commander-in-chief trophy. >>> in mississippi. a dry city, tam -- texas a&m had issues, keeps it and explores the space. fitzgerald the dash to the end zone. mississippi state the lead. fields the punt, that is a no- hh did the right thing. gets to the wall. meanders down the lyde -- sideline. 28-14. it was 35-28 mississippi state. jay gets picked off and texas a&m is done. they get upset 35-28. >>> the broncos in the bay area of northern california getting ready for the raiders. they found out webster is ruled out of the game against the raiders. troy rank is en route to oakland. he filed this report. >> raiders quarterback derrick karr has played like a mercedes this year. only three interceptions. the broncos will face him out of the game. he will study for the young guys, but it means they must step up. >> we'll be out without one of our leaders, one of our best defensive players. i this we have to get after them. the pass rush has to be good. we have to stop the run. i think we have to be have to be physical at the same time and sound. >> we have ballers, we go out and make play

grandmother's house, scattered showers in the mississippi river to houston to scatters showers in the tricky, tis particularly tuesday night going into wednesday. but along the east coast, we'll have still chilly in the northeast, but clearing out. then by midweek, we keep a close eye on the front. it's going to make its way across texas and right into the lower mississippi valley region by wednesday and we'll brace for it to stay relatively dry going into tuesday before we have a cool snap that will get your attention, as well. kendis, mara. >> all ri >>> president-elect donald trump is meeting today with another former rival, ex texas governor rick perry. and it comes after weekend meetings and criticism over his early appointment. and trump is now embroiled in a feud with the cast of broadway's "hamilton." mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: smiling and statesman like, the president-elect eager for another round of meetings, but a frustrated donald trump still venting about the broadway hit show, "hamilton." has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on what

out there. the one hazard in place, the closure o of mississippi, going to be there from now until thursday between broadway and sante fe. use alameda or iowa as an alternate. >>> a new poll in the presidential race hhs hillary 45% to 42% in this nee york times cbs news poll. most of those polled say they have already made up their minds and the late revelations about the candidates made no significant difference to them chand one in five said they already cast their vote. >> turning to the white house, grab your cell phone and ballot the ban of selfies is still on the books. the judge sadz they do not plan on enforcing it. fog to continue this morning and stay with denver 7 as we continue to follow this devellping story. >>> there is a went that has most of your information on it. the information of all colorado voters. >> your map and address and your age and in some cases has your phone number on it. called accurate resident -- you may be thinking, how does this website have all this seemingly private information. turns out, all of this is public record. anyone can get it for $5

pat hartison a new face. the volunteer firefighter and father from mississippi ran into a burning house, searching for survivors, when the roof collapsed. >> you know, when i came back home i was a totally different person. >> reporter: he was lucky to survive but the fire robbed him of his scalp, ears and nose. his eyelids and lips were also gone. >> i think the first time i through was the first time i saw him. >> reporter: pat's oldest daughter alison was just 6 at the time. >> i remember going up to the house. and my mom and stepdad literally had to drag me in the house. because i was scared. >> reporter: while his devastated family and friends adjusted over time, pat never could. he became withdrawn, depressed. doctors told him he would ultimately go blind. a second. >> reporter: desperation led him to dr. eduardo rodriguez at nyu's langon medical center. the pioneering surgeon in the emerging field of face transplants had been looking for the perfect patient, and pat was the one. >> the reality is we can make you much worse than you are now. if this were not to work, we've a

registration tables they are near mississippi and franklin this morninn. it's a very fun event with very serious message behind it. the event celebrates those who put their lives on the line every day and honor those who have lost their lives while on colorado officers have died so far this year and this is following last year's 0 officers who'd died in the line of duty. that's according to the officer down memorial page. much more planned for the event and we will talk about it all morning long. live from washington park a mailing -- amanda del castillo denver7. >>> president-elect donald meeting with candidates to line his administration and among those people one of his topic's critics, former governor mitt romney. >> we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where they are of interest of the united states. we discussed those areas in exchange our views on those topics. >> the meeting with mitt romney may come as a surprise to considering the contentious election. also scheduled to meet with the president-elect, democrat michele read the form

of rain, beneficial rains, but that tornadoes tonight in louisiana and in mississippi. a very dangerous situation. folks who live in and around monroe, jackson, especially tupelo, mississippi, need to be on-guard now for the next four, five hours. it moves east tomorrow, over the fire zone as a beneficial rain, and across mucof the northeast, including here in new york and new england, which, today, it's been raining all day. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn next here to the other major story tonight, the deadly plane crash. the images of that team celebrating along the way on their journey. but then, the flight overnight crashing, nearly everyone onboard was killed. the flight was carrying a brazilian soccer team to a finals match, crashing on a hillside in colombia. and we have just learned here what happened right before that crash. that team had so much to look forward to. celebrating a cinderella rise on their way to a playoff game. 71 people killed. but miraculously, six were found outside the plane, somehow they survived. abc's david k

memorial of the two men. >>> to mississippi now, the torching of this black church in greenville investigated as a possible hate crime. the words "vote trump" spray painted on the side of the hope world missionary baptist church. the fire chief tells the "wall street journal" the person of interest is being questioned in arson. >>> consolidating control of mosul. going door to door looking for residence, some men are shaving the beards they were forced to grow in the isis occupation of the iraq's second largest city. women are also casting off the the kurdish news outlet showing filmed a young girl taking off her black facial vail after kurdish forces liberated her village. the kurds are advancing from mosul on the south. >>> things got physical in a parliament meeting in hong kong. two politicians barred from insulting china sparked chaos scuffling with security guards, on the other handed to stay to the swearing in. when the guards tried to throw them out, supporters joined the fight, and, no, this is not a scene from our current presidential race. >> this happens in russia, in

