to the young people. [ applause ] like 13-year-old ann riddle from mayfield, ohio who had been saving for two years to go to disney world, and decided instead to use the money to travel to pennsylvania with her mom and volunteer as well. to the veterans and childhood friends and to new yorkers and arkansasians. who traveled across the country telling anyone who would listen, why you supported me. and to all those women in their 80s and their 90s born before women could vote, who cast their votes for our campaign. i have told you before about florence stein of north dakota, 88 years old and insisted that her daughter bring a absentee ballot to her hospice bed side, and they put an american flag behind her bed and helped her fill it out. she passed away and under state law, her ballot did not count but her daughter said, my dad is a tough cow boy, and was not happy when he found her vote was not counted. he had not voted in 20 years, but he voted in place of my mom. [ applause ] so, to all those who voted for me and to whom i pledged by mosd the progress we seek is unyielding. you have

ann, lester and al. let me toss this into the pot. a japanese researchers, they have discussed cloning the woolly mammoth. so riddle me this, batman -- >> ooh! >> it's from cloning. i'm convinced! >> just after this was taken he tripped on the loch ness monster. >> you can tell it's a fish. look close up. there's a separation. >> road trip! >> yay! let's go to siberia, ladies and gentlemen. i don't think so. let's let somebody else check it out. meantime a check of the weather. >> we have our own bit of siberia coming. finally getting some winter. lake effect snows for the great lakes. arctic air pushing in from canada. by tonight we are going to have the front push through. these low pressure systems will be developing, strengthening, former and frigid air slides south -- my grandmother had a frigidaire. that air will set up. we are talking generally three to four inches of snow. locally, 12 inches in northern indiana and heavier amounts in northern new england. for the most part, we are looking at one to three, maybe two to four inches of snow through tomorrow into tomorrow night. >> good morning. we expect some