and inclusion starts with language. we have to think about how we communicate with others, the words we use and how things ofnslate, not just in terms language to language, but individual to individual, how we share and how we receive. and we need to practice inclusivity. we need to identify the people we want to work with. we need to go talk to them. we need to listen to why they are not working with us yet. this is really important. we need to understand the structural barriers, social, economic, or otherwise, as to why they are not participating in our movement. and we need to reflect on them and think how we might evolve in order to bring in more individuals and become a more welcoming and inclusive space. we need to take part in consultations in conversations and encourage others to do this as well. part of having these conversations and truly listening was an important moment in talking to our colleagues who are working to increase the participation of wikimedia editors in ghana. it was through directly engaging w

not yet. [ laughter ] the word i want you to remember is this -- inclusion. inclusion is the guiding principle for everything we do. [ applause ] it encapsulates what we stand for as a party, and it describes the kind of country we want scotland to be, an inclusive country, a country where everyone has the opportunity to contribute to a better future and to share in the benefits of that better future, a country which works for those who value the security they currently have and for those who yearn for change, a country where we value people for the contribution they make, not one where we will ever judge them on their country of birth or the color of their passport. [ applause ] that is the inclusive scotland we are working to build. and i'm proud of the progress we've made. earlier this week, a major european research study reached this conclusion, on health, on education, on tolerance, and on the environment. out of all of the four nations in the uk, scotland is top. [ applause ] of course, i know there is still much to do, much to do in the next phase of

heather says she planned an inclusive birthday party for hudson. not only opening up the party to his entire class.. but to the n we sent out fliers to all the different special- ed classrooms, therapy centers, and doctors offices anyplace we could find.. looking for any children that may be left out ((kirsten joyce)) she called it his inclusion party... and it was a widespread success... a party where everybody gets invited.. the parents they make me want to cry, they followed their children around, taking pictures. many of them , they were overjoyed saying they've never been invited to parties before, outside of their immediate family... that was three years ago.. and since then... hudson's birthday party celebrations have grown bigger and better. this year, heather reached out to families with kids who have down syndrome, autism, and those fighting cancer. she advertised the inclusion party with flyers and through local children's online magazine 'macaroni kid". instead of gifts, the family asked for a charitable donation to the baby's bounty no

and inclusive, to me, i won't even say inclusive. i will say to celebrate, to celebrate the diversity and all the knowledge that we have. now, katherine, come to me. . watch this. [ laughter ] i wampt to ask all of you, how many of you are in the witness protection program. this is -- i'm going to take this to my professor, any way, thank you. so any way, what we're going to be talking about today is a land, my people, and one of the things about our people, is, well, first of all, how many have you ever heard of our people. okay you guys are pretty educated, about half of you. the other half of you never heard about us. let me ask you this, how many of you speak any of the language. i want all of you to look at me, how many of you have ever heard of the name tewana. what does it mean? just say it, man? it means south -- that's one interpretation. . south of the border, okay. actually, it's a corruption of a word, it means, by the ocean. the spanish, they changed it around, how many have you ever heard of la jolla, what does la jolla

the values of being an inclusive diversity quite frankly, where an economic juggernaut today because we are an inclusive diverse city and -- >> denver and aurora police have refused to hold anyone based on their immigration status. it's unclear how far trump can go to enforce this promise of withholding federal funding, without congressional support. >> we recognize that the importance here. but we also understand the law is on our side. we have never passed an ordinance or law in the city of denver that is not allow us or said we're not going to property with the federal government. >> denver does not plan to change its policy and city council earlier this week it was symbolic vote to remain an all-inclusive city. >> democratic mayors from nearly a dozen major cities appear ready to fight the president-elect over sanctuary status. >> and the weather satellite makes it to space. for ties to colorado and white today's launch means for how we track the weather. >> the next terms system is >> country's latest and weather satellite technology successfully launched earlier today from kenn

