reid: and i'm reid lamberty. two families forced from their homes. and we are now learning new information about how it started. newscenter five's diane cho is live in dorchester. diane: reid, nicole, you can see the victims after a fire broke out at a home here on harlem street. firefighters say the fire apepars to have started in the back of the home because that's where the heavy damage is from the flames. they say the fire went from the first floor and made its way all the way up to the attic. we're told this is a 2-family home, it took about 30 minutes before firefighters were able to knock down the bulk of the fire. firefighters are now learning the fire was caused by a short circuit in a first floor power strip in the back of the home. >> is confusing. we had to send some of our forces to the right and to the left to make sure we got a good search for anyone in the building. diane we're told one firefighter : was taken to a local hospital for a minor burn on the leg. firefighters estimate the damage be around three to $50,000 from his home. di

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reid: and i'm reid lamberty. it's another twist just two days before the election. team coverage begins with newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich, live with the clinton campaign in manchester. todd: hillary clinton speaking here for about half an hour tonight on the eve of the final full day of this campaign. the one topic she did not bring up in her speech -- her e-mails. >> this election is a moment of reckoning. division or unity. todd: tonight in new hampshire, hillary clinton staying on message, focusing on policy and her opponent, not her e-mail. >> if you work in america, he ought to be able to get ahead in america. and we are going to make that happen again. todd: just hours earlier came news that the fbi has cleared hillary clinton again in the e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop. previously red binder theaters. clinton is not talking about it -- previously read by investigators. clinton is not talking about it. now director comey has confirmed it. ? tonight, james taylor was entertaining the crowd before american -- which included khazir khan, a muslim ame

reid: and i'm reid lamberty. our nicole estaphan is live in brockton, where neighbors are concerned for their safety. boy was with family when the bullet went into the living room. the boy was in the kitchen, feet away when he was struck by the bullet. >> it's a shame, discouraging. nicole: the image of a little boy playing with cousins moments earlier, now on a stretcher after bullets from -- fragments from a bullet grazed his leg. pop. nicole: about 1:00 saturday, several shots were fired outside of 124 bartlett street in brockton. you can see where one of the bullets went into the first floor of a triple-decker. inside, several children. a three-year-old holds his leg. his aunt who did not want her face shown her s anything. finally i pulled it out. nicole: that is when she realized the boy was bleeding. >> usually you get panicked. nicole: she quickly gathered the children and called for help, several stray bullet striking unintended targets. including two very visible bullet holes in this mail truck. family

reid: thank you. attleboro police are investigating if there's a connection between a pair of robberies. someone held-up the honey dew donuts on county street this morning. he claimed to have a weapon, but never showed one. police are looking into whether it's the same person who carried out a similar robbery on friday at the cumberland farms next door. nobody was hurt in either hold-up. new information about killing of a woman in lowell last weekend. the lowell sun reports and autopsy shows that gloria orengo died from a ruptured aorta an injury that's consistent with being run over by a car. police say orengo was involved in a fight outside a party. a woman has been arrested for the beating, accused of hitting orengo in the head with a full bottle of liquor twice. prosecutors say there may be more arrests. nichole: police and lester looking for more information a stranger. a car christian child walking near green street and baldwin street. the operator of the car used what appeared to be a playstati

reid: coming to the boss's rescue. how bruce springsteen thanked the total strangers who help him when his motorcycle broke down. >> monday in code. >> finding out what's really in everything you buy, may just be an app away. >> i am tracking the chance for needed rain on the way, join us fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. azing price. cable can't offer speeds >> they are harassing latinos, muslims -- >> i am so saddened to hear that. and i say stop it. if it helps. i will say this and i will say it right to the cameras. no place for hateful acts and speech. nichole: but since the election, there has been an increase in reported hate incidents tied to it. in jacksonville florida, high school administ

reid: trump continues to piece together his administration. he is wrapping up a weekend of long meeting at his golf club. there are indications he is looking outside of his immediate circle. like a well choreographed reality show, the auditions are in full swing. chris christie standing by for a photo op. he is no longer in charge of transition but hoping to stay in the inner circle. make any announcement today? >> we are going to have a great day. >> james mattis is a favorite contender. the former head of the u.s. central command. a warrior scholar known for his tough talk and aggressiveness in combat. he may not have been donald trump's first choice. jack keane tells abc newth but he declined for personal reasons. transition officials would not confirm the offer but said he was very interested. donald trump tweeted about the settlement involving trump university. the only thing -- the only bad thing about winning the presidency is that i was unable to go through a winning trial regarding trump university. last week, the president-elect gave

