just outside of providence, rhode island, shelby's phone rings morning, noon, and night. on the other end of the line is cody, a man convicted of first-degree murder. >> i have a prepaid call from an inmate -- >> some folks may say well, he is not like everybody else because he is in prison. >> hi, how are you? >> hi, honey. >> but he is still a human being. and the prison thing for me, it just isn't a deal breaker. >> as a teenager, cody got involved with drugs. in 2006, after a crack deal went awry, he made local news for setting fire to the dealer's home. unbeknownst to cody, an elderly man was sleeping inside and died from his injuries. cody was sentenced to life with the possibility of parole. when he met shelby, he was five years into his time, and shelby was getting a ph.d in education. >> i was really always drawn to working with vulnerable populations. i felt more connected to the underdog. >> and why did that resonate with you? >> because of my personal experience. home life was challenging when i was young. my dad suffered from addiction to alcohol and drugs. w

she becomes the 13th commander in the 91-year history of the rhode island state police. assumpico has been in law enforcement for nearly 40 years. she became a state trooper 24 years ago, and last year was appointed to the rank of cvs health is cutting about 600 jobs. the pink slips will start going out later this month and will affect corporate employees in rhode island, illinois and arizona. employees laid off will be offered a chance to apply for other jobs within the company. a cvs spokesman says the layoffs are being made to save money and serve customers better. next we look at the down ballot races. jc: the impact the rising and falling poll numbers of the presidential candidates. plus, the new study out of boston university providing the first solid link between football, an ben: later, sportscenter 5's mike lynch goes one-on-one with tom brady. what the q.b. revealed about his >> we have seen a dozen october surprises affecting donald trump and hillary clinton. that is not all. jc: candidates for every office are fielding the fx. looking at the down ballot races

he saw like rhode island wiping out personal property. those were the things for short-term gain, and that was sort of the majority area and democracy without checks and balances. not small r republican rule, but as he would call it, jacob and rule, because of course they were beginning to make analogies to what was happening in france, the chaos of the french revolution. that sort of thing was what he was hoping the constitution could prevent. france had not gone quite that far, but he would be using that allusion by the time the ratification process was over. brian: what about the philosophical statement -- today, until it breaks, they are not going to fix it. meaning the $20 trillion deficit. this is george washington back in 1785 or whatever. the people are not yet sufficiently misled to retract from error. prof. larson: that letter was written and 86 when they called the constitutional convention and he was debating whether to go. he had been elected by virginia to go. and he said, i'm not going to go unless we have a plan that's goi

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connecticut, southern rhode island, southeastern mass had some sun. temperatures right now are still 60 or higher, from charleston, west virginia, to cincinnati, across to st. louis. so we're going to be mild tomorrow and we'll be mild friday even on into saturday. then the changes will start coming. 53 in boston now with a west-southwest wind at 13 miles per hour. we checked the current temperatures. 40's and low 50's. these will be your low temperatures tonight. certainly we've had many nights. chillier than this during the fall season, to be sure. and tomorrow, we're right back into the could be approaching or touching 60 in spots. as i mentioned, overall, a brighter day. there could be patchy clouds in eastern mass for a while but i do believe it will be fires. check it out. see how it's cleared in. connecticut, some of the clearing working northeastward. rhode island is nice and clear. extreme southeastern mass is nice and clear as well. so as i mentioned, we go out in time. yes, there are some patchy clouds in eastern mass for a while tomorrow b

. >>> a couple of young men from rhode island have become an unlikely star. >> if you want to be a great boarder? if you want to know h a perfect friendship, these two young men from rhode island, both with downs syndrome, can tell you all you need to know. >> to me, he is like a brother. >> sam and maddie met about ten years ago. >> i get teary eyed. >> they were in special olympics together, and have been like their favorite things to do is pretend they're making a zombie movie, which their families at first didn't give it a thought. >> it seemed like a phase at first, but kept coming up. >> sam's brother noticed they were doing the same scenes over and over, so he did some prying, and found this notebook where sam had story-boarded the feature >> i thought i can't believe how great this is. i thought they put so much heart and work into it that it had to happen. >> this was the new york premiere, after raising $70,000 on kick start, sam and maddie's movie actually came to light. or death, as the case may be. it's called spring break zombie massacre. and sam and maddie wrote every >> y

