i look at i-380 a# 3 our southwest. you should be on time if you leave on time. i m jenee ryan. good morning to you. let s check in on the weather with justin roberts. we keep getting spoiled day in and day out. yeah, 60s and 70s today and tomorrow. this just issued for areas east of us. here at home, not much in the way of fog. our temperatures are cool. from 48 just before midnight. we are at 42 degrees with a clear sky and traffic moving, hustling and bustling through union town currently. clinton. davenport at four. 41 in iowa city and old wipe. 36 in monticello. 37 in decorah. our winds are calm now and turning to the southeast latter today. satellite and radar is clear. not much going on around our neck of the woods nor is there across the hawkeye state right now. most all of cloud-free expect for that little bit of fog in seat iowa. right now, the suspect police say gunned down two central iowa officers is behind bars. he faces charges of first degree murder and no
the world is ?still reacting to president-elect electdonald trump s big victory - taking the white house with 290 electoral votes over democrat hillary clinton. clinton.one state - michigan still has yet to be officially decided - although the end result won t change the outcome of the election either way.clinton - however did finally speak wednesday morning - telling her supporters - while she was disappointed they now needed to give trump a chance - and keep an open mind for his presidency. still - thousands of people took to the streets overnight. overnight.protests continue - over now president-elect donald trump.giant crowds came out in new york city right in front of trump tower.the scene - similar in chicago - and in other places further west - like portland - los angeles and oakland.in l-a - hundreds of protestors blocked highways and sometimes- even set fires arrested - dozens of people last night. in des moines - hundreds of students protested the election.students
as president elect-donald trump continues to work on his adminstrations transition into the white house- he ll receive his first tase of foreign diplomacy today. today.japan s prime minister is heading to new york to meet our future commander-in-chief - where he will likely look for reassurances that the u-s will remain committed to being strong allies with japan.he might also try to sway trump on the trans-pacific partnership - which is a trade agreement trump opposes. president-elect trump is still weighing his options on several cabinent members for he s denying alleged turmoil inside his transtion team - he isn t behind schedule for making these appointments. appointments.looking at the last three presidents - president obama hadn t made appointments until three weeks after the election.president george w. bush waited until mid-december to make his picks. and bill clinton waited seven weeks before announcing cabinent nominees. trump s former opponent - hillary clinton -