reince priebus, the chief of staff, loyal to trump and close leaderships with lawmakers from all factions of the gop. former breitbart news strategist, steve bannon. the far right wbsz established republicans including paul ryan. neither bannon nor priebus president-elect filed a motion to delay the fraud trial to allow trump to focus on transition to the white house. the lawsuit accuses trump university to fail its promise to teach success in real estate. it s currently set to begin in two weeks. overseas now where new zealand is rocked by aftershocks following a 7.8 quake overnight. at least two killed in the initial quake hitting a rural greater than 6. the prime minister toured the hard hit areas this morning meeting with residents, many who spent the night outdoors. a natural disaster in this country, dozens of wildfires burning in the south. smoke so thick in areas, residents are told to wear protective masks if going outdoors here s more. reporter: 43 wildfires i
several thousands activists marched in to demand environmental justice. and there s a super moon outside right now. a fool moon occurring at the same time as the moon s closest approach. if you can t run outside right now, don t worry, there s another chance to see it tonight. those are the top stories on this monday, november 14th. from abc news, this is world news now. we are just happy. just happy. you got to be happy and hopeful right now, right? it s 2:30 in the morning. and kendis and diane are both off so we re here with you. stick around. tweet us. we begin with half hour with the growing uproar of donald trump. protesters raising opposition across the country and demonstrating in mexico city and berlin. in new york, more than a thousand marched through the streets for the fifth day in a row, some carrying signs in english and spanish, and 8,000 people joined to march in san francisco over the weekend and families with children gathered at the go
now, don t worry, there s another chance to see it tonight. those are the top stories on this monday, november 14th. from abc news, this is world news now. we are just happy. just happy. you got to be happy and hopeful right now, right? it s 2:30 in the morning. and kendis and diane are both off so we re here with you. stick around. tweet us. hour with the growing uproar of the election of donald trump. protesters voicing opposition across the country and demonstrating in mexico city and berlin opinion. in new york, more than a thousand marched through the streets for the fifth day in a row, some carrying signs in english and spanish, and 8,000 people joined to march in san francisco over the weekend and families with children gathered at the golden gate bridge, and a marched last night from millennium park it a trump hotel. in the first interview since the election, trump vowed to deport up to 3 million undocumented immigrants reassuring the country. listen
in the head sunday while responding to a call about a suspicious car and suspects. the sheriff calls the death of dennis wallace an execution saying it s time for the killings to stop. it s time to stand united. it s time to stand together with public safety and with law enforcement to stop what s happening in our nation. reporter: the suspect fled after the shooting. while on the run, shorts say he carjacked a kia, carried out an armed robbery and tried to fight a woman s purse who fought back and called police and they captured machado. terrible story there. overseas now to new zealand where strong aftershocks shake after a quake hit a rural area. residents huddled outside after fleeing to higher ground to avoid a possible tsunami. here s more on the moment the powerful quake struck. magnitude earthquake. the massive tremor striking on new zealand s south island, killing at least two people. dramatic video revealing flattened homes, landslides blocking a major coast
a potential spinoff. a return of samantha jones? the story ahead in the skinny. it s monday, november 14th. from abc news, this is world news now. oh, my gosh. i just love that theme song, right? every time i hear the skinny, i have to sing that. i think it s also the novelty of it. last week wasmy first skinny. was the yeah. this is my second, and i get to anchor with you for the first time. getting us in the same place because we re always in the field, but we re together, tweeting at each other. thank you for liking my tweet. i feel the love. good morning to you. i m in for diane macedo. and i m in for kendis gibson. back to the news, of course, we want to start now with the half hour and president-elect looking to clarify plans on the up in trump tower working with top aides on key appointments for the administration, but protesters gathered for the fifth straight day outside his building and across the country. there were dozens of arrests over