the only difference between los angeles and de d.c. is los angeles believe they have power. >> rose: de d.c. has power, l.a. just believes they have power. >> yes. >> rose: whatever we're saying about culture and tim print we have on culture, in the end it's not political power. >> and in the end it's not real cultural influence, even. it's a story we tell ourselves about the right necessary of our position. but it is argument, and it's not without weight, but it is not with so much weight. i believe that culture played a good role in marriage equality. i think it brought a story out that had been so much of what occurs with inequality is ignorance and i don't mean that in a malevolent way. i mean that in a way that i have no experience with this. i don't know what that is. so exposure can be positive. though generally in an entertainment sense, exposure is -- >> rose: but do you think people came as guests because of the numbers you had, wanted to reach the audiences you had, or because they enjoyed it and it gave them a sense of bein

a la comunidad, que todo esta bien solo tenemos una elecciÓn, no hemos tenido ninguna orden de washington d.car el bienestar de los habitantes de la naciÓn, eso es lo que estÁn buscando. el objetivo que tienen en comÚn, es nuestro bienestar. beatriz: en la reuniÓn se conectaron con otro evento en la capital del paÍs, con el mismo fin, caminar juntos hacia el futuro. el organizador del evento nos dijo que estÁn planeando tener mÁs reuniones como esta, en el prÓximo futuro. regreso a los estudios. ramÓn: vamos a hablar de otras cosas. cerca de sacramento, en el departamento del alguacil, estÁ de luto luego de que esta maÑana uno de sus agentes perdieron la vida. david: se trata de una irreparable pÉrdida para el condado de estanislao. >> una vez mÁs hemos perdido un miembro de nuestra familia. tambiÉn: el oficial con 20 aÑos con experiencia, muriÓ esta maÑana. asegurÓ el jefe del alguacil del condado de estanislao. sobre el detalle de este hecho se informÓ que el oficial, daba persecuciÓn a un vehÍculo sospechoso minutos despuÉs sus compaÑeros lo encontraron con dos disparos en la cabeza. el of

. >> cientos de estudiantes de washington d.c. en que no me respeta a mi? >> paul ryan, fue nombrado nuevamente y asegurÓ que ayudar al Éxito de trump. >> creo que sea parado de frente en momentos difÍciles a nivel nacional. >> algunos de los nuevos congresistas demÓcratas saben que deberÁn negociar con los republicanos. >> creo que mÁs que nada debemos estar viendo cÓmo vamos a trabajar con los republicanos. terreno comÚn para poder mover nuestra regiÓn. >> yo siento que este paÍs estÁ mÁs dividido, de lo que ha estado en el pasado. yo creo que la gente de estados unidos, quiere que lleguemos a resolver las pruebas que existen ahora. >> tras el resultado de la elecciÓn, muchos demócratas afirman que necesitan evaluar. >> creo que no debemos reaccionar de una manera abrupta, debemos de evaluar primero que fue lo que sucediÓ, el pasado martes, el dÍa de las elecciones. evaluar dÓnde fue que hicimos, que fue lo que no hicimos. >> demÓcratas tienen motivos para estar intranquilos la elecciÓn de nancy estÁ en tela de jucio. ha sido pos

leÓn: luego del triunfo de donald trump, dentro del capitolio en donde se el residente de la -- en washington d.cmover nuestra regiÓn y nuestro paÍs hace adelante. leÓn: por el momento hay intranquilidad entre los demÓcratas, porque la reeleccion de su lÍder todavia estÁ en tela de juicio. ♪ ♪ locutor: contacto deportivo. presentador: feliz sÚper martes camino a rusia 2018. en el atahualpa y en su ofensiva, acabo la vino tinto que quedo en Última posiciÓn. nos metemos en la intercepciÓn de la avenida 6 de diciembre y avenida naciones unidas, donde estÁ ubicado el olÍmpico de atahualpa. de cabeza arturo facturaba, a venezuela se le venÍa un volcÁn ibarra. buscaron, golearon y ganaron, tres -0 el marcador final. pase filtrado para el nacidas atracos de l -- nacido en santz de la sierra. ganÓ bolivia 1-0 y sigue soÑando. en otros resultados, chile, ganÓ a uruguay. argentina con un gran juego de lionel messi, anotando un seÑor con de tiro libre, venciÓ a colombia. juega en este momento perÚ y brasil. brasil seguirÁ de lÍder, quedÓ con 23 uruguay, ecuador y chile pasaron a veinte. argentina pasÓ apues

