and look, we're behind the president and i want to thank dusty johnson for working to make us unified, to go together to deliver for the american people with mr. trump as the president. and with that, dusty? dusty: i want to thank speaker johnson to make sure to connect people to move the ball down the road. and dr. harris said we have to cut a deal and come together. unity is important. we sat down and began to negotiate and spent an hour together and made good progress and understood, we had an opportunity to set in motion to vacate at a higher than number one and that motion to vacate will be set at number nine and in turn getting rid of amendments that probably would have divided this conference. andy did a good job of explaining to main street leadership why those amendments would have divided the republican conference. so where are we at today? we're just as dr. harris said. because of this agreement, we're in a better position to move forward the republican agenda, to make sure that speaker johnson, south dakota senate leader jonathan and our president donald trump go forward a

and look, we're behind the president and i want to thank dusty johnson for working to make us unified, to go together to deliver for the american people with mr. trump as the president. and with that, dusty? dusty: i want to thank speaker johnson to make sure to connect people to move the ball down the road. and dr. harris said we have to cut a deal and come together. unity is important. we sat down and began to negotiate and spent an hour together and made good progress and understood, we had an opportunity to set in motion to vacate at a higher than number one and that motion to vacate will be set at number nine and in turn getting rid of amendments that probably would have divided this conference. andy did a good job of explaining to main street leadership why those amendments would have divided the republican conference. so where are we at today? we're just as dr. harris said. because of this agreement, we're in a better position to move forward the republican agenda, to make sure that speaker johnson, south dakota senate leader jonathan and our president donald trump go forward a

and look, we're behind the president and i want to thank dusty johnson for working to make us unifiedto go together to deliver for the american people with mr. trump as the president. and with that, dusty? dusty: i want to thank speaker johnson to make sure to connect people to move the ball down the road. and dr. harris said we have to cut a deal and come together. unity is important. we sat down and began to negotiate and spent an hour together and made good progress and understood, we had an opportunity to set in motion to vacate at a higher than number one and that motion to vacate will be set at number nine and in turn getting rid of amendments that probably would have divided this conference. andy did a good job of explaining to main street leadership why those amendments would have divided the republican conference. so where are we at today? we're just as dr. harris said. because of this agreement, we're in a better position to move forward the republican agenda, to make sure that speaker johnson, south dakota senate leader jonathan and our president donald trump go forward and

the sculpture speaks about us as a unified country. this monument is about our potential and what we can be. this monument and let's call this monument a soldier journey and remind us that we are all one indivisible, under god. i thank you all. god bless you. tonight we are gathered here to honor and remember. the 4.7 million americans who a century ago entered into a war that would change the world. although this war set the course of american history, there has been no national memorial in the capital. to those brave souls who served in world war one until this moment. ladies and gentlemen, saban, howard and the american expeditionary forces band, introduce you to a soldier's journey. this is a story of what happens to a family and a soldier when he enters into service for his country. the soldier is an allegory for the united states and explains the hero's journey through world war one. at the time the war broke out, america had little interest in joining a conflict, fought nearly 5000 miles away and separated by a vast ocean. americ

. >> and we can use that unifying power of music.or that. >>> coming up morning on "today," inside the game goes behind the scenes with the minnesota vikings and the fun tradition of the touchdown dances that they're known for. and of course our continuing coverage on this final day before the election with team coverage on the ground in pennsylvania, and steve kornacki at the big board. "early today."ng with me for i' donald trump and kamala harris close out the 2024 presidential campaign with a final push

