the flag came down and south carolina has moved forward. [applause] our nation has just been through an election as contentious as any most can remember. we are deeply divided nation. of that, there is no question. but i am an optimist at heart. how can i not be? blessed as i am to be the governor of a state that time and again has pulled through tragedies stronger than when we started. this is the lesson i will take from my time in office. a lesson taught to me by the gracious faithful people of south carolina, a lesson that i will continue to share with people across this nation. that through our challenges we find our strength. it is my hope that our new unified government embraces our challenges and finds our strength. for if we do, if we listen to the will of the people, if we learn from the mistakes of the past, embrace the opportunities of the future and govern with honesty and integrity, there is no limit to where the republican government can take our nation. thank you very much. god bless. [applause] gov. haley: i think we have ti

ofn i took office in january 2011, south carolina was struggling. like many other states, the great recession was hanging over us like a dark cloud. jobs were scarce, economic anxiety were real. the american dream felt out of reach for way too many. our state government was in stables. we had short-term deficits and long-term debt. our public schools were failing to many of our students. faith in our system had bottomed out. it was dawning the collection of challenges we faced. i remember not knowing quite where to start. then i came across a quotation from one of my favorite predecessors, governor carroll campbell who used to say that if you can find a person a job, you can take care of a family. i have always believed in controlling what i can control, and while governors do not create jobs, there is a lot we can do, and that starts with taking care of the businesses we already have. we got to work. cut business taxes, we passed tort reform which cap dams is on lawsuits. we invested in infrastructure without raising taxes. we stripped all of our r

the flag came down and south carolina has moved forward. [applause] our nation has just been through an election as contentious as any most can remember. we are deeply divided nation. of that, there is no question. but i am an optimist at heart. how can i not be? blessed as i am to be the governor of a state that time and again has pulled through tragedies stronger than when we started. this is the lesson i will take from my time in office. a lesson taught to me by the gracious faithful people of south carolina, a lesson that i will continue to share with people across this nation. that through our challenges we find our strength. it is my hope that our new unified government embraces our challenges and finds our strength. for if we do, if we listen to the will of the people, if we learn from the mistakes of the past, embrace the opportunities of the future and govern with honesty and integrity, there is no limit to where the republican government can take our nation. thank you very much. god bless. [applause] i think we have time to take a

and then the south carolina democrats came out and said no, no, no, we hereby declare that south carolina is casting its electoral votes for democrat. so what are you going to do, right? these states would not, could not come to an agreement about how its votes for president should be counted. and that happened not just in one place. it happened in three states. that happened south carolina, florida, and louisiana. they never clearly cast their votes. and so what do you do? the republican candidate in that election lost the popular vote by a lot. of the electoral college votes that were clearly cast that year, the republican candidate lost that vote too. but you know who ended up being president after that election? the republican did. it doesn't even make sense now from this distance, 140 years later that the dude who lost the popular vote and who lost the electoral college vote with these weird votes outstanding, that they would give the presidency to him anyway? what? they gave it to him anyway. and they gave it to him because the other party, the democratic party at the time, they wer

"the people of south carolina are embarrassed by nikki haley." to which she responded as a southerner "bless your heart." she seemed pretty thrilled about trump's win. >> i'm giddy and if you talk to any of the governors here we are so excited at the possibilities and opportunities that will be here is the idea that we can now start to really govern. i've never known what it's like to have a republican president. >> joining me now, two voices from south carolina, joel sawyer, republican strategist and former aide to south carolina congressman mark sanford and jamie harrison, chairman of the south carolina democratic party who is also a candidate to be the chair of the dnc. gentlemen, welcome. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> jamie, let me begin with you as you've worked with the governor for quite a bit. what does this say about trump that he's looking at her and is she up for the job? let's start with the latter question. is she up for it? >> listen, i'm not going to be partisan here, i think if governor haley was being considered fo

move elevating south carolina governor an early trump state a. transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick. betty dehaves for secretary of education. she wants to expand school voucher program t. prove was made by jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest. >>> this morning, security in new york city is in a heightened macy's thanksgiving day parade. this follows an al qaeda publication suggesting the parade would be quote an excellent target. officials stress there are no credible threats. jay gray is live along the route. security must be in everyone's mind, certainly the fun and balloons behind you. >> reporter: yeah. no, you are absolutely right, fran sechlts happy thanksgiving.

