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especially built trailer protects the trees from the elements and well-wishers invited to sign their names on the signs. man press that is decorated already, too. but is not often you get to see up close and personal the tree heading to the nation's capital and if it's too early come i apologize. some people will say that but i don't find it temper denver is one of only 35 on its way to washington. the next up kansas city. voter kicking off gift card donation drive to deal with hunger and hope -- homelessness, through december 16, the city asking people to donate from supermarkets, a variety of stores, and local nonprofits to donation or the city to help out families. and it is getting closer, like it or not. that's why became to the scene we did yesterday. it's warm and doesn't feel like the holidays. the first ones are always the chance of forecast less talk was talk about the cold as we were work with pinpoint weather. a time lapse, sunshine and notice the sun goes through the day, the snow not completely melting away. the air was cold out there and the sun's energy to melt the sn

reporter: david and lisa, there was a contingent of protesters and a large security force and well sh wishers. so many people stunned to learn that donald trump had won, no one more stunned than hillary clinton. >> this is painful. and it will for a >> reporter: in a manhattan hotel, hillary clinton addressed supporters for the first time since donald trump became the nation's 45th president. >> i know how disappointed you feel because i feel it, too. >> reporter: trump won 29 states including close races in wisconsin, pennsylvania, ands north carolina. >> we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided that happen we thought. but i still believe in america and i always will. president. we owe him an open mind and a chance to lead. >> ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement. >> reporter: early tuesday morning, trump promised to reach out to the more than 58 million americans who did not vote for him. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past of which there were a few people -- . [laughter] --i'm reaching out to you your guidance and your help s

restore good relations with the united power met with his transition team with a steady stream of well wishers, and on this said, they are saying he will never be my president. president obama will meet with trump to begin the trans transition of power. liam martin, wbz news. >>> high-profile republicans who distanced themselves from trump sent wish wells this from mitt romney. former president george hw bush sent out this message. barbara and i congratulate donald trump and wish him well as he guides america forward as our next president. his family is in our prayers and 1-time rival jeb bush said as president, columba and i will pray for you in the days and months to come. always enthusiastically support trump but gave him credit today. >> many of our fellow citizens feel alienated and have lost faith in our core institutions. they don't feel hurt and they don't feel represented by those in office. but donald trump heard a voice in the country that no won't else heard. he connected in ways with people no one else did. >> our analyst jon keller back now and ryan. it was more than a decade sin

one of the bigef well wishers russian president puttin said he hopes to work with trump to improve the poor state of relations between the two nations and a an easy path. >> the financial market in mexico hit by trump's victory. peso plunged 13% the biggest fall in 22 years now going for 20 pieceose to the dollar behind the drop trump's promises to shafrj the trade agreement. the boarder wall. mexico will not pay for that wall but the mexican president tweeted he is voters said, yes, to legalizing plash for recreational use. when can adults without cards buy legal pot. >> maria: facts about our marijuana law and what it mean fist are our state. >>> democrat keeps control of the u.s. senate seat one reid has had since 1987. served as general beat heck by five points the first latina and the first female ascertain in nevada history. >> we will not build walls we know we can't build. there will be a fight. >> maria: heck serving as nevada congress man issued a statement about his loss, congratulating her. says his race for the senate was about the people of nevada. >> jim: democrats claim

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that is the measure of wisher in the air. that is good because we want to decrease that moisture as your cold front sex out. that will help to sit with the snowfall and replace it with the drier air that will warm. your winds out of the west northwest. is really whizzing. we are getting gust as high as 30 45 today. the heat index. >>> let's take a look at the wind speeds across the area. some of us getting lucky a calm but it doesn't last long. 70 miles-per-hour in cleveland, sit team for new philadelphia, 16 and ashtabula. when it comes to the wind gust they are at their highest at 45. this is what we expect for tonight and into tomorrow's forecast. in cleveland 32 akron with late snowfall. 31 canton, 30 worcester, 31 ashtabula. let's dive in deeper see know where the heaviest snowfall is. it is light and continuing to move out of the area with the push of a cold front sagging south. the front really not doing much other than starting to break apart. we do have a moderate park it -- pocket here they are. you will notice a fe

