others blocked highways. tim, just how big were these protests? tim: in new york, around 5,000 people gathered outside of trump tower overnight. and that's just one of the cities involved. thousands of people gathered on the 101 in los angeles blocking traffic. they crowded onto city streets, blocking traffic there too. traffic was backed up for miles. los angeles police arrested at least 13 people overnight. and this is the crowd in chicago overnight. the protesters marched through downtown and onto busy streets. they walked through traffic to show their frustration with the and in san francisco, it was also a busy night as hundreds of protesters staged a sit-in outside of city hall. there were even more protests overnight in portland, oregon, philadelphia, dallas and more. back to you. today, donald trump will visit his future home. he'll be at the white house meeting with president obama. together they'll plan a smooth transition of power. the president called trump yesterday to congratulate him on winning the election. in a speech yesterday, obama and that he's proud of hil

during a rally in nevada. >>> rocking the boat. tim kaine in st. petersburg with musician john bon jovi. good evening, i'm rod carter. thanks for joining us this saturday night. we begin with breaking news off of the campaign trail, very tense moments during a donald trump rally in nevada. the secret service rushed trump off of the stage made speech because of his -- a threat. we were told there was an incident near the front of the state which is why they whisked him away quickly. moments later, trump did return. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us but we will never be stopped. i want to thank the secret service. these guys are fantastic. they don't get enough credit. secret service. this is video that officials released of him holding the suspect down and him being carried out. we will continue to watch the story as it develops overnight. you can get the latest tomorrow morning. trump has been busy today, he began with a rally in tampa at the florida state fairgrounds. thousands attended, some waited in line for more than six hours to hear him speak today. trump told su

the new administration continue this weekend, tim, this was the scene in new york. >> yeah, that protest orbed by immigrants' right group make the road new york. marched from the trump hotel to the tower and carrying signs in english and spanish. march. seven ore cities held the protests over the weekend. this is a march in philadelphia. they said it was in support of those feeling marginalized by the incoming administration. now it was a different scene in portland, oregon and protestor were out for the fifth day and getting ugly and 71 arrests. >> tim, thank you. wisn 12 news time now is 5:04. it may be summerfest. >> yes, overnight the first two head liners are announced for 2017. hillary mintz is live at the summerfest grounds with the big announcement. good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, it is time to give it away now, the first two major head liners, red hot chille peppers and pink. just put it up on the screen it is going to be rocking. ?? reporter: classic. the rock icons are opening night june 28th. july 2nd it is time to get the it is a decade since both arti

york city, it's "the tonight show starring tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kevin james -- tim gunn -- musical guest the weeknd -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 578, yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ? ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome to "the tonight show," [ cheers and applause ] i want to wish everyone here a a happy, happy thanksgiving. hey! [ cheers and applause ] ? i get to spend it with you. spend it with you, perfect, perfect. oh, man, this is just exciting here. earlier today we had the macy's thanksgiving day parade. that's right. thousands of parents woke up extra early to bring their kids to the city, snag a spot in the front row only to hear, "dad, i have to go to the bathroom." you go, "yeah, i know. i knew you were going to say "i knew you were gonna say it. go in your pants." [ laughter ] i saw that -- i saw that some of the parade route was two and a half miles long and took about 90 min

back won the republican nomination. >> thank you, tim. authorities in california are investigating a shooting near two polling places. ben: the polling places were shutdown as the officers surrounded the home in the las vegas suburb. now the police say that the officers killed a man after he shot and chrissicly injured two sally: skies are fair this morning. 4:44 this morning. we are on the way to sunshine. a little jacket is needed this morning with 30s and 40s. but the winds light and west, northwest west and going southwest tonight. here is a look at the satellite and the rada nation is enjoying dry weather on this wednesday. a few showers over the gulf coast and the pacific northwest, we are warm, cool, warm. thursday 67 degrees. back to 50 on friday. we launch back to 50s and near 60 degrees. so grab the sunglasses today. president-electric donald trump. >> tim has the latest information on the election and the reactions. tim: this came as a huge surprise for a lot of people, voters choose trump according to the latest numbers he won the electoral vote and the popular vote. he

downtown milwaukee protesting president-elect donald trump. tim, the protest turned violent tim: there were some punches thrown as protesters clashed with trump supporters. while the protest and march was going on at red arrow park, a trump supporter showed up with his children. you can see a scuffle broke out after exchanging some heated words with protesters that man was pepper-sprayed by one of the protesters. that's when the fists starting flying, but police say most of the crowd was peaceful as they gathered and marched in the streets. the aclu estimates that as many as 3,000 people were there last night. people we spoke to at the protest say they know the demonstration won't change the election results, but they wanted to show their frustration. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: and new from overnight, people in madison also took to the streets showing their dissatisfaction with the election. hundreds of people marched to the state capitol overnight. they held signs and chanted to make their voices heard. police say this was a peaceful officers were at the scene the

