why, it's baa-baa. baa-baa. ( laughs ) it's baa-baa. hey, what'd you do that for? for laughing. you tell me to hang somebody, that's all right. moose. moose. moose. moose. whoa. i'm glad you're still here. nna take a look at that flock. i got a little-- never mind. i wanna take a look at your flock. where are they? oh, come on. why don't you tata to me this time, huh? like i told you, mister, 400. i know how many you got, but where are they? now, is that for true? mister, you call me a liar and i'm gonna pull you right off that horse. ( jingling ) ( whistles ) come on, little girl. come on, little girl. come on, little girl. speak up. last time around. what areou doing? looking for a sheep. it's a pet. why don't you come on over here? where? just over here where you can sit down out of the sun. it seems like i alwawa scare 'em. come on, little girl. come on. scare the sheep? yeah. come on. we don't wanna scare the sheep, do we? no. come on. now, come on, mister. come on, little girl. come on. ( baa ) there's baa-baa. baa-baa? what do you think you're gonna with her? i'm gonnnnta

baa, baa, baa... to majestic soaring birds of prey, i could watch this all day long. we're even making a stop in the middle of the world. sue: we've never been this high before, because of the andes mountains. jack: next, as we head "into the wild."

baa, baa, baa... to majestic soaring birds of prey, i could watch this all day long. we're even making a stop in the middle of the world. sue: we've never been this high before, because of the andes mountains. jack: next, as we head "into the wild." you just let the balls fly, right?

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and khalil mack, on defense, they get the game baa s and visit with michele tafoya. latavius, three shing touchdowns for the first time in your career. and your first 100-yard game of the season. what was working well for the running game tonight? >> it started with these guys. the line, created a new line of scrimmage for me. got me to the second area. we were able to run thball all day. that's what we were able to do. weame in here and were able to do that. >> you were able to shake the tackles and get extra yardage. why was it working for you, specifically? >> i got into a rhythm today. they left it up to us, to run the rock. we needed that to go out and win. so, the guys got me to the second level. i had to make some defenders miss. >> you came in tied atop the division. you beat the defending super bowl champs. what does this win tell you about where this team is? >> we're going forward. this is a new team. a new mindset. we want to get keep getting better every day. and tonight, we got a good win. we have to keep working. >> thank you. >> let's go to the offens

unconventional, obviously occasionally offensive, but he's been saying we've been trying things for the baas 20, 30 years, and we have to do something different. >> there wasn't a ton of policy in what donald trump was putting out through. i don't want to speak for you up around, but cultural condesenses is a feeling i picked up on, about the tv shows they waffle. was this also a rejection shun of that? >> i think it's definitely a rejection of that. folks feel condesevened towards by the media, by the political elites. there's also a sense that the folks who really control the conversation, think of them as stupid or racist, and there is a real,l and say, no, that's not what we're all about, and trump represents a primal roar against that very tired conversation. >> the conversation does include questions of race. let's talking about building the wall. the first comments when he desended the escalator. is there an element of racism in the trump vote? >> if you look at the data i drives most voters, a lot of folks have said they're not necessarily racist, but if you you this about the opioid

map, he didn't win colorado, but did win several other baa battleground states, ohio, florida, north carolina. and so far, no comments from the clinton campaign. however, we have learned she will be speaking in about 45 minutes, the first time she's saying anything. we have heard a lot from the trump campaign. and say he's planning a meeting with president obama on thursday for transitional plan miss. >> they're at the white house. plenty of fallout from colorado and beyond. marshall zelinger has more on the big events. >> within these borders of colorado, we didn't follow the nation's lead. i'm here with the professor of public policy and paul, things are -- ballots city being counted. three of four of us votes. in the yellows and greens, 80 to 60% voter turnout. haven't cal crated all of the ballot. should not be red. >> what are we learning from the colors of this map? >> i think good for colorado, coming in to vote, and could be a lesson for the nation and makes it easier for people to vote beforehand and on election day. and the actual results in colorado are a little bit status

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>> i think there's going to baa lot of unity. this is a breakout election that people from any demographic, whatever color or race you might be, let's say you're a latino voter, trump is -- they are not just saying you're a one issue voter, we're going to bring you lower taxes, we're going to create jobs, get rid of obamacare. this is going to make your life better. that's true for women as well. they are not a voter like the democratic party said, you're just an issue of abortion or maybe you're just an issue of immigration or you're just an issue of criminal justice reform, which trump is also bringing about. so on all three fronts, every group, trump is bringing people together. and likewise, foreign policy, you know, he's -- >> reporter: thank you. i know there's a lot to cover. >> there sure is. >> reporter: thank you, jonathan supporter and hear how she is feeling this morning about this upset. back to you. >> kristin wright, thank you. >>> and now donald trump is the president-elect of the united states. sarah rosario is l

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she could be a potential un baas to in a trump administration, she's got strong views about syria andt's going on there. she said he shares with donald trump today of her great concerns escalating the war in syria by implementing so called no fly/safe zone would be disastrous. >> she would be another voice in the room. if this administration decides that it is not going to do more to protect the syrian people. by the way, there is no fly zone now if it is never implemented then the assad regime and russia will have a freer hand to continue there and held in areas in aleppo and other places. but, that seems to be the policy that's emerging. there is no fly zone now so there would in the be a major change. richard engel, nice to see you in new york, happy thanksgiving if i don't see you then. >> donald trump walking in the oval office with more foreign business connection that any president in history begging the questions of con fliflict of interests. can he fix the optic and will it matter if he does not. we'll discuss. >>> a new statement just in from the spokesperson for the argenti

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. >> reporter: still, cuban-americans hold onto that idea that some day, the cube baa they once knew will be within reach. >> we lost our country. maybe we're going to get it back now soon and i'm hoping for that. >> reporter: and here in little havana, we can tell you that these celebrations happen in restaurant. this became the heart of the cuban exile community where the exiles would come and talk about their pain and strength paula. >> you can see the hope and relief on so many of their faces and we'll check in with you. heartwarming stories later in the show. thank you, gio. >>> hillary clinton's presidential campaign is now saying it is actively participating in the recount initiated by jill stein in wisconsin. will do the same if audits are open in other states. abc's gloria riviera has more on the reasons behind this decision and the immediate back lack from donald tr -- backlash from donald trump. good morning, gloria. >> reporter: well the green party has raised millions of dollars for the recount effort and while hillary clinton has not weighed in personally, her legal tea