the other driver was taken to rhode island hospital. 2 lanes are shut down right now. police say the roads for the holiday and urge everyone to be safe, don't drink and drive and don't speed. >>> state police have issued a silver alert searching for a missing woman. the family of 73-year old harris says she left her home yesterday at 4 p.m. on her way to the store on route 28. she has not been seen or heard from sips. she was driving a gray camry. >>> neighbors rushed to r burning home. they say they were just in the right place at the right time. >> this rescue wasn't easy. . >> reporter: larry applegate was backing out of his driveway yesterday evening. his neighbor was on his way home from the store when the 2 men were confronted by the same sight. >> pulling around the corner and saw flames come out of the back of my neighbor's house. that came to mind for them was the man who may be inside. >> my neighbor next door was an elderly gentleman that i knew he'd be in the house. >> reporter: he says what happened next is now a blur to him but the 2 men charged toward th

ratcliffe and the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, each will control 20 minutes sm the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. ratcliffe: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to resize and extend their remarks and include any extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. ratcliffe: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ratcliffe: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to thank my colleague, mr. langevin, for offering this very important piece of legislation today. as i mentioned earlier, h h.r. 5843 and 5877 were the result of our successful congressional delegation to the state of israel where we heard and learned firsthand about the importance of strong collaboration between our two nations, the united states and israel. this legislation further builds on the existing agreements between the united states and israel by authorizing the secretary to carry out a

of religion in rhode island. not because he thinks everyone believes are valid, but he believes pretty much everyone except for his wife is going to hell for what they believe and maybe that should be punishment enough and so rhode island becomes this sebastian of misfits, jews, baptists, quakers, you know. like roger williams .-dot quakers had to write to live there. one time he spent three days debating them to the extent that i think they wanted to kill themselves, but meanwhile, back home in massachusetts, quakers are actually being hanged. so, he is a very weird unlikable annoying person, but i found him sometimes hard to like, but easy to love. people can do great things and maybe you don't want to have lunch with them. [laughter] [applause]. >> i love that reading the books for the history and i love also the side jon's you take places like bruce springsteen's voice at home and what you learned in all you delve into and i was wondering if you are like writing people like lafayette and winthrop, do you know

of fame tippoff in connecticut against a really good rhode island team. all three of the blue devil's highly rated freshman are out. grayson was only about 50% for this one. rhode island making it interesting for the first half. gets them within too late in the wurns. duke would lead duke pulling away. luke kinard on fire today. scores a team high 25 points. with another solid effort. 17 points 15 boards on his way to a double double. good passing leads to a wide open matt jones. duke wins at 75-65. they now head home. we'll play william and mary on tuesday. tonight will be the biggest test te pack is going to be this year. tippoff set for 8:30. the hurricanes with full reign. they are looking for their fourth straight win against winnipeg today. 1st period alies you can see how happy he is to get a point. this one in the second period. we'll hear from tonight. nc state women's soccer team has a chance to make it to the 8. the pac last got there in the old format back in 1995. santa clara gets the penalty kick and they make it count. this game out at stan

of religion in rhode island. not because he thinks everyone believes are valid but because he feels like everyone except for his wife is going to hell for what they believe and maybe that should be punishment enough and so everyone, rhode island becomes this bastion of misfits, of jews, baptists, quakers, so he thought the quakers had a right to live there. he spent three days debating them to the extent that i think they wanted to kill themselves, but meanwhile, back home in massachusetts, quakers arereare actually on boston common. he's a very weird and likable and annoying person, but i found him sometimes hard to like the very easy to love. people can do great things, and maybe you don't want to have lunch with them. [applause] >> i love reading the books history and i loved what you learned in the correspondence and all that you delve into. i was wondering if when you write people like lafayette and winthrop, do you know what their theme song would be? you get that in your mind, if you could give them a them

