this case of domestic violence in prince george's county. >> ?? first, the music world is mourning the death of leon russell. r

department--kristin ? both the urnabdale and des moines communities are devestated-- at these senseless murders. the flag-h words can't begin to explain the outpour of support--take a look. flowers being dropped off by the dozens at the des moines police department-- and also in urbandale. officers are being hugged-- prayers are being prayed and many tears are being shed. it's hard for anyone to understand how this could have community-- whose job was to protect them. liz lee/ urbandale "saddened and shocked just hard to believe that urbandale iowa, that this happened, really a memorial also went up at the scene where officer martin was killed in urbandale--- including a blue sign i spoke with some johnston high school students who were dropping off flowers at that scene in urbandale--they said its just in des moines, kristin rogers news 7--kwwl. greene is no stranger to police in the des moines area --being arrested multiple times on various charges. most recently, he was removed from a high school footba

kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from cedar rapids --kristin? it's certainly not an easy thing to watch--- a police officer--in uniform-- being verbally harassed--simply for being an officer. the woman proudly--live- streaming it for all to see. "we are streaming live from, is melyssa jo kelly--her listen as she livestreams her interation with a cedar rapids police officer inside a popular coffee shop "we got the po po wearing the black thing on her badge, i guess she is sorry a couple of care at the university of iowa hopsital and clinics with a bullet in his neck from one of referring to an officer-involved shooting earlier this yet said whether the man was armed--but they do believe he started some sort of fight with the officer who shot him--the incident still very much under investigation. now the woman continues to cause a scene--as another officer comes in the door. "mam, i'm gonna ask you to step outside for me." "show me where it says i tresspassed." "they've requested that you leave." "who is they?" moments later the the woman claims t

kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from iowa city --kristin? it happened in this area--out in front of d.c.'s-- a popular place to be during cubs games. after the big win--a large crowd was celebratiing-- the crowd-- and to the right of your screen you will see a man hanging from a light pole-- moments later--he falls. this second video is closer up-- the man can be seen hanging here-- he eventually falls to the brick street after the glass on the witness it--the news is hard to hear. "i was with my girlfriend and she was devistated, she couldn't family and it's hard not to be." police say stabilization efforts were m and the man was taken to the university of iowa hospital. we have no word on his condition tonight--- but to give you an idea of how horrible this was-- you can see how tall these lights are compared to the buildings-- looks to be about a second story fall-- live in iowa city--kristin rogers--news 7..kwwl. police haven't released the tonight...we're now only five days away from the election republican presidential nominee donald t

the two were killed last week in kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from cedar rapids --kristin? it's a video that has been shared more than 1400 times on facebook-- the woman--verbally harrassing the officer-- in the middle of a popular coffee shop-- take a look-- she live streams the entire ordeal on facebook-- swearing repeatedly-- another officer comes in--and asks her to leave-- telling her she is brewhemia--where this all took place--wanted her out-- take a look. "if you come back to this descrimination." "it's not unjust descrimination." "says you!" she is eventually escourted outside-- the woman in this video is melyssa jo kelly-- her facebook profile picture says-- stop killing black people-- and one t up in this video an officer involved shooting in cedar rapids- earlier this month-- which left a man in critical condition. investigators have not yet said whether that man was armed at the time of the shooting. live in cedar rapids--kristin rogers--news 7 kwwl. investigators do say the man who was shot in that officer involved shooting--started some sort of fight with the

kwwl's kristin rogers joins us live from cedar rapids with more---kristin? people have been gathering here in front of coe college near the scene where this all took place-- in support of jerime mitchell-- and they've been demanding answers-- an officer involved shooting-- leading some--to one-thousand times on youtube answers police say they answers--for jerime mitchell--who they call danky. answers police say they aren't able to give-- as a legal process must began some sort of fight with officer jones--who shot him--this all happening during a traffic stop. but friends say--it isn't like mitchell-- to start a fight--especially with an officer-- organizing through facebook--plans to go to tuesday's city answers-- like having the dash cam video from the shooting released. about 500 people signing this online petition-- pushing for the videos release as well. but the linn county attorney's office says releasing the video pre-maturly--could compromise this investigation. at this point--officials have not yet said whether mitchell was i spoke with linn county

we start with kristin. able to save the main building. he says they had started gathering computers and files from the office--because he thought he may lose that building too-- but firefighters were able to keep the fire from spreading. which is just amazing--because check out the size of this fire-- the fire chief tells me they kept water on the main building to keep the fire from spreading over there-- take a look at the rubble left hert one woman tells me--this situation turned out the best that it could have. "i'm glad it really, like it wasn't a holidays. i'm super greatful that it didn't come across the street and it didn't effect just, i'm super thankful that it didn't cause anybody to lose their life." the owner--ecoing that thought process today-- got hurt. he also told me because the majority of the buisness is still standing-- they will still function-- that's obviously great news here tonight-- live in central city, kristin rogers, news 7--kwwl. now we do know that a firefighter was taken to the hospital because of that fire