reid: i'm reid lamberty. trump is also explaining why he lost to popular vote and should have won big. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich has trump's other remarks. todd so far, there is no : evidence of widespread voter fraud produced by either the president-elect, or by anyone else. after making his claim, trump questions why the media isn't reporting on it. tonight, as a recount effort is moving closer in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin, comes this unsubstantiated accusation by the president-elect virginia, new hampshire and california. so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias big problem. tweets donald trump, without any evidence of his claims the president-elect has previously called a recount effort led by the green party, and supported by the clinton campaign, a scam he also tweets today, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. this is video of trump returning to new york tonight, afte

reid: thank you. this new letter the impact will be different depending on whom you ask. >> if you're donald trump, what you do is drive the fact the clinton lives by one standard and the rest of the country lives by another and it is not fair. >> james comey came out and clearly try to influence the selection. everybody understands that. he tried to do the right thing today and he certainly did the right thing i don't -- by hillary clinton, but in the end obama will be rallying for hillary clinton at unh interim tomorrow afternoon, while truck will rally in manchester tomorrow night. polls show the race in new hampshire can. nichole: rallies over question two on the north shore to allow the expansion of charter schools. critics say it would take public schools. supporters say kids deserve the best option possible. >> we all want better for our kids. we all have to work together. 96% of the total population is in public school. >> you are saying yes to giving parents a choice and giving kids a really

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reid: beautiful. beautiful day. mike: this is just fantastic weather we're talking about for the middle of november. check out the high temperatures. most places in the mid 50's and a few spots getting into the 60's in boston. compare that to where we are we are only nine degrees short of a record high temperature. we are down to 54. the air is extremely dry. you probably noticed that. we have a few pockets in the 40's. we have a lot of temperatures dropping into the 30's in the city. we are still very mild at the coast. you see the satellite are clear. the humidity is getting into the atmosphere. the cloud cover held the temperatures relatively mild. our next batch of cloud cover is way down to the south and this will impact us on tuesday. we have rain in the forecast. tonight though, there is no rain. clear, miles. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. the clouds do not show up until tomorrow night and that will to 60, 64 degrees. if you like today, tomorrow is just a couple days warmer. notice there are no clouds. we had t

reid? reid: mike, thanks. right now, six people are recovering after they were rescued off a sinking fishing boat. the coast guard racing to save them as the boat started taking on water newscenter 5's rhonella ar rhondella: it is now a commercial salvage operation. you can see the blue lights behind me. the commercial fishermen, the captain of the scallop boat told me he went to the bathroom, put the boat on autopilot, and when he came out it had run aground. , a copter crew from coast guard for help from scallopers. their boat, the 72 foot capt jeff, was taking on water. >> they hit rock the ledge and must have put a hole in the boat. they were taken water. rhondella: 5 men and one woman were on board. >> when i left the bow was just about under water. rhondella: the captain says they left new bedford 4 days ago and had 5,000 pounds o paul in. >> be kept in single little bit disoriented -- she was the wet, so i do not think he was hypothermic, but he did not seem normal. >> other than minor larceration and c

reid: good idea. in case you're wondering, he says they still have a good nichole: the salvation army making sure everyone has a turkey on the table this thanksgiving. the organization handed out nearly 2100 thanksgiving meal baskets today at centers like this, including turkey, a roasting pan, vegetables and pumpkin pie. despite the economic recovery, the salvation army says it's giving away 75% more baskets a couple of part-time jobs to make ends meet are not experiencing the same economic recovery that everybody is. nichole: the salvation army says thanks to generous donations, it will likely have enough thanksgiving baskets for everyone who needs one. reid: mike wankum just ahead with a quick changing forecast nichole: a deadly blizzard slamming the upper midwest. whiteout conditions causing hundreds of crashes. drivers being warned to stay off the roads, as all that weather moves east. near whiteout conditions blanketing the upper midwest. clouds working to clear the roads. blizzard conditions ma