the state of south carolina, still too close to call. less than 1% in in the state of south carolina. big picture now. four states are called. let's look at the electoral count for the night. you have to have 270 votes in the electoral college to win this night or any night in presidential elections. right now, donald trump has 24. secretary clinton has three. it's a long way toward 270. another big thing we'll be for the united states senate. watching two races in states that have already closed. fox news projects the ohio republican rob portman will hang onto his seat against the democratic former governor ted strickland. this has been a closely contested contest in the state of ohio, a state that leans right in the presidential pick. a state where rob portman has been against ted strickland throughout this. fox news has just called that rob portman will win the senate race in the state of ohio. no call to be made right now in north carolina where the republican senator richard burr is in a very tight race with deborah ross. balance of

the move puts south carolina's lieutenant governor henry mcmaster to governor. he was an early the trump team says the president-elect is focused on appointing cabinet members nd post roronlya!?z?3n made time for two telligence?5?8 briefis sincthe ection. want another way to show your want another way gratitude on this holiday? adopt a pup! you now have nearly 80 more adorable options. about 80 new dogs are now at the dumb friends league. they were transfered to denver from texas over the past few days. if you've been considering adopting a dog recently, now might just be the right time. they range from puppies to adults -- and are all different sizes and breeds. staff will make sure each dog gets vaccinated treatmetns, and microchips. call the dumb friends league if you want to give any of these guys a new home. dry, itchy skin doesn't always mean you need to moisturize. you may have eczema... in today's home remedy, we tell you how you can try to >>>> but first -- on this thanksgiving holiday we're remebering what r'?u we're thankful for today -- and all year

then there's south carolina, no call yet in south carolina a traditionally red state without any question. fox news does project that donald trump will win the bluegrass state of kentucky. we've just called this from the decision team. 8% of all the votes in. but it's clear based on the statistical analysis of the different counties and districts throughout the state of kentucky, donald trump will win this. he's winning by close to 35 points. that gives donald trump the electoral vote from the state of kentucky. that's eight electoral votes for him from this state. fox news projects hillary clinton be win the state of vermont. always reliably democratic. we've just called it. our decision team is confident vermont goes tonight to hillary clinton. vermont and its, i believe, three electoral votes. all three tonight. yes, three, going into hillary clinton. so here's a look at the electoral vote count as it stands right now. so early in the night. hillary clinton with three, donald trump with 19. you need 270 to win. that's the magic number throughout the night. you will not hear us make a p

carolina paper breaks startling news about governor mark sanford. >> south carolina's governor mark sanford admits to an extramarital affair with an argentine woman. >> the media has been monitoring governor sanford's story since he went missing a week earlier. >> governor sanford has had no contact with his staff or his security detail since he was seen last thursday leaving the governor's mansion in a big black suv. >> i get a call from a source saying the governor is missing. and i id, how missing? >> we know that law enforcement has said that they have lost track of the governor and did so thursday. >> nobody, even his security team, knew where he had been. >> when mark sanford is elected governor of south carolina in 2006, republicans immediately view him as someone who could run for president down the line, he's young. he's got a southern drawl. he's a reformer, good looking, beautiful family, bunch of kids. >> he's served three terms in congress. he had developed a reputation of being a congressman who thought a little differently about things. >> this kind of outsider, icono

