really only two operating inclined planes in pittsburgh today. we will go to the duquesne incline. the incline planes are funiculars or cable cars that allow workers of the upper slopes to get down to their factories and mills at the river level >> how are they used today? >> people still use the inclines, but it's mostly for tourists to get a better view of the three rivers. >> if he had to describe a typical pittsburgher, what would you say? >> old-time pittsburghers call themselves yinsers. instead of y'all, we say y'ins. yins coming over to heinz field with me after work today. i have to go downtown. pittsburghers have their own way of speaking. we call it pittsburghese. there have been waves of migration to pittsburgh 16,000 years ago they came up here during the ice age. the descendents of the american indian tribes are here and george washington arrived in 1753. then french and english, scots irish, german, eastern europeans arrived. today people are coming from asia and from central and south america. we are coming up on the city and county building. see the little miniatur

really only two operating inclined planes in pittsburgh today. we will go to the duquesne incline. are cableed planes cars that allow workers of the upper slopes to get down to their factories and mills at the river level >>, they used today? >> people still use the inclines, but it's mostly for tourists to get a better view of the three rivers. >> if he had to describe a typical pittsburgher, what would you say? >> old-time pittsburghers call themselves insers. fieldoming over to heinz with me after work today. i have to go downtown. pittsburghers have their own way of speaking. we call it pittsburghese. . there have been waves of migration to pittsburgh 16 housing years ago the first people came here during the -- 16,000 years ago they came up here during the ice age. the descendents of the american indian tribes are here and george washington arrived in 1753. english, scots irish, german, eastern europeans arrived. today people are coming from asia and from central and south america. we are coming up on the city and county building. see the little miniature bridge? that is comme

the incline planes our set behind. they allow the workers. it's mostly for tourists.o get a better view. if you have to describe a typical pittsburgh or what would you say. >> old-timers called himself geezers because that's a pittsburgh thing. they go after work today. went to go downtown. they have their own way of speaking. there had been waves of migration. the first people came here during the ice age and set up shop here. the descendents of the american tribe when george washington arrived in 1753. eastern european today people are coming from asia and from central and south america. we are coming up on the city and county building. that has commemorated pittsburgh's 200th anniversary. they commemorate 200 years a of pittsburgh being incorporated as a city. about this as a minute. in 1816 there were no bridges in pittsburgh. to get across is rivers you have a swim or take a ferry in the summertime you could maybe wait across. with over 450 bridges and a talk together fitting. we had used a bridge as a logo. as a logo. right at the alcoa building. it is totally m

the duquesne incline has become a pittsburgh tourist attraction and the top observation deck provides a deck of the golden triangle. up next, we returned to the heinz history center and tore an exhibit titled from slavery to freedom. exhibit titled from slavery to freedom. >> we are at the heinz history center. the exhibition covers roughly from 17th century west africa to 21st century pittsburgh. we are in the transatlantic slave trade gallery. they have a number of different features, one of the objectives for the exhibition is that we wanted our visitors to be , thised in environments is our slave ship environment. as you can see, one of the captives is a young man roughly around 17 years of age. on platform he is sitting actually passed statistics from different sections of west africa the platform is cut out in the shape of west africa, the atlantic coast. you can see from sierra leone to angola, we have roughly estimated numbers of captives taken from africa for the slave trade for roughly the 15th through the 19th century. this case has artifacts, the pistol is a portuguese mad

going to have to reach out, all americans, regardless of political party, regardless of political inclinations to work together.