harry reid expected after him. we will keep an eye on that and bring you what harry reid says as soon as he begins speaking. as we continue to wait, 66 days and counting until inauguration day. who is in the new administration and who is out? all sorts of wrangling going on and rumors. we want to show you what we know at this point about the trump administration that is beginning to take shape. first of all, the inner circle. here's what we know so far, the announcements that have been made. mike pence will be the vice president and also last week announced he is going to be running and will be the official head of the transition effort over the next 66 days. reince priebus, the chair of the republican national committee will be the chief of staff in the white house. the most controversial choice, the one harry reid is expected to talk about is steve bannon, a top adviser to donald trump in the white house. keep in mind, a key point here, that position that donald trump is appointing him to doesn't require confirma

reid's successor from wa with senator heller. i look forward to -- we're going to schedule a meeting on how we can work together. >> reporter: and for nevada's prospects in washington, that's the bottom line, we'll need all of the unity we can get. >> we're still waiting on senator reid's next act. he's not said what he plans to do in retirement. back to you. >>> since the election we've seen demonstrations and frustrations. if you are feeling stressed out therapy? unlv is offering just that for those looking to talk to a professional or others about the election outcome. the senths are -- the sessions are free for students and staff. individual sessions are available. the sessions are led by the director of the marriage and family program on friday at 3:30. they go through december 16th. they will be limited to a dozen people. there's more at news3lv.com. >>> news 3 is your weather authorit that tom hawley come out of the chopper and join us in the studio because we miss him. >> i like that you demand that. on very, very windy d

harry reid: no one can question the integrity, the competence)) senator harry reid of nevada, who completely changed his tune on sunday, writing to comey to accuse him of violating the hatch act, a depression-era law that prohibits government employees from using their offices to interfere with or affect an election. reid claimed in his letter that comey has remained silent about alleged ties between donald trump's campaign and the russian government's hacking of democratic computers, but was only too quick to report late that additional emails had been found in the clinton investigation. reid says that's evidence comey is acting politically. in a letter to comey, reid said this: the clear double-standard established by your actions strongly suggests that your highly selective approach to publicizing information, along with your timing, was intended for the success or failure of a partisan candidate or political group. please keep in mind that i have been a supporter of yours in the past. delayed your confirmation longer than any previous nominee to your position, i led the fight to get you

our reid lamberty is live in lowell this afternoon. reid? reid: exactly what led up to the weekend beating, who was involved -- still unknown. gloribel orengo's son, held his mother's bloodied and beaten lot parking lot. >> he was still caressing his mother, shielding her. it was horrific. reid: the 28-year-old has down's syndrome and witnessed several people beat his mother so viciously. the 44-year-old would later die from her injuries. >> calling out his mother's name. saying that he loved her. >> six girls hit mom, he said, and blood, all this blood. reid: orengo's other son,said his mother came to a party at a pawtucket boulevard apartment. the fight spilled out into the parking lot, where the mother of four was attacked. >> everybody knows these girls, they are a pack of wolves. reid: louis barreto says his special needs brother was also injured in the fight. i told him it's not your fault. >> for him to have to go through that is unbelievable. reid: several people have been interviewed, but so far no arrests have been made. live in lo

today i sat down with harry reid in his senate office. i began by asking him what responsibility president-elect holds in regards to those incidents. >> southern poverty law center two days after the election, 347 instances of terrible stuff. two days later, it's increased 40%. so i had to say something. and i said this morning, there's only one person that can put a stop to this and that's donald trump. stop it. he had a chance on "60 minutes." he didn't do it. so, i mean -- >> he did look into the camera and say "stop it," right? >> well, you say he did? >> yes. at the prompting of leslie stahl. >> i saw that. that wasn't -- that wasn't -- that wasn't -- you know, you can say things that you mean and you can say things, you're not trying to mean anything. no, he didn't say anything. here's the -- why doesn't he say something to the american people? more than once. more than once. these are issues that people are quoting him. these are awful things. one of my senators sent me something, you ought to see this, and it was a martin luther k

