and another thing, the big city isn't a very friendly place. the people and all, they're not friendly. so, i just decided i'd get on a bus and the first friendly-lookin' town i came to i'd get off and stay there a while and think things over and do you know this bus that i was on it passed a sign that said and that seemed friendly, so here i am. oh, well, we're, uh, we're glad that you think we're friendly. well, you're probably wondering why i came in here. my chosen profession happens to be i'm a manicurist-- i do nails-- and that's what i was doing in that barber shop where pierre wants to marry me only he doesn't think i need time to think it over but i do because a girl needs time to think over that. i thought since i was going to be in mayberry a while i'd be needing a job to ask for a job. a manicurist? here? in mayberry? that's my chosen profession-- i do nails. well, uh, uh, yes, of course, uh, but... well, uh, ma'am, i-i don't believe that there'd be much call for a fingernail doin' here in-in mayberry. yeah. i never heard of anybody

they overcrowd, overload the zones in the big city, put all the votes in the big cities because that's how the liberals, minorities force to cluster because of discriminatory housing, whatever you say it is so democrats can carry the big states because they're in the big cities. they lose to congress because they put all the votes in the big cities while -- it's one of the great ironies. republicans overlook the cities until presidential election years and they say, oh, my gosh, there's a place like philadelphia, we haven't thought about that. oh, there's a detroit. we didn't think about that. they realize, these big states are block busted by the big cities. one county in pennsylvania, called philadelphia county, out of 67 counties, is probably going to rock pennsylvania for secretary clinton. >> there are reports bill clinton stopped to meet with detroit's mayor last night, so bill clinton, who knows this stuff better than anyone than, perhaps, you has himself crisscrossing the country. he knows all of these districts. >> he knows a lot. >> as well as the local officials. >> bill cli

this is the fire wall. you're looking at it. this is the reality of the big city of philadelphia. the political machine, let's call it that of philadelphia, the democratic organization under bob brady can produce a 450,000 vote plurality. it can deliver pennsylvania to clinton. the rest of the areas called the t can go whole hogg for donald trump. what matters will break the republican part will be the year round work of the last great political machine in the country, the democratic machine in philadelphia. coming up next "your business" with j.j. ramburg. >>> good morning, everyone. coming up on msnbc's your business, it's msnbc's show. they're living together and running small businesses to help communities improve their local economies. >>> plus how one small business beat the big brands at their own game. we have that and more coming up on "your business."

the big five are coming to the city of the big five. we're talking basketball. >>> coming up, days after fbi director james comey sent word that the bureau was investigating new e-mails, trump supporter rudy giuliani promised a couple surprises would change the race. when we return, i'll ask the mayor about how'd he know it was coming. >>> plus, there's a verdict in the bridgegate trial. two of chris christie top aides are found guilty of felony charges. and now the governor just canceled his campaign events in new hampshire for trump. >>> and with four days to go, you can tell a lot about the clinton and trump campaigns, both of them. think about the race based on where the candidates are going. wherever they go, they know they have to win. we'll get back with that, with the roundtable tonight. finally, my election diary on where the race is headed, as we enter the final weekend of campaigning. we're getting close to the stuff. the reality of who's going to win. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. simulation initiated. ♪

for donald trump, trump had 65 to 71% of the vote on the other hand clinton won the county was big cities cleveland, columbus but in the end it wasn't enough. small town u.s.a. came up huge for trump in ohio and other crucial battleground states like neighboring pennsylvania. >> i think we had more of the independent voters voting this time maybe, and more new voters, we had a lot of new registered people coming in and registerin >> and they went republican. >> i think so . >> and our governor spent much of this race divided from his own party. he refused to attend the rnc here in cleveland and never did endorse trump and wrote in john mccain on his ballot. today he tweeted congratulations to trump and wrote it's time to come together. this election cycle has definitely given us all something to talk about, and it >> so today we caught up with our next generation of voters and tonight they're asking a lot of tough questions about a trump presidency. . >> those questions about obama care, lgbt rights and abortion filling the schools in ohio today including here. if you remember in the prim

