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there is talk about where people get their news and students at pitt have great services where we getood news. host: when it comes to the university itself, what is it doing to help students on election day, how involved are they? guest: there have been people tabling every day outside the university trying to register people to vote. there are polling places on campus and across the street from the student union. our chancellor is in touch and sends us emails on the days leading up to election day. there are a lot of people who think election day should be a federal holiday and their work should be canceled. another reason people said they would not be voting, they have had trouble in the past and it is tough to get to the polls. looking forre you on election day as editor and chief? guest: looking for how many people will vote and how many issues -- and what issues are bring them. for the people who vote, what is important? i think we will see a swell in participation in pittsburgh next week considering the president was here on tuesday and a lot of people were against the president

there is talk about where people get their news and students at pitt have great services where we getd news. host: when it comes to the university itself, what is it doing to help students on election day, how involved are they? guest: there have been people tabling every day outside the university trying to register people to vote. there are polling places on campus and across the street from the student union. our chancellor is in touch and sends us emails on the days leading up to election day. there are a lot of people who think election day should be a federal holiday and their work should be canceled. another reason people said they would not be voting, they have had trouble in the past and it is tough to get to the polls. looking forre you on election day as editor and chief? guest: looking for how many people will vote and how many issues -- and what issues are bring them. for the people who vote, what is important? i think we will see a swell in participation in pittsburgh next week considering the president was here on tuesday and a lot of people were against the president.

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new beginning. >>> "nightline" continues with byron pitts. >> big game hunters from across the country go for pursuitc kills in texas. they say a portion helps fund conservation efforts. but others nearby argue there's a better way. here is abc's gloria riviera. >> it's a breathtaking scene seemingly straight out of africa. majestic, exotic animals, some even endangered, appearing to be at peace. but this isn't africa, it's texas. >> i drove in and the first thing i saw was this amazing beautiful giraffe. >> a lot of people just enjoy coming out and seeing the animals. >> they're pretty tame. >> jason runs the ox ranch a sprawling high fenced 18,000 acre preserve that is home to about 60 different species of animals. most of which are exotics, animals that are not native to o the ox ranch to admire its animal others come to hunt them. >> how does it work here? >> if you want to hunt, each animal has a price associated with it. and the price is kind of determined by supply and demand. >> that price tag can be extravagant. an emu, one of the least expensive animals will cost 1,000 dollars to hunt. a ga

pitts. >> they're tone deaf. >> the issue of domestic violence is so serious. >> you could assault somebody and the nfl will let you in. >> a newational outcry ricochetting over the washington redskins' decision to sign linebacker reuben foster after was cut by the san francisco 49ers following his second domestic violence arrest. >> we decided to make the move, and we'll deal with the outcry. >> the washington franchise was the only nfl team interested in foster, and now their controversial move has the team's head coach, jay g n,de >> we want to let the process play out and see what happens and get to the bottom of it and, you know, there's no guarantee he's ever going to play here. >> basically what you're doing here, you're taking a high risk chance. >> washington super bowl winning former quarterback and now senior vice president doug williams saying in a radio interview today the redskins front office was united in their decision. >> the high risk was the beatdown, the beat-up we're going to take from a pr. we are hoping that things come out and it wasn't the way that everything has been perceived. we don't know that. >>

new york city behind the scenes at the freezing thanksgiving day parade. >> how the historic chill could shut down one of the parade's biggest traditions. >>> then welcome to brad pitt'sackyard playground. >> we want to make it a family affair, the kids running in and out. >> from a bouncy castle to a tree house to a full skate park. how he's prepping for more time with the kids just before his new bitter custody battle with angelina. >>> plus, a shocking "a" list split. the hollywood couple breaking up after 21 years of marriage. >>> then -- ♪ dance dance dance >> katy, taylor, gaga, jlo, beyonce. they're all rich, but whose made the most this year? >>> and before taking over the box office, the stars of "ralph breaks the internet" are blowing our minds. >> i get all minus from twitter and "entertainment tonight" obviously. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello welcome to new york city the site of the 92nd annual thanksgiving day parade. winter's not coming. it's here. tomorrow's parade could be the coldest in its history. >> we're so excited to host the parade for cbs. temperatures will be in the 20s with the windchill in single digits. >> the world famous

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new siblings celebrated their birthdays together for the very first time. >>> next the parents of matthew shepherd on his legacy and their continuing struggle in the battle for lgbtq rights. >>> "nightline" continues with byron pittsis year marks the 20th anniversary of matthew shepard's death. his horrifying murder shocked the national conscience. a watershed moment in gay rights history and turns his parents into accidental activists. when juju chang met them in wyoming to discuss their continuing battle to make something decent emerge from this unspeakable crime. >> you said i'm angrier now in some ways. >> i thought we were making progress. after the election, i'm so mad we are rexwresing. here we are again. >> matt shepard savagely beaten last week in wyoming died this morning. >> reporter: it's been 20 years hins sis murder become synonym mus with homophobic hate. his parents dennis and judy have turned their family's tragedy into a legacy of hope. but their fight for lgbtq rights is far from over. they point to a recent uptick in hate crimes underscoring what they say is a resurgence of bigotry. >> if you're not a straight white christian man in this country today, i'm worried about you. >> reporter: her so

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pitts. >> she's one of the most recognizable super models in the world, but it took some time for gisele to recognize some difficult parts about herself. she struggled with anxiety and panic attacks. and her newils how she course corrected on a path to what she says is now a meaningful life. she sat down with our robin roberts. >> gisele is a force to be reckoned with, one half of world's most famous power couple and the a. hemy -- he. i -- epitomy of glamour. but the gisele we know, the beautiful fashionista she says did did not always exist. we joined her in her home in boston where she discussed her candid new book, lessons. >> you never thought about being a model, but it was a wonderful opportunity and you took every opportunity. >> i was 14 years old. so while thinking ways very grown up at 14 years old, i was like of course i'm going move out of my parents house and make a living for myself, i'm already 14, i'm so old. i was 5'10" at 14 and i was so awkward and everyone was already making fun of me. and it was a surprise to me when someone looked at me in the mall and they're like, hey, do you want to be a model? i'm like, mom. like felt really early if i was me, gisele and this was gi

there is talk about where people get their news and students at pitt have great services where we get good news. host: when it comes to the university itself, what is it doing to help students on election day, how involved are they? guest: there have been people tabling every day outside the university trying to register people to vote. there are polling places on campus and across the street from the student union. our chancellor is in touch and sends us emails on the days leading up to election day. there are a lot of people who think election day should be a federal holiday and their work should be canceled. another reason people said they would not be voting, they have had trouble in the past and it is tough to get to the polls. looking forre you on election day as editor and chief? guest: looking for how many people will vote and how many issues -- and what issues are bring them. for the people who vote, what is important? i think we will see a swell in participation in pittsburgh next week considering the president was here on tuesday and a lot of people were against the preside

joining us as christian snyder with pitt news at the university of pittsburgh, their editor-in-chief. what is the level of engagement on campus? guest: a busy week in pittsburgh and people are feeling energized , people ready to go to the polls. a lot of active students in pittsburgh, in