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would go quietly into the night. >> there's no placating harry reid that's for sure. i think reid would have taken on any republican who won house, but trump i think is especially juicy target for him. even though reid is well-known for his willingness to say basically in politics if it gives him an advantage, his criticisms do have some basis and truth in this case. i think it may be getting in the way of his message at this owners. it includes a lot of trump's biggest campaign donors. they will be responsible for a series of events and raising the money to pay for them. >> is that a thank you of sorts for election help? or can we expect these casino owners to play a bigger role in the >> you got to raise a lot of money to pay for all of those inaugural ball. trump has run casinos himself, it is natural he'll have friends in the industry. are those people going to get those policy ideas enacted because of their relationship with president trump. las vegas sands has long wanted a ban on online gaming in the non-partisan.... and now will caucus with the democrats durin

reid. reid: tonight, police are trying to find the people who led them on a chase, and then crashed into a home in northborough. take a look. you can see the damage left behind at that house on hudson street. newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live in northborough. this all began with a police pursuit. that pursuit was over when the car hit a brick wall before going to the front door of this home. >> i heard a loud bank, came outside, and notice the truck had gone into the house across the street. >> a wild wake-up call for a couple sunday morning. >> we were awoken from my son yelling that there was a crash. we could not get >> this is the aftermath, the driver trying to flee from police. >> they came down the street with no headlights on. unless you know the corner, you will hit something. >> that something knocking down the front door, causing damage to the living room. >> it was almost into the house. the entire door was taken off. they damage the mailboxes, the side of the house there.

andy reid, knowing he has the two time-outs in overtime. you can't afford to not be completely ready for this play. a decisionmaker. and guy is going to throw it for you. make sure. tyreek hill is right on the nine, at third and nine. the slot in the middle and three to the right. broncos bring pressure. for kelce. couldn't get his head turned around in time. contact, but no flag. justin simmons in coverage. and here comes cairo santos to continue the game. the tail end. just take a look. no foul. sometimes those calls are so tough. and really well-played by justi? simmons, the young player. >> mike: pressure numbers. this to continue the game. only 4:19 left here in overtime. 27-27, next score wins in what has been a terrific one tonight, in denver. i just see a blacreen. c' what are you looking at? crazy stuff, man. you've gotta see this. what--what is this? it's like some 3d virtual world. can i see? oh yai yai yai yai yai yai. whoot. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit,3 zero due at signin

ex-campaign saying it was a political favor to harry reid after core licki wanted to run against reid in 2010. but that's more opinion than truth. according to split fact, prolicki was indicted after state auditors saying he mismanaged functioned of a state college funding program and a judge then threw the case out on a technicality. core licki is innocent in the eyes of the public evidence that reid was behind the indictment leading split fact to rate this ad as half true. and during the only nevada senate debate catherine said this about joe heck. >> already done it. he voted for shut down the government -- >> split fact went back to 2013 and found the votes aren't so clear-cut. for 1, there was never a literal but heck did join with other house republicans in 2013 in supporting spending bills that the president and senate promised to send back because they made cuts to obamacare. well, after 16 days of the shutdown, heck crossed party lines and voted with democrats for a clean senate bill to fund the government -- spending bill. so it's more complicated than the votes legally spli

. >>> somebody forgot to tell harry reid to play nice. he threw some pretty big punches that still has washington talking. jeff gillan has more. >> good evening. reid held a press event outside his office at the capitol. we were hoping to get more red meat about donald trump. but senator reid had other ideas. >> i'm going to give a speech tomorrow, and i'll talk about what took place last tuesday. >> but it was the prospect of more fireworks on monday that brought the press to his doorstep. president-elect an olive branch. not him. he landed a left hook. if this is going to be a time of healing, we must put the responsibility of healing where it belongs, at the feet of donald trump, a sexual predator who lost the popular vote and fueled his campaign with bigotry and hate. ouch. three days later, local conservatives are still steaming at his broadside. >> it's life and local now, all across the state of nevada and >> harry reid's comments were -- were reprehensible. it's irrelevant. >> reporter: he wasn't irrelevant. >> my name is jackie r