225 yell bridge and mississippi that is in good shape seeing good crowd up a little bit very typical. the last of the old arapahoe bridge is gone, piles of rubble as they are continuing to build the new bridge, the southbound side of i-25 as they are continuing to build the new bridge, the southbound side of i-2520 minute heavy stop and go congestion. typical anywhere you want to go. traffic accident eight and monaco.>>> the tradition continues for president-elect donald trump. 60 days from inauguration day and he has plenty of positions to fill. these five men have been named to trumps the staff. steve bannon, michael flyn mike pompeo and jeff sessions, there are other several spots to fill the big one secretary of state. the president elected did meet mitt romney james mattis and rudy giuliani. all of the meetings went well he will announce his staff soon. >>> one person recovering from serious injuries after a crash near 26th yesterday morning. a pt cruiser ended up crashing into a home. police have not said if speed or alcohol were factors. >>> a 10-year-old boy could fac

of mississippi will be closed today and will be for a week between broadway and sante fe. >>> a trash on detroit and 14th. it happened around 11:00 last night. no word on what caused that crash. about one in the morning on colfax avenue, a person in a wheelchair hit by a car, the victim in a wheelchair and should survive. the driver stayed around and no service members this morning. batting along side afghan forces against the taliban. 65 taliban members werelso killed in the fighting. two other service members were wounded and the u.s. officials say that is being treated in the hospital right ow. and 26 afghan civilians were killed in air strikes, nato air confirmed that. the special ops officers, the yet. >> this is an 0-1. it is going to be a tough play. >> the cubs, win the world series. bryant makes the play. it's over. the cubs have finally won it all. >> that was it. if you went to bed early, you curse. extra innings, and a rain delay. >> a look inside the locker room. barely see in there. ben zobrist was is mvp, he called it an epic battle. >> getting rowdy in chicago, y

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investigating. the best to do is havana to mississippi and leetsdale. and jurisdiction expect some traffic on those try streets has az folks are looking for alternate rout. clearing up the one on proo road. clear, coming in from kipling and on 76 commute is going to be busy for you this morning on the construction zone in 85. the construction zone in 85. and woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't know if donald trump's a sexual predator. come on. look, we just can't vote for coffman or trump. house majority pac is responsible >>> it's good to be alive right about now ? >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the champs. >> the cubs win the world series. >> the chicago cubs make history brngeaki that 108-year curse. joyous fans pouring into the streets. the team celebrating big overnight. >> i love you! i love you. >> and so

into the nation's midsection. east of the mississippi looks to be pretty good. >> a number of ski resorts scrambling to get open on this holiday weekend and benefial snow is coming through, as well so we'll talk about that in the next half hour. >> want to bring in ron because i know you spent an extraordinary amount of time in cuba and miami and then tom llamas. i want to start with you and, you know, we were talking this morning. this is very personal. your parents fled but there's also this almost danger of romanticizing the revolution and what fidel castro was. >> yeah, that is so true. i can't remember a time when i didn't know the name fidel castro. i mean, i've known that name as long as i -- since i've been alive and something that's been part of my life and my family's life. they fled cuba, as you mentioned, as political exiles and there is this tendency when world leaders to die to kind of misplace this romanticism around world leaders, but fidel castro is someone who was a tyrant, a killer, a liar and i really never realized how fortunate i was to be born in this countr

louisiana jackson mississippi. >> traveling the minor leagues from 1985 to his first big-league game in 2000. >> >> de remember this -- do you remember this. >> of course i do. >> that hurt. it was that's a mask. >> diagnosed with a concussion he had to take a week off which brought back to denver to is now 1-year-old gemma and wife amy. >> without her the support and love and putting up with me would be possible. >> the even got to travel with him to the world series where on the biggest stage even chris thought he had an oops. >> there was one play the whole series that i wasn't too sure about. we go off of sight and sound. we heard the pop of the glove and i called him safe and i thought that was close but it never went we play -- replay so obviously i got it right. >> now back in denv more memories to store away. >> from an audience of 4 million the world of just three this umpire is now safe at home. >>> four people shot this is northeast denver in fillmore and mlk. police have not sure the condition of the victims. we do know for people have been shot tonight in denver. >>> thi

in rural mississippi. an adult and two children were killed when the hayride they were on was struck from behind by a ford pickup truck. the hayride was going house to house trick-or-treating. several others suffered life-threatening injuries in that crash. >>> and to seattle now and turning our focus to weather. than 10 inches fell during the month of october, and it's still raining overnight. that's more than an inch more than the previous record set in 2003. as you can see from the radar right there, it's raining in most of the pacific northwest and northern california again this morning. >>> and halloween came to the white house yesterday. the obamas hosted thousands of children attending that annual party. they danced to michael jackson's "thriller." the president even handed out ca this day they do not have to pay attention to the first lady and all her messages about healthy eating. >> whoa! what did she say about that? >> i think she was okay but only for the day. this is the only day he's allowed to say that. >> but president obama couldn't escape politics completely,