bruce arians thanking his well wishers and putting out big thank you for those who expressed concerns. we had a chance to talk to jake arians and his

a little bit of moisture here in southern colorado, as i mentioned, old the -- other wishers out of our state. will push this cloud cover out overnight tonight. but you may still have some clouds over the eastern plains early tomorrow morning. is temperatures for the front range are 30s and 40s for eerly will drop into the 40s and back into the low 60s tomorrow. it won't be quite as warm as it was today. but if you're headed out to the bus stop, early in the morning, 450 were as much or. -- sweatshirt. >>> we will have those 40s here for the front range east from lyman to akron to's hurling. -- sterling. aspen is 31 and 40s to the western slope. this will be 6 am tomorrow morning. the cloud is pushing out of the state and very quiet crossed colorado in through the first part of the week. it is going to be very quiet and 630 for a high. we will have 60s from fort collins to greeley. 50s around aurora and parker. a little closer look, here. >>> for highs tomorrow, for thee western portion of colorado into the 60s from grand junction to montrose. seven-day forecast keeps this in the low to

abc action news reporter karen wisher has the story. >> reporter: construction was leading to concerns among business owners but they weren't founded. thousands of people packing into hyde park to celebrate the beginning of season. >>> reporter: the sites and sounds -- >> merry christmas. >> reporter: -- of the holidays are filling the air in hyde park village. >> so much fun. it's fun to look at all the stores and stuff, shop around ? its the holiday season ? . >> reporter: music to the ears for hyde park small businesses. months of construction, barricades around every corner and limited parking had them >> a little concern. i know the management team worked so hard to get the village looking as pretty as possible. they came through. >> coffee to go is celebrating the second hilled season. the store's manager says business is -- holiday season. the store's manager says business is booming. >> itching it will be a huge hit -- absolutely. i think it will be a huge hit this holiday season. >> reporter: the stores are a around the barricades and are excited to see what the finished produ

bruce arians thanking his well wishers and putting out big thank you for those who expressed concerns. we had a chance to >> reporter: jude will be up in a little bit but thank you for joining us at fox 10 news at 10:00. police officers are looking for a man who hit an elderly man who was struck near butte and university. the drive ditched the car and took off on foot. maricopa county deputies closed roads while they search for the driver. you can see the car they were the car. an elderly man was flown to the hospital. we are told he has life threatening injuries. >>> we have another news alert to tell you about, southbound lanes on us-60 are back open. d.p.s. closed it for three hours. d.p.s. tells us a driver in a white pick-up truck was speeding and passing cars on the shoulder between the h.o.v. lane and barrier wall. the truck hit the wall and crashed into six other vehicles. one of them caught fire. two people in the car are in the hospital with trauma injuries. d.p.s. says up pairment -- impairment is suspected in this crash. >>> a woman was being rammed by another driver and s

and uk prime minister sent her well-wishers saying that the u.s. and the uk will remain close partners. and let's go to john kosich. it is exciting and historic for the nation and for ohio too. >> reporter: no question about it. looking at a 2% clear applicants average of donald trump leading the state of ohio. he took it by eight and a half points that is something that no one saw coming. and the other thing that was historic. he won the state by 354,000 votes. that is something that obama could not do in 2008 or 2012 and clinton could not do in 92 that big was when george w.h. bush one in 1988. trump won pennsylvania and leading in michigan. another interesting number looking at when you see it come into play, and that is something that we've been watching during the course of the morning much this is a popular vote in the united states. and we're looking at only 150,000 vote difference in the entire united states separating donald trump and clinton. he has the margin as far as the electoral college concern quo look at a situation like we had in