reid: a violent day in dorchester. a man in his mid-20's was shot and killed while sitting in his car on easing street. the shooter took off. boston police say they have not made any arrests. they're asking anyone who may have seen anything to give them a call. dorchester, this one near bentham road. police say they were called out for a report of gunshots early this morning but found no victim at the scene. police say the victim was able to get himself to a nearby hospital, but he did not survive. so far, no arrests connected to this murder. nichole: we will take you back outside. this is a live look at 128 in needham. to tear down the highland ave bridge. work on the nothbound side wrapped up early today and the highway was back open by noon. the goal is to having everything free and clear for the monday morning commute. reid: an investigation underway right now after a hidden key to a police evidence room is found in framingham, raising security concerns. the key allowed free access to the the police department's ev

harry reid had this message for the president-elect. senator reid: rise to the dignity of office. step out from behind your twitter account and show america that racism, bullying and bigotry have no place in the white house. mark: politico reports billionaire investor wilbur ross, one of president elect trump's economic advisers is a leading candidate for commerce secretary. families of some of those killed during the sandy hook massacre are repealing -- are appealing the dismissal of their lawsuit against the manufacturer remington.

harry reid is on the floor saying donald trump is the cause of this. he absolutely is not. >> well, you know, to be fair to the president, hillary clinton, i thought they were magnanimous talking about this. i don't know if they have to get back on the tube to tell people to calm down. what i am reminded when i look at this is portland is an exception. the violence out there. these were formal protests than we saw in portland. they are more analogous to the university of chicago now. this thing petered out. we are showing it live now. it was supposed to be raucus. it was supposed to protest the election. it kind of went nowhere. still it is a lot of upset people with an election they hoped had gone the other way. >> right. >> it's completely fine to be upset by this whole thing. it is. but the problem here is the way in which you carry out emotions. what we have been seeing over and over again in these situations is that these people, most didn't even turn out to vote. >> not true. >> it is typical liberalism -- >> not true snm -- in the sense that you

to take harry reid's seat is a dead heat and just days before the election. the polls showing joe heck and catherine cortez mastow running neck to neck. split fact voice down the latest claims from the campaign trail. >> catherine cortez mastow indicted my father who was an innocent man in order to save harry reid's political career. >> that is katlin krolicki the 18-year-old daughter of former

so what harry reid said is actually not true, surprise surprise. and this is a guy -- i mean, this is a pattern with him. a guy who in 2014, he got his super pac, his leadership pac got a dozen pinocchios from the washington post. >> a dozen? >> a dozen pinocchios. it's hard to get a dozen pinocchi pinocchi pinocchios. for repeated campaign ads. he said the koch brothers were largely responsible for global warming. more pinocchios. when we were on the air when the obamacare rollout came out, talking about the stories of people losing their health insurance, he went on the senator floor, all lies. he's a serial liar. he says things like the word is out. what does the word is out mean. we talked about this when he said that about mitt romney. i would say anything. i would say harry reid beats his wife, the word is out, i have no proof but hey, let him prove that i'm wrong. harry reid is taking money from the mob, word is out, i have no proof but go ahead and prove me wrong. you can say anything about politics when you do that. >> harry reid is the il

and we have harry reid coming out and egging people on. i would put at his feet the fact that a lot of these protesters i walked right into the firestorm yesterday getting into trump tower. a lot of these protesters are not there peacefully. are not there because they just want to express themselves and make a point or make the difference. they are there for nefarious conditions, they're booing us, spitting on us, causing all kinds of havoc. he has to stop. he has a responsibility. harry reid has a platform to do good here and he ought to rise to the occasion and do that. >> kellyanne, as ronald reagan used to say i think i touched your thermostat there. thank you. >> i don't like it. i want the children of america to see decency and honor from our leaders and our elected that in president-elect trump and vice president elect pence and they are seeing that in president obama this week as well and vice president biden. so let's take our cues from them. >> thank you. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> again, congratulations on a remarkab

harry reid is an unapologetic liar. he went on national television, confronted with the fact he smeared mitt romney incorrectly, and he didn't care one iota about the fact that he had lied. he said, well, he lost, didn't he? he cares that romney lost, not that he lied. >> right. >> he will say anything. i mean this is a guy, he's the perfect spokesman for hillary clinton. he actually lies so often, he makes hillary clinton look like a paragon of honesty. >> i think it is not so much that -- you know, at first i thought, what moron would believe that, because he lies and he admits he lies and he doesn't care. but it is not about like some random person hearing it, it is about the media saying, oh, this is a good idea to spread, and then people not -- and then not playing the earlier clip and people walking away saying, oh, okay, i saw it on the news, trump and russia like this. >> yeah, and of course cnn comes occupant and reports they went and talked to the fbi investigators and there's no evidence of a connection betwe