have this section of mississippi closed down, broadway over to santa fe and it will be in place until late next week as they're did doing the doing the final -- as they're doing the f we have full information on our website at thedenverchannel.com. if you like things to do this weekend, head to our free denver 7 app. >> [indiscernible]. >> a police officer to the rescue saving a woman having a heart attack. dramatic video next. >>> you may have come across toilet paper on the road. it's not littering. it's there on purpose. life. >> disaster struck. >> you're talking to your daughter and next you get a call from a chaplin. >> doctors gave molly a 1% chance to live. >> we were prepared to lose molly. happened.en the impossible >> sse's been touched by >> sse's been touched by whatever you want to cal we asked women to smell two body washes and pick their favorite- i prefer b. b. i would like to smell like this every day! y wash a? ohhhh, i love bath and body works! and what was the one they preferred? ohhhh... this is suave! that's quite a bit of smelling good. suave, three fragrances

side reminding you that section of mississippi closed from santa fe to broadway until thursday for the concrete work. it has been reported as a large bag blowing around i-25, look at the camera the southbound side of dry creek no significant delays yet but that could be a hazard. i can show you near castle rock there is an accident further south by the outlets closer to meadows parkway off of i-25. >>> this week's 7eryday hero story features a charity started by a kid for kids called kuddlez for kidz. it began in the hospital. >> you can feel her energy when she walks into a room. >> i am rylie i have these like one. >> little patent is a super bowl baby one of her gifts is a handoff from another standout.>> it is called kuddlez for kidz, we take stuffed animals. >> she passes out these stuffed animals to children at hospitals. >> they can have something to cuddle with and get them through the hard times. >> started to kuddlez for kidz when she was 12 years old. >> when i was in first grade i had a stroke. >> and eight our brain surgery, fortunately she had a bag full of stuffed animal

commuter alert if you're traveling to mississippi avenue that runs directions tonight. south broadway to santa fe or concrete paving works. it will improve the surface and benefit pedestrians. the stress is expected to reopen tomorrow morning at nine. >>> this is something you don't see everyday. cat caused quite the commotion after it got stuck on the top of that water tower. photojournalist says was a team effort to get the cat down with pliers, drones and treats and >> i was worried he wasn't going to make it up there. took a business owner heard the cry sunday. >> it's amazing.>> a black cat, usually given to three days to come down. with cries barely audible to the camera but harwich to those below. stuck hundred feet up on the water tower. >> you have to do what you can't help it. >> reporter: the day before halloween. >> how did they can get it there? >> reporter: steve and his team came from fort collins.>> it was along the catwalk. we are hopeful the cat gets an opportunity to not watch for the spec of the drum, cat food and water. >> he kept moving around. i called

east and make for a rainy election day across the mississippi and ohio valley. behind it is this high pressure system that system for the rest of this week keeping things dry and quiet. down to 32 degrees tonight. 27 degrees in steamboat. for tomorrow, sunshine all day long across the state. 65 degrees in the denver area and in pablo. 64 degrees in fort collins, 63 degrees in greeley. front range nummers are going to be looking at 50s across the higher elevations and low to mid-60s under sunny skies on for tonight, clear and chilly, down to 32 degrees with light winds. tomorrow, sunshine and a beautiful day with a high of 65 degrees. more mild, dry weather for the next five or six days. sunny and warm on wednesday. 72 degrees. mid-60s thursday and friday. saturday, bright spot at 70 degrees. increasing clouds sunday and then we start to see that shift in the pattern by next monday with some cool air onditions. it looks like snow coming into the mountains probably by next monday and tuesday.>> a great day to vote. >> please get out and vote. >>> i want to tell you before you see t

mississippi. the words "vote trump" were spray painted on the side of the hopewell missionary church in greenville. the fire chief says it's being morning the country's best and worst airports. >> can you guess which ones they are? >>> plus, an arrest made in the shooting of two police officers in iowa. new details about the suspect's past run-ins with the cops. >>> and a group of american firefighters trapped on a mountain in a blizzard. how they made it out alive. >>> and game seven was the one that clinched it all. more coverage of the world series as the windy city revels in the cubs championship. >>> breaking news from afghanistan. two american service members mission. the general calls it heartbreaking. no names or hometowns have been announced. >>> in neighboring pakistan, take a look at these dramatic images in of a horrible train crash there. the mangled train off the tracks. at least 19 people were killed and dozens injured. investigators say the train collided with another train causing that horrific crash. >>> also breaking overnight, the leader of isis has a new message to

just blocks away from each other tonight. >>> heavy rain in texas, louisiana and mississippi. could keep some voters home. there will be some lighter rain up to the great lakes. everywhere else, though, pretty mild and warm day compared to the usual. >>> and finally this morning, the very long and winding campaign trail has led us here to election day morning. so what does a candidate do until the votes are counted? >> well, there's plenty of time superstitions if they have any so joining us once again, arlette saenz has some insight for us into how they pass the time now. >> right, so both hillary clinton and donald trump have been in this race for over 500 days so they've worked very hard and don't want to ruin things or jinx anything at the last minute. we know what one person who has a very famous superstition is president obama. he actually plays basketball every election day. this started back in 2008 when he was running for president the first time around and he won the iowa caucuses and the south carolina primary the day that he played basketball. but then he lost new hampsh