well, i-i don't believe that you're a salesman in the big city. jill, if you go down the lobby and wait two minutes i'll get dressed, i'll drive you home. 'and i'll tell you all about myself.' ylvester. lawrence. it's kind of late, and besides, i want to. want to what? - drive you home. - oh. yes. well, uh.. [giggling] i'll meet you downstairs. huh. i see freud's on my side. two minutes. larry. [pipe music] [music continues]

they will have to count on urban dwellers in the big cities doing the upgrades. emily: so, apple -- they are coming out with another phone in 2017, the 10th anniversary edition. it might be a bigger design overhaul, perhaps. could that change things? >> it certainly could encourage the customers they have to upgrade, to buy this new handset. it can retain its existing market share, perhaps. the thing that is difficult is going into these lower luxury customers. apple doesn't have the sales networks. it's hard and expensive to build this stuff out. emily: in the next year this time, what will we be talking about? is it anyone's game? >> you are going to see these chinese brands get stronger. this notion of more nationalistic focus in china around china brand is going to be a big deal. we will see a new iphone. i think it will be interesting, but it is so hard because the expectations are getting higher and higher and higher. i'm not sure they will be able to deliver up to it. i've seen ideas of phones they could theoretically do that would be amazing. i just don't

do you foresee trump being on a collision course with him and maybe a lot of the other big-city mayors, up in new york city for example, that are liberal? >> now, i'm not an expert on music, but was that band foreigner in the background? >> toto. >> toto, okay. [ laughter ] okay, good. i wasn't sure about that. >> good ear, jeff. good ear. >> but anyway -- look, he's the president, so if i was the mayor of a city, and i'd be a democrat, my first thing would be "this is not the guy i voted for," etcetera, but now i figure out "okay, how do i build a relationship with him, because i'm gonna get an extra whatever for my constituents by having a better relationship rather than take him on. i think the issue of sanctuary cities is an interesting one, and i think it's a bit arrogant though, to some level, to say -- that a city's gonna say "no matter what the federal laws are, we're gonna do this differently here." so i think he is on a collision course, and if i was the mayor i'd be trying to find some way to be -- you know, have honest, reasonable disputes with the president, but also tryin

inland away from the big city lights by 11:00 p.m. lots of 40s so if you are staying out late, sweaters. notice the clouds coming in after midnight, and yep, even a couple of showers toward sunrise east of cleveland, with temperatures 40s to near 50 degrees. a little bit of rain tomorrow, and then a big cool-down for part of the weekend. more on that coming up. >>> still ahead, our on your side investigation. dozens of sex offenders walk right into local schools while kids are still in class, all in the name of democracy. >>> plus, now that we're getting ready to usher in a republican dominated government, we revisit the gop platform unveiled this year to see what pieces of legislation may be landing on our next president's desk. >>> but first, your winning >>> we call this a mackerel sky. why? because the clods here look like the scales on a mackerel. a peaceful picture from sheffield lake. a great shot of the lake there with some waves. brenda, there you go, mark, autumn leaves. sunrise in the background. the cornfield, the beautifu

the reality of big city politics in the midst of the last big city political machine. let's call it that in the country. philadelphia's covered with wards. each broke in to voting division. each division has two members of the democratic committee and they are the people that tend to neighborhood concerns, get out the vote on election day, know who voted and who didn't. they keep score the same way the ward leaders keep score and the chairman knows which can be relied on to do the best job. how do you score a ward leader, chairman explains how many votes they get out. this is the fire wall. this is the reality of big city philadelphia. this is what to watch on election night. if the political machine of philadelphia, the democratic organization under bob brady can produce a $450,000 vote plurality it can deliver it to hillary clinton. the rest can go whole hog for donald trump. what matters, what will break the republican heart is the year round work of the last great political machine in the country the democratic city committee of philadelphia. that's "hardball." . i

and the folks who are in the bubbles and the big city, what do you do? because everyone says you have to keep talking, you have ton each other, you have to have a conversation, but what's the reality here? >> well, the reality is we need more cultural touchdowns that connect us together and i don't know how that we -- how we start to approach that. but i think that that's -- should be the blueprint. everybody watched walter kronkite, and lost in space and beverly hill billys. now we have a very diverse -- all kinds of ways to get our entertainment. one of the things that keeps us together, you know, there can be a guy in columbus, ohio, and a guy in new york city, and they're going to root for the same team. they're going to root for the browns. so we have ways that we can pull together, and i think we need to start to making -- to working towards those kinds of things. >> right. >> that pull us together. >> and maybe the -- president-elect can help us do that. thank you, panel. have a good weekend. >> thank you. >>> hate on campus, a shocking incident i