. >> reporter: in minneapolis, crews racing to de-ice at d.c.'s reagan airport, lines as far as the eye can see. police directing traffic outside boston's logan airport. >> this is crazy. i've never seen it like this before. >> reporter: air travel demand so high, airlines adding 74,000 seat as day, just to keep up. amtrak trains packed with holiday passengers, too. philadelphia's station seeing its busiest day yet this year. but the most popular mode of transportation to get to that turkey? the roads. an expected 43.5 million of us drivers on the lookout for more icy and wet conditions, already blamed for spinouts across colorado and kansas. so many motorists getting on the road at once, complete gridlock seen from the sky in l.a. and with the busiest travel day, sunday, still yet to come. and byron, here at o'hare, and at airports across the country, the tsa has added 1,400 agents and made many part time agents full time, hoping to alleviate >>> let's go right now to meteorologist rob marciano along the west side highway tonight, tracking the s

de donald trump. contactamos a pablo gato washington d.c. para que nos hable de las acciones de la casa blanca. sido una montaÑa rusa emocional para los partidarios de trump como para los detractores. esto se nota en la rapidez con la que varios lÍderes han intentado calmar al paÍs el presidente obama y el vicepresidente salieron en la casa blanca para dar dos mensajes bÁsicamente. el primero de tranquilidad al paÍs en los mercados internacionales que recordemos que empezaron mal, a la baja y poco a poco se han ido organizando la situaciÓn. y por otro lado un mensaje de uniÓn, esta campaÑa tan dura y agresiva quedado atrÁs y, por tanto, es momento de unirse para seguir adelante. >> tuve la oportunidad de hablar con el presidente electo trump anoche las 3:30 de la madrugada para felicitarlo por ganar las elecciones y pude invitarlo a que viniese la casa blanca maÑana. le he pedido a mi equipo que siga el ejemplo que sentÓ al presidente bush hace ocho aÑos para asegurarnos una transiciÓn exitosa por el presidente electo. pablo: tanto el presidente obama como el vicepresidente viden como el portav

wilson aceptÓ el resto de presidente de las escuelas pÚblicas en washington d.c. eo se refiriÓ a sus planes comerciales, ambientales, de seguridad nacional y de empleo. fernando: presidente electo donald trump dijo que rechazaba actos racistas de algunos activistas supremacistas blancos, luego de reunirse martes con editores de the new york times, el lunes dÍa conocer algunas de las que serÍan sus primeras Órdenes ejecutivas. voy a ordenar al departamento de trabajo que investiguen todos los abbisos de programas de visasque perjudican a los trabajadores estadounidenses. organizaciones hispanas estÁn preocupadas para de que el futuro gobierno utilicen las reglas que existen hoy para aumentar las exportaciones. >> quieren utilizar las reglas para aumentar la deportaciÓn. si no tienen el dinero para deportar a 2 millones, serÍa muy caro. estÁn viendo los mecanismos que pueden usar dentro del sistema existente para asegurar que se facilite la deportaciÓn. fernando: trump tambiÉn prometiÓ que terminarÁ con regulaciones para asÍ crear millones de empleos en la industria

pence de the rounds in d.c., a steady stream of cabinet hopefuls were coming and goiroling governor n, who is rumored to be in the running for secretary of state, despite once calling m trump begun floating a number of former detractors for top r, including texas senator ted cruz and even form ger.p. ninee mitt romney. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> reporter: whose low opinion of mr. trump during the campaign was more than reciprocated. >> i don't like romney. i don't like him. he thinks he's hot stuff. i hate people that think they're hot stuff and they're nothing. okay. nothing. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the two will sit down on saturday. trump loyalist and alabama senator jeff sessions. >> well, i think it's goo that the preside-elect is meeting with people like mr. romney. he's meeting with a lot of talented people. >> reporter: and it would be tough to fill the top ranks of government without tapping at least some former critics. one trump ally took himself out of the running for a cabinet position today, scott. newt gingrich said he wants to be free to plan stra