very inclusive. the committee appreciated the words of inclusion, equality, support, acceptance. our third winner is not here, nicky witker and will make sure she gets her certificate and price but this was her vision for a poster. this certificate says, the san francisco board of education and san francisco unified school district recognize your unique and inspiring poster submission representing value of inclusion and practice in sfusd schools. [applause] >> we want to congratulate our studentss, thank you so much for your talents. using your talent to pro mote something necessary at a time when we need to be inclusion so appreciate you and congratulations again. item d, student delegates report. >> good evening everyone--vice president walton, superintenedant. your council report is [inaudible] our next meeting will be this thursday november 17 from 5 to 7. we will continue to talk about how can we more than ever supporting our immigrant students from different backgrounds and different statuss and how to bring support from educational to safety support in the district. gladly

very inclusive. the committee appreciated the words of inclusion, equality, support, acceptance. our third winner is not here, nicky witker and will make sure she gets her certificate and price but this was her vision for a poster. this certificate says, the san francisco board of education and san francisco unified school district recognize your unique and inspiring poster submission representing value of inclusion and practice in sfusd schools. [applause] >> we want to congratulate our studentss, thank you so much for your talents. using your talent to pro mote something necessary at a time when we need to be inclusion so appreciate you and congratulations again. item d, student delegates report. >> good evening everyone--vice president walton, superintenedant. your council report is [inaudible] our next meeting will be this thursday november 17 from 5 to 7. we will continue to talk about how can we more than ever supporting our immigrant students from different backgrounds and different statuss and how to bring support from educational to safety support in the district. gladly

we don't just promise inclusivity with that statement. for my belief, inclusivity is a necessity. the only way to really achieve our vision is to involve and welcome all people. we need the representation of your voices and our shared voices so that together we can create something greater than the sum of all of our parts. and right now, we know that we have further tog go to achieve that. never mind all the world's knowledge. wikipedia is not finished, in fact we've just barely gotten started. in english wikipedia, only 227,706 of the more than 1,383,736 biographies are about women. that's about 16%. in 2012, the oxford internet institute did an evaluation and found that more than half the articles on wikipedia were about places, events, and people that cover only about 2.5% of the world's land area. and only about 2.5% of the world's geotaged walk i media articles are about the continent of africa, despite the fact that that continent is home to 20% of the world's population. this is just the encyclopedia. we also know free knowledge takes many forms. it takes the form of images

damian: tell us about your group first of all, luis, the institute for corporate inclusion. luis chavez: yeah, the latino institute for corporate inclusion is an organization, non-profit, that's been around for a number of years. and a couple of years ago, we were given a sponsorship and support to do an ict study, information communications technology, and some stem, to look at the diversity issues. and where are latinos? if they're going into the field, are they getting in? are they getting jobs? are they going into the career of ict tech industry? and what we found in that study was some pretty disturbing news in terms of how many latinos are getting in. and for those that do get in, they have a wonderful life and career, and the companies benefit from this wonderful richness that latinos have to bring to the industry. but this study showed some really tangible things that we could do. so, we decided as an organization to partner with other organizations, latino organizations, that are interested in this. and so, very happy to say that the lulac organization stepped up, t

>> the ncaa says that inclusion includes lgbt people.hey pulled some championship levelevents out of north carolina because of the hp to law that targeted our community . they cannot say that they are an inclusive organization and at the same time allow byu and its anti- lgbt policies that are lgbt students so i'm not going to tell the ncaa what to do but they can't do both area. >> was the reaction in the big 52 used as a reporter and as somebody who runs out sports. >> i have a fantastic relationship with people in the front office of every single lead. i think about greg aiello with the nfl who their head spokesman and others in the nfl and i mean, they answer my phone calls, the answer my questions. sometimes it's on the record, sometimes it's on background. billy being in majea