yes it's going to be a cold night tonight and a cold morning commute in the big city of cleveland near the lake. mid-30s to start. inland areas middle and upper 20s. guess what? travel plans this thanksgiving week. don't go to bed i've got details coming up shortly, rob? >>> just in time. a lot about this today. have you had trouble about your iphone sun expectedly shutting down for no reason? apple says a small number of devices are having problems. they're offering free battery replacements. a watch group says they've had a number of iphone users report >>> the warning tonight taking part in what seems like an innocent holiday gift exchange can land you behinds bars. secret sister gift exchange. it claims if you buy one $10 gift you'll get as many as 36 in return. sounds too good to be true. it's really sa scam. because -- it's really a scam. offense. >>> i couldn't even scream. because i couldn't breathe. >> abusers working the system. getting little to no jail time. out free to abuse again. >> and he had this look in his eyes that i've never seen. >> tonight what's happening with a

it's warmer near the big city, upper 40s. you're going to need the sweaters through the evening. your weather window looks like this with temperatures falling down through the 40s cleveland. partly cloudy skies on the way, and notice, by midnight, 39 in the canton, akron area. 38 by 2:00 a.m. it's going to be a chilly start, but we're going to keep this mild weather in play for at least a few more days. i'll show you when the cold will arrive coming up. awe have a news alert now about the bomb threat at the high school. police just completed their sweep of the building and students are expected to report for school tomorrow. they were sent home today after anonymous bomb threats this morning. first they placed it on lockdown and sent everybody home eventually. last week, a racially insensitive post written by a student went viral. students were disciplined. police are trying to determine if that post is connected to these threats. atens of thousands of chickens killed today after a massive fire broke out in an ashland county barn. around 11:30 this morning, crews were called to c

normally, the democrats would be solidifying their base in the big cities, the blue-collar working areas. the republicans would be solidifying their bases in suburban and rural areas. trump's tradeald message which appeals to the working class, he is winning over blue-collar workers. because republicans in the affluent suburbs are not happy with him and many aspects of him, mrs. clinton is trying to win them over. both candidates are trying to appeal to the other constituency in ways they have it, which makes this election interesting. early voting, we saw another aspect of the demographics, the african-americans which are important to the democratic vote. they came out for the vote but had very long lines. critics said because of republican-led reforms that reduced the sites and hours for early voting stations that are important for the black community. there has been cases in their. it is important to see how they come out in the end. they did turn the calculus for president obama when he ran in 2008 and 2012 because of their enthusiasm for him. they are not as an for hillary clinton,

future of america is in the south and the big cities in the warmer areas and we would as muchigate the pain as possible in a state like wisconsin or minnesota? >> it looks like a traditional tax giveaway to keep production in the states. that can work for a while. the question is just from the standpoint of trump's's republican party, will georgia and florida and texas and these other republican states be happy if trump gives away, potentially starting the southern states. you may see a north versus south production war. scarlet: there is a role universities could play here. wisconsin, ohio state, to get people in those states. the graduates who are successful in the believing those states, whether it is the west coast, the east coast, whether it is south, rather than building up some of their expertise in their home states. you saw the urban areas and veryollege campus as well, democrat. the midsize postindustrial cities were very republican. even within the state, the question is even if madison can thrive, what does that mean for the rest of the state? it does not seem like they can

. >> brian: heartache in the big city today. it's tough. great run by the tribe. there's the final out. really was a good run, because no one believed indians could take this to the world series and push the cubs, the best team in baseball all year, to a game seven. that said, it does not take the sting away, especially after the indians left a little bit on the table last night during this baseball game. it wasn't a clean game by the ilts a classic. it will go down in history. we'll all be talking about it. there are things the indians could have done a little better if things turned out differently. what do you do? >> tia: pull out the band-aids. i need them right now. we move on. it's november 3rd. i'm tia ewing. >> brian: i'm brian duffy. reaction from the tribe and tribe fans. that's coming up in just a few minutes. first, we need to talk about the weather this morning. meteorologist sam roberts, the huh, sam? >> samantha: yeah, you guys, we have some showers in some areas. we have a dry afternoon on the way, so that will be good news for any plans you may ha