there are inclined planes on the hills of passport -- pittsburgh along the monongahela incline people have the hills down at the river level really one of the only to inclined planes operating today. the inclined planes are cable cars that allowed the workers to get down to their factories down at the river level and people still use them today but it is mostly for the tourist to get a better view of the three rivers. >> if you had to describe the typical pittsburg president? >> peseta saying you always say they're coming after work. and they have their own way speaking. with waves of migration and 16,000 years ago during the ice age to set up shop of the american indian tribes from one washington arrived. with the scots irish eastern european today people come from asia and south central and south america. coming up on the city and county that is commensurate commemorating the anniversary. that is two vendors of being inc. there were no bridges and in pittsburgh you had to swim or take a ferry in the summer when about water got low you could wade across but today we have over printed

really only two operating inclined planes in pittsburgh today. we will go to the duquesne incline.ncline planes are funiculars or cable cars that allow workers of the upper slopes to get down to their factories and mills at the river level >> how are they used today? >> people still use the inclines, but it's mostly for tourists to get a better view of the three rivers. >> if he had to describe a typical pittsburgher, what would you say? >> old-time pittsburghers call themselves yinsers. instead of y'all, we say y'ins. yins coming over to heinz field with me after work today. i have to go downtown. pittsburghers have their own way of speaking. we call it pittsburghese. there have been waves of migration to pittsburgh 16,000 years ago they came up here during the ice age. the descendents of the american indian tribes are here and george washington arrived in 1753. then french and english, scots irish, german, eastern europeans arrived. today people are coming from asia and from central and south america. we are coming up on the city and county building. see the little miniature brid

we're on an incline. now we need to find a rock, and you want something bigger. - looks like we've got a couple right here. - okay, what do we do with this guy? - okay, so this is gonna be our primary means for resistance as we make our way uphill. we'll just kind of start nice and easy with a walk. - okay. - so it's just adding between we're gonna pause and add a little bit of a strength-training aspect to our workout here. into our squat position, i want you to drop your hips as you bring your elbows to your knees. try to keep your weight shifted back as you sink your hips back, and then stand straight up as you squeeze the glutes back there. try to go elbows to knees in a squat position. keep your back flat. and then just stand straight back up. so hips and weight go back as we drop down, and then it comes back neutral as we stand up. my back is always flat. - back flat. okay, and what is this doing? - back flat, nice and low and slow. to adapt to the uneven terrain. the surface here is a little bit un

after countless rallies where he stood before support now indicating, he is not inclined to pursue further investigation of clinton, saying he doesn't want to hurt t clintons. he was also asked by "the new yorktimes" about those nazi te the group seen celebrating his win. mr tmp saying if they're energizeed to know why. abc's david wghrump tower tonight. >> reporter: today, donald trump at "e new york times," on the record, cking away from one of his harsst campaign promises >> lock her up! lock her up! >> reporter: the threat to , hillclrinal charges against >> if i win, going to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation, because there haver be so many lies, so much ception. >> reporter: todayum thoughts.ged he's ving second "my inclination would be for whatever power i have o forward. this has been looked at for so long,ed nauseam." heidn't entirely rule out prosecuting clinton, but said, "i tnk it would be very, very divisive for the country." earlier today, trump's senior adviser said, trump i now the head of the republican paratishgs and she hopes other republicans follow h

again, third parties are very inclined. the major parties are not inclined after these recounts. >> reporter: wisconsin election officials say the recount will start next week. the obama administration said today despite russia's attempts to undermine the presidential election, it concluded the results reflect the will of the american people. clinton and trump have not commented on the recount effort. >> what about the cost of the recount? wisconsin estimated at $1.1 million. we also have other states, pennsylvania, and michigan. >> reporter: according to the combined cost of the other two states will be another $1.1 million. she is now hoping to raise a total of $7 million to cover attorney fees and the cost of recount obiters. >> thanks. >>> here is a look at the electoral map. trump has won 290 electoral college votes to clinton's 232. michigan, 16 electoral votes still have not been awarded but the vote is said to be certified on monday. it wowed take overturning the results in wisconsin and pennsylvania in addition to