south carolina reported a turnout of 101% of the eligible electorate. the edgefield county, which was an upstate county along the savannah river, reported 2,000 more votes than there were adult males in the county. there was a reason for this, by the way. edgefield is right across the savannah river in augusta, georgia. a lot of georgians came across the river and voted in georgia. that pushed up the total. this total turnout also includes southern states where the turnout was artificially depressed or repressed by white democratic violence against blacks so that they wouldn't vote republican. and i want to read you -- i think i have this arked in the right spot -- ive you some examples of this. in louisiana, three parishes of wichita, east baton rouge and west baton rouge had 2100 whites on the voter registration list and 5300 blacks. they reported together democratic majority of 3,000. the registration list in west eliciana parish reported 436 whites and 2200 blacks, yet the reported vote was 485 for tilden and only 428 for hayes. registered blacks ou

lastly marjory wentworth's poet laureate south carolina. her poems have been nominated for multiple awards, she is author of the prize-winning children story shackled, she is cofounder and former president of low country initiative for the literary arts, she serves on the editorial board of the university of south carolina poetry series and also joins faculty members, doctor kendall will help her shape the conversation today. please join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] >> thank you so much. we are fortunate to have these three with us today. the idea of bringing people from different sides of the literary arts in order to tell the story is marvelous and one of the things you should know is the background of the literary effort of these writers. herb frazier has written behind god's back and having taught african-american music for a long time i was curious about that book. one of the things he talked about was he collected twee 10 years worth of oral history of his people and talks about the fact that when he entered college his c

denied bond, as he appeared before a south carolina judge. family members of victims he allegedly killed 13 years ago to the day sat right behind him. >> understanded, any time you wish to say at this time? >> i have no response. >> investigators say the 45 year old realtor confess today killing four people at motorcycle shop in parts and berg count any 2003, one of them the shopper's owner, scott. >> i have made peace that it was a phonecall i was never going to get. >> ponders then wife melissa got that phonecall on saturday. it was the detective calling with news of her husband's alleged killer. >> she says was disgruntled customer and credits 30 year old kayla brown for his capture. >> if she had not been found alive, we wouldn't be sitting here having an interview right now. >> coal up arrested last thursday, investigators discovered brown chained up like a dog inside after metal storage container on his rural south carolina property. they later found her boyfriend's remains in a shale so grave nearby. on saturday, he took investigators

governor haley: south carolina makes presidents, and our next president will be marco rubio. nick: nikki haley became prominent as a critic of donald trump. she endorsed florida senator marco rubio and then backed ted cruz. governor haley: i wanted someone with conviction to the right thing. nick: this daughter of indian immigrants was a critical of the proposed ban of muslims to the united states and incendiary tone of his anti-immigrant rhetoric. governor haley: it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices . we must resist that temptation. nick: following the election, this highflying 44-year-old was for a high profile role. governor haley: i will not pretend to be the president-elect's biggest cheerleader. [laughter] i did vote for him, and i was thrilled to see him win. >> thank you, south carolina. it is coming down. nick: as governor of south carolina, she is best known for demanding the lowering of the confederate flag at the state capitol in colombia after the shooting of nine african-americans at this church in charleston. governor haley: the co

it came down off the south carolina state house grounds. she overcame a lot of division to get that done and she exerted a lot of political will when many said it couldn't be done. so i think that's the case here, too, as u.n. ambassador. throughout her life she has proven people wrong. >> all right. matt moore, thank you so much for coming on the show. appreciate it. happy thanksgiving to you. >> thank you, pamela. >>> and joining me now with more on the haley nomination and nominations yet to come are "washington post" columnist and cnn political analyst josh rogin and ryan lizza. first talk about ben carson. the newest news coming out just before the show, he made this announcement over twitter, something will happen, he'll play a role in the administration. speculation it will be hud secretary. your reaction? >> a couple things. he did run for president, and then his spokesperson, armstrong williams, said last week he did not, carson was not going to serve in the trump administration, because he felt he was not prepared to run an agency