-elect donald trump. tim is here with us now. tim, the protest turned violent at one point. tim: there were some punches thrown as protesters clashed with trump supporters. while the protest and march was going on at red arrow park, a trump supporter showed up with his children. see. after exchanging some heated words with protesters that man , that trump supporter, was pepper-sprayed by one of the protesters. that's when the fists starting flying, but police say most of the crowd was peaceful as they gathered and marched in the streets. police sell wisn 12 news that no one was hurt or people we spoke to at the protest say they know the demonstration won't change the election results, but they wanted to show their frustration. over to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: and new from overnight, people in madison also took to the streets showing their dissatisfaction with the election. hundreds of people marched to the state capitol overnight. they held signs and chanted to make their voices heard. police say this was a peaceful protest. officers were at the scene the entire time. so

winner in the wisconsin senate race. tim is here following with stoir for us. tim: this race getting a lot of attention and the polls had them separated by one point and in the end johnson fought to keep his seat against former u.s. senator russ johnson took that seat from feingold back in 2010. this is one of several tiekt senate races. the republicans kept control of the senate. rand paul and john mccain won in their home states. in wisconsin, all eyes on ron johnson. we have a report from the >> the crowd of the supporters optimistic and even senator johnson himself saying they were surprised by the margin in the race. the room erupted when the first projection of the johnson victory came in. shortly after, the senator spoke to his sporers. >> america is giving us a chance and opportunity to nation on the right path. >> i am surprised by the results. i am pleased with the result and the confidence that wisconsin is placing with me. >> senator johnson said he felt the momentum shifting after labor day and recently. feingold akreszed the supporters last night and here is his message

. some set fires others blocked highways. tim, just how big were these protests? tim: in new york, around 5,000 and that's just one of the cities involved. thousands of people gathered on the 101 in los angeles blocking traffic. they crowded onto city streets, blocking traffic there too. traffic was backed up for miles. los angeles police arrested at least 13 people overnight. and this is the crowd in chicago overnight. the protesters marched through downtown and onto busy streets. they walked through traffic to show their frustration with the election. and in san francisco, it was also a busy night as hundreds of protesters staged a sit-in outside of city hall. there were even more protests overnight in portland, oregon, philadelphia, dallas and more. back to you. melinda: wisn 12 news time is 4:32. today, donald trump will visit his future home. he'll be at the white house meeting with president obama. together they'll plan a smooth transition of power. the president called trump yesterday to congratulate him on winning the election. said he is rooting for trump and that he's proud of h

artists. these are impressive nominees. >> dierks bentley. >> eric church. >> tim mcgraw. >> chris stapleton. >> and keith urban. >> and this country girl is honored to be asked by the cma to present the award for male vocalist of the year. and it goes to the cma award goes to chris stapleton. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> this is chris stapleton's second win for male [ cheers and applause ] ? >> well, if dolly was still back there, i'd give her my time. but tonight has been, i've gotten to be a fan so much tonight. what a wonderful night, what a i've cried, and just watching everybody, and the music i grew up on. and i want to thank everybody -- i love you too, sir. [ cheers and applause ] and it means so much to get to be a part of country music and country music, they're the best people in the world. country music people, all the fans. too. they're wonderful people, and i want everybody at home to know that. i want to thank my manager, all the guys in the band and crew, i can't do it without them. they bring it every night. i want to thank my wife. i want to thank my mom, who's i

milwaukee police officer accused of sexual assault will be back tim: dominique heaggan-brown is scheduled to be arraigned later this morning. earlier this week the department fired him from his job. and last night the milwaukee fire and police commission made it official that heaggan-brown is no longer on the force. in october he was charged with sexual assault. prosecutors say he may have assaulted four people since 2015. heaggan-brown is also the officer who shot sylville smith back in august sparking days of unrest in the sherman park neighborhood. decided yet if heaggan-brown will face charges for smith's death. if convicted on the sexual assault charges, he could spend more than 80 years in prison. melinda: the candidates for the white house are making their final appeal to voters and wisconsin is in the spotlight. today vice president joe biden will be in madison to campaign for fellow democrat hillary clinton. the latest marquette university law school poll shows clinton with a six point lead over republican donald trump among wisconsin during the general election but has