that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message >>> security camera video may be the key to find out who has been randomly shooting the university of maryland students with a bb gun. >> there's been no injuries by students are angry. scott broom has the latest from college mark. >> -- college park. >> e happens from the heart of the university of maryland campus. >> three students were reported being hit by bb's fired sunday evening by 7:30 and 8:30. police alerted the campus i e-mail and text. >> it's a notification to get. >> we get an e-mail every day and crimes. this is the strangest one so far. >> when i first read it i thought it was funny but then walk to the library late at night and now i don't want to. it was creepy. >> the scary thing is if someone could do it with a bb gun what if they had a real gun. just the fact they were able to do it is a scarily ri -- scary thought. >> it happened near the kim engineering building and ca

very inclusive. the committee appreciated the words of inclusion, equality, support, acceptance. our third winner is not here, nicky witker and will make sure she gets her certificate and price but this was her vision for a poster. this certificate says, the san francisco board of education and san francisco unified school district recognize your unique and inspiring poster submission representing value of inclusion and practice in sfusd schools. [applause] >> we want to congratulate our studentss, thank you so much for your talents. using your talent to pro mote something necessary at a time when we need to be inclusion so appreciate you and congratulations again. item d, student delegates report. >> good evening everyone--vice president walton, superintenedant. your council report is [inaudible] our next meeting will be this thursday november 17 from 5 to 7. we will continue to talk about how can we more than ever supporting our immigrant students from different backgrounds and different statuss and how to bring support from educational to safety support in the district. gladly

that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask >>> we're back now with the crucial millennial vote. many will cast their very first ballots in a presidential race tomorrow and after months of gop civil war, it's hard to recall a time when younger republicans explains, both sides insist they are the future of the party. in tonight's installment of red, white, and you. >> reporter: of all the lonely places to be a proud donald trump supporter, penn state university may be one of the loneliest. >> you're opening yourself out to a whole heck of a lot of criticism. >> that's not yours. >> reporter: they are outcasts on campus even among college republicans. >> they're not here to waste their ti state's chapter like dozens of others around the country, rejecting the party nominee for the first time in its history. >> we're faced with a candidate who could almost be the end of the republican party as we know it. the fractur

that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask for your vote. >>> it's the fight to the finish. >> tomorrow, we face the test of our times. will we be coming together as a nation or splitting further apart? >> hillary clinton and donald trump making their final pitches this is it. good luck. get out there. i did my thing. i mean, i worked. >> just hours before you head to the polls. >> before you cast your vote tomorrow, the news4 i-team tonight will show you why congress does not have to follow its own rules when it comes to diversity on the hill. >> right now, police are combing through sewer valence footage trying to figure out who is shooting local college students with a beebe gun. >> announcer: news4 at now. >>> tomorrow we will finally know who wins the white house. for many, that answer cannot come soon enough. >> tonight with barely 19 hourts away from the first poll closing the candidates are up laid, and s

that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message for your vote. . >>> a federal jury awarded a $3 million or awarded $3 million to a university of virginia administrator in her defamation lawsuit. nicole claimed the 2014 article about an alleged gang rape at a frat house portrayed her as a villain who only cared about protecting the university. friday, the jury concluded the magazine, its publisher and the article author were responsible for liable. an independent review found editing. the magnitude retracted its story. >>> new at 11:00, we have a warning, if you're doing holiday shopping on your cell phone, you know, you pick it up and start tapping away, there are malicious aps found in apple's ap store. the aps look like they're from legitimate stores like foot locker or nordstrom. some steal your credit card numbers others lock you out of your phone. there's no word exactly how they got into the apple ap store. you don't download any a

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and inclusive, to me, i won't even say inclusive. i will say to celebrate, to celebrate the diversity and all the knowledge that we have. now, katherine, come to me. . watch this. [ laughter ] i wampt to ask all of you, how many of you are in the witness protection program. this is -- i'm going to take this to my professor, any way, thank you. so any way, what we're going to be talking about today is a land, my people, and one of the things about our people, is, well, first of all, how many have you ever heard of our people. okay you guys are pretty educated, about half of you. the other half of you never heard about us. let me ask you this, how many of you speak any of the language. i want all of you to look at me, how many of you have ever heard of the name tewana. what does it mean? just say it, man? it means south -- that's one interpretation. . south of the border, okay. actually, it's a corruption of a word, it means, by the ocean. the spanish, they changed it around, how many have you ever heard of la jolla, what does la jolla