very few if any, so he is going to take that use that as a springboard for policy, unify yes, but maria just another "never trumper" there was no policy, there was no boldness there was no new golden age of optimism innovation job creation, she just was another i'm not trump, people have had enough of that tell us who you are i'm not biden i am not trump she left open that essential question. maria: why we want to see what kamala harris has to say it was huge why not conceded russia floating a reset with rue states i find this incredible after trump wins a landslide russia want a reset trump said he can end the war with ukraine before he gets in office. >> 2016 we said one president one time, to shinzo don't fly here -- we have commuters, vice president he wants to ends wars, he wants to bring peace in israel iran on run again, and he can do that i am not surprised to hear russia say that seeing it in new york around the globally we're getting push back for lack of policy for the socialist tendencies two pillars last night on ballot we don't talk enough about weakness, we want fairs ove

success will bring us together and unify us.look at that meeting he had with joe biden today by the way. could not have been nicer, could not have been friendlier. joe biden was all smiles. use all the way that those two men got along. donald trump was very professional in that meeting. no one understands more so how broken some of these systems are and how they need to be restored and the faith that we as the american people have need to be restored in these systems more so than donald trump. they were all weaponized against him. he doesn't want retribution, he wants success for america and the american people. he wants energy dominance, he wants us to regain our standing on the world stage, he wants to make communities safer and make life better for the american people and he knows that the best way to get his revenge is the way that he has always done it, it's proving his critics wrong. every single time they say donald trump can't do it, he can't get the job done, guess what, he always comes through for the american people.

and also san jose unified school district also never responded. it's tough. so many of us are in this really tough spot for those districts. and then we go to the college level, the university level, what we've seen all last year is those protests. the colleges and universities, some handling the protest properly, some not handling it properly. where do we stand on that? well, so in the wake of those widespread school protests that we saw earlier this year, some universities have actually taken the steps of limiting protesting. so we're talking about banning encampments like some of the ones that you're seeing on the screen that we saw earlier this year, and also restricting access. we're talking about only allowing students and staff on campus. but when it comes to workplaces, raj, we actually heard from pro-israeli and pro-palestinian groups who say that they have seen a spike in complaints from u.s. employees who say they've increasingly been made to feel uncomfortable at work because of their stance on the gaza war, which then sort of lends the question, so how are wor

opportunity to use that global platform to our advantage to kind of make everyone realize that we are the oldest democracy in the world. and how we can actually hopefully be that unifying think, is a great opportunity for all of us. >> reporter: back in iowa, cattle rancher, vander mullin would be thrilled to see that rooted in his own state. >> hopefully people see rural america and farm side of things, the aspect, it's not just concrete buildings and city living. the people are just very humble people in the midwest. >> reporter: the third generation farmer adding, as an avid trump supporter, he's not worried about logistics. >> he can pull off miracles, and it wouldn't surprise me one bit. >> reporter: you think he can do it? >> absolutely, 110%. >>> still to come, this age-old debate. will you be defying rules or the gravity? the stars of wicked on whether you should sing along in theaters. >>> a first look at a new live >>> a first look at a new live action movie i realized i could be successful in a civilian career. we stand by warriors and advocate for their needs going forward. in the hospital, and they're still with me today. through our programs, community an

stuff isn't an extra and doesn't have one that we all one as somebody landers line the election or unify us. it's also a big win for the incumbent president who made sure the polls were held within the time frame. one of the main issues, and this is that the president elect is expected to handle. is this deal between somebody not? and if you, if you have somebody that has technically needs to have use it towards is all sitting here in ocean coast of full naval bays and a port as well. so now that is one of the issues that the presence is expected to. i'm doing what's been happening is that the central government, the seats in the issue is very upset about that agreement. it says that this is an off wrong, all the countries a silvery. right? so it's going to be very interesting to see how the present the elect is going to deal with is still here and how he's going to deal with the central government invitation. catherine story, all just sarah and bacchus on at least 9 people have been killed and 11 injured in a gun battle between security forces and fighters from the lock. shy is land group