it's a great day in south carolina. governor of the great state of south carolina, nikki haley. good morning, governor. >> good morning. carolina. good to see you. do you any horses in this race? in south carolina. >> whenever someone calls your department, we need to say it's a great day in south carolina how. every person. every single person that is called, it's a great day in south carolina. how can i help you. >> how are they going to answer the phones at the u.s. mission at the u.n.? like she says, every person, every line, every day, no matter what kind of day it actually is in south carolina. when you pick up that phone -- she will now be america's ambassador to the world, to the dr. ben carson, if he is named to be secretary of hud, he has no experience in governing. he says he in fact is unsuited to the business of governing. betsy devos who was named by the transition team to be secretary experience in governing. we'll talk a little bit more about her in the show. and nikki haley, she has no experience in diplomacy, which is what she is being hired to do. how does tha

>> one of the things we've been trying to do in south carolina, we started the south carolina democrats care. just as you said, we only have one member of congress. we don't control the governorship, we don't have any control of the legislative bodies. and so our idea is to go back into those communities, seeing what the needs are, listening to the people, letting them know that they matter and they're important, and we go into those communities to address some of their needs. so some of my county parties, sumpter county is one of them. they put on a school supplies drive, and they go every august to make sure that poor families who can't afford the clothes or the school supplies for their kids, that those things are provided. and they also work with the teachers who need reams of paper all throughout the year who have to pay for it out of their own pockets. when we do that, when we're able to do those type of things, put on housing workshops or helping people write their resumes, that's when people say oh, my god, the democratic party has helped me do a, b, and c. we spend millions and

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south carolina reported a turnout of 101% of the eligible electorate. the edgefield county, which was an upstate county along the savannah river, reported 2,000 more votes than there were adult males in the county. there was a reason for this, by the way. edgefield is right across the savannah river in augusta, georgia. where the masters is. a lot of georgians came across the river and voted in georgia. then they went home and voted in georgia. that pushed up the total. this total turnout also includes southern states where the turnout was artificially depressed or repressed by white democratic violence against blacks so that they wouldn't vote republican. and i want to read you, i think i have this marked in the right spot, give you some examples of this. in louisiana, three parishes of wichita, east baton rouge and west baton rouge had 2100 whites on the voter registration list and 5300 blacks. they reported together a democratic majority of 3,000. the registration list in west feliciana parish reported 436 whites and 2200 blacks, yet the reported vot

the people of south carolina are embarrassed by nikki haley. she responded, donald trump, bless your heart, which that is stereo typically what southerners say before they say something mean about you. and the team of rivals, some have said, this is surprising considering donald trump is notoriously thin skinned. >> i think all rivals are not created equal. she was actually very respectful with the way she went at donald trump. she was never over the top. >> compared to mitt romney. >> that's right. her criticism was more gentle, where mitt romney wasn't. that would be more of a signal. because their views are so different of what donald trump is looking at in terms of his cabinet. >> was she more diplomatic? so ron, donald trump, clearly through this he's trying to, and you're hearing from the republican establishment, they feel somewhat comforted by some of these selections. what about mitt romney and that, as well? how far does that go to comforting them? >> that's a big bridge. first of all, if donald trump stuck with the republican elected

she was 78. >>> jury selection on hold for this man accused in the deadly shooting in south carolina. dylann roof is charged with hate crimes and murder. jury selection resumes wednesday. >>> damage in oklahoma. it was rattled by a strong 5.0 look, it brought down buildings and only minor injuries reported. >>> this is was an unusual find, australian police searching a woman being arrested. they found that. the real live baby koala. she said she found it and was caring for it and she was booked and the koala is in good health at a wildlife hospital. >>> time is running out and the polls open and tonight, there's lisa lundskow: luke air force base is not only vital to our national security -- but also to our local communities and economy. georgia lord: senator john mccain has been a powerful advocate for the base, taking a bipartisan approach when securing the fighter pilot training program. lisa lundskow: thousands of jobs depend on luke. ip and experience - we could have lost many of those jobs. georgia lord: without question, senator mccain's leadership has made arizona and america