no, always had a hankering to see the big city. besides, hoot's getting' married, asked me to stand up with him. stand up? you mean hold him up, don't you? we'll have ourselves a time. you got yourself a deal, just as soon as i get him to the alter. you think you can keep him awake long enough? not bad, just what they're wearing in st. louis. me, i'll stick to the sunday go and meetin' kind. you know, you haven't changed much, the same old cheyenne. you come to a decision, sir? i'm wearin' 'em. say, your old friend still has a few young ideas. awfully nice of you to help. don't mind it at all, ma'am. try y from this angle. lady can't make up her mind between the red one and the green one. me, i like the red one. looks real elegant. i think i'll take it. this is my friend, cheyenne bodie, and this is price edwards, miss, uh, miss... miss parker. glad to meet you gentlemen. it's a pleasure. well, i guess i'll get my things together for the boat. how much is this one? this i ione of our better hats, miss, $1.75. would you put it in a

watching out for wind-related delays in the big cities like new york city, boston, and down to d.c. otherwise, quiet in the midwest. and our next storm begins to get -- take shape across the rockies. for tuesday, we're looking at yet another upper midwest snowstorm. that could cause some significant travel delayses, places like minnesota, michigan and wisconsin. and then on wednesday, the day before thanksgiving, this storm slides to the east. so we're watching places like chicago for rain, heavy rain and strong storms possible from places like the ohio valley, down toward the south. the good news is that the day before thanksgiving looking pretty quiet across the northeast and as we head into thanksgiving thursday, unfortunately, right now we do have some rain in the northeast. that means for the macy's parade in new york city, 51 degrees is comfortable. but we are looking at showers right now. it doesn't look like heavy rain, but still for that parade, we don't want to have any rain at all. there is still time for that forecast to change on thursday. but, of course, snow will be a

big cities of philadelphia, baltimore and washington, d.c. let's break it down month by month. first by temperature. in december, temperatures will be right around normal. january will be colder and february as well. up to 1 degree below average each month. and then more warmth moves in the month of march. expect temperatures to be up to 1 degree above the monthly average temperature. as far as snow, well, don't expect much if any in the month of december. we will ease into the winter season with mainly rain. that means only a slight chance of a white christmas again. january will bring more clipper systems and that limit moisture to start. but the month will end with greater than average snowfall. the normal is 6.5-inches this is due to pattern change in late january through mid february when there will be a better chance of coastal storms with at least two storms bringing six to 12-inches of snow or greater. >> still a chance of snow in march with some nuisance storms. one to 3-inches of snow are expected. fox 29 weather authority is foreca

new york city mayor reviewing plans for living life in the big city with donald trump. they are speemac in the middle of midtown manhattan. they're working with this secret service to outline and long-term plan. while allowing new york businesses to operate normally. traffic to flow and undoing convenience. they think security is a

the rain moves east and will be in the northeast, the big cities by 6:00 tomorrow night. extreme drought in new england, they will take this rain. extreme drought in the southeast, and the fire zone, this will put some of the fires out. good news there. david? >> tracking it all ton us. rob, thank you. >>> next, to your money. a few hours left in the cyber monday, as they now call it. records already broken ain onlie sales. abc's rebecca jarvis tonight, helping to save your money, with deals still to be had in the hours ahead. >> reporter: tonight, a cyber monday for the record books. rather than rush into stores, shoppers today racing online. overall, sales expected to top cyber monday in history. >> this is the day you see sitewide sales. >> reporter: still going tonight, 60% to 75% off the children's place. 50% off at banana republic, gap and old navy. plus, more sales ahead. >> it's actually better to wait to buy things like toys, tools, hardware, gift cards until the middle of december. so if you can wait, the prices are better as we get closer to christmas. >> repor