and now, andy reid, has enough. he leaves himself just enough be bobbled or whatever. >> mike: first down bad snap. retry the kick. if it's thrown away by the holder. >> cris: just remember this. what happened in the saints game. it was justin simmons that jumped over the center. and will parks that returned it. we've seen it multiple times this year. i would imagine andy reid has an answer for that one, as well. take a little running jump. >> mike: remember what happened with the overtime game with cincinnati and washington in london. and the game ended up tied after a short field goal. >> mike: aqib talib coming off of the edge. good at blocking these kicks, as well. there's justin simmons, right over the ball. colquitt holds. cairo santos. 34 yard attempt. for the win. he got it. and in. and in. unbelievable game-winner, kansas city. you've got to be kidding me. >> cris: the only way this game could end. holy smokes. i didn't know what had happened. i couldn't tell if it went through or not. that thing hit that p

and now, andy reid, has enough. he leaves himself just enough time, if, in fact, this were to be bobbled or whatever. >> mike: first down bad snap. retry the kick. if it's thrown away by the holder. >> cris: just remember this. what happened in the saints game. it was justin simmons that jumped over the center. and will parks that returned it. we've seen it multiple times this year. i would imagine andy reid has an answer for that one, as well. take a little running jump. >> mike: remember what happened with the overtime game with senacincinnati and washington i london. and the game ended up tied after a short field goal. >> mike: aqib talib coming off of the edge. good at blocking these kicks, as well. there's justin simmons, right over the ball. >> mike: winchester snaps. colquitt holds. cairo santos. 34 yard attempt. for the win. he got it. and in. and in. unbelievable game-winner, kansas city. you've got to be kidding me. >> cris: the only way this game could end. holy smokes. i didn't know what had happened. i

why reid says it's up to trump to unify the country. and don't forget to download our fox5 mobile app. it's the best resource for the latest breaking news...weather...a nd traffic. the best part...it's free! you're watching fox5 news at 5. this is a live look right now at protests in atlanta we've been telling you about protests errupting around the country since election night. there have been protests at high schools....universi ties and in cities around the country. a state judge in reno is making their way to the nevada supreme court. governor brian sandoval announced he is appointing district court judge lidia stiglich-- she will fill the remaining two years of former justice nancy saitta's term. stiglich has the rating and performance score of judges in her district. the governor says stiglick also co-founded a youth offender drug court to help juvenile offenders struggling with underlying problems of drug abuse. she will be sworn in on january second. voter turnout this year dipped to nearly its lowest point in two decades, accor

harry reid saying, let me quote him very, very tough words. "white nationalist vladimir putin and isis are celebrating donald trump's victory while innocent law abiding americans are wracked with fear. especially african-americans, hispanic-americans, muslim-americans, lgbt americans and asian-americans. watching while nationalists celebrate while innocent americans cry tears of fear does not feel like america. if this is going to be a time of healing we must first put the responsibility for healing where it belongs -- at the feet of trump, a sexual predator who lost a popular vote and fueled his campaign with bigotry and hate." and bring in david gregory, and gloria borger and others. gloria, ever seen a statement like this from the leader of on opposition in the u.s. senate an the incoming president-elect of the united states? >> after a legitimate election, no. i don't think we have. i think at this moment in the country when you have protestors and everything else, you would think that a leader of congress would kind of try and put a lid o

they like what harry reid is doing. and many of them agency the democratic party rebuilds plan to do the same thing. >>> three luxury high-rise apartment buildings in manhattan getting rid of the trump name. the three structures that feature trump place, from $2600 a month to $12,000 for a penthouse. they drop the trump name and the owner agreed. they're simple live known by their addresses as 140, 160, and 180. donald trump has a directorship or names. i think this was just a licensing agreement. >>> president-elect donald trump will start reaching the trade policy. it lays out five trade goals. first, renegotiate or withdrawing from nafta. and then stopping the transpacific partnership deal. third, banning unfair imports and then ending unfair trade practices. and finally, pursuing bilateral trade deals. another big focus in the memo, retain and return the jobs. it says things will change. these are points for discussion only. and reporting on nafta what it would take to kill it right now on cnn money. redrawing the t