jamie harrison of south carolina, great, too. done real party building, but everyone doesn't know jamie and want to mow what he stands for. i want to hear from the millennials and the brown folks. >> we'll try to have all of these potentials on. symone and ben, appreciate you being here. >>> next, a presidential conflict of interests. donald trump says no such thing. from wall street to k street, concern over his vast business empire is still present. we'll have that ahead. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit quickbooks-dot-com. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. i

steve: she was an impressive leader in south carolina. i think she is someone who is a serious candidate potentially for future higher office. i have no idea if she knows anything about national security issues, anything about the complexity of the world. i guess we will find out in hearings. it's far outside the national security realm. mark: what do you think of a prospect of a secretary haley as opposed to a secretary giuliani? from the point of view of competence, ideology, and unity? lis: it's less frightening to hear her than bolton or giuliani. to steve's point, what is her experience? what qualifies her to sit down with these national leaders? the unfortunate thing about donald trump is he hasn't surrounded himself with a lot of heavyweights on his side. the biggest concern that a lot of people have is how is he going to handle an international crisis? when he is tested with an international crisis, don't you want him to be surrounded with some foreign policy heavyweights? she doesn't qualify as one. again, it goes back to me sayi

steve: she was an impressive leader in south carolina. i think she is someone who is a serious candidate potentially for future higher office. i have no idea if she knows anything about national security issues or the complexity of the world. we will find out in hearings. far outside the national scary realm. mark: what do you think of a prospect of a secretary haley as opposed to a secretary giuliani? john: it's less frightening. less frightening to hear her then bolton or giuliani. to steve's point, what is her experience? what qualifies her to sit down fees national leaders? surroundedp hasn't himself with a lot of heavyweights on his side. the biggest concern that a lot of people have is how is he going to handle an international crisis? don't you want him to be surrounded with some foreign policy heavyweights? she doesn't qualify as one. they are throwing spaghetti against the wall to see what sticks. if you looked at just the range of names of have been floated, not just for secretary of state but defense, crisco bok, all of these n

is impacting businesses around south carolina. the united states will experience its first transcontinental solar eclipse in 99 years...and it doesnt happen until next year... wales says: "im just looking forward to seeing it myself, you know its a once in a lifetime viewing area." but enthusiasts are already making plans alvey says: "we have had calls from people in europe, south america and so people will come from all over the world to see this and chase this eclipse." the best place to see the eclipse on south carolina . anyone within a 100 mile radius of the city will experience 2 minutes and half minutes of pure darkness.. in the middle of the afternoon.. 12 states are along the path of the eclipse, which will travel from oregon to south carolina on monday, august 21st, 2017. alvey says: "city- wide there's a massive effort to have all kinds of events throughout the midlands of south carolina, so that people have options. places to view it, things to do." which means a major boost in spending from dining in to visiting the m

. >> brian: investigators in south carolina missing persons cases after a woman missing since august was found alive chained inside of a shipping container. man who owns the property is now in custody. >> reporter: the victim, who we will not identify, was found thursday morning caged in a wooded area in rural south carolina. a sex-crime investigator got a tip to investigate the property and heard the woman's pleas for help. believes the victim spent months inside a metal container. >> it was pretty emotional to say the least when she was found. especially, you know, when she was chained like a dog. she had a chain around her neck. >> police arrested the property owner, 45-year-old todd kolhepp. the victim told investigators her captor may have had a hand in other missing persons cases. >> this person told us that there might even be four people on this piece of property deceased. >> reporter: the woman who cleaned houses last seen in august. her boyfriend, 32-year-old charles carver, is also missing. and police say they found his vehicle thursday within the nearly 100-acre plot. kol