bay and lacrosse. today tim kaine is stopping in virginia and north carolina. focussing on wisconsin voters. mike pence attending an event in wisconsin on saturday. donald trump was supposed to stop in west allis but that was cancelled. hundreds of thousands of votes already cast in we are live where they are getting ready for election day. good morning, thema. reporter: good morning, melinda, you can come in person tomorrow and cast your ballot just like this one. the polls openal 7:00 a.m., that is 26 hours from right now. so to make sure your vote is counted tomorrow you will need to bring a photo id with you. accepted driver's license, military id or a passport of college id. you can register to vote on election day. wisconsin has same day voting registration. the polls are opening at 7:00 a.m. and closing at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. what that means if you come out to vote and you are in line by 8:00 p.m. you can vote will be counted. >> thema, thank you. wisn 12 is teaming up with abc news to bring you coverage all night. >> three people are in custody after a police chase

clinton to vote at an elementary school in new york. her unking mate tim kaine just york city. stick with us here at news 3 for live team coverage of decision 2016 as those candidates are on the move. >> dana: so this election is going to come down to a few swing states including the state of nevada. florida is huge this morning and these are lines forming in the city of miami, florida. if florida goes for clinton tonight, we heard some pun dents would be a bad sign for donald trump f. donald trump can take the state of florida, then he'll have a fighting chance tonight. we're going to be watching new hampshire, north carolina, georgia, florida, arizona is in play, michigan as well, ohio a big state as well. >> kim: as those people are still lined up in miami, these folks have already voted. it's in new hampshire a state that both candidates will be watching closely as well. under new hampshire state law communities with fewer than 100 voters can open up their polls at midnight and close them as soon as everyone voted. it didn't take long. with just eight voters that vote was tallied

was at the fairgrounds and tim kaine is in st. pete days away from election day. i'm ron carter, thanks for joining us this saturday night. the election coverage in just a moment but we'll begin with breaking news, a man is in the hospital after an officer involved shooting in plant city. the officer was responding to reports of a theft and when the officer got to the scene if self-defense. and we'll update you when we get the information in. >>> now to the campaign trail. we're in the home stretch as the countdown to the presidential election is on. donald trump and hillary clinton are furiously campaigning in bags and that includes florida where the two are in a fierce battle. the doors just opened a few minutes ago for a clinton get out the vote concert taking place in st. petersburg. and looking at folks this live picture. democratic nominee tim kaine will be attending this concert. and john bon jovi is giving the concert tonight. a live report from st. petersburg in just a moment. take a look at this. this is how tight things are. clinton with 45% and trump with 44% among l

tim kaine rallys voters here in the bay area.... and donald trump is rushed off the stage at an event in reno. details when the news begins in 60 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. is. >> let's go make history and let's win this race! >> right now the 10:00, tim kaine addresses a large group of supporter

next two days, you have tim to get everything done before the bottom drops out of their temperatures. the cold front that is now bringing snowfall too much of northern rockies but it is is that cold air that will be moving in. there is a blizzard watch in effect for parts of minnesota ands winterstorm watch it warni for minnesota all the way down toat southwest utah. to big system and we will see a taste of that, as it moves in heree, will share the details as they come into focus. local pizza lover woman was robbed and threatened the home, had been vacant dave nethers reporting from the fox 8 studio at the university of akron it happened tuesday, the house,e, looks unassuming with nothing to be of concern. chicken wing seven order from a papa john's on east market, to be delivered to this house on sherman street. they say the 22-year-old box store a man answered, then he pulled her into the house and through her on the floore demanding money then told her to go to a second-story bedroom. >> suspect told her to go upstairs, said he would kill he if she, made any noise, or makes any c

mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. the u.s.those of us whoof freedserved in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. grant l: pacifica police today arrested a man who tried to kidnap the child on halloween last night it happened here and there hickey boulevard and fire crest ave just before 5:00 last night in the president obama revving up the crowd and a swing state of ohio. catherine h: to to attendance in a virtual tie donald trump one point advantage is within the poll's margin of error every plant to the zero men on the state decided that election today she appears with hillary clint