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d.c. was a very, very seg gated city. the humiliations of racial des cripple nation in d.c. were kind of best summed up in this photograph. this is gordon parks' "american gothic." have any of you seen this before? today gordon parks is probably one of the best known photographers of the 20th century. he's also known for directing "shaft." but at the time this photo was taken in 1942, he was just another african-american employee, resident of washington, d.c., who was forced to deal with the humiliations of discrimination. his first day in the city i think he got thrown out of three or four different establishments. he had been hired by the farm security administration to work as a photographer, but when he would try to go take photos, he kept getting thrown out because he was running afoul of all these segregation laws. at the end of the day he spent the evening sitting in the office sharing stories with a woman, ella watson. she was a janitor in the farm security office. parks became so moved by her story which was full of tragedy and discrimination and poverty, that he as

algunos estados y es que tras una peticin de una candidata presidencial se podra llevar a cabo un recuento donde gan donald trump. roll open ---desde washington d.cdy serrano nos amplia. take randy lot :01 :27 :50 1:26 a pesar de haber ganado la elección hace poco más de tres semanas donald trump está alegando que hubo fraude electoral el ocho de noviembre. en una serie de mensajes en twitter el republicano dijo que había ganado el voto popular si se deducían las millones de personas que votaron ilegalmente en estados como virginia, new hampshire y california. es una acusación sería de un presidente electo, dice este analista, especialmente sin tener evidencia. s/federico de jesús, analista "se han hecho estudios sobre el supuesto fraude electoral y se demuestra que menos de 0.1 porciento de casos existen en estados unidos de fraude. estamos hablando de quizás treinta personas por equivocación o por malicia fueron a votar y no se suponía que lo hicieran". las declaraciones de trump se dan un día antes de que autoridades electorales en wisconsin hablaran sobre la posibilidad de un recuento. s/ross hein, supervisor de elecciones de wisconsin (nat u

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romney he is meeting with general james mattis under consideration for secretary of de michele rea, she's the former d.c. schools chief under consideration for the department of education, paula. >> all right. but what a moment there on broadway last night. david, thank you. >>> trump is facing fierce criticism after announcing his choices for attorney general and national security adviser, not to mention his chief strategist steve bannon who opened up in an explosive new interview about his vision for the future of america, and abc's gloria rivera is here with the backlash that team trump is already feeling. gloria, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, election and speculation on who will fill out president-elect trump's administration continues to run rampant. his picks for those top three posts and that magazine interview prompting new backlash. this morning president-elect trump's supporters are defending his picks for key positions. three of them under fire for a history of racially charged comments. >> jeff sessions is one of the stalwart conservatives in the senate. he's also been a loyal all

de salud. janet rodrÍguez nos actualiza en vivo desde washington d.c. janet: muy buenos dÍas, satcha. siÓn negativa, oscura, enferma y divisiva de las personas que apoyan a donald trump. es tiempo para que digamos no. no iremos hacia atrÁs. vamos hacia adelante. donald trump: ustedes saben, de alguna manera creo que obamacare no es el mayor problema que enfrenta clinton. ella quiere culpar a todos por sus problemas legales, pero ella realmente no tiene a nadie mÁs a quien culpar que a sÍ misma. janet: y a los problemas legales, donald trump se refiere a los correos electrÓnicos por parte del fbi. esperamos que en los prÓximos dÍas donald trump retome y siga hablando de este tema, criticando a su contrincante hillary clinton. satcha: janet, antes de despedirnos, cuÉntanos sobre la mÁs reciente encuesta, y cÓmo sale cada aspirante. janet: pues esta maÑana, en el sondeo diario de la cadena abc y el washington post, ambos candidatos estÁn empatados. es un sondeo que hace apenas semana y media tenÍa a hillary clinton a 12 puntos por encima. hoy estÁn empatados en 47%, y ambos candidatos par

de la eleccin. roll open ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington, d.c. venir en la contnda tras anunar que suagencia analizará miles de correos electrónicos poblementrelacionas a otra investigación sobre hillary clinton.así lo asegu el senadordemócrata harry id quien en una carta el domgo acusó a james comey de posiblemente haber viado la ley y favorecer a un partidsobre otro al querer investigar los correos. (nat clint) haciendo campaÑa enel estado decisivo de ohio el lunes inton recalc e aqu no haba un caso que vestir. s/federico de jesus, analista democrata "en realidad no está diciendo nada. pero ha vantado una tormenta política donde francamente no vemos evidencia de que haya algo nuevo". se tratan de comunicaciones halladas en la computadora delesposo de una de las asesoras de cltonanthony weery que sdescubrieron mientras lo investigaban porsupuestamee haber manda textos inapropiados una menor de edad. s/randy serno según una encuesta del diario washgton post más d sesenta por ciento de losestadounidenses dicen que a estas alturala controveia no afe