. >>> at 4: 39 investigators find a third body on a south carolina property. why the investigation into the suspected serial killer is no longer limited to just that between bishop and longo last night. the panthers win out. we'll show you how and it was a sad way to lose coming up in >>> 17 minutes until 5. today investigators are going to be back on a south carolina property where they now found deputy found a missing woman chained inside a metal storage container. investigators found the third body yesterday. this man is now linked to seven murders. he confessed to killing four people after they found that woman chained on his property. now the investigation is no longer limited to south carolina because he had a pilot's license and also a real estate broker. >>> a new york woman facing charges to a brutal murder. she pushed another woman onto an on coming train in times square. not clear why but she has a history of mental illness. last month liverpool told police she shoved another person in front of a train. police didn't find her credible because witnes

trump just tapped south carolina nikki haley as u.n. ambassador. get straight to garrett tenney from washington, d.c. is it actually confirmed? >> we are working to confirm this report. so much for taking a break for the holidays. the newspaper is reporting later today president elect trump is expected to name governor nikki haley as his pick for ambassador to the united nations. she has been mentioned as a potential pick as a post in the administration. the governor has little foreign policy experience she has received praise for her handling of a number of big issues over the last few years including south carolina record flooding, the racially charged church shooting and the confederate flag from the white house. he is looking at ben carson as well. tweeting i am seriously considering dr. ben carson as a head of hud. he is a greatly talented person who loves people. this would be a change of course for carson who posted he would prefer to work outside of government. he told neil cavuto it is one of the cabinet positions he has been offered. >> h

. >> reporter: trump now touting the south carolina governor as a proven dealmaker with a proven track record of bringing people together. haley has accepted the position, she says, out of a sense of duty. haley, the daughter of indian immigrants is the first woman and first person of color to be elected as governor in south carolina. but some are questioning if she has enough foreign policy experience for her new diplomatic post at the u.n. >> thank you, everyone. >> reporter: trump also naming a top billionaire donor betsy devos as secretary of education. the president-elect calling the a school choice activist a brilliant and passionate education advocate. even though she also heavily criticized him throughout his candidacy, raising money for other republicans on the ballot. and devos previously served on the board of an education group led by jeb bush that supports common core standards. >> we are going to provide school choice and put an end to common core. bring our education local. >> reporter: devos setting the record straight on common core in a statement saying, "i am not a s

move elevating south carolina political edge in a key southern state a. transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick. betty dehaves for secretary of education. she wants to expand school voucher prove was made by jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest. >>> this morning, security in new york city i i state ahead of today's 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade. this follows an al qaeda publication suggesting the parade would be quote an excellent target. officials stress and federal aids are quick to point out the see these types of vague threats every year before this parade. so not concerned. they are paying attention. not concerned it will cause problems today. you have a joint terrific task force as well as an army of local police.?? 3,000 doing their work. thiss?u?e why you see the float the ballos behs]ind me, they are lined up.they wereate yesterday. they are ready to fet out we'll have floats, marching bands, a lot of star, stage, screen. also a lot of popular singers that will be a part of parad

so i fly down to north carolina -- south carolina, south carolina. i go down to south carolina for some state legislators blanket -- banquet or something and i'm sitting next to this state legislator and she hasn't made an endorsement, and i asked her for the endorsement. that's what you do when you're trying to get support. she says, you know, obama, i like you, you're a little young, a little green behind the ears, but i like you. i will endorse you if you come to my hometown of greenwood, south carolina. so i must have had a little too much wine because i just said okay on the spot. i was feeling a little desperate, didn't have a lot of endorsements, a lot of support back then. so fast forward about a month and a half later, i have been working in iowa. i have been coming up in new hampshire. i have been calling people and trying to raise money and i'm exhausted. haven't seen my family. i'm a little grouchy, and i fly down to south carolina, down to greenville, and i get in about midnight, and i'm exhausted. i'm dragging by bags through the little