us. the sequoia unified high school district is accused of failing to protect jewish students from a hostilews reporter suzanne vaughn has the story. >> my daughter came home from a world history class over a couple of times, crying and crying. >> sam cassell says his daughter, a student at woodside high school, was harassed for being jewish. >> the environment that my children are growing up in is greatly more anti-semitic than when i grew up in the 80s. and that is that's not the that's not the path that america, you know, should be on. >> cassell says there were multiple incidents that he filed numerous complaints about with school staff and administrators, but nothing was

simply now being overshadowed by a past, a latin american past that always told us, even back to simon bolivar, who tried to unify america and then it didn't like, are we are those are those roots just this thumb telling us that it was a myth. this whole time, i'm not sure. okay. so we have 15 minutes. we have a lot of questions. so please keep your questions tight and we are live tv, so i will have to cut it off at at noon. so. yes, sir, please go ahead. i think you and isaac, at one point you said that one reason people voted for trump was due to a deep dissatisfaction. i'm wondering what exactly is dissatisfaction? dissatisfaction in reference to i mean, i understand there's this vast dissatisfaction with garcia economy, but if you look at economic measures, the economy is relatively there's dissatisfaction towards, transgenders and this the woke movement. but these are people that's like a relatively small minority of the population. so not affecting people's lives. your cincinnatus faction towards and yet on some measures is what kind of saves the day and gives us vaccines. so there seems to be like this hug

before kayleigh, to that point it is just a dance but one that represents and to lisa's point the unifier usedbe sports until politics infiltrated the end the great unifier is president-elect policies. >> kayleigh: without a doubt and let me echo the great john yoo with this country would be a disaster dumpster fire if the harvard law faculty around the country said don't even put that nightmare in my mind because i will not be able to sleep tonight. you are exactly right, emily. you are exactly right xes had a headline secret trump voters having a coming-out party and i've been in a ton of new states recently over the last few weeks and what i have seen is a sea of red hats. it is true when trump came within five points of nature as, listen, blue states trump 12 points in new jersey, 11-point new york, nine points illinois and xes said after elections, you see the dollar signs come down here until they said they are going up because people are coming out of the closet and putting their trump's signs in the yard. it is a big deal but the fascinating thing about this election and you will hear

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party and we want you as a voter and i think donald trump, he has always said that success will unify usk that is going to happen during his second term in office. and i think a lot of people are taking another look at the republican party because we are a party for everybody. >> laura: yeah, so, that moment for him in detroit with the pastors, the south bronx, unique, he spent a little bit of time in california. but you see my point, that you all put together a strategy based on the 50 state strategy. it was a national campaign. republicans kept making the mistake of going regional. you went national and i think that completely took the democrats of god. i don't think they were ready for it. and i think you rocked your world because they had more money. three times the money you all have. so you have less money. you had fewer volunteers at one point. and yeah, you have the policies and committed people on the ground to make a difference. that stensby. i got to say, just the organization of it, lower. you have never done anything like this before. what was the one thing you learned from

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future that either goes backwards, is divisive, dark, and angry, or one that is hopeful, unified, inclusive, that gives uss we know to hunter 50 years of patriot to cap the american experiment alive. someday, you are going to be in a rocking chair sitting on the porch rocking away and a little one is going to come home from school. they are going to be studying the 2024 election. they are going to ask you, what did you do when the american experiment was on the line? what did you do when the rule of law was on the line? what did you do when women's reproductive rights and health care was on the line? what did you do to address big problems like gun violence and climate change? you are going to be able to answer every damn thing i could. [cheers and applause] so, folks, this is our time. this is our time. you saw it at the convention. you saw a change. we are not going to stand there and allow them to talk about freedom that takes away our freedoms. we are not going to allow them to take the flag and plaster some guy's face on it. we are not going to allow it to happen. we are not one to let them talk abou