. that's within the gauge today. the ooio valley, lower mississippi valley a new storm coming in on the west coast will impact our mountains on the executive. 23 in fort collins, wyman, tenant leadville in the 20s expected in the mounds. tomorrow starts with a few high clouds. most of the day dry and quite. you notice moiiture coming in from the northwest. that's a minor storm moving into the arms of things getting day. partly cloudy skies expected thursday on the planes. warmer tomorrow, the two in denver, 50 greeley, akron, lyon, fort collins. front range numbers looking like elevations. metro area, good-looking day if you are traveling, no weather worries with low 50s under a mostly sunny sky. internet, colder would like it was winstrol, sunny, milder, good-looking travel. sotheby's and extended forecast, thursday looks nice, 40th thanksgiviig, friday looks beautiful. that's our bright spot. sunny and 55, 60 on saturday. then, rain coming and changing the snow. a snowy cold brockel game sunday . heavy snow in the mountains. cold and flurries. i tuesday the high only at 32 degrees. if

. >>> in mississippi, two children in and an adult are dead after a driver hit a halloween hayride. after the ride was rear ended and the amount of people hurt unclear right now. we're waiting to hear if anyone will be arrested. >>> in oakland, california, firefighters are keeping a close eye on this massive fire. the fire forced more than 100 people to leave their homes, and crews were able to keep the fire from spreading. the damage is estimated at $2 million. the building was under construction at the time, so investigators will analyze construction material to see if that's what sparked the fire. recovering from carbon monoxide poison. fire investigators are looking to see where that leak started. carbon monoxide is deadly and odorless. >>> two people are hurt after officer-involved shooting. police say a brookfield police officer had to be hospitalized after a shooting near the interstate and a second person was shot. it's not clear if the suspect, we're told fled the scene in an suv and police are trying to locate that person. it's 4:44. weaver hearing the 911 calls from the

, mississippi, tennessee, kentucky, north and south carolina. you see the map right there and ranging from 15% to 75% contained. it's believed most are the result of arson. all are being fueled by the drought conditions in the south. at least 80,000 acres have burned even areas without fires are affected. look at the view from space. it's making the air unhealthy in atlanta and the rest of north georgia. and western north carolina is hit hard with 40,000 acres there alone. officials are describing the blazes there as california-style wildfires. the governor warns the largest may not be put out until march. >>> and the u.s. navy has now joined the effort to rescue people trapped by the powerful earthquake in new zealand. ha hit towns are being evacuated as are several buildings in the capital. determined that one nine-story building is in danger of collapsing. military helicopters are also ferrying stranded tourists and residents from an area which had been completely cut off by the quake. and those cows who gained international attention for their predicament have also been rescued. the anima

. >>> dry and mild across the ohio and mississippi valleys. plenty of sunshine there california to colorado. >> nice and toasty everywhere. >>> finally this morning, we prodigies. kid who is excel way before their peers. >> this morning, a 4-year-old who is playing college baseball. here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: signed to play college ball and he's just 4. no wonder ari schultz is the kid with the home run smile. he loves it the. >> you've got quite an arm there. >> reporter: he's been swinging a bat since he was a toddler. he was always gd basketball hoop, too. all this bede spite the hit to his health his whole life. he's been through open-heart surgery several times. >> we're waiting for a new heart. he really needs one. >> reporter: yet, that grin is always there. >> he'll wake up in the morning and say, mom, i'm going to play every single sport today. and he will. >> reporter: that grin was there when he met the ball players of with chronic medical challenges. what they did is sign him. yeah. it's kind of make believe. >> how cool is this? >> very cool. >> reporter: h

this morning. tornados and hail hit tuesday in louisiana and mississippi. >>> back at home, it's 5:02. it's cold. it feels like 17 at city park. five in aurora and now four degrees below zero at the airport. really cold start decent warmup today. most towns below zero this morning when you factor in winds. highs in denver today, cold early on. so for the kids at the bus stop, 20s to low 30s. we'll be 10 to 12 degrees above that by this afternoon. 42 for a high in denver under a clear sky. in a few minutes, we'll look at how cold it gets on friday. jayson, we're tracking a storm that can bring light snow to end the week. >>> we have a smooth easy i ignored that. a good drive at c-470 and highway 35. a clear, easy dry start to the morning commute. you can see that on the map. no laboring construction around town. just the work at arapahoe road picked up. and the ramp work was moved -- picked up and moved out of the way. e-470 is wide open. >>> 5:03. this morning, the first details are coming in as charter flight to go down carrying a brazilian soccer team. six people survived, 71 others