"my inclination would be for whatever power i have on the forward. this has been looked at for so long, ad nauseam." he didn't entirely rule out prosecuting clinton, but said, "i think it would be very, very divisive for the country." earlier today, trump's senior adviser said he's now the head of the republican party, and she hopes other republicans follow his lead. >> if donald trump can help her heal, then perhaps that's a good thing. he's thinking of many different things as he prepares to become the president of the united states, and things that this weekend at a bookstore in rhode island. the woman who posted this picture to her facebook said, "i told her i voted for her, that she meant and means a lot. i thanked her, apologizing if i was being inappropriate," adding, "she was gracious, warm." today at "the times," trump insisted, "i don't want to hurt the clintons, i really don't. she went through a lot and suffered greatly." >> hail trump! hail our people! hail victory! with "the times," the president-elect also said he disavows and condemns

if he is inclined to seek advice on governmental policy from his children frankly every president hase from time to time. to the extent that matters touch upon possible business issues. i wanted to mention to your viewers. the counsel's office is an office of highest integrity there and do their best to keep everything running smoothly ethically and in the way that comports with all of the commitments that will be made. you know the law with all due respect there are some very smart people watching saint as a sky for real are you that naÏve that you would think that he won't just be at a family dinner and pull pulled him aside and say make sure you hold on to such and such property. some of them are in politically touchy countries. who is to say that there would be that fireball firewall that you believe would be easy to put up. >> i'm inclined to take people at their word unless proven otherwise. i think whatever else he can say been in office and i was fortunate to serve with those presidents. as a sense of responsibility and a feeling that you want to do the right things. i think i

dublin and walnut creek, mid 30s. 10 in truckie. 34 in tahoe. 21 in incline village. truckie is in a bowl so they get the coldest temperatures. we have some clouds and rain for mendocino county. i do not think it will make it here. we are in the upper 50s and lower 60s today. this is the santa rosa whipped. santa -- wind. it looks good. cold but sunny going into the weekend. hypotheticals of an arctic blast -- hints of an an arctic blast -- an arctic blast next monday and tuesday. >>> a problem disrupted a flight from san francisco to japan. up next, what caused another pilot and people on the ground to see a fire ball coming from one of the jet's engines. >>> it happens a lot during the holidays, packages stolen from a front porch. what the police in one community are doing to stop the thieves. >> the bay area's choice for news on the go. ktvu fox news did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow

bill clinton had that skill and inclination to a very high degree. george w. bush to an extent that has been forgotten showed he had the inclination and ability to do that in the first six years, in a major way. president obama hasn't done that. donald trump seems to take the view that you should stake out impossible positions first and then negotiate. we'll see how well that goes. trish: see how it goes. if nothing else it will be very interesting for all of us, michael, to watch. you know, he's got a lot of momentum right now. he's got the house and the senate. see what he can get done. and you know what? he's got a lot of democrats as well, and as he should, there are many blue collar democrats that crossed over and supported him, and i suppose that there can be some agreement on a lot of the economic issues as a result. >> a lot of democratic senators up for re-election in 2018. trish: they're going to have to work with him. >> they'll have an incentive to work with him. see if they do. trish: interesting times. michael, thank you so much. >> thank you. tr

might inclination, it's still expensive to its peers.er. >> i'm currently out, lieu but looking to get back in. >> why are you looking to get back in? >> people are going to start talking about content. content, they are the giant in content. so you can't -- to guy's point, it depends on what people are willing to pay, what multiple people are willing to pay for that content. i believe you're looking at a floor, stabilizing at disney. >> it doesn't sound like the cable business is going to be anything that gets you excited any time soon. in fact, it could be actually a lot worse. are they overcompensating with the content, do they deserve a premium? yes. should media conditions be trading a 20% discount to the s&p. that's really what's going on. and that's the attack on the sector, and disney is the best of breed until proven otherwise. i would be neutral. >> it seems to me, this isn't awesome for disney. they have to pay for content. their traditional franchises aren't working. they're plowing more money into vice, which is fine, but th