kristin? >>> absolutely, jd. and police activity on 40th and chester. i don't think it is anything serious. elsewhere no major issues. in independence, 21, an earlier water main break that happened, yes, it has been repaired but they are still doing work in that area. we talked about the fog. so, carroll and parts of tuscarawas may be slow. crestline. no issues there. >>> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> everybody is sad when their side loses an election. but the day after we have to remember that we are actually all on one team. >> three of r calling for unity. this morning, though, our country is anything but that. >> yes. a tense situation in several cities overnight. foal foal is monitoring -- nick foley is monitoring it all. >> protests forming in dozens of cities across the country as people continue to react to the election of donald trump. as we are seeing from overnight, some of the protests leaving thousands in says like thi

rogers explains--she is live in cedar rapids--kristin? i'm outside of brewhemia -- it's where the whole ordeal took place. since then--people have been donating money here to buy officers--a cup of coffee--on their dime-- take a look-- it's not an average day at brewhemia-- officer were to come in here nats of coffee pouring it's something that may be going on here for quite awile-- "we ended up getting a few customers that dropped off money, some people mailed some money in and just simply said comes in, please buy them coffee on me." the act of kindness--trickling down-- nats from one person---nats---to many more choosing to give-- at the request of those donating-- brewhemia ultimately creating a go fund me page-- called operatio donate---to buy an officer coffee-- "we matched the first hundred it''s been moving pretty quick i'm not sure if were gonna continue to match" the page--already reaching 900 dollars-- and that doesn't include the donations people have been physically dropping off-- an overwhelming show of support-- all coming

rogers joins us live from iowa city with the latest--kristin? i spoke with one of the partner's here-- he says this whole thing was meant to be funny-- but he believes it was blown out receiving death threats-- customers were charged five- dollars ithf ey voted for hillary clinton and ten- dollars if they said they voted for president-elect donald tru. michigan fans who said they supported trump-- were charged 20 dollars-- there were also categories for no vote and third party voters-- fun. "would i do it again? it's hard to say. it was funny, it was really truley funny and it was a lot of really great discussions about politics which i enjoy." he says it was also meant as a lesson on discrimination. the restuaunt says they have pulled down their facebook page because of threats-- live in iowa city--kristin rogers news 7 kwwl. one woman told kwwl today--she believes this was true discimination--what do you think? sound off on this story our kwwl facebook page. coming up on kwwl -- an area marine who died serving his country in world war two -- w

check out traffic now with kristin. >>> the highways are in good shape. the innerbelt bridge nice and green both east and westbound. between 490 and 90. it will only go until 6:00 a.m., just over a half hour. the right lane of southbound ontario, though, under 90 closed today. 7:00 a.m. the start time and it will wrap up around 3:00. here is a look at the odot view of the highways. four different views along 90. very quiet conditions and trouble-free to start your friday morning off. back to you. >>> it is 5:23. in health news this morning, encouraging news against lung cancer. the cdc says the number of adults that smoke at the record low, dropping below 40 million for the first time in 50 years. the study also says groups like native americans, black men and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender are smoking at higher rates than the national average and president obama use is the number one cause of death and disease in the united want to have babies later on in life. researchers have a new way to actually create more eggs. this is a fertility break th

kristin? >>> 490 and 77 not causing a huge conce no major issues on 90, 71 and 77. we are still up to speed right now, where we should be. we have a crash along 480, power. let's check in with jon rudder. >> reporter: this is 480 eastbound at i-77. the left lane is blocked. the crash is mostly on the freeway eastbound. we will let you know the status of the injuries when we hear back from police and ems. back to you inside. >>> come take a look at this new video here. it is all over social media right now. >> it happened at the wal-mart in canton. an off-duty police officer nearly run over when our meg shaw is live where it happened. meg, pretty tense video? >> reporter: yes, guys, it is spreading like wildfire. i checked again on facebook. more than 200,000 views shared more than 6,700 times. when i first checked this morning it had been viewed about 100,000 times. you can see how popular this video is. come over to your tv screen. everybody will be talking about this one at work today. people, one woman and two men, were involved in the incident. you can see there

>> reporter: kristin dahlgren, nbc news, mesa, arizona. >> isn't that great? that's going to do it for us on a friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc a. >> now at 7:00 not out of the woods yet with the wet weather. more on the way tomorrow. when does the sunshine make a come back. >> having fun. >> it's a good deal. >> anchor: a holiday shopping spree. crowds cashing in on the black friday deals. >> anchor: newton police make an arrest in a robbery. >> anchor: and making a plea for a transplant. a woman in desperate need of life saving surgery. >> anchor: why she was afraid to come forward until now. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now. >> anchor: despite a cold dreary and damp evening around the boston area, malls are packed for your black friday. looking live inside the south shore mall.