. >> anchor: rhode island naives an spiring story is getting the hollywood treatment spot story of world champion boxer vinny paz is coming to the brig screen. vinny paz walk the red carpet for the film's first screening last night in providence, rhode island along with miles teller who plays paz lead for this follows the story of pas make a comeback against all odds following a car accident doctors told the boxer he would never walk again, but he returned to the ring just one year later and once again became a champion. the boxer says the film tells a story like it is. >>> my girlfriend that you will see here tonight was wiping tears out of my eyes and ben younger on my right hand side and he was look act me. he thinks he talks like me. of rhode island and these fans and for him to have this moment while he is still kind of got it together, you know, it's great. >> anchor: "bleed for this" opens in theaters across the country this friday. feel like i ned a box of kleenex to see this movie. really emotional and inspirational. >> anchor: did you notice the wind today. cold and windy. >> a

. >> years ago, shelby started teaching writing part-time in rhode island's prisons. cody was one of her students. >> do you remember cody well from your class? >> great writer. would always do his work. diligent. most students were. he was not really somebody who shouted out to me. >> shelby said it was after she was no longer teaching at the prison that cody made his move. when he got his cousin to ask for her number on facebook. through letters, cards and phone calls, their friendship blossomed into something more. >> he has people make me these beautiful cards. >> that's pretty. cute. it's really thoughtful stuff that most guys don't do for women. >> it's stilly stuff, but to me it's tender and i appreciate it. >> after three months of nonstop communication, cody popped the question. >> he sent me a ring and a dozen roses. >> did you need time to think about it? >> no, no. >> you were certain? >> absolutely. >> have you had a lot of long-term relationships? >> a handful, but nobody have i had that depth of communication with. we talk about our pasts, our beliefs,

the other driver is in a rhode island hospital. we'll have a live report in our >> we're waking up to a lot of clouds. as you look to the west, flurries have been approaching. a lot of them have been drying up. but the band through western connecticut will try into worcester county. otherwise, a lot of clouds today. we're starting out in the low-to-mid 30s. we'll sneak into the low 40s this afternoon. cloud cover throughout the day. as we get toward about 5:00 or so, that's when we get rain to fill back in. that will be with us overnight and into the day on friday. black friday is looking wet with rain at times and it could be icy in the morning. we'll break down the timeline for you just ahead. emily: it's time for the eyepoppers. the first one is local. boston. ? randy: very neat. berklee entertaining shoppers. students are with the school's contemporary symphonic orchestra. emily: yeah. the annual turkey toss taking place at assembly row in somerville. new england's most talented hig frozen bird and everett won this year. [laugh

the other driver was taken to rhode island hospital. crews cleared the scene and reopened the highway just a short time ago. >>> 2 men raised to the rescue to help their elderly neighbor who was trapped inside his burning home. they found the 88-year old in his kitchen covered in ash andbl together they fought through the thick black smoke to drag him out to safety. the fire department says if they hadn't acted the man may not have survived. >>> a busy superintendent market parking lot turns into a crash scene. police say a woman was backing up her car when she hit an employee who was pushing shopping carts and 6 other cars. that worker and the driver were taken to the hospital for evaluation. police have not >>> a friend of former new england patriot and convict killer hernandez is suing cnn. he claims the network violated hicks privacy. bradley claims hernandez shot him in the eye in 2013. >>> president elect donald trump releasing a thanksgiving message calling for unity across the thanksgiving we begin to heal or divisions and move

. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news, rhode island rolling out the red carpet for a big movie premiere. we'll take you to the very inspiring event. >> anchor: stays windy through this evening into the overnight hours and ushering in some cooler air to kick off the weekend. the forecast is coming up next. >> anchor: then ahead at 5:00, the pats are preparing to take sunday who are hungry for revenge. what we can expect before the big game. >> anchor: the mannequin challenge hits the white house. how the cleveland caviliers and first lady pulled it off. this is a good one. 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. ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. >> anchor: anyone tend oh as nes classic is already in short supply. the throw back gaming system yesterday for $60 and it's already sold out on amazon. other stores like best