first when trump wasn't threatening to put hillary in jail, i think he may be more inclined to send her back to yale, where she went to law school. the third set of buyers? those who see in donald trump a businessman who will cut taxes and borrow a ton of money to fix our nation's infrastructure. these buyers know trump is comfortable with borrowing a lot of money. maybe even more than he can pay back if he has to. so why not do the same with the treasury given the 30-year rates are so cheap. the bond market traded today as if trump is going to issue a $500 billion long te-term bond fund bridges and tunnels. i actually think he should do that. the stocks i recommended year, martin marietta and vulcan were among today's leaders. plus when rich people get a tax cut, let me tell you something. rich people getting a tax cut, this is what goes through their head. >> hallelujah! >> and they tend to invest some of that money in stocks. >> buy, buy, buy. >> and rich people represent a pretty big constituency in the market. face it, rich people love it when their taxes are cut, and they love cap

all of these women are mathematically inclined. she is mechanically inclined and can fix anything. >> she was the macgyver. >> she was the macgyver of her day. she went in and figured out how to program it. i am nothing like dorothy. >> she's joined by katherine johnson. >> her calculations were spot-op. >> how are you at math? >> i suck. that's why i'm an actress. yeah. i failed pre-calc in college. and i was like, maybe this isn't the field for me. so here i am. portraying a mathematician, h right? that's life coming full circle. >> katherine! >> reporter: rounding out the tr trio, singer janelle monet as nasa engineer mary jackson. >> mary jackson was a part of a new revolutionary group of young african-american people who were not going to take any more discrimination and disrespect from white people. >> i plan on being an engineer at nasa. >> this has got to be a dream come true, in a sense. are you absorbing this as a what's your relationship? >> from day one we just gelled. we laugh a lot. she's the lead in this movie so i r

i'm not inclined to throw a lots of rocks at the technical people in that campaign, because some i have dealt with, they have bright, talented people who were, a lot of them were on the obama campaign in 08 competent they were then. i do not think they woke up in competent, they were just doing different things and having some of the challenges that secretary clinton had, image challenges. let's face it, where the democratic party is going. president obama, nancy pelosi, the democrat where party is is a happening place for some kinds of voters but it is a different planet than with the voters in south arkansas, where my parents grew up, for example. i don't know, good question. anybody else before i go? jeff brown with pew charitable trusts. curious as to the impact of the -- been a -- has panic hispanic/latino turnout. future give us some views and what will happen in arizona and texas and so on? charlie: i will say with the benefit of sleep, a lot more data. and in somesion certain areas the latino vote was out and robust. i was hearing a little bit of it in florida. there was a bit o

i think you got 8% who kind of did know and are inclined to trump.n they get into that voting booth there is a break that happens. they make a decision. and the people that go into that framework like we saw in the last two weeks nobody is really there. we've never seen a shift in any of the polling this year. it's a shift or break to hillary. i think that will happen tomorrow. you think back to ronald reagan in 1980. he started coming on with the same sort of thing. for the most part he charged in the last couple of weeks. there is a lot to be said about momentum going into the final day. >> trump has the momentum. i am as pro- trump as they come. if he does everything he has to the problem is he only has 259 electoral votes. he is still ten or 11 votes short. michigan could be the hail mary for him. they get the right mix of votes. donald trump's problem right now is the electoral map. even thoug momentum is in his favor. i would suspect you have a different view of this. >> slightly. i'm very pleased to see that the fundamentals in this race have

even if the new administration were inclined to reduce a commitment, which it is not, congress would never let it happen. the american people would never let it happen. >> biden said he was responding to concerns from friends in the jewish community who were anxious in the change in power in the most divisive campaign in modern memory. >>> kelly ayotte in new hampshire, the sitting senator, lost her seat. she conceded to maggie hassan. the republicans did easily keep control of both houses of congress. now some people are saying this shows donald trump did not have coat tails. it shows the opposite. he had coat tails for people who supported him. kelly ayotte, not one of them. she split from trump. joe heck in nevada, he split from trump and mark kirk lost and split from trump. this is something that kelly anne conway said all along. if you are not going to support us, you are going down. >>> and roy cooper has declared victory. state officials say that race remains too close to call. cooper is some 5,000 votes ahead of incumbent pat mccrory. the race could hand tens of thousands of