carolina together and see what we can do as a south carolina solution. we're doing it nationally, professor, but as you know, the overwhelming majority of the crime in this state is state crime. when i was a state prosecutor, we had 10,000 cases a year. as a federal prosecutor, they gave you an award if you did 100 a year. so the overarching majority of the crime is state, which is why the remedy ought to be state, but it's fine for us to look at it in congress, and that's what we've been doing for 12 months. >> moderator: do you want to respond to any of that or offer? ped lei: i absolutely would like to. -- fedalei: this is a massive injustice that has been going on for much longer than a year. this has been going on for decades where we disproportionately incarcerate millions of black and brown men for crimes that they don't need to be in prison for in the first place, and then we sentence them under mandatory minimums that causes them to, essentially, have a life destroyed for something you shouldn't even be in prison for in the first place. that's n

the man accused of murdering 9 people in a south carolina black church last year. investigators say roof opened fire during a bible study session at the church. roof is facing 33 federal charges and the department of justice is seeking the death penalty in the case. that trial is set to begin coming up in january. >>> pretty nice weekend. temperatures are a little on the warm side. it will get just a little bit warmer. and then by midweek we will see a we will have that forecast for >>> we made it to the first week of november. we made it to the mid-80s for a high. i mean, other than tuesday we >> we will have the temperatures warm up. talking about the temperatures, right? >> yes. >> can we make it pass the tuesday for other reasons? >> just popped into my head maybe she means something else. >> temperatures. >> there is a nice temperature right there. 72 degrees right now. city looking good, just a light breeze out of the east at seven miles per hour. and as we get you to look at these numbers in surprise, 67, 72 degrees if goodyear. 64 right now in gateway. and

the planes collided over south carolina in 2015. the two people on board the collision in san diego killed five. in both cases, the ntsb believes available collision avoidance systems could have avoided the collision. rusty aimer is a retired airline captain. >> i must have had, in my career, at least five or six of those wain >> reporter: since 2011, there have been 44 mid air collisions in the u.s., killing 46. ma mark rosenkur. >> it's a simple decision to go out and install it. >> reporter: the accident rate in general aviation is on the decline. stops short of being full fledge avoidance technology. kris van cleave, cbs news, reagan national airport, virgini. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," >> this election to me is just another extension of the long argument that we have had from our founding, which is what are we? >> jon stewart talks with charlie in his first the series of a more perfect union writes brings us the story of how a dad brings back the voice of his late wife and william macy joins us i

tonight, i was able to speak to the valley victims family and that case in south carolina. investigators are still searching for that victim's boyfriend, and there could be another possible body on the property. >>> jeremiah williams will be extradited back to california after being tracked down in are area by state police. ambushing, robbing, and raping two women in san diego. he was can be let go with does the citation with a firearm citation. his arrest happened a week ago >>> new information tonight why two phoenix police officers were just indicted. they are both accused of withholding almost woman -- assaulting homeless woman with pepper spray. and they were tampering with the gps to make their stories match-up. those officers remain on administrative leave. >>> police asked for tips and kisses for reason and that is what led to the arrest of the sky. he is accused of robbing a talk of this guy. he is accused of robbing a taco bell in queen creek. >>> you are being told that the suspect is the father's girlfriend? >> reporter: that is right, that is what a woman ident

those properties are not limit to do south carolina. convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl in arizona. >>> man is facing sentencing today. mandatory life sentence. i remember that as breaking news that night. unemployed motorcycle mechanic fromner jersey -- from new jersey, pled guilty to murder. >> janet reno has died. died from complications of parkinson's disease. one of clinton administration's recognizeable, polarizing figures. she also american seizure of gonzalez so he could be to cuba with his father. was 78. >> museum is moving. i mean, like whole museum is moving. >> big process. >> flooding to mexico brings out >> that's when you put the intern into play for sure. >> you get them. >> no, you get them. >> good learning experience for you. >> temps are great. they are getting warmer. cooldown coming up. details coming up. >> live look at stock market. this is one of those days that, yeah, you pull out 401k and do a little dance. we are making up ground here. >> bad today. >> lots of green. >> that's our analysis. >> experts. i