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the most dynamic companies are inclusive and diverse. but lightening strikes of great ideas are not the metric of success of a military unit. unit cohesion and battlefield lethality are the measure of success. the rules that apply in other circumstances don't necessarily apply in the military. >> the number of transgenders in the military, however, is dwarfed by the number of women. thus, the average to integrate women into active combat specialties is likely to have an even great area fekt.

did we believe that hillary clinton and this all-inclusive global citizen message does represent the united states and thought that this base that donald trump had really was just in this narrow nationalist vertic vertical? when you think about lgtb initiatives, it matters to so many people, many people could say transgender bathrooms in high schools? how many people is that going to impact in this country? not so many. >> the way that has come back to haunt the country not just in the presidential race. we thought the democrats were going to take control of the senate. they didn't. we thought they'd pick up more seats in the house than they did. i think in a lot of ways the democratic party has become this collection of boutique issues, that they think if you add them altogether you get to 51% or 52, but when you do those sorts of boutique issues and you put all your fire power and rhetoric there, there's a lot of the country that feels ignored. i really think the democratic party has to do some big soul searching. more than two years ago everybody decided it was going

but there has to be that inclusion. there has to be that degree of cooperation. and right now we're -- we can only hope that that's exactly what the attitude will be. david: and senator lott would you encourage senator mcconnell to foreswear the use or expansion of the nuclear option? senator lott i would. : i think it would be a mistake. i think for a supreme court nominee, a vote of 51 has been the tradition and i would recommend that he continue that. picking up on something that tom just said. there are two ingredients that really are so critical in washington to get things done, particularly in the senate. number one is communication. tom and i talk a lot about that. he makes the point that one of the most important parts of communication is using your ears. we've lost that. right now you don't hear -- have enough talk across the aisle, across the capitol and certainly between the congress and the president. they've stopped talking. the second part of that is chemistry. tom and i had agreement. number one, i will try not to surprise you and i hope you will d

that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message ur vote. i believe america is already great. yes, we have our challenges. we must give every child a great education, build an economy that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message, because united, our best days are still ahead. . >>> a federal jury rewarded three million to a university of virginia administrator in a defamation lawsuit against rolling stones magazine. about an alleged gang rape at a frat house portrayed her as a protect the university. friday, the jury concluded the magazine, its publisher and a journalist were responsible for liable. they found rolling stone made repeated mistakes in the reporting and editing process. the magazine later re

and be inclusive, not just in the workplace itself.ounce our jobs and i'll speak just a moment to the national park service people who are watching hooand who are her today. as supervisors, we have a critical role to going beyond hitting the submit button for usa jobs and doing all of our work before we do that, making sure that people understand p we have places for all of america. thanks, reggie, for bringing that to our attention and i challenge folks to take that to heart as we enter into our next century. hr does not recruit. hr announces our jobs for us. it is up to us and incumbent upon us to do the hard work of getting into communities. so thank you. >> hi, julia. >> identify yourself. >> i am jocelyn imani. i am a lot of things but amongst them, a former park ranger, i wanted to -- i like the way this conversation is going. carol made a great point just now, about the really critical role of supervisors, managers, but i would also include that to be other employees, as well as visitors. the quick and dirty is that i came to th