77, one of four inclines use to transport people to the top of what was once called cool he'll. >> special collections room the carnegie library, pittsburgh. we will come back later to look at some of his materials but right now we're going to make our way down to the second floor to the reference services department to look at the reading room. right now we're going to pass through our books tax. we have 11 storybook start at the rear of the building, and we're going to move from their to the second floor. yoyou'll notice in the book stas that the floors are all green glass panels. that is so that light can pass through all of the floors of the stacks and help to illuminate them. we have to remember that when the book stacks were built at the turn of the 20th century, lighting was not as superior as it is today. everything that they could do to make it easier for the people, the librarians defined the books and bring the books out to the public was an asset. so that's why we have the green glass floors. the library was built in two parts, the museum was added at the second building. the o

so by late in the week temperatures are on a steady incline. our next batch of rain. ben: thank you. as december begins. the fallen state trooper remembered on his favorite holiday. >> he always made a point to have off of work and be thankful for everything that he has. ben: a tradition that is more than a century old take on some more meaning. jc: they supported the family of tom is clarity. -- c for the family of trooper thomas clardy at today's game between his hometown of hudson, and marlborough. >> despite her husband's job as a state trooper he was always home on this one day. >> we always made a point to have off from work and be thankful for everything that he has. slammed into his cruiser and shattered his life and those of people around him. >> to help the community heal one of his fellow troopers came up with an idea of turning the big game into a gathering. >> someday the family may need them. stop and say hello. >> following the national anthem , the youngest son was handed the coin for the pregame toss. >> i thought of my husband. it was snowing. >> he

. >> what do you think of inclination -- i think including liberals and conservatives, i think there's an inclination to believe it is -- to decide that he didn't really mean it, to hope for -- not to just hope for but to think the best of what his prospects are. why do we do that? >> i think we always do it. i think it's a problem with the imagination because we have never seen this happen before. so something happens in the brain. you know, as humans we evolved to adapt and evolved to be optimistic. we think because we have seen peaceful transfer of power before in this country, we have seen how it happens we kind of insist on thinking it is going to happen the way it happened before even though everything that preceded it is nothing that happened before. >> one of the things you write about in the new york review is institutions that seem robust can be undermined quick lichlt you talk about the speed with which someone like putin was able to di solssolve the integr. do you feel that way about the united states as well that our civil society constitutions and press and things like th

his business is at the bottom of the incline or downward slope of the shopping center. >> we're very shocked that the city never fixed it. been fixing it out there over a year and this happened again. >> i don't want to diminish what these folks have gone through repeatedly. that is not anything we want to do. when we make the repairs, we make them so it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: the water department commissioner tells us they were already planning to do a million dollar replacement on the main that burst. the cause of the massive water break is still being determined. just across the parking lot, there are about a dozen other merchants, including a 24 hour laundry mat and several fast food stops. fortunately those businesses were not effected and some of opening up this morning. meantime, we're going to keep an eye on frustrated merchants on our end of the shopping enter to let you know what their plans are. live in east falls, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> thanks for that. this is not the first time the area has been flooded because of a water main break. y

trump seems inclined to reward his loyalty. another is john bolton. the basic question is what will president trump's foreign policy be? he made opposition to the stupid wars. he criticized president bush and vice president chaney. let's watch. >> chaney is the one that started the war in iraq. talk about extremist, he started the war in iraq which never should have been started. had i been president we wouldn't have been in this horrible horrible mistake. unlike my opponent my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy, not destruction. some times it seemed like there wasn't a country in the middle east that hillary clinton didn't want to invade, intervene in or topple. our new foreign policy will put america first. now she wants to start a shooting war in conflict with a nuclear armed russia that could very well lead to world war 3. >> he laid out an aggressive policy of going after isis. let's watch. >> i would knock the hell out of the areas. >> i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. i would blow up every single inch. there would be nothing left. we