good to see you sir and time before the game well wishers and fans in for the shoot. you see a lot of them too coming in for photos. also super bowl team on 21 anniversary. mark griffin among others back in town today. >> guys liver all over the country. kids are grown. we like to see them. people stay in touch. but it's nothing like this. very special. >> i told my wife there's no way i'm going to miss this. >> with what's going on decisiveness and through election and all crap going noncountry to know this group locking arms with them and you have a chance to see their faces again and remembering how great it was to be a part of the washington reds skin organization. >> there you have it familiar faces today. >> that's bigger than like a high school reunion. >> nice honor. good to see some of those guys. >> up next helping veterans with fsd heal we'll take a closer look at program pairing service dogs with vets and providing both with the training they need to work ?? know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. ?? know you can craf

america should limit its role abroad to that of well-wishers, even when the values that america holds dear are being threatened. this issue then becomes part of the debate inside the cabinet in 1823 when they decide to deliver the address we now know as the monroe doctrine. this is the advantage of keeping a diary. the only person whose description we are reading today is atoms. it is clear there is no disagreement that the united states must make a strong statement that no colonies will be permitted to be established in the new world, either in north america or south america. the 50 seat is what shall we say about events that are specifically in europe. and john calhoun, the secretary of war, were eager to speak out against the french. the french had overthrown republican rule in spain. as thelt it was crucial great leader of republicanism to stand up and speak out, as well as this ongoing question about greece's role with turkey. adams sharply disagreed. he said doing that would be seen as a sentence to arms against all europe and exclusively european policy. then describes his purs

it's just-- it's really awe >> stahl: at some point that night and into the next day calls from well-wishers started pouring in. including, mr. trump told us, from both ex-presidents bush. neither of whom supported him in the campaign. >> stahl: what did the bushes say when they called you? >> trump: well, it was very interesting. i got a call from father bush, who is a wonderful man. and he just said, "congratulations. it was an amazing campaign." and then i got a call from george and he said, it was great." and, you know, look, it's-- it's a tough situation. i went to war with jeb. and jeb's a nice guy, but it was a nasty campaign. it was a nasty campaign. and, i mean, i'm disappointed in one thing. he signed a pledge and i don't know how you sign a pledge and then you don't honor it. it was a rough primary. it's a rough primary. although i think the general was probably just as tough. probably as a combination, it was the roughest ever. your father's changed in the campaign. how has he changed? >> ivanka trump: i think it's impossible to go through this journey and not change for the bett

reportedly speaking with staffers and no doubt answering calls and well-wishes from lots of friends, well-wishers and gop supporters. trump is now the nation's oldest elected president. he'll make his first visit to the white house to visit with president obama and what makes this country so great. peaceful transition of power. president obama said earlier in the rose garden he's, quote, rooting for donald trump's success in uniting and leading the country. that speech followed hillary clinton's concession speech in new york city. the former secretary of state calling the loss in the race for the white house painful but telling all of her supporters and followers, we owe donald trump an open mind and a chance to lead. so how will donald trump lead? former governor he's a democrat and republican judd gregg of new hampshire here on how the so-called experts got the prediction and donald trump will hold the controversial campaign promises. among them, to build the wall at the border of mexico. we have former ambassador to mexico to iraq and to the united nations john negroponte. he's here whether th

>> reporter: that's the vice president joe biden accepting the cheers of a group of well wishers today two days after he turned 74. biden told the crowd that even though his term as vice president is near an end he's going to stay involved. >> all right. still to come. it is a battle for leadership. >> god bless him for his enthusiasm, but we're ready to move on. >> nancy pelosi's efforts to stay in charge of democrats in the house, we'll tell what you she's proposing. >> i'm spencer christian. we're now looking what the will be a colorful sunset, but we may have a rainy sunrise. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> and checking your traffic right now, it is looking really bad right here through the mcarthur maze. on the right-hand side that's your 80 pdb traffic and peeling off to the right and perhaps going into san francisco and moving a little better than the eastbound traffic on the left-hand side. cars coming towards i know every bench, every tree, every squirrel -- -hey, what's up, andy. -andy: hey! same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i