. >> the big win for the windy city equals a big celebration right new. >> next, we will take you to chicago for a look at the celebration for the newly crowned w >> welcome back, a victory parade 108 years in the making. chicago will be partying hard today. >> jessica castro joins us with coverage on the world series parade. hope the on is a statement? it should have been us. >> if it is not us i am glad it is them the big celebration, the party continues this chicago. it will through the weekend. the parade ended a short time ago but not the celebration. i want to show you images from the windy city where they are certainly celebrating with hardly anyone at work. the party started at 10:00 central time at wrigley field and made its way downtown through chicago streets with everyone lined up, the cubs team and front office taking times holding the trophy on board the double decker buses and this were tens of thousands of fans everywhere. >> is it starting to sink in? >> a little. it took a while. seeing the people and everything going on, this is wild. >> certainly starting to sink

time is 4:56. >>> boy, big game day for the oakland raiders as they touch down in mexico city. coming up at 5:00, why they're playing outside of the u.s. and the special challenge for both teams there. >>> and right now here in oakland and here in the bay area, traffic is looking good, coming around the corner to the macarthur maze and bay bridge toll plaza. >>> it looks like late tuesday or wednesday but the fog is in place so be careful. we'll have your temps for monday. >>> good morning, a four year old boy killed in a horrible accident as a car backs over him at a birthday party. who police say were in the car at that time. >>> a special home coming for a young danville man paralyzed during his last day in high school, mornings on two continues. >>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on two. >>> good morning, these are live pictures from our roof. beautiful shot looking around the bay area, around oakland and the estuary. there r some areas that have a little bit of fog but we are getting a break from the rain. welcome back to mornings on two. as you were saying, a lot of rain

notice we end up in the upper 30s and that is near the big city of cleveland with this cool flow wrapping around this high. ashland, canton, ravenna. you will see temperatures between 27 and 30 degrees with maybe a few sheltered valleys tonight. some of the coldest air we have seen since last spring time. we will have sunshine for your weekend saturday the coolest day in the 40s but back up to the 50s for sunday. on 48. the winds will calm down , so that will help a little bit. 30 tonight for akron in canton with 48 sunshine returning and staying cool. your seven day does have a little warm-up the next half- hour. >>> fake gun battle? the fight to get guns off the street hits a roadblock here in ohio. >>> at 6:00 they are digging into the reasons delay and what it could be a matter of life and death. >> when news 5 returns she worked and today her hard work finally paid off. we explain her first admission to care for our local service wounded veterans right here in cleveland. news 5's derick waller is live at the hospital with a story you only see here and this is all about some homemade

what we have to keep in mind is that there are the big cities that are california, philadelphia -- i mean, pennsylvania. big cities in pennsylvania, california and new york. what we want is fair representation of all of the states so we have to have inclusion of the small cities and big cities and i think doing away with the electoral college or reviewing it, revising it, is not in the best interests of our country. it is constitutional and i think that is the best representation for the state. >> i have to leave it there. i started with you, representative kucinich and i will end with deneen and i thank you both. good to see you both. >>> world leaders showing very different reactions to the death of fidel castro. how are the cubans themselves remembering the dictator who oppressed and persecuted so many of them over his decades of complete power. back here at home president-elect trump has been vowing to yank federal grants from the so-called sanctuary cities. why the country's largest police union says that could have a devastating impact. our next guest says the process is alread

we saw a early the big cities t be more than four years ago we feel good about it. to today the voters they render the verdict. expect former governor ted strickland to be here he is running for senate against senator rob portman, they do sa that it has an uphill battle fo him.i he has been beh digits in many polls. david pepper says if there is heavy turnout in a while, it's possible he coulds pull this ou. although it would be an uphill battle. they are confident, that hillary clinton can take ohio, even though many polls show it to be who knows what can happen when people show at the polls, ted strickland might still have a chance. >> and that is what they hope that turnout will be the key to change things. thank you kevin freeman from the democratic side of things from columbus. f cuyahoga county has been a close race between hillary clinton donald trump.ty >> it could be the key to who wins ohio,, dave nethers, from the watch party with more. the party will begin the saline.p at democratic headquarters in cuyahoga county. the democrats have been hard at work ca