wine store is the most searched food and drink searched term in connecticut and rhode island. to the north new hampshire just looking for liquor stores. it doesn't surprise me because you're always on the way oh, i don't have anything to bring and grab a bottle of wine or something. >> and you can't goat it at the supermarket here. so easy to forget. >> what did you google today? wine store or liquor store. >> where you can breakfast. >> we're hungry. >>> the feast or 5 road race, 8:30 temperatures going to be in the low 30s overcast skies and may be a flurry or 2 but thankfully the wind isn't as strong as it has been the past several days. it's settled down a bit. we'll be in the low 30s to most of us. good luck to all the runners and walkers out boston, low 40s in mash arefield. so a cool chilly start. mostly cloudy skies overcast in many areas. this little area of moisture very thin band as some snow flurries moving north and east out of hartford now and may see a flurry or 2 in eastern massachusetts i'm not expecting an impact, accumulation, you may get a quick dusting. th

steve hartman on the road in providence, rhode island. providence, rhode island. >> that's s for our news captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, november lex. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a shifting lead in the latest national poll means a shift in tone and strategy from hillary clinton, looking for every last vote in crucial battleground states. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. more money in ads in states she should be winning, donald trump tries cashing in with an unlikely source. democrats who have already voted for clinton. >> this is a good time to make an important public service announcement. you can change your vote to donald trump and we will make america great again. okay? >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm -m >>> less than a week until the lex and donald trump says he has the momentum. hillary clinton has been forced to pump money into states she thou

free shuttle service available between for the totten and gallaudet and buses stop at rhode island and brooklyn avenue and watch foren creased volume on those he trains. we'll keep you updated. always an option to get you around that maureen and holly. >> a small boy receives a special halloween treat made have been reached in a hostile chemical spill to the west of d.c. >> as we head to break let's look live across the d.c. region and a little presentence for you on this tuesday morning. 5:08 is the time and it's a cool start. 48 degrees now. we have more fox news morning 48 degrees now. we have more fox news morning after the break. dunk bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. america runs on dunkin'. iraqi forces entered outskirts to drive out forces. special forces were met with violence and did not lose any shoulders as they advanced. estimated to 5,000 troops inside the city lements and isis controlled mosul for more than two years now. >> several injured after a explosion along a gasoline pipeline in alabama in up to of of equipment hit the line

rhode island is a special community. i love them very much. rhode island. cranston, rhode island. but there you know it's a working class, you know. >> seth: yeah. >> vinny's family were beautiful, italian family. very, you know, outspoken. and they're characters. so i think the director would have felt like had he gone all the way that he might have been commenting negatively on a particular people that would not be good. >> seth: right. >> right? you would agree with that. >> seth: i would agree with that 100%. so how would you direct the movie? what would you do? >> seth: what would i do? >> yeah. >> seth: well i thought he did a great job. i don't want to tell him how he should have done it. >> okay. >> seth: yeah. it was interesting that in the movie you make it a month from the accident. >> yeah. >> seth: and in reality it's only five days and that to me is telling that sometimes what happens in real life is so crazy and so insane. >> yeah. >> seth: that it's hard. like, you go "oh if we put in the movie people would think it's the opposite." >> exactly. i wish that movies c

rhode island is really good this year, they cruise past the big green. a veterans day matchup at unh as luke making his unh debut. a quick score for the wildcats. daniel dion, no defense around as he scored. here is the first career basket or luke on a jump hook. leslie outscored unh by five points in the second half. >> what we talked about at halftime, i put 0-0 on the board. that is how you have to play the second half. we got outplayed by leslie in the second half. jamie: monarchs win 5-4 on the road. they got a game. unh is at home. here are the wildcats on that game without the new. >> they have done a really good job. they're back -- their back is one of the leading rushers in the country at our level. >> we take it one week at a and move on from there. jamie: college football games on saturday. penn state play indiana. pittsburgh at clemson. michigan under the lights against the hawkeyes. tom: still to come -- shelley: auctioning off some golf shelley: golf items that once belonged to former president h w $30,000. tom: his putter was the highligh

in total, 169 house democrats signed the letter which is being circulated by a rhode island democrat. it sends the wr the country. not one house republican added their signature. >>> and robert kraft made a stop at trump towers. it's unclear if he met with donald trump but they have been friends for years. >>> tom brady and rob gronkowski took hard hits last week. and steve, you just got back gronk after the big shot to the chest. number87 did not practice today. and the patriots list him with a chest injury. meanwhile, tom terrific was out on the field with the rest of the team. he got hit low on his legs and was sore afterwards but he's not listed on the injury list. he wasn't limited in any way. he postponed his did a conference call with san francisco reporters. hear what he has to say about going back to the bay area. >>> repairs are underway in pembroke. both people are expected to be earlier in the year when investors argued that both fantasy sports sites offered nearly identical contests. >>> it's time to make the coffee. the 90-year-old who leads a local coffee giant one sip