travel to the mississippi valley region. keep in mind, we're looking for tuesday, wednesday, possibility of three to six inches from fargo over towards duluth. in addition to that by midweek, look for scattered showers portions of the midwest through the week as you get closer to thanksgiving. mara? kendis? >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> president-elect trump is expected to announce more cabinet appointments as early as today, after a weekend that was jam-packed with meetings. >> trump sat down with a series of potential picks for key administration positions. but still found time for a twitter rant. against the most popular show on broadway. we get the latest from janai norman. janai, good morning. >> reporter: kendis and mara, good morning. as donald trump met with his candidates this weekend, he couldn't stay off twitter. from a settled lawsuit to the play "hamilton" to calling "saturday night live" biased and not funny, the president-elect tweeted about it all. from president-elect to king of twitter. this weekend, we saw both sides of donald trump. >> we're going to

georgia. >>> a hayride turning deadly. a car ran into the back of a hayride in mississippi. >> it's a small community. this is a bad thing to happen anywhere, but when it's local, it really hits home and those are good people and our hearts goes out to them. >> the people killed were riding in the flat bed trailer. several others hurt, but how many is unclear at this hour. no word on arrest or charges. >>> 5:05. your voice, your vote. there's 7-days left until election day and the candidates controversy. >> amanda del castillo joins us with how the candidates are campaigning fighting for your vote in colorado. amanda. >>reporter: good morning, follot developments in the hillary clinton e-mail controversy, it's safe to say her campaign is focused on damage control while across the aisle. trump's campaign focusing on capitalizing on the news. the clinton campaign september her surrogates to battleground state expected in aurora this afternoon to start her two-day colorado visit. she's meeting with volunteers in boulder tomorrow as well. bernie sanders is expected to visit our state. we

santa fe , 285 and the drive on 6th avenue. this section of mississippi is still closed down broadway over to santa fe and it's going to be that way until thursday. >>> we have information on the black cat rescued in lasalle after four days and the cat is going to be up for adoption. there people who want to take him home. the 6-month-old cat has been in the care of a vet sinne being rescued. he's happier. >>> for families looking for assistance this holiday season, registration is underway taking place at six locations. the group will provide donated toys toys were -- >>> to a real life spiderman to the rescue. he's caught on camera helping catch a suspected shoplifter. >> he's a street performer and he was assuming the character earlier. a woman stole a mask from a stole on halloween. camera shows him in full costume taking her down and that woman facing charges. >>> illegal immigration is one of the most decisive betweennthe presidential candidates. >> coming up at 6:00 a.m. we're has effected our state. >>> today is national sandwich day. we're going to see the woman who

interest has spoken with police in mississippi about the torching of a black church. arson destroyed hopewell missionary baptist church in greenville tuesday night. the words "vote trump" were spray painted on the building. authorities say a man spoke with them on wednesday and on thursday. detectives say he came in voluntarily. more than $200,000 has been raised to repair the church. >>> in afghanistan dozens of civilians were killed during a joint u.s./afghan raid targeting now officials are trying to figure out exactly what went wrong here. some of those civilian casualties may have been caused by air strikes backing up afghan and u.s. troops under fire. now, the targets of the raid, two senior taliban commanders, were killed along with 63 other insurgents. two u.s. soldiers were killed in separate incidents. >>> the battle for the city of mosul is intensifying. iraqi troops have begun their assault into more urban areas to force out isis. city could take several months. earlier this week iraqi forces entered the city limits for the very first time in more than two years. >>> ther

. 225 from mississippi to iliff, looking good. and green through the arapahoe road project, going to be closing down tomorrow night through monday morning and a little bit of traffic on the north. 76 through the construction 70 and 470, wide open and look good. >>> will denver police try another homeless sweep today? done it each day in the last two days, this is on lawrence and park avenue west. they have returned. >> calling it a victory for them. trying to not make any arrests, just trying to keep the streets clean and safe. >> a news alert for you this morning. larimer county police need your help finding this man, william morgan. escaped from the patrol car while waering handcuffs. if you see him, you're urged to call nine. >>> a couple of breaking news stories in from overseas. cars being stopped after an notaries public tip at the and authorities in kosovo, say they prevented an isis attack on the israeli team. suspects with connections to isis were planning to attack the team and that they had other targets as well. 18 people were arrested in kosovo and more in albania or macedo

all the excitement today, this ominous image. an african-american church in mississippi, torched and scrawled on the wall outside? disturbing images of that church. and tom, we know the trump campaign has condemned violence before. but they're also reacting tonight to an endorsement from the ku klux klan newspaper? >> reporter: they are, david. they put out a statement, saying that mr. trump and the campaign denounce hate in any form. they're calling that newspaper repulsive, saying the publication does not represent the views of the tens of millions of supporters that are supporting the trump campaign right now. david? >> tom llamas in florida tonight. tom, thank you so much. so, let's get right to the map here tonight, because it's all about the battlegrounds, and, of course, the path to 270 electoral votes. let's bring in jonathan karl. donald trump's pathways seem to be opening just a bit here. and does hillary clinton still have a firewall? >> reporter: the map still favors hillary clinton, but donald trump has momentum. look at our ratings. every state that we've looked at, the