rebecca jarvis / abc news chief economic & business corresponden t "now the details seem to be more inclined towards tax cuts for private companies, tax credits for private companies... just two months until inauguration day. out joining trump's administration . "i'm not ruling anything out but my focus is on serving the people of iowa and i want to serve the people of iowa and accomplish as much as i can " he made those comments ah altoona last night. there has been some speculation that trump could ask branstad to be ambassador to china. that would, however, mean living there. governor branstad previously said he wasn't interested in living overseas. people are paying more and more to have someone take care of their kids while at work. the costs are adding up, forcing some families to make difficult choices. . and the hawkeye defense was the iowa say they're strapped for cash because of the rising price of child care. right now, the average cost of childcare in iowa is almost as much as paying for college. according to census data, the average family spends nearly 82-hundred dollars each y

my inclination would be for whatever power i have on the matter to say let's go forward. it's been look at for so long at nauseam. >> if he can help her, perhaps that's a good thing. i think he is thinking of many different things as he prepares were said on the campaign are not among them. >> reporter: is there a convict? richard bloomen-- a conflict of interest? richard bloomenthal thinks so. and something else that donald trump is not saying much about is the wall that he promised to build. now he has ordered an investigation for visa abuse. >>> back at the weather center, we are looking nice and warm out there mid- and upper 50s, and we replaced the 30s and 40s with much milder conditions, setting us up for the warmer afternoon, and this is the 24- hour temperature change from are running 11, 10, 9, 20 degrees warmer, and you can get the idea. it's warm and more humid out there, and this is down to 1 mile, and i think we are otherwise in good shape. high pressure in charge, and we will get a piece of the front, certainly not with the moisture we are looking at across

around lake tahoe and the incline is 19 degrees and norton is 20 degrees and that will lower the snowels and we will see the cold air filter in. upper 50s and low 60s. the system will have most of it's energy to the north and by late tonight and tomorrow it will work it's way south and not lot with the first system. however n second system, starts friday and sweeps into saturday. and you can see some pretty hefty totals in the mountains and it looks like into early sunday as well. so another cold system this is good we will take it and we need. 50s and 60s, too much cloud will come in and trap that cold air. warmest temps to the south and they are not that warm. rain late tonight and wednesday. thursday is okay and the next system is friday and saturday. >>> this thanksgiving one homeless woman said he is grateful for the nurses and doctors. her message to them and he recovers from emergency surgery, and i winning streak the big play over the pacers. 0. >>> ual well #we8come back and the warriors are back home the big part of last night's over the pacers. they are 15 by the half and t

trump told new york times reporters during a meeting today, my inclination for whatever power i have on the matter is let's go forward. this has been looked at for so long. i don't want to hurt the clintons. she suffered greatly in many ways that is a different change from what he said to her face during the campaign. >> it is awfully good that someone with the temperament the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> reporter: rudy giuliani says he would support an investigation but he understands putting things behind you after the reelection. trump offered ben carson as secretary of housing and development. the retired neuro surgeon says >>> ellen degeneres awarded awae medal of freedom at the white house. it is an honor she almost missed. check out her tweet, they have because i forgot my i.d. eventually, the secret service did let her in time for the ceremony. >> reporter: thanksgiving holiday around the corner. just another day to go here. what about the weather??what ab? ? think of your fellow man. ? we'll take a look coming up. ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put