>> i think it will be very in-cloous siin inclusive inclusive.dits dpts listen to donald trump during the campaign and if you did, you knew exactly where he was going. and i believe he will be probably one of the most inclusive presidents and kind of people that he will attract and surrounds himself with. he will fool a lot of the people who were disparaging him as a candidate and he will rise to the occasion as president. he's in a unique position because he doesn't have the quote/unquote political baggage that a quote/unquote politician has to really shape things in washington and to get things done. he's a fixer. he fixes things that are broken. he's a businessman. he's going bring back a word in washington that i think has been a dirty word and that was compromise. ronald reagan was right, it's better to get half a loaf than no loef at aaf at all sometimes. >> and i saw that china already now saying that they want to have a better relationship with president trump. >> yeah, isn't that something? everybody thought that the world would turn aga

that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of > following developing newswi from principles willalng county. police are investigating ang deadly shooting that happenedpee this evening in gainesville. officers were called to a t parking lot on at last walkwaywk around 6:30. they found a woman critically injured from a gunshot wound. she was flown to the hospital where she later died. investigators say it appears thp woman was targeted. so far no arrests a

. >> we have received numerous of will one economic juggernaut today -- because we are an inclusive diversity and we leverage every town we have. >> denver antiwar police have refused to hold anyone based on the immigration status. >> were not going to unlawfully detain people in our facilities. it's unclear how trump can go to enforce his promise of withholding federal funding, without congressional support. >> we recognize that it's important here. but we also understand the law is on our side. we have never passed an ordinance or law in the city of denver that does not allow us or said we were not going to cooperate with the federal government. >> we will see a significant wave and homelessness, of abject poverty happening if these cuts are enacted. >> denver does not plan to change its policy and city all-inclusive city. >> democratic mayors from nearly a dozen major cities appear ready to fight the president-elect over sanctuary status. colorado representative mike coffman is among a group in congress who support withholding federal money over immigration enforcement. >> president-elect

. >> a sense of unity, a sense of inclusion, a respect for our institutions, and a respect for each other. i hope that he maintains that spirit throughout transition. and i certainly hope that's how his presidency has a chance to begin. >> reporter: for trump, now comes the work of putting together a team. some early hints of who that might be up on the stage with him last night. >> he's had so few political pros around him. there's chris christie, there's rudy giuliani, there's newt gingrich, there's senator jeff sessions. once you get beyond that list? it's hard to imagine who he populates an administration with. president-elect's impending court date, defending himself against allegations of fraud in his dealings with trump university. but his team's efforts will mostly focus on pushing ahead his ambitious agenda. >> donald trump will get his choice on the supreme court automatically because of the one vacancy that will not be filled before he takes office. >> reporter: during the campaign trump promised a long list of the things he plans to do. >> we're going to build a wall. obamacar

denver has been a welcoming, inclusive city. we are the city we are today in terms of our inclusivity, in terms of economic vibrancy, in terms of being one of the most welcoming places in the country to live. we always encourage people to follow law. that is not what we are saying. what we say is we are not going to needlessly detain people when there is not a lawful warrant for us to detain individuals and we won't needlessly break up families when not necessary, it become as greater burden on all funding from sanctuary cities is more of a threat if he can get congress behind him. that is what we heard from metro state political professor, norman. he took us back to the speed limit fight of the 80s. >> the federal government used its spending power to tell states that they had to adopt 55 miles an hour speed limit. if you didn't, you lost some of your federal high way funds, said congress has the spending power and if it is legit, you can't cut somebody off completely, but you you, in a sense, punish someone for not doing what

that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask for your vote. ? >> go! >> breaking right now at 11:00, a major scare during a donald trump rally. secret service rushed the candidate off the stage after some kind of security incident in the crowd. we're still working on getting you more details, but this is what we know. somebody in the crowd yelled "gun," after secret service agents the stage, no gun was ever found. trump returned to the stage and thanked the secret service for their response and it was a more dramatic moment on another day of the campaign trail. and campaigns spread out, and trail saturday night. secret service rushing donald trump off the stage after a disturbance at his rally in reno, nevada. police were seen removing one man after the scrum and trump returned to the podium moments later. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us, but we will never be stopped. >> it cap add frenzied saturday o