the driver in the other car taken to rhode island hospital. why the driver was heading on the wrong way. >>> a fire ravaged a home and two neighbors were able to rescue the man inside. two men saw the flames and ran inside and heavy smoke forced them out to before four and five minutes. they kept going in until they were able to rescue the man inside. scene and has a call in to the fire department to try to figure out what caused that fire. >>> you donald trump posting a new message on country on united during thanksgiving. the president-elect is not doing any transition business over the holiday. yesterday he announced that south carolina governor nikki haley would be the ambassador to the uun. you republican donor betsy devoss will be his education secretary and dr. ben carson the secretary of housing an urban development. traveling over thanksgiving weekend, a warning of the seats inside your car. the change one local lawmaker is calling for. >> allies that to do what happens to the front seats during a rear end crash. experts say it could

you see a few drops of rain or southern rhode island, that could affect southeastern massachusetts advocate. the main area is flooding north around here to seeing aerials decrease in coverage from little bit of rain except that around southern rhode island. through the night, we not only see left over drops in the south bow we get a clearing trend. will be nice and clear tomorrow morning, but it will be chillier than it is now. boston is 55, but the wind is coming from the northwest, it is chillier north and west. already 40's in keene, east. with time, chillier air in southern canada will come down and you notice the difference tomorrow morning. we have had cold air many times this fall season. boston upper 30's. 30, 32 in the suburbs, some frost in areas where the wind is big enough. tomorrow decent temperatures in the afternoon, 50, 55. that will come through on friday. late tomorrow, up in southern canada, then it slides southeast and stays middle of the day friday. while that is happening, wind and chill will come in to the region. it will not be for that long of time, but it will be n

they threw him out and another misfit company goes to rhode island and founds rhode islandan and for a lot of non-hippie dippy recent basically establishes freedom of religion and rhode island. not because he thinks everyone's beliefs serve ballot but he feels pretty much everyone except for his wife is going to hell for what they believe and maybe that should be punishment enough. seb rhode island becomes this bastion of misfits, and jewish, baptist, quakers. roger williams up the quakers have the right to live there. one time he spent three days debating them to the extent that they wanted to kill themselves. but meanwhile back home in massachusetts quakers are being hanged at boston commons. he's a very unlikable annoyingsn person but i found him sometimes hard to like but very easy to love. so people can do great things and maybe you don't want to have lunch with them.m. [laughter] >> thank you. it. [applause] >> i love reading the books on history and about bruce springsteen's boyhood home in healthy adults into there was wondered when you were writing about people like lafayett

the electricity this month in the waters off of rhode island. it's been controversial and still is. . >> reporter: block island, rhode island home to the fine theyestst east town in the smallest state ready to make a big impact on america's energy future. deep water wind ceo proudly guides us around the nation 's first off shore wind 5 turbines standing twice the height of the statue of liberty that will send electricity to the island and the main land without producing the emissions of fuel climate change >> we need to make investments in new projects like this in order to tap into what will be our future as a clean energy nation. >> what if this project fails? >> it's not going to fail. it's here, it's beautiful, spectacular. >> a spin that depends on your the sea escape families have enjoyed for several years during the day and night. >> we have flashing red lights, white lights and sometimes green lights so it looks like a landing strip. >> judy loves the view from her deck, it means the island will stop using dirty diesel power that generat