registration here near mississippi and franklin with the actual race starting at 10:00 in a k-9 demonstration at 10:45 with longmont police department. live from washington park amanda del castillo denver7. >>> 9:33 and yesterday presidents in northwest denver came together to raise money to help protesters at standing rock nor panel trailers to be sent to standing rock. they want to build five trailers to provide electricity and heat to protesters. they have protested to stop the dakota access pipeline. >>> california police looking for a man a video on a violent rampage at a bus stop you see the victim on the bus with his face blurred looking out the window. the suspect in the red sitting across that the victim was looking at him and got mad. something that gave the victim an indication that his sexual orientation have to do with what was upsetting the suspect. >> the victim said he looked forward but when he got off the bus he came face to face with the suspect to gave him a big punch and knocked him to the ground. he suffered a broken eye ocket and also had to get several su

better than these shoppers in northeastern mississippi. >> yeah, this was a walmart. many chains did open last night, of course, even before the pumpkin pie was served. abc's janai norman has more. >> reporter: instead of focusing on food and family, some anxious holiday shoppers took their appetite for sales straight to shopping centers. some of the biggest retailers in dallas opening at 5:00 p.m. allowing for 30 straight hours of deals. across the country, businesses are now calling thanksgiving gray thursday as shoppers are staking out stores to gobble up bargains instead of gobbling down turkey. >> i'm going to get some baby stuff real quick and head to walmart for a tv. >> reporter: experts say the biggest deals are on electronics like an hp laptop at best buy for $170. these amazon fire tablets for smart tv at walmart for 290 bucks, but in new york, some shoppers say the deals came with more than they bargained for. >> it was just a lot. a lot of shoving. a lot of pushing. >> i think it's too crowded. it's crazy. >> reporter: and as those shoppers are stuffing their carts with

. we've got watch boxes up for louisiana, mississippi and alabama until 9:00. and then, those tornadoes reported in iowa, a little further north, closer to the low where there's more spin. and more snow, going to be blowing in the dakotas the next two days. the rain moves east and will be in the northeast, the big cities by 6:00 tomorrow night. a messy commute. extreme drought in new england, they will take this rain. extreme drought in the southeast, and the fire zone, this will put some of the fires out. definitely good news there. david? >> tracking it all tonight for us. rob, thank you. your money. a few hours left in the cyber monday, as they now call it. records already broken in online sales over the thanksgiving holiday. abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis tonight, helping to save your money with deals still to be had in the hours ahead. >> reporter: tonight, a cyber monday for the record books. rather than rush into stores, shoppers today racing online. overall, sales expected to top $3 billion. amazon experiencing its best >> this is the day when you see site-wid

that were nearly tilted over. >> reporter: in mississippi, ?rucks and barns no match for strong winds gusting over 60 miles per hour. >> we're really lucky nobody was hurt here tonight. it could be the other way. >> reporter: in tennessee the storms also turned deadly. this as people begin to get a better look at the damages done after those raging wildfires swept through a resort a parton said in a statement she's praying for all the families affected by the fire, includinn those whose homes were gutted. their cars and belongings, scorched. the governor there calling this the largest forest fire in a century. resulting in at least three deaths and forcing more than 14,000 to scramble for safety. this man is still looking for his mother. >> she called me at 8:30, said the house was on fire and i told we got disconnected. >> and today ii tennessee, there could be some relief for firefighters after seeing no rain for nearly two months, forecasters say there's now a flash flood warning with heavy rain expected in the area. elizabeth huu, abc news, new york. >>> luckily we're not dealing

6th avenue. we're backed up to mississippi unfortunately. we had someone spin out. the west side of town has been slick for us as is the north side of town. you saw the slowdowns there. air tracker 7 is over it. it's at 88th and walsworth. an accident being investigated e lights to the drivers as they're going by because they're going too fast. jason gruenauer is heading towards that scene. what is it like for you? >>reporter: this is a four-door toyota corolla that was t-boned. crews here. northbound walsworth here is closed. they're making everybody turn onto 88th because of this crash. i see 1 car. we pulled up to the scene here, but the conditions on walsworth weren't too bad, but there's a sheen of ice on the road. many of the side streets and there's snow along the side of the road, so as you use the exit ramps or turn offs, the intersections are the slicke p know which way this car was heading, but we have two cars. a truck looks like it's missing its front bumper. 88th and walsworth. this is a traffic issue. this is why we have been telling you to drive slow this morning. we

a fun day in mississippi, a mother and her two kids are dead after hayride they were on was rear ended. several other people were hurt in investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash. >>> a gas pipeline explosion in alabama has left one dead and five more injured. a contract crew hit the line in it ignited the gasoline and it sparked wildfire that earned dozens of acres in the area. the fire is contained fortunately and it is the largest pipeline in the country. >>> eight children linked by a mysterious illness and doctors are scrambling to figure out what is causing the problem. life of one of those kids. all eight have gotten very sick and some have sudden paralysis. the patients were treated at seattle children's hospital and they are from four different counties, none of them knew each other beforehand and doctors have no idea what the illness is. daniel mirus is one of these children and he came home from school with a fever and they thought it was a common flu. >> when we got to the hospital from basically within a couple -?of hours he was paralyzed. >> that

have this section of mississippi closed down, broadway to santa fe until thursday. >>> just in this morning, a massive fire has pallet yard in san bernardino, california. a video of the scene shows how big this is. several structures on fire there and piles on fire. this is a 3-alarm blaze. it just broke out in the last hour. no reports of injuries right now, but reporters from the affiliates are getting onto the scene, ss we'll keep you updated with information. >>> and new for us this morning, we have a dramatic interview with a rape survivor. little bit. this woman, her name is kendra hugher. -- wilkerson avoided jail time. >>reporter: she told people's magazine, i'm a survivor, so she's coming forward publicly now for the first time hoping that herto people. kendra hugher was an 18-year old freshman here at cu boulder when that happened following an st. patrick's day party in 2014. a fellow student wilkerson said he would take care f her after she had been drinking, instead he took her back to her home and sexually assaulted her. he was found guilty here locally, but a judge her