. >> tim has a wife abbey and young family. near as he and wife figure it was while feeding the kids and getting ready for bed. >> the rest of the weekend, i didn't feel comfortable in our house. >> reporter: the connection to the vandalism does not lead directly to tim's opponent else does. the neighbor closest to the sign got a visit who related this story to bonnie. >> she told me tim's opponent, herself stopped by last week and tried to talk her into taking the sign down and she said absolutely not. we are friends. our kids play together. it was almost -- she said harassment. >> reporter: cavanaugh describes the visit using more mild terms. >> a lady telling me she lives said you could ask them to move the sign. >> reporter: the sign sits on land tim owns. >> i don't know who would do it. nobody i know. >> reporter: i guess what i am getting at, you deny any tie to the damage? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: tim offered a $2,000 for information leading to an arrest. >> reporter: getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> romona: vandalizing campaign signs is a crime and pun

. >> a wave of protestor marched to the steps of the capitol building in madison. and tim, you have new video in the news room. >> tim: yes, a thousand people marched in madison and participating in the protest. the police say it was a mostly pauseful gathering. they carry chanted down to the capitol building. the group held a moment of silence and continued to protest with the mega-phones and chapts at the capitol. they are going to continue to fight against president-elect trump for the next four years. >> in portland they are cleaning up from the protests that turned violent. the groups damaged the cars at windows at businesses. today president-elect trump is moving forward in the transition in washington. reporter: on the streets of portland, the police clashed with the crowds with the demonstrators. they protested around the country from california to minnesota to the white house. >> trump is a >> trump wrote... a whirl wind washington visit for the incoming president they toured the capitol. and visited the white house, meeting with the respective counter parts as the president an

the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. for selling ceviche over facebook. yes.. ceviche. she got nabbed in a sting operation in san >>> a mom may be headed to jail for selling sevichi over facebook. >> she got nabbed in a sting operation 2 part of a group of home cooks who occasionally sell their dishes through social media. little did she know someone who bought her dish, it's illegal to sell food out of a kitchen that's not regulated through a health department. now she could face jail. >> it's unreal saying you could face up to a year in jail. >> reporter: open based josephine helps theml their food online. it was suspended back in may for similar violations in alamita county. >>> goodwill is changing its thrifty reputation and going upscale. and what makes this secondhand store different. >> reporter: it looks more like a high end boutique and that's no accident. >> fls a lot of treasures in here and a lot of our shoppers come every day to look around. we put new ite

, who voices woody and tim allen who we all know as buzz lightyear will return for the movie. it's a time many of us look forward to: daylight saving time. coming up, whose to shift in our time change. but first, a bizarre attack in florida. after the break, the creature that somehow got inside a senior center and hurt three people! i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blng out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." just fifteen minutes and a little imagination are all you need to make thanksgiving magic. chex party mix. it's what thanksgiving is made of. crazy on the inside. another cruise ship is coming to port tampa bay. carnival miracle will offer 7 day western caribbean sailings starting in january 2018. wipe warning, passport changes are coming. new security features are now being added. an

clinton's running mate tim kaine made three sunday stops in wisconsin... hey guys, wow, you guys are great! kaine said he wasn't surprised by the fbi's latest decision. he says he's excited by a record number of early voters in the state., but feel like if we can succeed in wisconsin, the path for donald trump to become president is really difficult while kaine was protecting clinton's lead in wisconsin -- trump scrapped his planned rally in west allis. instead, he headed to two other states where he trails -- michigan and minnesota. critics questioned the moves. "if i don't win minnesota, i'm going to look real bad to those pundits that i do not respect very much. the reason trump has invested time trying to flip a blue state is that his path more narrow. the race has tightened since comey's initial letter nine days ago. the question is, how much damage did it do to clinton, and did today's announcement reverse any of it? live, theo keith, fox6 news. after kaine's rally-- many of his supporters headed out into milwaukee neighborhoods. they spent their sunday knocking on doors-- tryi

wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. tim? tim: i'm at the breaking news desk keeping an eye on a situation in iowa. shot and killed in an ambush style attack. a manhunt is now underway for whoever is responsible. no other details have been released about what led up to this shooting. again, two des moines police officers were shot and killed overnight. i'll be watching for new information throughout the morning. for now, back to you. ben: now to video you'll see only on wisn 12 news. news chopper 12 was overhead when a bank robbery suspect was police chase through three counties. police say the man robbed a north shore bank in milwaukee then jumped into a white van and sped away. the chase passed through three counties yesterday. the van weaved through traffic hitting several cars and narrowly avoiding others. eventually the man stopped at a gas station where he bought a pack of cigarettes before police arrived and chased him down. officials say news chopper 12 >> we also were able to use your helicopter signal on live tv to eventually locate the subject and g