election outcome is quite positive for the digital asset industry in the us, and i think it is both macro and regulatory, unifiedblican control of government of the white house, the senate, the house of representatives, will mean that trump can pass most of his fiscal policy plans including tax cuts, so that might get us a faster growth, high inflation but also a bigger budget deficit, and that sort of thing can rock demand for bitcoin. we can move ahead with innovation and areas like tokenisation, stable coins, decentralised finance, that require clear rules of the road. a positive outcome for the industry, and that is what you see reflected in the price. it is notjust bitcoin, there are other cryptocurrencies that will benefit? doge queen started but it was highly promoted by elon musk. how should arthurs lake that beer viewed by our viewers? you should think _ beer viewed by our viewers? you should think of _ beer viewed by our viewers? 7m. should think of them as cultural artefacts like artwork. pieces of artwork can have value because they are valued by a culture, especially if they are scarce. i encourage

that could unify us. if i run for president that's my platform. brianna, kennedy thank you very much. liz, i've got a platform for president. liz: [laughter] tell kennedy i'm part of the catering the turkey movement. charles: [laughter] liz: that's so much. have a great weekend. charles: see you later. liz: speaking of november, it crept up on us so quietly and now, on this first day of trade for the month, the bulls are making some real noise here. look at where the dow started, and where it is now. we'll show you the intraday. the dow had closed yesterday at 41, 763. it shot up right at the opening bell this morning, crossed 42000 and now stands at 42, 127 for a gain of 363 points. the s&p blasted off like a fire cracker, jumping 67 points at the open right now it's paired some of that and is still up about 33 points to 5,738 while the nasdaq did the same, holding on to more of its gains as we kickoff the final hour of trade. nasdaq is up 156 points or just under 1%. we've got to give a tip of the investor hat to amazon. it is the hottest of the

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it should not be a challenge, it should unify all of us. so it is a test so that we can protect from 11 on from all the looking threats, including the strategy threats. it is not time in order to unify all our that'd be nice all the lebanese and also it is assessed for all the displaced lebanese speakers siphon versus from the colorado for a few months. but those who were displaced should look the look. the has faith in god to the last name is a man. and is it all, sir? the blessings of god. many mosques would have been destroyed, where the name of god is also always praised. those who are already have faith in god will be victorious. and you're, this is a lot a call for all our people in about the load you much where people suffered will follow up almost as usual. this is also called for time would use the low one, you know, sort of whole customer, this city would, you know, that suffered b p a job opportunity. i didn't know if you have to show this is a call for all of those who are in borders. with the policy and get all the villages and

much rhythm at a bar mitzvah republicans have revealed reveled in this culture war crossover the unifier used to be sports until politics infiltrated it, and now, perhaps the great unifier is in fact president-elect trump's. >> trump and his policies. >> now everybody feels an infectious courage because there's no more stigma about being maga. the stigma has moved from maga to anti maga. >> now the cultural left applauded. remember colin kaepernick taking a knee and lectured america on race surely they can find a way to love the trump dance so if you're going hmm, why does that seem so weird well, it might be because you don't have a short memory and you remember when republicans used to revile politics on the playing field >> you don't want politics in sports. you want to keep score of the game, not politics. we have a separation of church and state. let's have a separation of sports and politics. >> they're football players and they're paid to do a job. they're not paid to take stands on social issues, on the field. >> now it's even going to sports where you are suffering. now, if you're no

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use. the pittsburg unified school district is settled.awsuit that accused them of to 9 black students and english learners. >> a proper education. the lawsuit was filed by the aclu and they accuse the school district disproportionately suspending expelling and funneling those students and a special ed classrooms. the district is now agreed to hire 2 independent consultants who will oversee disciplinary practices in special education placement. the california department of education flagged the district in the past. the department found that black students in the pittsburgh school district were more likely to be identified as having an emotional disability or other health impairments. the district says that they've been working to address those issues before the lawsuit was filed. >> the spain, new costco will open in pleasanton the day before thanksgiving. the store will open november 27th on johnson drive near the stoneridge shopping center. the grand opening will start at 09:00am. we'll be up until 8.30, night. you better believe they'l