we are welcoming inclusive city. >> welcoming and inclusive city that last year received $135 million from the feds. >> much but going to transportation, portable housing and law enforcement. >> earlier this week week please choose say they won't enforce federal immigration law . where hancock says that doesn't mean they don't cooperate for the >> with follow federal laws, we cooperate wiih agency's and unconstitutional for the beyond adjudicative sentence - even if ice requested. speculative administration punish cities because of that? >> wakes up he possibility of that risk. >> reporter: she says federal funds are important but not more important than residence. >> we as a city council discussed how strongly we support our residents and our obligations to those residents. this story, laura gets $11 million a year frommthe feds. they are not ready to speculate on a possible loss of funds. >>> the newest national landmark is outside denver. the west site is managed by the planes conservation center which protects grasslands and diverse wildlife. that set on the national natural landm

we choose to believe in a hopeful, inclusive, big-hearted america.america where everyone has a place, everyone's included, everyone has a chance to live up to their own god-given potential. there have been so many memorable moments in this election for me, and most of them revolve around the people that i've had the privilege of meeting. and last night, in manchester, new hampshire, i had the honor to be introduced by kaiser khan, whose son, captain khan, was killed serving our country in iraq. just as he did here at our convention, mr. khan again reminded us of the responsibility we all share to protect and defend our constitution. you remember the story of captain khan. the son of immigrants, i'm sorry, brought here as a young child, who grew up to join the united states army. and on that fateful day, with his unit, he saw a suspicious car. and he moved the toward it to try to determine whether it was a disabling or not. telling his men to stay back. the car was rigged, the bomb went off. and he died, protecting his men. he was awarded the brobz st

we are the only party that's socially inclusive and fiscally responsible. the democrats like to spend money too much. the republicans, they got to their convention and they said how can we make the platform more mean spirited. they succeeded in doing that. i think the combination of fiscal conservatism and social liberalism is a good combination. it probably speaks for more than half the people in the country. i would like to see that set of positions grow in washington, d.c. they got gridlock down there now. they don't agree about anything. they just want to kill each other. >> speaking of gridlock, in your opinion, how should this election change the way people look at third party candidates moving forward? >> well, i think the message that we do want to have a balanced budget and that we do want to be inclusive -- i wouldn't say minorities, just unleash the energies of all americans, period. that's a message that has got to resonate. the campaign was so ugly that if you just look at the campaign, it's not going to advance that message at all. a degree wi

church leaders say they left the graffiti up to show their mission of inclusiveness. reverend healthy adults says >> our response to this is not to be hate, is not to bee vengeance for revenge. it's supposed to be love and love conquers all hate. they took comfort in that. >>> police sergeant forgot who vandalized the church and the cameras. >>> a big loss, a journalist lost after battle with uterine nightly news broadcast. she worked for pbs most recently. she was here not that long ago, last september, sheetaped episodes of her show wassington >>> a group of bikers and some starstruck after stopping to of the road. the sttanded hiker to not to be bruce springsteen. his motorcycle the group gave him a writer restaurant or someone else came to pick him up and before he ?eft, he bought it won a round of drinks and ppomised them concerttticcets. >>> if you got a parking ticket on the university of colorado boulder campus you can get with it in exchange for canned food. universities are doing with the harvest of hope petri for food drive for justice with people who got a

when it comes to things like culture and inclusion, when should companies start thinking about thesehould they start thinking about these things on day one? ms. huffington: i think they should start thinking about these things on day one. just take women for a moment. if you really make diversity and hiring women and encouraging them to get to the top from day one, you are going to act in ways that increase the pool from which women apply to join the ranks. women, according to the latest medical science, process stress differently, so we internalize stress more. so women in stressful jobs, which i'm sure includes every job in the valley, have a 40% reater risk of heart disease and a 60% greater risk of diabetes. so you see a lot of women drop out. and that is one of the things that needs to be stopped. and i feel that is kind of the next revolution, when women don't say we want to get to the top of whatever world we are competing in, but they also say we want to change the world. because the way places have been designed by men are not sustainable. emily: why do you think the tech in