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harry reid only wants himself to be successful. romney, youo mitt spent a fair amount of time trying to get mitt romney to one for president. do you think if you had been successful, you think he would have been trump and won the nomination? spencer: i have no idea. what i do know is that donald trump was successful in the primary and general at tapping into a movement. he called it a movement, i agree. i'm not sure anybody could have beaten donald trump in the primary or general. john: do think that if mitt romney had run, could he have beaten hillary clinton? spencer: i do, i believe he would have won. john: even though his appeal is different from trump, not a populist guy at all. spencer: hillary clinton did not exactly appeal to a movement of people. mark: when did you know trump was going to win? spencer: probably when you said he was going to win them on tv a year ago. john: thank you very much. coming up, bloomberg's jennifer jacobs has been dominating coverage of the trump transition. if you're watching the program and was

((paul joncich)) harry reid did not make any public remarks about donald trump today. he is quite happy about something our own patrick walked reported earlier today. that a republican in the nevada and will caucus with the democrats. potentially giving them a two vote majority in the state senate./// ((denise valdez)) >>> now that the election is over... it's time for those roadsigns signs to get picked up. ndot says candidates and supporters must remove all signs by december 8th... 30 days after election day. state leaders say the signs are a distraction to drivers... and can interfere with road construction./// ((denise valdez)) >>> voters just gave recreational marijauna the o-k in the upcomn cannabis industry has reached a milestone here in nevada. the federal government allows farmers to grow industrial hemp for research purposes. patrick walker has this exclusive look at the state's first industrustrial hemp harvest. <<< farmer "we're doing some organic mulching." ((patrick walker)) it's a mix of low- and high-tech at pahrump green fields ventures... ((jason: "i

>> and harry reid has never shied away from that, hallie. we've seen him throw bombs in the past, that's for sure. but he does, i think. and that's why you will see good cop, bad cop going on within the halls of congress as well. harry reid will undoubtedly be one of the more unspoken people in this regard. remember, he's not going to be there for the duration. but i don't think all of the democrats are going to sort of tote this line. you'll see a lot of folks try to take the strategy that president obama has taken. let's give him some space because we've got a lot of big battles and debates along the horizon before we really engage on this level. i don't expect harry reid to let up. this is what he's known for. one more thing i'd point out, hallie, we heard president-elect address some of the criticism about this in that interview with "60 minutes," a lot of people said that's a good step but we want to hear more from him, we want a more robust statement directed at the people engaging in this type of hatred. i think it's putting the press

that's mild compared to what harry reid has done. his post-election statement called trump a, quote, sexual predator who lost the popular vote and fueled his campaign with bigotry and hate. reid was at it again today, took to the senate floor this afternoon, railing against trump's pick for the white house chief strategist, the steve bannon. >> if trump is serious about seeking unity, the first thing he should do is rescind his appointment to steve bannon. rescind it. don't do it. think about this. don't do it. as long as a champion of racial division is a step away from the oval office, it will be impossible to take trump's efforts to heal the nation seriously. so i say to donald trump, take responsibility. rise to the dignity of the office of president of the united states. stop hiding behind your twitter account and show america that racism, bullying, and bigotry have no place in the white house or in america. >> all right. so, john, are these kind of attacks harping on the very things that democrats went after trump for during th

this charge coming from harry reid. i know he is a vi lerks west coast, venald i know's a -- i know he's a vile, venal nasty piece of business. >> the hatch act was put in place for people who are presidential appointees, what have you, they can't actively play politics. it has nothing to do with doing your job. comey is doing this job. if you are a presidential apoints toee you are -- if you are a presidential appointee you are exempt. lou: i don't want to get too deep in the woods here. his staff says he was back into the charge that there is a preliminary inquiry into paul manafort and others associated with the trump campaign doing business with russia. what is this? >> it's called dirty tricks in the waning days of a presidential campaign. every four years you get the mudslinging back and forth. what the left is trying to do, trying to neutralize what's going on with the f.b.i. lou: let's get to those 22 million ballots. this is crazy. >> as a person who runs campaigns, i hate this process. you used to have the las