. >> helena, montana, clinton, iowa, lansing, michigan, shreveport, louisiana, jackson, mississippi. >> reporter: traveling the minor leagues from 1995 to his first big league game in 2000. 16 years later, he would get his first assignment, but not without a scare. >> oh, my gosh, yes, of course i do. that hurt. it's with that same mask. >> reporter: diagnosed with a concussion, he had to take a week off, which brought him back to denver to his 1-year- old jema, and wife amy. >> without her, the support and love and putting up with me being on the road, none of this is even possible. >> reporter: they even got to travel with him to the world stage, even chris thought he had an oops. >> there was one play the whole series that i wasn't too sure about. we go off of sight and sound. you hear the pop of the glove, and watch the foot on the bag. i called them safe, and i was like, that was close, but it never went to replay. obviously i got it right. >> now bachome in deever, he has more memories to store away. from an audience of 40 million to his world this ump is now safe at home. mar

look at this. customers in mississippi caught in a tug of war reportedly over a dvd gaming system and chaos in a georgia wal-mart as people threw towels to try to get the best deals. reportedly over a parking spot turning deadly. that's one of three black friday shootings. another man was killed outside of a new jersey mall, also reportedly over parking. then there's this, an all out brawl at a modesto mall. we're learning the fight spilled into a nearby jcpenney department store. it's not cheer what they were fighting over. it's clear things got a bit crazy as shoppers rushed to get >>> macy's admitting online for black friday, and cyber monday visitors at a macy's web site, given a count down clock. some shoppers reported the site being down, seeing a page that said the ite was undergoing rouuine maintenance. >>> some black friday sales could linger in to today. amazon is unveiling monday deals. the deals will continue throughout the week on a variety of products, but amazon is reporting the most watched item so far has been the mermaid tail blanket. who knew. but with talk of all t

donning their costumes and taking celebrate. in mississippi the fun turned into horror after a crash that's now claimed three lives. just before 8:00 p.m. this flatbed truck collided into the back of a hayride packed with revelers celebrating halloween. two children and one adult killed. all members of the same family. >> there's multiple injuries. and multiple fatalities. f-150 pickup ran into the rear of the trailer. >> reporter: at least seven others believed to be injured. [ sirens ] multiple ambulances raced to the victims to the hospital. several of the injured are still fighting for their lives this morning. >> this is a bad thing to happen anywhere but when it's local it really -- it really hits home. >> reporter: both vehicles were heading west on highway 80 in mississippi when the truck slammed into the hayride. the county coroner descr scene as chaos. there were ten victims in all, several are described as having life-threatening injuries. the condition of the pickup driver is yet to be released. certainly a tragic day for thi thank you, linsey. >>> now, amy, you have the

definitely sing more songs from that time than songs school, 1979, leaving pass christian, mississippi, i know folks from mississippi here. "off the wall" michael jackson. played that over and over in my dorm room. oh! i remember. >> i had a song, also. you remember "with or without you "? by u2. many slow dances growing up as a young kid. >> with your cane? >> it was -- she was out of my league. >> one of my memories gives us a segue. i remember the movie, "diner." back from when i was about 19 years old. kevin bacon was in that. the husband of our next guest, kyra sedgwick. let's bring her out. >> where is she? there she is. [ cheers and applause ] >> nice to see you. >> good to see you. i'm well, thank you. wonderful to see you. >> good to see you. hi. >> whoo. lovely, lovely. >> i love your boots. >> thank you. >> hi. >> all set? it rolls a little bit. be careful. be careful. be careful. >> you've got a new movie out. >> i do. >> "edge of 17." should we show everybody a little bit? >> yes, please. >> i don't know. do my arms look fat? >> no. >> yeah, you don't sound very you're mak

from mississippi ran into a burning house searching for survivors when the roof collapsed. he was lucky to survive. the fire robbed him of his >> take off your ears for me please. >> reporter: desperation led him to dr. rodriguez at nyu's medical center. the pioneering surgeon in the emerging field of face transplants had been looking for the perfect patient, and pat was the one. it takes 12 hours to remove the donor's face. in operating rooms across the city, four other patients are being prepped for their own life-saving operations. among those saved on thi two young boys and a 58-year-old woman who had all been desperately waiting for transplants. every day, 22 americans die waiting for a life saving transplant. nationally, only 50% of eligible adults are even registered as organ donors. >> so it's been more than a year since you've been here? >> yes. >> reporter: it's been a tough year for nancy. while she was grieving her son's death, she was also battling cancer. people whose lives were saved by david's organs, including pat. one by one, they came down the stairs. >> hi, my name's