, by whatever the big city is in that state, they voted clinton and rurals of that state said no. >> senators get returned to office, blur and blunt to name a couple. >> we're going to take a break f. you've been flipping by, just to be clear, the party essentially ended at the what was the viewing party for the we want all the votes to be counted but we're not going to do anything tonight. we're still waiting on a couple of states too close to call. we'll update you after a short break. is is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms... ...such as fever

that's why he built a house here because this was the big city at that time and a lot of people were passing through and he would get a lot of company, could hear news and he and his wife could get their entertainment that way. he starts construction in 1768 and immediately puts his name up for election. the house of burgess's was the lower house of virginia assembly back when it was a colony. that was the years immediately leading up to the american revolution. you had in that body people like thomas jefferson. patrick henry. george washington. he was sitting amongst those people as one of their equals as they were discussing the issues of taxation and what the virginia's relationship should be to the mother country. fitzhu fits in with the revolution quite perfectly. he is a great supporter of virginia's rights and when virginia breaks away from the mother country, he's involved and supports that as well. he's a member of several of the committees of safety, correspondence and be a member of the continental congress. he's a very important man politically as far as the offices he he

you see -- this is the big city map. all right. well, this one, this is the big city map. what we see is a sense that hillary clinton. they thought did better in big cities. not really. what happened in the big cities, barack obama won by 26 points, hillary clinton by 24 points. so that was about the same. in the suburban areas, they thought those areas would go heavily donald trump. for hillary clinton, didn't happen. a lot of suburban voters decided over the last month and they ended upcoming home. >> some of the few undecided. >> or saying they were voting for a third-party option. this though. the working class voters in the midwest, huge component. what you see here, all of these states, these are the voefts people who don't have a college degree, mitt romney carried them by 26 points. donald trump carried them by 39 points. >> wow. >> in a state like wisconsin, a state like michigan, these places with heavy concentrations of these voters, the trump campaign knew this was going to happen. targeted them. >> right. >> no one believed them. everybody thought this was a b

overwhelmed by the big cities and their biases. >> we are collecting those who have theos electoral vote you can't just over present you have to vote for all governmentca the iq but that so it is. it is a check i and balance that must be kept. i want to get rid of it before the election into a research thatt and then i i am all for it if you're not familiar with what it isfo it ds have history that is interesting to it here are some voicemails coming in. >> it s caps on thing to say one thing to say don't the college. wilson and let the people vote their voice. >> keep the electoral college with the fact that each candidate receives a percentage of the vote based on the number of popular vote otherwise your votete >> she is talking about not necessarily winner take all but a percentage like the primaries. >> here is how you get a hold of us at fox8.com. a lot of comments. co if you several hundred. well thought very well thought out we think s thank you very much for those comments. text and voice mail also. >> a fewo are just getting ready to go toea work it is 15 minutes after 8:00 o'c

sean: the latest on the antitrust protests overnight in some of the big cities around the country, and of course a big thank you to everybody who served our country on this veterans day. erin: we hope you have a great day and a great weekend. every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more resilient system... so the 3 1/2 million people we serve have the energy they need. ?? we serve new england, and energy brings us together. ?? >> yes. >> stay with >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, riots in the streets. >> hey, hey, hey. >> violent anti-trump demonstrations break out again nationwide. as donald trump both praises and attacks the protesters on twitter calling them professionals and passionate. [ chanting "we hate trump" ] >> and makes peace with president obama at the white house. >> i had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president-elect trump. >> his wife melania sits down with the first lady and the transition underway and our first private look at hillary clinton after her loss. >>> state of

the trump transition sea from the hustle and bustle of the big city to the country estate of the president-elect where this weekend donald trump played the gracious host to a parade of cabinet prospects. this is not your usual transition. years passed all the work was done behind closed doors. the interviews private, off camera. but not this time. there's the president-elect welcoming mitt romney. discussing world affairs. he's being talked about as secretary of state. all smiles and handshakes after the meeting. there's general james mattis being considered for secretary of defense making quite an impression. >> just a brilliant wonderful man. what a career. we're going to see what happens. but he is the real deal. >> but before we get too swept away by act two, we need to press pause, lot about the next president, the bottom line, the man who is no stranger to controversy throughout the campaign will continue to court it. three moves this week, in particular, enraging some liberals cheered by trump's base. we'll dig into that with trump's new chief of staff reince priebus, former cia director