and iten includes ellen de again res, robert deniro, b ross. >> you're welcome to come to the loft on good day d.c. >> they could call in don't that be fine. >> yes, this could tweet us. >> we're not too picky. >> we are not. >> if they come they better wear a big jacket. >> if diana ross calls i'll buy you and you lunch. >> what about kareem. >> something about diana. >> yes something with diana. lookly to do it. >> i like the thanksgiving sweater gar bear. >> it's screamly sxen service i know that i probably got it deep discount from gimbles. >> is it a real store. >> not in my world. >> never heard of it. >> highlighted with the goldbergs, it's a sitcom. >> somebody has a lot of time to watch tv. let's talk warm, gar. >> dvr is is are >> 1 degrees, real deal temperature. not factoring in wind. fredericksburg. mannasas 25 and up to the north it's still cold. tem sturz around freezing. whipped up a little bit. so ironically enough it actually feels in some spots colder north an west with wind than what it does without the wind and those extremely cold temperatures down to the south and south west

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d.c. la ex primera dama volviÓ al ojo pÚblico esta noche para ser agasajada. pero fueron sentimientos encontrados. "sÉ que muchos estÁn decepcionados por resultado deciales, y crÉanme que yo también lo estoy". a pesar de su sonrisa, lucÍa agotada. hay quienes dirÍan que lucÍa afectada por su derrota. "de bob confesar que asistir a la ceremonia esta noche no ha sido fÁcil. en estos Últimos dÍas he querido agarrarlo libre quedarme encerrada en la casa, pero lo mÁs importante es saber cÓmo levantarse despuÉs de no darse por vencido. su compromiso de ayudar a los niÑos naciÓ aÑos atrÁs. en la dÉcada de los 70 trabajÓ en una organizaciÓn,, justo despuÉs de su graduaciÓn. durante su discurso, felicitÓ a los niÑos que han sobrepasado obstÁculos para su que basar sus metas, e instÓ a los asistentes a seguir luchando por el bienestar de los niÑos, y una comunidad de donde las minorÍas no se sientan amenazadas. "les pido que continÚen involucrados, estados unidos necesita su talento y su ambiciÓn". reportera:, ya escucharon, el mensaje principal fue en no se den por vencidos. quisiera destacar que la fundadora dijo que ella ganÓ el voto popular. arantxa: don

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airports in minneapolis rationed to de-ice planes and clear snow from the runways, long lines wrapped around the airports from denver, to chicago to washington, d.c>> crazy everybody is trying to rush around. >> a true traffic nightmare for holiday travellers in los angeles. look at that traffic, an aerial view shows a sea of red and white in a stand still that stretched for miles. >>> security was tight at the annual macy's day parade that kicked off in manhattan. police stepped up patrols in light of resenthreats. >> to be clear officials said all along there were no credible threats targeting this parade but because of an uptick in terror attacks around the world. security here was tighter than ever. a thanksgiving tradition in the big apple kicked off this year with security getting a big bump. we have cops and spectators out there and everybody is having a good time. we keep people safe. >> to protect the 3.5 million people expected at the macy's day parade. the nypd ready with offices and bomb sniffing dogs and even rooftop snipers. and blocked off cross streets with 80 sand trucks and blocker cars. it's important that the vehicles are ther

d.c. thatha featured temperatures as you can see here they're close to average at 63 degrees.3 de a little breezy this morning.s o that breeze has died down andown if you are thinking aboutnking t heading out this evening it thit looks like it's going to be it' very pleasant.tovery pasan at 7 o'clock your temperature about 56 degrees under clearnder skies. by 9 o'clock 53.'cck 5 been 11 o'clock, 51. tomorrow is veterans day.ay. we salute a thank you so much from the mh bottom of our hearts and we're e going deliver you a very niceli dayoy. watch for the breezes to pick up late on your friday though to then leads us into the weekend o which will feel like a changel e of seasonsly i'll have thosel ho details coming up. tony. >> sue thank you much. m >>> if you have an idea for aou story, we ask you to call the c x5 t tip line. there's the number on your screen. it's 202-895-3000.02-895000. you can also e-mail your tips tp to fox5 tips at wttg.com. wttco. >> ?? >> officials in prince george's county today unveiled a mural to honor a mother and daughter killedfficnt earlier tr year.ar the mura