. >>> coming up after the break, a terrifying ordeal for a south carolina woman uncovers a suspected serial killer who has been convicted in arizona. tonight police make another gruesome discovery there, and the state supreme court rules today in the case of a valley girl who died after being locked in a box. we'll explain what happened. one of the friends shares too b- one of the friends shares too b- much and people love cheeseburgers... one of the friends shares too b- much and and spicy flavors like chipotle and jalape?o... wait! what if i put them together?! smoky chipotle sauce, pepper jack cheese, and jalapenos, on a buttery bakery bun. i'll call it the chipotle jalapeno burger! boom. ipotle sauce. pepper jack cheese. you'll call it the chipotle jalape?o burger. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing the chipotle jalape?o burger. >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 10:00 with marc martinez. >> a self-confessed murderer who in south carolina has ties to the valley. his name is todd kohlhepp, and he was arrested after a missing woman was found chained inside a meta

and leslie of south carolina. her poems had been nominated for multiple awards she is the author of the prize winning children story the cofounder and former president she serves on the editorial board of the poetry series and also joined the faculty member faculty member from austin university who will help shape our conversation today. please join me in welcoming our panelist. [applause]. >> think you so much. we are very fortunate to have these three with us today the idea of bringing people from different the liberal arts to tell the story is marvelous. one of the things i think you should know as some of the background of the efforts of these writers. frazier has written a book called behind god's back. i was very curious about that book in one of the things he talked about he collected ten years worth of oral histories of his people and he talked about the fact that when he entered college his culture was somehow denigrated and he felt as if he have to hide a precious gem of his heritage what was curious jus

carolina who famously critical of donald trump in the primaries in south carolina and in fact, did not even want to say that she was endorsing him. jacob soboroff, on the convention floor at the republican national convention it was an awkward interview. but, donald trump is going to reach out to rivals in the republican party that had been some vocal critics and is considering them for positions of administration which obviously is contrary to what we have been hearing for the first half of this week. >> and joe as far as the timing, any sense for how quickly, is this one of the first decisions they want to go public with in terms of which cabinet positions get named first? >> well, they understand th that -- their time frame is longer and a lot of press would like it to be and in fact, they are expecting make a lot of announcements over the next week but at this point, they are gathering information. today was the first day that after they move some of the christie people out, today was the first full day they were sitting around the table and trying to put together a list of nine or

when he got out he registered as a sex offender and moved to south carolina. >>> eric durst is set to appear in a los angeles courtroom this morning with ken -- in connection with the killing of a friend 16 years ago. he was arrested 15 years after the death of susan berman. his arrest came during the telecast of the final episode of the jinx. the documenting the series endorsed -- described his alleged ties to others death and several other crimes. >>> there was a magnitude 5.0 earthquake last night and many buildings in the town of cushing crumbled, leaving behind piles of brick. only minor injuries have been reported but officials say there was quite a bit of damage and they are warning people to stay out of the downtown area because of the potential danger from damaged building foundations. >>> parts of the bay area were also rattled during a magnitude of -- magnitude 3.2 quake that struck the coast just before midnight. it was reported it miles southwest of sea ranch. >>> what an interesting albeit pretty day we are experiencing here in the autumn time in the bay area. this is ou

she's done a lot to move jobs into south carolina. if the message is partly going to be -- >> that would be a much more logical choice. >> bringing jobs back. there's another question david got at if i may just briefly. jared kushner, white house staff, doesn't have to be confirmed. he's pretty close to reince priebus. in terms of -- >> they are reporting bannon and reince priebus want kushner there. >> because they know kushner is the one who could back them up the best with president trump. a question we haven't gotten to is what would chuck schumer do here. what would the democrats do. you have lindsey graham on saying oh, all these guys will get their way but chuck schumer and the democrats have to decide which fight are they going to pick. is it over rudy giuliani on secretary of state and trying to bring that -- >> i think they don't need them on a lot of that. i think the story with the graham interview is partisan polarization is working. the republicans are not going to buckle and they are going to act as a united front. grah