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on deployment, and he also took tim to unite. >> it is my br prayer on this thanksgiving that we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as a country strengthened by a shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> he is still trying to figure out who will come with him to the white house because he sent challenges of the mara sp lago a estate. >> this thanksgiving a new challenge, protecting the next president in palm beach, a cavalcade of cops and secret service agents bringing a mixed reaction. >> i just hope it doesn't ruin the experience. >> the faa pilots and to boaters from the coast guard, it's a necessity to keep the next commander in chief safe, especially on the heels of much an unpredictable campaign. >> everything about donald trump and his ascent to the presidency is unprecedented. unquestionably you want the proper security, i don't think anyone can argue with that. post", mira largo is a secret service' dream to protect. residents keeping fingers crossed for a quiet holiday. >> i'm hoping that everyone is kind of over the hype but we'll see what happened th

tim kaine and president obama, by the way, crisscross florida as well. >> the rallies and stump speeches aren't designed to win over undecided voters. the goal is to motivate your own supporters to get them out and vote. for example, when president obama stopped in north florida republican country, voter turnout. polling shows african american voters overwhelmingly favor hillary clinton. >> it comes down to turnout. that's why they have the rallies here, whichever side does a better job of exciting his or her base is going to win, right? >> not win. we could have a tie as we explained. >> that's right. if you watched last night you worked under the circumstances through the tie combinations. what was the bottom line? >> the changes of a tie go >> a small tate but reliably leaning hillary clinton for weeks if not months. that's in the blue column. let's go to the fox decision desk and look at the map. look up there. >> there you go. >> so the fox decision desk flipped this from leaning clun ton to toss up new hampshire. so if trump somehow wins that state and maybe flips a couple

streaming in. look at the degrees. now sunset 4:35. clouds are filling in and tim and melinda we look at the showers tonight. melinda: thank you, sal. former attorney general janet reno has died. tim, you are learning new information? tim: yes, the god daughter says she died this morning from complications related to parkinson's disease. friends and he was 78 years old. she was the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general. she ran for the florida governor and lost that race. services for reno are not announced but we'll bring you the information when it is coming into the news room. >> a big story this morning, a mare thon of events for hillary clinton and donald trump as are getting ready for election day. the fbi director saying he found no evidence to warrant the charges against hillary clinton. we are live in washington with the latest. good morning. reporter: good morning, ben, and so far we haven't heard from hillary clinton on this new fbi announcement but the campaign has. at a rally new hampshire, finish line. think about how we would feel on november 9th if we were not

crowds are filng against donald trump. demonstrations are in at least seven major cities. >> tim is live for us in the news room with more on this situation. tim. tim: donald trump has been president-elect for about 24 hours or so, but thousands are marching in the streets, like in chicago, they are chanting not my president outside of the trump power. on the west coast, the freeway in downtown los angeles was flags. a similar seen in seattle as well. the biggest protest in new york city, they gathered outside of the trump tower and blocking the traffic there and we have learned 15 people were arrested. of course, we are continuing the watch the protests and bring you new information as it is coming in. >> tim, the prozests are coming hours before donald to the white house to does the transition of power. we are live in washington with a look ahead. >> good morning to you, ben, the white house is saying that president obama and president-elect trump don't have a personal relationship and today's meeting could be interesting. >> the last thing that we need >> after months of attacks on th

bon jovi joined tim kaine to rock and get out the vote, seeming to be more important as the election looms. evan lambert has the fox 13. >> the people who came out for event are strong clinton supporters, many already voted, but this message was aimed at anyone who hadn't voted, take advantage of the last early voting day, and turn the state blue. jon bon jovi played several of his hits. he also stressed why it's so important for him to support else qualified for white house. >> president obama recently said there is no one more qualified man or woman to be the next president of these united states. i believe that hillary rodham clinton is in fact the right person for job. >> bon jovi introduced tim kaine, very spoke for about ten minutes encouraging floridians to get out and vote saying they can determine this hillary clinton it is done. she will be president. she will be president. >> and this star power at clinton events it continues. on monday there will be a free jimmy buffett concert in support of hillary clinton. in st. pete, evan lambert, fox 13 news. >> be mr. marga

a.m. >>> as for the democrats vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be in sarasota tomorrow. he will speak at 12th street there. >>> still to come, women and children forced into sexual slavery. some say florida's attorney general is not doing enough to stop it. >>> looking outside. there is a cold front now moving into gainesville. there are some showers with it. i will let you know how cool it tampa has one of the worst problems in the country when it comes to human trafficking. >> after making it a campaign promise and spending hundreds of thousands of tax dollars are there are still questions about whether attorney general bondy is doing enough. >> yeah. i team investigator spent months going through her cases. >> [ crying ] it is not about -- the messenger. >> anytime you can talk about it, in front of a camera, talk about it. >> it is not about picture on a billboard. >> these billboards are going to be all over the state of florida. >> it is not about getting your picture in the paper. it is about letting people know that when they want to have sex with a child, that is s