person of intere spoken with police in mississippi about the torching of a black church. arson destroyed hopewell missionary baptist church in greenville tuesday night and the words vote trump were spray painted on the building. authorities say a man spoke with them on wednesday and thursday. detectives say he came in voluntarily. his name has not been released. >>> to south carolina now where a real estate broker is under arrest after a missing woman was found imprisoned on his rural property. investigators say kala brown was inside a storage contained, quote -- chained up like a dog. reported missing more than two months ago. there's not yet any sign of him, but investigators say they've been told there may be other bodies that are buried on that property. >>> the man charged with the ambush style murders of two iowa police officers is behind bars this morning. police say scott green was placed into the handcuffs that belonged to one of the murdered officers, sergeant anthony bememio, and officer justin martin shot within miles apart. bomb sniffing dogs found the gun used in

mississippi state 51-3. a lot of action in college football. >> speaking of action, quite the barn burner between cornell and columbia. i heard you two attended together. >> look at her defleblg the loss. >> look at those two. >> rob's team won, and if betting were legal, he would have won 20 bucks from me but it's not legal. >> well, it's not. >> what was that score? >> the score was 42-40, cornell. and >> it was a great game and the wager was $40 of which i got the first installment this morning. >> if it were legal. >> if it were legal. >> i love that two men, a lotly crew right there. >> what's it like -- i know you both are avid sports fans. >> i yell a lot. >> as you imagine, it's very intense, even the most mdane play he's up and at them. >> exactly the way he is at the office. >> cranky uncle ron. >> on steroids. >> we had a good time. >> let's take a look at what's going on across the southeast, big weather story is again the fires burning across north carolina, south carolina, tennessee, kentucky, still over 60,000 acres burned with these. you got about 32 large fires that conti

at election day weather. voters in texas, louisiana, and mississippi will be fighting heavy rain to get to their polling places, and light rain will extend up to the great lakes and the rest of the country will have mild weather. >> in fact, many areas will be warmer than usual. the mercury will reach 60s in the northeast and midwest. the northwest will be in the mid to u new orleans will be in the mid to upper 60s. >>> there are some ims heading into history today. campaign signs that have been seen on countless properties across the country. lots of people putting signs supporting hillary clinton or donald trump in their yards. >> and many of the signs have suddenly disappeared for whatever reason. one trump supporter's video surveillance system caught it's either some foul play or somebody that wanted to portray those -- put those signs in their yard and express their love for trump. >> the girl also allegedly took a trump sign from the house next door as well. that neighbor already replaced his sign with another one that's secured so it won't be stolen yet again. yikes. >> maybe

right now. >>> breaking news from mississippi. a deadly halloween accident has claimed three lives. all victims were on a hayride trailer going house-to-house to trick or treat. the trailer was hit by a pickup. one adult and two children were killed. several others injured. we will continue to cover this >>> in alabama, one worker has died in the explosion of a gas pipeline. six others were hurt. the company that owns the pipeline said the accident happened when a track hoe the company was using hit that line. the gasoline was ignited, causing a fire, which is still burning. the explosion happened not far from where there was a line burst back in september that leaked thousands of gallons of gasoline. >>> in northern california, investigators are trying to figure out what caused the massive blaze that destroy a apartment complex under construction. the fire consumed the building in oakland, which was just months away from opening. most of its framework collapsed into smoldering piles. hundreds of people who lived nearby were evacuated as a precaution. and crews are still on the scene mo

helps with the fire, but the same system is bringing tornados to louisiana and mississippi creating a dangerous situation in that region. >> this breaking news overnight, the powerful storms have been tearing across the south, and we've just learned those storms have turned deadly. people have been killed in jackson county. there's also multiple buildings destroyed across the state. we'll stay on top of the breaking news story. >>> now to mitt romeny's stunning aboutface on donald trump turning his criticism to now compliments. months after romney blasted trump as a phoney conman, they sat down together with the secretary of state within reach, romney heaped some praise on the president-elect saying america's best days are ahead. >> he did something i tried to do and was unsuccessful in accomplishing. he won the general election. and he continues with a message of inclusion of bringing people together. and his vision is something which obviously connected with the american people in a very powerful way. >> romney said he's been impressed with trump ever since his victory speech. he sa

the same areas that were threatened yesterday namely eastern louisiana, mississippi getting into alabama, tupelo, jackson, really right in the heart of it. you'll be in the threat for not only tornadoes but strong winds also. all with this system that moved through gatlinburg in the way of some rain. the rain is getting up into the northeast. new york, philia, 1:00 p.m. i think it will rain heavily. bring along the rain gear. tomorrow another rain coming into the east coast as well. around the same time. northeast has extreme drought too so we'll take the rain. time now for your tuesday trivia brought to you by >>> good morning it's 7:19. here's we have snow falling in the mountains. we'll pick up a few more inches today. cloudier skies across the plains and it's a chilly afternoon. upper 30s to near 40 today out east and that includes denver and the metro area. teen and 20s in the afternoon. the winds will crank up at times so it's going to feel colder. skies clear >>> coming up, the husband of that kidnapped california mom speaking out only to "gma." and what he's saying really

longer. >>> right lanes blocked after mississippi. delays around there. everything else around city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> hello! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: thank you.