us. the sequoia unified high school district is accused of failing to protect jewish students from a hostile environment on campus. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne vaughn has the story. >> my daughter came home from a world history class over a couple of times, crying and crying. >> sam cassell says his daughter, a student at woodside high school, was harassed for being jewish. >> the environment that my children are growing up in is greatly more anti-semitic than when i grew up in the 80s. and that is that's not the that's not the path that america, you know, should be on. >> cassell says there were multiple incidents that he filed numerous complaints about with school staff and administrators, but nothing was ever done. his attorneys have now filed a lawsuit against sequoia union high school district. the lawsuit is on behalf of half a dozen jewish students at woodside high school in redwood city, and menlo-atherton high school in san mateo. the suit claims the district failed to address an alarming surge of anti-semitism within its schools that created a hostile learning environment fo

cause sufficient. connection doesn't have one when we all one as somebody lenders the election, we unify us. it's also a big win for the company president who made sure the polls were held within the time frame. one of the main issues, and this is that the president elect is expected to handle, is this deal between somebody not an issue of somebody that has technically to have use it towards his all sitting here in ocean coast for naval days and a port as well. so now that is one of the issues that the presence is expected to. i'm doing what's been happening is that the central government, the seats in the issue is very upset about that agreement. it says that this is an off road all the countries a silvery. right. so it's going to be very interesting to see how the present the elect is going to deal with is still here and how he's going to deal with the central government invitation. kathy solely all sarah has been international condemnation that the jailing of 45 pro democracy figures in hong kong, the high court handed down sentences of up to 10 years. and the biggest case of its kind si

stuff isn't an extra and doesn't have one when we all want somebody landers, like the election or unify us. it's also a big win for the can incumbent president who made sure the polls were held within the time frame. one of the main issues is that the president elect is expected to handle is this deal between somebody lined and issue of somebody line has technically to have uh use it towards is all sitting here in ocean coast for naval bays and a port as well. so now that is one of the issues that the presence is expected to. i'm doing what's been happening is that the central government, the seats in the issue is very upset about that agreement. it says that this is, i'm off all the countries a silvery. all right, so it's good to be very interesting to see how the present the elect is going to do is still here and how he's going to deal with the central government invitation cast. recently, all the sarah police in georgia have followed to his demonstrators protesting against last month's disputed election result. the opposition says upon them entry balls were raped by the governing party,

coming together for a common belief of the greater good, is what we all have amongst us as americans. >> a unifying message at a time of division in our country. in washington, rebecca castor, fox news. >> yeah, an important message for all of us today. all right. goodwill is reminding shoppers that it offers a weekly discount to active duty service members and veterans. the 20% discount happens every thursday at goodwill stores. seniors are also in line for 20% off. seniors and military are asked to bring their id. the discount is available at all bay area goodwill stores. turning now to bay area weather and giving you a live look. now. conditions across the south bay looking out towards milpitas. it looks as though the rain has stopped here. let's find out more about the rainfall with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. bill, thanks. >> i was just looking at that live camera again. that's beautiful with the really nice clouds. maybe you guys can pop that back in. sorry. i just first time i'd seen that, but a different live camera, but still. there you go. yeah. that's weird. i just got that. yo

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as we prepare for this unified government, these unique opportunity the american people have given us, one thing the american people can rest assured in knowing is that president trump and this republican majority are already planning to go to work for them on day one in january to start fixing those problems. we have an agenda we have been planning for the first 100 days to lower food costs, lower energy costs, secure america's border, get this economy moving again so those families who been struggling can finally get back on their feet and finally have savings in their pockets so they can send their kids to college and got a family vacation, so they can have more take-home pay. that is an agenda we've been working on with president trump for months. we did not wait until the day after the election to start planning this. this shows the relentless focus of donald trump. he knew that if he won the election this would be his last opportunity to serve as president and there will not be a minute to waste. you can see his resolve already and how quickly he is making smart picks. i know he

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