and the disabled, is the trump name an asset or liability? >> this is tim o'brien. has this campaign help or hurt donald trump the brand in. >> he runs a hotel business that depends on people feeling good building with his name on it. women are turning baah backs otn him. it's him. it's going to have a seismic influence on him.>> it's alread >> it's already in force. there's an all-out battle to have the brand removed. >> when you moved in four years ago, were you bothered by it? now i now i think it. >> his name is thinks his greatest asset so what a great way to attack him. >> beth bernstein said she booked conferences and weddings at a conference in chicago for years. that was until news broke of this infamous recording. she wrote in her blog -- >> i simply cannot wal i will be following up with my contacts contacts to. >> i'd >> i'd really like to buy you everything, if that were possible. >> the man and the brand, inseparable from each other but iconic as well. >> the scale is what brings thee >> casino. steaks. even a board game. not always successful but daring and different,

thing. last 19 of 20 elections have gone to the winnerer of hillsborough county. >> tim kaine will speak in sarasota today and helping her and the rallies are free to the public but you need to reserve a ticket and for information on how to do that check out our website. >> hillary clinton is picking up momentum but it is considered a neck and neck race. >> it is tightening just three-days out here is maggie with more on the race to the white house. >> wow. not great. but you saving it for november 8th? >> down to the wire and down to every last vote. hillary clinton and donald trump on a campaign binge and the leads are see sawing. >> donald trump trying to pry the granite state into his column and burnishing his outsider credentials. >> we are going to d.c. and brain the swatch. >> it is not as important they think about voteing for me as it is that they think about voting for themselves. >> hillary clinton is drawing on her reserves and sanders, bid and obama. >> donald trump is hitting ten states in three-days. and his campaigning for him. a new post national tracking pole show

experience tackling here in our community. i'm here with tim marks. he's the president for metropolitan ministries. tell me about today. those alarm clos little bit earlier than usual u but certainly for a good cause. today is day we wut all that love community brings to us and we turn it out. we do those 6,000 meals. about 50 volunteers showed up at 6:00 a.m. thereby another 50 throwing up at 11. and awful these other community partners volunteer their time to get food out into the community. food that's be donated, generously by your viewers and bay. just another expression of what so good about our community about caring for those that are struggling. and need something that many of us will take for granted that being a holiday meal. right now you're seeing some of items that are on the plates of families in tampa bay today. right now tim, tell us what are the families going to be eating today? or what have they be able to enjoy throughout the day? >> yeah so we started a beautiful breakfast here for our 100 families that live on our campus and 250 children. an traditional holiday th

. >>> imagine going to war without a gun or any other type of weapon. in theaters is a story. tim hollenbeck sat down with what is your delay captain. >> waiting for what?>> who is private dos? >> desmond doss was the unlikely war hero. conscientious objector who felt the duty to serve his country as a battlefield medical but killing enemy soldiers. >> private you are free to run without a weapon to protect yourself. >> as a result he found himself in the belly of one of the bloodiest battles of world war ii. that being okinawa without a gun. yet he stayed the course and single-handedly lowered some 70+ soldiers over the 400 foot tall cliff known as hacksaw ridge to safety. this is a film about dawson's be a feeling for men in this country at least that if i don't enlist i am betraying those who were over there that were fighting and dying for their country. there are vestiges of that around. >> it is easier for us to be disconnected. the atrocities and the difficulties that other nations are going through and our nations. there is a lot of apathy going around. >> dee dee -- d-day

, thanks to you, everybody out there in the community. tim marks the ceo with us here. thanks for being with us, you are doing awesome work. tell me about the need here. >> well, the need is here for families on fixed income or paycheck to paycheck. there's many senior se it's a budget buster for them. if they lose their hours or if a child gets sick, they need extra help. >> reporter: what is new this year? >> well, what is really great we have great partnerships with the tampa housing and then another one with feeding america. look at this beautiful fresh so this is a new element here and we need more turkeys, so if your viewers can help us with that, that would be great as well. >> is it too late for people to get assistance for the holidays? >> i love that question, because no, it's never too late. they can get the website. we're serving pasco and --. >> if you need assistance or if you want to donate, they're in need of turkeys and other items and money. that's at abcactionnews.com. live downtown, lindsay logue. action news. >>> turning to an investigation that failed their last in