boy, that's life in the big city, huh? do you want me to ask you how your lunch was? no! you're not supposed to ask what to ask. we're having a conversation. oh, no, mind. besides, i don't know why i have to ask what i have to ask when i don't know what i want to ask when i want to ask it. i'm not getting defensive. you're out of line! mork, what's wrong with a husband and wife trying to have a conversation? i mean, look, our lives have been moving so fast. we haven't had a chance to talk about hardly anything. like what? well, like -- all right, for example, you've never said whether you like being married or not. i do. well, why? well, give me one. well, all right. um...the bed's warmer. oh, that's it. if you wanted snappy repartee, you should have married william f. buckley. [ as buckley ] i find the institution of marriage quite appealing. i'm sorry, mork. i love you. well, why? okay. well... because you're warm... and sensitive... and unpredictable. and you're right -- the bed is warmer. now, don't you have something you'd like to say to me? yes. you have a big piece

a few spots may have dropped in the upper 50s away from the big cities and then the change happens. this is summer. and then here is the front. five a.m. to 7:00 a.m. and look. by 7:00 a.m. it is 46 degrees and temperatures, don't go up. they go down and i'm thinking we are in the 30s. windy with scattered rain showers on and off. mixing with wet snow. by late afternoon. so what is next? the cold front approaches and arrives tomorrow morning. saturday rain, mixing with snow by late afternoon and then it is a cold brown sunday with snow, just light stuff but it is going to be very windy at the browns game with one of -- per hour. cold air rushing our way and it will snack you in the face tomorrow morning. it will be chilly. rain showers arriving, 5:45 a.m. and then we will dry out for a few hours towards lunchtime and then the second waves comes in by four p.m. and there's some rain showers mixing with wet snow especially wet. and scattered snow as we head towards 8:00 p.m. some of it could slow you down. there could be an inch or or three especially in the snow belt areas of northea

you go beyond the brif ledged area of the big city, purk as well and you reach the trump voter. he's outnumbered. a he mostly and he's angry. the question we got to deal with eventually is where they going to go next? back to the republican party under paul ryan? will he be able to bring them in or go, will the democrats go looking for him? i would tlik see a competition. like to see hillary clinton say you may be angry at me, but i'm going to try to bring you in and the interesting thing is, minorities because of their economic status in the country, have the same status as working and poor whites. they should have the same issues. remember the great "saturday night live" thing a few weeks ago, showed the guy doing black jeopardy and tom hanks played the trump guy that had tall right answers. it could bring them together. >> i've enjoyed my moment as a noncollege educated white male. i have never felt so sought after and special. our friend lawrence o'donnell is in our sister studio next door with our insiders and they're going to weigh in on everything we've witnessed today. h

there are some but usually they are away from the big cities and the jobs and make for a very long and tedious commute. so we went looking for some hidden gems and we found one in richmond. >> we thought how could we afford to live here. >> joe and nancy raised their family in minnesota. when their daughter settled here they did not think they could afford a place to be near the grand kids, we looked for a number of years when we came out to visit them we what happenedderred around. we found a place that would work and so we -- we wandered around, we found a place, the homes are not big. they can put in booed flooring. they are surrounded by a park like setting. and a pool and gym. and they're on the bay. perhaps the best part, they start at $275,000. >> what is the hitch? >> the pitch. you have, you have to buy it and live in it. we're not allowing investors. and we have -- you know there is not one. it is -- you have to get over the negative and that's too bad the people are pigeon holing it. >> and the scores are not a walking community. you have to drive to the store but the homes

there are some reasonable neighborhoods, but usually they are away from the big cities and the jobs, and often make for a very long and tedious commute. we went looking for the hidden gems and found one in richmond. >> we thought how could we ever afford to live here. >> reporter: joe and nancy raised their family in minnesota, so when their daughters settled in california, they never thought they could afford a place to be near the grandkids. >> we looked for a number of years whenever we would come to visit, and we would wander around and we had a realtor that would take us to different places, and we lucked out and found a place that would work, and we took a leap. >> reporter: they landed at the shores and marina bay, not big, one and two bedroom condos with newly remodeled kitchens and bathrooms, and buyers can choose upgrades such as wood flooring. they are surrounded by the park like setting, resort style amenities like a pool and gym, and they are on the bag. the best part is they start at $275,000.>> reporter: what is the hitch?>> you have to bite and live in it, and not all