newscenter 5's reid lamberty is where it all happened.lex reid: a bunch oeoplere atg,here 4year-oldoribel orengoy watched. >> he d, doesn't undetand, heust says fat and it's not. reid: engo's 28-yeaol s is mother, wiesses say he held her bloodied and beaten head in his arms, her face barelyogzable. cliut his mothe's ttg into a verbalacomplex saturr partgos, it then seder witnesses say both men women were punching and kicking orengo, there are reports a crowba tire iron may have also been used. we all feel lost, it's very devastating, y know. >> iust don't know what i'm ing to do with myself. re: orengo's family sayey kn namesf the tackers and are surprian arrt has not yebeene. s diusng. >> i want justice for my sister going to bng her back,hing is going to bring ck reid: we at the site whe she was beate includin with last night. no arrests have be made. re's been a steady flow of new tips in the nessa marcotte murder case, after investigators reed new information lastk. marcotte was found dead in the ods near her family's home in princeton in early august. she'gone out for a run. last wee

harry reid and a majority in the upper chamber. they'll also issue their verdict on two close house races in southern nevada swing districts, and could make history if they elect the first latina to the u.s. senate and the first latino to a nevada house seat. republicans and democrats are waiting for the latest results for the u-s house district three and four... fox 5's miguel martinez-valle joins us from the democratic party headquarters... but first we start fox5's eric hilt is at the republican nevadans are watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. nevadans are watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. closed caption closed captioning local voters today are deciding whether nevada needs to have more backgro

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as you're listening to harry reid's criticism there. what's your reaction? >> you have to be careful. there are riots in the streets today. i think there is all of this unfortunate rhetoric feeds into both sides of this problem. i would hope that the majority leader would take his time to try to de-escalate the problem. i think he is throwing gas on the fire. i never saw it. i was on the trump team. half the team that i worked with on the national security team were women, minorities included there. nobody looked at it that way. they looked at individuals who had jobs and responsibilities to get done. i am hoping that we can get back to that kind of conversation. the longer that harry reid, i think, uses the floor of the united states senate to continue to heighten people's -- who are going to do dumb things and they're racist and wrong, guess what, that's going to happen. i don't think we need to rise to the level of chronicling each one making it sound like every neighborhood, every school, every location has these people in them. i don't believe that's tr

shooting and killing officer reid. erickson ran to the lake of the wods resort about 15 minutes away barricaded himself in a cabin holding a 15-year-old girl hostage. special response units and s.w.a.t. teams spending 6 1/2 hours trying to talk him down. they say he was sporadically shooting at officers leaving them no choice but to fire back. erickson was killed. the teen rescued safe and unharmed. a dramatic night community in shock and disbelief. >> just a extremely sad, sad situation. >> we just pray for his family and they will be okay. >> now the memories of an officer. >> he pulled me over once. >> with the kind heart and compassion in the sole. >> he gave me a warning. >>> man known by many but today mourned by all. >> we just pray for his family and wish them the best. >> officer reid leaves behind a wife, a son and a daughter and we were told here tonight that retiring in february. if you like to come pay your respects, a candlelight vigil will be held here at the show low marketplace and all of that informat

senator harry reid may face some legal troubles for criticizing president-elect donald trump. the election saying trump has "emboldened the forceds of hate and bigotry in america." and that while white nationalists, valdimir putin and isis are celebrating.. law abiding americans are racked with fear. one of trump's closest advisors, kellyane conway-- hinted the minority leader could face a possible lawsuit. kellyanne conway/ trump senior adviser "i find harry reid's public comments and insults about donald trump and other republicans to be beyond the (cut to) and he should be very careful about characterizing somebody in the legal sense." a spokesman for reid says trump wants to silence his critics with the threat of legal action-- which should shock and concern americans. new at 3 -- a jury reached a verdict in the so- called hot car death trial of justin ross harris. he's the atlanta-area man accused of intentionally locking his 22-month-old son inside a hot car back in 20-14, the jury found harris guilty on eight charges, including three counts of murder and two counts of c