already casting but there's a big deadline approaching. tim is live in the newsroom with more about early voting. >> it is almost over. i am taking a look this morning at the election commission's website. today is the last day to vote early in most cities across the state. but in milwaukee, the deadline is actually tomorrow. if you're already a registered voter, you can head to the zeidler municipal building, the midtown center, or the forest home library through tomorrow at 5:00. but if you aren't registered to person. if you plan to vote on election day, the polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on tuesday. a reminder, you will need to show a photo i.d. to vote early or on election day. as of yesterday, more than 38,000 votes had been cast in the city, surpassing the early voting record set in 2012. back over to you. ben: the presidential candidates before election day. the main focus, battleground states. wisn 12 news nikole killion is live in washington with the latest. good morning. nikole: good morning to you. there's a lot of overlap on the campaign trail today with both cand

dejuan hoggard. thanks for watching. but we start with breaking news in raleigh. tim pulliam live on the scene of a reported fire-- on forest oaks drive. tim... you just pulled up moments we're also following following garner. police telling us it all started with a fight outside an apartment this morning on spring drive. officers say "kyle jensen" heard screaming and went outside. that's when police say jensen saw "randolph davidson" assaulting "kellie harris". jensen fired shots from his handgun hitting davidson. davidson later died at the hospital. harris suffered multiple stab wounds and underwent surgery at wake med. we spoke with neighbors who were shocked. no charges have been filed against jensen. and breaking news in durham-- police are investigating after--someone fired shots at a data bus earlier tonight. it happened near merriweather drive and pickwick trail. our crew on the scene says a bullet went right through the window. we're told none of the 15 passengers on board were hurt. no word of any arrests. now to vote 2016. f-b-i director that hillary clinton will not fa

?bigger. you can catch game six right here on fox 13.. and... it looks like tim tebow's baseball career just hit a painful speed bump. he left a game in the arizona fall league monday, after injuring his knee. it happened while tebow was sliding... after he was caught stealing second base. the severity of tebow's injury won't be known until tebow reports to the team facility later today. tebow is playing for the scottsdale scorpions... an affiliate with the new york mets. tebows 5-for-34 with one extra-base hit and 12 strikeouts. when we come back, i'll have another check on your tuesday forecast. plus: one of the largest transit systems in the country... on ?strike. and it could leave tens of making headlines across america: a real-life ?horror story on halloween. three people killed overnight in mississippi... after a truck carrying trick-or-treaters... got in a serious crash. carrying several kids in their costumes when it collided with another vehicle on u-s highway 80. two children and one adult were killed, and they were all related. their ages and names have not been released. se

called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. scene.. found.. >>> a grisly discovery at a bay area university. right now, excavators are on scene after human remains were found on the sonoma state campus. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. this is all happening in a parking lot m on the sonoma state campus in rohnert park. this is is a live look from chopper 5. you can see crews down there sifting through evidence. this is near a heavily treed area. they have been out there all morning after a body was found in a shallow grave last night. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in rohnert park with the latest on the investigation. anne. >> reporter: yeah. and officers still have not dug up that body. they are first trying to make sure they gather anything that they can as far as clues around the area. but the coroner is about to arrive on scene. then they will dig up the body and try to identify it at that point. this pa

. >> tim powers is proud of his son. while others were fighting to make the basketball team tyler was fighting to stay alive glvment he spent a good part of his, you know, beginning school year in the hospital. some of his best friends were the children that he national honor role student. >> he's never forgotten those roads from the hospital cht >> tyler worse his relief for life shirt to school and was told that he had to take it off. he couldn't stay in school with that shirt on. >> faced with an in-school us is pension. he changed shirts and returned to class. the school went overboard to force a dress code. >> certainly if he's a cancer surgical advisor and if he had said anything she would have said anything and discussed why she has to treat him the way she treats everybody else. the dress code is here to stay. >>> a former official is facing charges for seeking prescribes to admit students. officials say he contacted two students who were ejected saying he would admit them for money. after firing in august, they asked to investigate and charge with bash ri and -- >>> it's just

must treat each other with respect and kindness. >> and in arizona another campaign first. >> tim kaine the democratic vp nominee delivered entire low in spanish. across the country surrogates are are delivering closing arguments and adds star power to the campaign trail. >> this election is just too important i couldn't sit on side lines and be quiet. >> pharrell appeared with clinton friday night. and jay-z joins clinton in ohio. the two candidates laying out these great admirals and great generals and these great medal of honor recipients behind me, to think of her being their boss? i don't think so. >> we are standing against the possibility of returning and normalizing discrimination, take it because it actually is -- it truly is at stake in this election. >> north carolina got an ear full yesterday, those two speeches you heard came from dualing rallies between trump and clinton there. both heading to pennsylvania. >>> police in mississippi are interviewing a person of church. someone set the church on fire. the police chief says a man voluntarily spoke with investigators. t