the principal says this is a very inclusive community and school that teaches the opposite of what the messages we center released a statement condemning what they called an offensive act. we will have more reaction including from the principal as well as some of the parents who came out here to clean up all of this and reaction to these hateful messages. thankfully they are now gone from behind the school into stapleton. jason gruenauer, trying to. continue around the us meanwhile trump continues to build his administration holding a second round of marathon meetings in new jersey. >> yesterday he mewith chris christie and rudy giuliani, mitt romney is said to be under serious consideration as secretary of state. general james mattis is now a favorite contender for secretary of defense. >>> colorado did its part when 71% of eligible voters cast ballots much higher than the national average of 58%, the state director of elections says the mail-in ballot system did not play a factor in turnout. >>> do you hate wasting time and money? denver7 investigator is here to tell us about a state

, country needs‘ a sense of unity, a sense of inclusion, a respect sense of inclusion, a respect forions, our way of life, our rule of our institutions, our way of life, our rule of law and our rule of law and respect for each other, our rule of law and respect for each other, | our rule of law and respect for each other, i hope other, i hope he maintains this spirit other, i hope he maintains this spirit throughout spirit throughout this transition, and spirit throughout this transition, and i certainly spirit throughout this transition, and i certainly hope spirit throughout this transition, and i certainly hope that's and i certainly hope that's how his presidency has a and i certainly hope that's how his presidency has a chance to begin‘ and i certainly hope that's how his presidency has a chance to begin‘ i presidency has a chance to begin‘ i also told my team presidency has a chance to begin‘ i also told my team today also told my team today to keep their heads also told my team today to keep their heads up, also told my team today to keep their heads up, because the their head

trump's victory speech was gracious and inclusive. he colimented clinton on a hard fought race... and thanked her for her service to the country. he also reached out to those who worked so hard to defeat him. :17oc: "our great the past, of which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. in the u-s senate race... senator ron johnson set to serve another six years. johnson out-performed donald trump in wisconsin... pulling out a win in his rematch with democrat russ feingold ... helping keep the senate in republican hands. 07i intend americas given us a chance an opportunity to put this nation on the right path and that's i intend to do57 :22we as americans have to do the best we can to heal the pain in this country and get people to come together. i would urge you to be as restrained as you can be as the next steps occur. our stat wisconsin played a historic role last night... donald trump was the first republican presidential 1984. pete zervakis explains whether wisconsin is turng into

that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask >>> a serious crash in prince georges county involving a pedestrian and suv. police say a man was walking along landover and dodge park road when he was struck by the suv. this happened just 11:00 last night. arriving officers found the man unresponsive. they were able to rush him to the hospital. his injuries described as critical. the suv driver did stay on the scene after that crash. >>> first responders practice their response to an emergency on metro today. it was only a drill. it tested their ability to evacuate a disabled train because of smoke in tunnel. this was all this morning at the southern avenue station in southeast d.c. >> we don't want the first time they come into a real situation to be critical so that's why we have our training exercise. it's all on the same page. >> something you neek about today's drill. one person plays the role of a pregnant woman

in his speech, he struck a very inclusive town. -- inclusive tone.a to find the wounds of division. to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. president obama has invited president-elect trump to meet him at the white house. mr. obama will speak about the election and secretary clinton is expected to speak in just under an hour. republicans delivering another blow to democrats by keeping control of the senate, setting the stage for president-elect from to enact a broad conservative agenda. a big question is how this will impact the fed rate hike path? chance for a fed hike in december is now 76%. jonathan: breaking news, the mexican peso is not quite at a session high, but it is weaker against the dollar. by 9.85%.o, up the mexican central bank holding a news conference earlier, refraining from enacting measures to enforce the peso. the central bank will take decisions and the board feels are needed. after the aggressive mood in the -- move in the fx market, sti