trump tower were kept busy as a stream of transition members, possible administration picks, and well-wishers went up and down greeting president-elect donald trump. today, he plans to meet with a group that includes former secretary of state henry haley and the current director of the nsa. cbs news has also learned that trump has five front-runners for key positions in the trump white house. former director of the defense intelligence agency, mike flynn is the favorite for national security adviser. flynn was loyal to trump throughout the campaign and claims that he was fired from his former post at the dia for strong views against radical islam. senator jeff sessions of baum loyal trump supporter is believed to be a favorite for attorney attorney general. sessions was the only nonfamily noncampaign member in hour-long meeting yesterday on supreme court nominees. >> you don't form a federal government overnight. >> reporter: the transition team continues to push back on stories of inner turmoil. >> president obama didn't have his entire cabinet formed within the first week. we make sure we g

i asked her as she came out and greeted well-wishers whether she was nervous. take a list ton her response. >> i'm just so happy. >> reporter: a short time later, she was also also asked felt like to cast a ballot for herself. i'll read what she said. she said it's the most humbling feeling because i know how much responsibility goes with this. and so many people counting on the outcome of this election what it means for this country. and i'll do the very best if i'm fortunate enough to win today. charlie. >> thank you, nancy. >> it has to be a feeling. >> i like what you said, charlie, today to be the day if you find out that your dream that you wanted for a very long time comes true. wasn't 2008 to come back. >> we're going to have the either the first woman president of our country. or a billionaire businessman who is not a politician. who rode a strong wave of change and political disgust who was outside of his own party. trying to reshape his own party. there's a lot at stake. this is incredibly historic. >> and also the former first lady. >> too. >> husba

officially scheduled but doesn't mean he won't pop out of trump tower and say hello to onlookers and well wishers after being elected president last night. what a sight at hilton hotel, 3:00 gave victory speech that midtown manhattan and he said he would be the president for all americans after swooping to victory and historic upset and, of course, no previous political experience and defied the predictions and one key battle ground state to capture the white house. that was the key, swing states. he broke through the democrats blue wall and ran table on electoral map and making history in florida and north carolina and broke his way early on and then ohio and then two key wisconsin, pennsylvania and also michigan as he won the white house. here is now -- here now is donald trump in his victory speech. >> work on movement is really now just beginning. we have a great economic plan. we will double our growth and have the strongest economy anywhere in the world. at the same time we will get willing to get along with us. we will be. we will have great relationships. we expect to have great great rel

on the other hand, as adam said in his 4th of july speech, you're the well-wisher to all who want democracy and the tension between how much we should intervene to help other democratic forces in the world has really been there since the beginning. and it's very much the animating force for what we do during world war ii, world war i and ii, and the unique growing place since 1945 that you've identified earlier. how do you -- if you -- when you go to nebraska, when you speak to constituents, and they ask you about america's place in the world and what our mission if we have one is, how do you describe it? how do you -- how do you talk to them about it? what do you find when you go there when you talk to constituents and what ought those of us who both believe in exceptional america and an america that is engaged in leading in the world, what work do we have to do in the wake of this last electoral cycle? >> great question. and let's start and i certainly do when i engage and listen to nebraskans and wrestle through the questions with them, let's start by rejecting silly false choices. so th

. >> reporter: paul penzone is talking to well-wishers. i have to ask, has sheriff arpaio called you to concede? >> we haven't spoken but i've been busy. i have no idea to be honest. >> so you are not waiting for him to call? >> these people have worked hard and i have a job to do. we have to be strong bond -- on issues that affect our safety. we're going to enjoy the opportunity to start new and become an innovative law- enforcement agency. >> reporter: did you ever see this day coming? you worked really hard in 2012. did you see this day coming? >> 2012, we felt like it was the longshot. it would have taken a miracle to do it. this time around, it felt different. the energy was much different. we knew we had worked to do and we had to earn it but that it was possible. >> -->> reporter: what made you succeed? how did you win this time? >> there is so many factors involved, everything from what we were disappointed in from the incumbent to the direction we wanted to go and we just had a chance to speak with people and share who i stand for