theater. doors open at 7:00. tim kaine is expected to be at the concert. you can get tickets starting today. they will be given on a first come first serve basis. we have all of that information on our website w-t-s-p dot com. as you prepare to vote, this is something you need to know about. a pro-solar group has filed a amendment one. the group wants the florida supreme court to rule not to count the votes for the controversial solar power. florida solar choice says the wording is just too confusing for voters. amendment one claims to protect your right to use solar power, but it could actually make it harder for you to go green. to find out more on amendment 1, head to our website, w-t-s-p dot com. a new housing project will be home to more than 2 thousand students at usf tampa campus. be a modern residential complex. there will be dining options, a swimming pool, wellness facilities, and a publix grocery store. keep in mind -- that'll be the first on-campus store in the history of the grocery giant. the project is already under construction and will be completed in time for the fal

senator tim kaine before the polls opened in virginia. spent his day in virginia and new york too. back to you from midtown manhattan. >>> presidential protest in the big apple at donald trump's polling place this morning. two women ripped off their shirts and were quickly arrested and removed. but the comotion continues tonight in mid-town and that's where chris lawrence is covering the trump campaign. chris? >> reporter: you can feel the energy here. donald trump is still at trump here. he just tweeted that's where he's going to be watching the election results come in. he said that so for he's optimistic, but he urged supporters to still get out there and volt. they still have a couple hours left. he seems rather at ease with the entire process. his supporters have had a tougher time trying to stay calm. >> i didn't get much sleep last night because i was mp amped up. a littl night. a little unnerving. i think later in the evening we'll get to more votes. >> you can see some of the security that's been in place around trump tower. the officers have been continuously sweeping the routes

minutes. democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine is there right now getting ready to under state attorney mark ober's watch, rape and sexual assault are on the rise. ober is not just ineffective, he declined to prosecute a man who forced a girl into sexual slavery, even bthe ctim. ober: she was with him voluntarily. our community deserves new leadership. andrew warren, an experienced prosecutor, carson and i have seen some terrible ads attacking our mom dana young. for things she never did. it hurts because mom is cool. she is caring, she works hard. whenever something is not right mom is on it. trust us we know from experience. mom put her career on hold for us. to raise our family. she is a role model for everyone in our community. i'm proud of you mom, we both are. >>> good morning. just shot at 6:00 and a great start. know the issues with visibility. comforter -- comfortable temperatures. ranch. we will warm things up quickly today. high cloud cover similar to yesterday. we will still get enough sunshine through the clouds to warm things up into the 80s later on. coming

app. >> thank you all very much. welcome to congress. >>> we're joined by mike lilis. tell us why tim ryan is challenging democratic leader nancy pelosi. >> i think there are several reasons. going back to 2010 when the democrats lost control of the speaker's gavel and they were wiped out, there was grumbling then. why should we return the same leaders to the same spots if they weren't able to keep us in the majority? since then every election cycle you've heard a little bit of that grumbling. it's been behind closed doors. this year is very different because of the trump victory, because the democrats were expecting to pick up significant house seats. they didn't do that. and now what was once behind close doord d doors is now beco very public in the form of tim ryan's challenge. you can break it down a couple of different ways. one is generational. leader pelosi has been in charge for 14 years, in her mid 70s. steny hoyer, jim clyburne, also been there more than a decade, also in their 70s. there's grumbling by younger members there's no room to move up in the world of democratic le

?ir tim kaine, and a report from the head of the republican party. plus new battleground tracker numbers for two must win states for donald trump, florida and ohio. we have a update of terror and hacking threats heading into election day and what to look for on tuesday. it's all ahead on "face the nation." >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. two days until election day. their ballots. there were long lines in north carolina and ohio as early voting came to a close. our last round of tracker poles before the election show a dead heat in florida where the candidates are tied at 45% of the vote. in ohio donald trump has a 1-point edge for hillary clinton. 46 percent to 45 percent. we din with?r two cbs news correspondents who have folded themselves into count less airplane seats and rental cars across the country to be with both candidates across the way. i want to start with you, major, what happened at the trump rally last night. >> here are the facts, john. they're from the secret skefrbs and reno police. two-thirds through donald trum