. >>> after months of repairs the popular incline on manitou is going to be reopened. >>> starting to look like winter in our state. an inch near the pueblo airport. here in denver, we saw mostly rain. >> and the snow is mostly gone. don't have much. but the cooler weather is sticking around. so we sent lisa hidalgo and eric lupher out for the first alert freebies. >> first alert freebies. got it here. >> dunkin' donuts, out here o the west side at wadsworth, my old stomping grounds, running into people i went to high school with. >> come on out. get some donuts. >> and skies clearing across the region. the difference compared to yesterday, dry commute early on. windchills, teens and 20s, that's what it feels like outside with the temperatures in the 20s and 30s. be warming up. 20s this morning, but warnling up to the 50s today. if you're traveling today, it's going to be dry statewide. it's nice and dry today. highs will e in the low to mid 50s across the m.e. metro area. 30s and 40s in the central mountains. a little bit colder there. if you are looking for snow, i love snow on a ho

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trump, will be inclined to look for places to contest or inclined to accept the results even if there'se question about how a particular state conducted its vote? guest: well, i guess what you're asking is, if there's a questionable outcome, i.e. there's a recount that's required by law, or -- then we're going to exercise every right to make sure everyone's vote was counted. but i think you'd be silly, anybody would be silly to walk away from that. >> are you looking to make challenges or to accept what state elective officials are -- election officials say? guest: attitudely i'm looking to win this outright, so that we don't have to deal with that. i think if there's a case where it comes down to sort of a rounding error, or there's impropriety, everyone's going -- of course everyone's going to exercise the rights they have under the law. you don't go into a race thinking like that. that's just not the mentality. you go in knowing that you're going to win. i think we feel very confident in the ground game that we have. i think wear going to turn out the voters and win decisively. >> ge

i would not be surprised if democrats were inclined to try to block something at least for some period of time to get back at this because one thing is true about the senate, what goes around comes around. >> i would like your point, where i thought you were going to go was appointing ted cruz to the supreme court which first of all had magnanimity, his father having killed kennedy. >> you can get to the supreme court. >> an implied pardon. there is also the fact not only do senators get to the senate that a lot of senators would like to ted - get ted cruz out of the senate and on the same principle the only reason teddy roosevelt became vice president, just won out of new york, you can see how democrats on the one hand he is healthy, conservative scalia and don't see in the cafeteria anymore. i don't think ted cruz want it but michael you might need it. >> good point. what you are asking is about the filibuster. democrats would think about invoking the filibuster, the supreme court nominees, if i were a republican senator i would say overrule the filibuster for supreme court nominees

and if you don't have the time or inclination to pick all come from the index fund that mirrors the s&p 500. i'm fine with that. there's no reason this needs to be complicated but like i mentioned it's very important you get yourself some exposure to the market because no other asset class can grow your wealth the way equities do. once you save more than $10,000, that means you have enough money to start a diversified portfolio of five stocks. remember, anything less than five stocks in five distinct sectors you aren't really diversified. take the money and invest it in individual ces it's only once you save a large enough amount of money for retirement, once you've maxed out on the benefits of your i.r.a. and 401(k) plan that we start talking about that discretionary portfolio, where you can take more risks. i want to make this point because people feel all i want you to be is in individual stocks. that's just wrong. index funds and then individual stocks. when you're younger your younger investors can afford to take risks with our money that we old guys simply can't. that's true for

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. >> trump also giving little inclination defense to take a fight against gay marriage in the wake of the supreme court's ruling. >> it's a relevance because it was a recital. as law. it was settled in the supreme court and it's done. >> last night's interview with could still try to curtail abortion rights by putting justices to overturn roe v wade and lean further decisions up to the states. >> and president-elect trumps position on health care may have you wonder what should you do next or are integrally received benefits to obama care. after all trump ran for office on the promise to repeal and replace as the most republicans in congress are we decided to asacol are experts basic carry on as a trump will do nothing. current up you will get health insurance january 1 to the president of cholera health which helps call rose get cover says it will likely take months for congress to repeal and replace obama care and will likely have the same type of insurance throughout 2,017th that you would have had under president hillary clinton. >> i was heavily involved right from the beginning