d.c. will see landing teams to get the work of the administration started in the coming days. not all of trump's visitors were a admirers. bill de blasio stopped by. >> i tried to express to him how much fear there is in communities all over this city. a whole range of people in the biggest city in the country who are fearful of the current dynamic and how we need to see things to give people more assurance that all new yorkers and americans will be respected. >> reporter: another reminder as donald trump's top staff is working around the clock to staff a government. trump may have work to do to continue to unite the sara, tha. >>> the prime minister of japan will be the first to meet with president-elect. shinzo abe is eager hoping to safeguard the alliance with the countries. trump argued that the u.s. with drwit withdraw the military from the country and they should obtain their nuclear weapons. top aides say members of the team said not to take the remarks all literally. >>> trump has talked about setting up a blind trust and turning over his business to his children. critics say the president-elect is not addressing obvious

de-escalate politics. you don't have all of these decisions made in washington, d.c.s a reason in ohio you can have a governor's race that plays out and people don't feel like the world is coming to an end that they lost because at the state level the stakes are lower. if this presidency cannot just be about getting some big things done, which is important, but also about de-escalating politics, moving decisions from washington, d.c., to the states, moving decisions from the presidency to congress, then we can get to a point where we're actually having elections and the losing side doesn't feel like something catastrophic just happened. >> so, mika, tell me about donald trump really quickly. again, you've said this from the very beginning. before the primary and then in the general and now we're going to the transition. everybody's so shocked. what's donald trump about? what drives donald trump? why does he always confound his critics? >> well, he -- he always is being underestimated every single step of the way and he loves people. he loves talking to people all day.

de trump. >>> tambiÉn hubo protestas en washington d.c., dallas, texas y en oakland california en los Ángelesas marchas se re pli acaban en baltimore, minneapolis, philadelphia y en vancouver canadÁ es la segunda noche del movimiento no es mi presidente. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> por su parte el presidente electo donald trump usÓ su cuenta de twitter para rechazar las protestas en su contra, trump dijo que acabamos de terne tener una elecciÓn exitosa >>> ayer el presidente electo se reuniÓ con el presidente obama, aunque fue la primera que ambos se re unÍan en privado, lori tiene todos los detalles. >>> cordiales pero incÓmodos la expresiÓn verbal de ambos. pero hubo importancia en la reuniÓn. >>> quiero hacer todo lo necesario para que usted tenga Éxito asegurÓ el presidente obama. >>> yo contestÓ trump espero trabajar con el presidente en el futuro incluyendo obtener su asesorÍa. mÁs muestras de tensiÓn que el magnate aparece muchas veces la que mirada baja y no lo llevÓ a conocer la casa blanca como el presidente bush, aÚn asÍ la reuniÓn para muchos es un verdadero testimonio de la democracia estad

d.c. will see landing teams to get the work of the trump administration started in the coming days. but not all of donald trump's visitors were admirers. dey with a warning. >> i tried to express to him how much fear there is in communities all over the city. a whole range of people in the big of the city in the country fearful about the current dynamic and how we need to see things that will give people more assurance that all new yorkers and all americans will be respected. >> reporter: another reminder as the staff is working around the clock to staff a government. trump may have work to do to continue to unite the country. back to you. >>> sara murray, thank you. >>> later today, the prime minister of japan is the first world leader to meet with the president-elect. shinzo abe is eager to build trust hoping to build the safeguard alliance. trump argued that the u.s. should withdraw the military from japan and south korea and those countries should obtain their own nuclear weapons to protect themselves from north korea. top aides say members of the transition team have told them not to take donald trump's remarks laterally. >>> and pre

here in marrakesh is kevin de leon, president of the california state senate. and joining us in washington, d.c guests, roseann demoro, , executive director of national nurses united and the california nurses association/national nurses organizing committee and california state senate. larry cohen who served as a senior adviser to bernie sanders and is now the board chair of our revolution. larry cohen is the former president of communication workers of america. let's begin with you. we heard what senator sanders had to say, first calling for --ald trump to immediately to immediately make sure that steve bannon no longer works for him. your thoughts? >> well, you know, we use steve bannon literally as an enemy of the people, a divider of the nation, person who protects hate instead of the unity that donald trump has even talked about. i would start there, but i would also say our revolution board met face-to-face for two days earlier this week and the number one thing to come out of that is we will resist any attacks on immigrants that are here for any hate crimes, and we will stand together. w