. >>> a rhode island is due -- call mbta police. >>> a rhode island man is due in court today. when he was pulled over and was approached by an officer he sped off. car and police arrested him. officers found $1,800 in cash in the car and several bags of cocaine in a culvert along the road. >>> an animal abuse case in westport is drawing criticism. animals were found living in deplorable conditions. a protest group will ask two members to resign at town meetings tonight. both men are accused of failing to properly their inspection duties have been revoked by the state. >>> the patriots beat the jets, but it comes with a hefty price. rob gronkowski left the field in the first quarter with a back injury and did not return. it was a big win for tom brady, the 200th of his career. >>levan reid has the highlights. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. 200th win we got to see vintage t.b. 12. tom always says he likes victories, and that was a solid drive. >>we had a -- we stacked the receivers and kind of played over the top of it. we did a good job breaking flat on that quick out th

the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president, i appear to be on the floor for utah day with the junior senator presiding and the senior senator speaking, and i'm delighted to follow the senior senator. i think in the boisterous days and months we will see ahead his long-standing reputation for collegiality and reason and the respect in which his colleagues all hold him could become very valuable attributes in our senate. i am here, mr. president, as the senate reconvenes from the 2016 election recess to give my -- i think it's my 149th climate speech, but i want first to congratulate my colleagues who were re-elected, and the new members elected to the senate and president-elect trump and vice president-elect pence. with control of the white house and majorities coming in the house and the senate, republicans will wield great power in washington, d.c. and as the well-known saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility. in his acceptance speech, president-elect trump asked us all for help and guidance in gove

. >>> a couple of young men from rhode island have become an unlikely pair of media moguls. >> if you want to know how to be a great skateboarder, mattie is not your man, sam wouldn't get you t but if you want to know how to form a perfect friendship, these two young men from rhode island, both with downs syndrome can tell you all you need to know. >> to me, he is like a brother, he is smarter than me. >> sam and mattie met about ten years ago. they were in special olympics owing and have been like two peas in a tub ever since. for the past few years, one of been to pretend they're making a movie, a zombie movie, which their families at first did not give a second thought. >> it seemed like any other phase, like another phase, but just kept coming up. >> sam's brother, juesse notice they were doing the same thing over and over, and had an entire feature film. >> what were you thinking when you >> i was thinking, i can't believe they're so good at this, and then i realized they put so much work into it that it had to happen. >> this was the new york premiere, after raising $70,000 on k

. >> he was the original board chair for the friends of rhode island avenue. >> last night he was taken into custody by police at his home after he carl hallowway. as of news time the father has not been charged. there are court papers from an incident at the home last month when james told police his son pursued him with the right fist. the father was injured. now another incident last night. >> neighbors today said they were stunned. family. lake you never imagine this. ever. ever. >> senior holiday is credited creating the rhode island main street of which kyle todd is director. >> i can't imagine what the family is going through. condolences go out to the entire family. >> never heard them fight, fuss, argue. never see them without a smile on their face. you would ne was wrong. sam: police has not released details but there was a previous incident that the court ordered the son to stay away from the father. he was supposed to appeared in court today, this morning in that previous case. a bench warrant was issued for to show. i'm sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. still ahead for

the victim in the other vehicle was taken to rhode island hospital. still no word on their condition this morning. driver who was killed got the, got on the highway in the wrong direction, and for those traveling this stretch of 495, all lanes are back open after being shut down for some time. that is the latest live on the foxboro, plainville line. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you, and there are questions after a wild scene plays out in a parking lot of a supermarket. >> this was the scene last night at the hannahford in waltham. an employee hit by a car. the eyeopener's sera congi is at sera? >> emily and randy, as you can imagine on the day before thanksgiving, this parking lot was packed with holiday shoppers at the time of the crash. police say that a driver backing out of a parking spot hit an employee who was pushing shopping carts. the driver then smashed into a parked car, but it did not end there. that car hitting four more vehicles. all the while people walking around in this lot were jumping >> how did she not see th

rhode island governor gina raimondo joins us next. into the session with an all-time high on the dow when the s&p 500 rallying as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. i am emma chandra in the green room. later today, chairman and ceo of disney. >> we have a new administration here in the united states. small businesses account for a lot of the growth, half of gdp and the driver of two thirds of new jobs in the u.s. since the 1970's and among those investing is goldman sachs. it is 10,000 small businesses that aim to provide small business owners access to education and capital. the bank partnered with the state of rhode island, committing $10 million. now governor jinnah rondo is here -- governor jinnah draymond .ut is here we have a new it ministration that wants to create 25 million new jobs. how much does that need to come from small business? >> probably the majority. in rhode island most people work in small business. paying to have good jobs, decent paying jobs, so i have been very focused on small busines