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elizabeth dole, kay hagan, thom tillis, richard burr's races. the winner may win with 51% of the vote in a two way race. you've got a three way race. with a libertarian. in this race. it is possible that whoever wins will win with less than 50% of the vote, that 2010 moo ins a majority -- m majority of the people voted against him. how do you represent 100% of the people if you go into this seat with a majority of the voters having voted for someone else? >> well, i've always approached my job as a representative to represent all of the people in my jurisdiction. so that's the whole state of north carolina. and i -- i want to help people. i don't have a kind of winner take all attitude about this. when up win -- you win, your job is to represent everybody and i had that attitude. i've had republican opponents when i ran for the general assembly. and they've come to me and asked me to help their families with things. and i did that. because that's your job to represent all of the people -- >> on the core issues that are so important to you, women

that is former secretary elizabeth dole. [applause] barry: today we are also honored to have the former deputy secretary and board members john picardi and former secretary jim burnley. [applause] barry: this remarkable preservation effort we see today is just the beginning. in the coming years, travelers and visitors will see the creation of a premier, world-class travel experience seen throughout the modernization of the amtrak train concourse on the south of the project. doubling in its size, creating faster connection to all modes of transportation. the addition of natural light along with several new amenities. the upgrade in modernization of the train sets. and the retail mezzanine will be transformed to allow travelers and visitors to experience the beauty and grandeur of the magnificent salience -- ceilings, by way of scaling back the existing structures and the introduction of new lighting technologies. today, we see the ceiling going through its own restoration. the metro level food hall will be going to a wonderfu

the first person to hold all three titles was elizabeth dole. she served as secretary of transportation under president reagan. her husband bob dole was senate majority leader at the time. george bush named her head of labor department in 1989. sheso >>> don't expect the inauguration day crowds to let up once the big event is over. hundreds of thousands of people plan to rally on the national mall after trump is sworn in. but there's a new challenge for the demonstrators. our coverage continues now with chris gordon, who is near the capital. >> organizers of the women's march on washington are changing plans. they are not yet ready to reveal still in discussions with federal agencies that give out permits. it will be different from the obama inauguration. the trump inaugural will be followed the next day by the women's march on washington gathering for justice. says they applied too late for permits to rally at lincoln memorial and march to the white house. >> we have 15 applications that have been submitted for first amendment events around the

have a lot of information inside our nbc washington app on the hidden heros program started by elizabeth dole, wife of bob dole and you can check that out and get much more. 108-year-old world war ii veteran being honored today. back to you. >> molette green live for us at the world war ii memorial. thank you. >>> singer song writer leonard cohen has died. ? but you don't really care for music, do you?" ". >> he wrote that song and last night, the rock & roll hall of famer died. he was 82 years old. before he wrote of times and people all over the world are talking about cohen on social media. tweet using nbc4dc. >>> imagine taking a walk and running into hillary clinton. it happened to one of her supporters. details on the run in that is going viral. >>> dog napped. scary surveillance video of a puppy being stolen from his family's front yard. this morning we have good news start out there. the temperatures are only dropping as we head into the weekend. >>> welcome back at 5:11. new video out of san diego overnight of a brushfire burning near charger stadium. look at those flames. fire crews

precisely the reason why senator elizabeth dole launched her campaign to raise awareness. there's more than 5.5 million tend to love heros providing dedicated people received a paycheck. they quit their day jobs, ignore old friends and let go of hobbies all while not asking for help. >> as a care-giver there's still a lot of pressure. i feel like i'm carrying the burdens of the world most days. some days you think -- how can i do this another day? it feels overwelming and very tiring at times. and i think just having more opportunities for respit and relaxation for care-givers is really important. >> when pat rehabilitation, he had no use of his right leg or arm. he had no sense of smell, awareness, taste or touch. today, he's walking and talking. he will be the first to tell you it's a lot thanks to patty, his care-giver. he now has a second chance at life. >> my wife has done so much for the last nine years. the thing is, i wish i could figure out what to go do or who could i find or -- she needs to >>> right after the -- all right, i think we have a breaking-news story

precisely the reason why senator elizabeth dole launched her campaign to raise awareness. there's more than five and a half million tending to loved heros providing services that would total $15 billion annually if these dedicated people received a paycheck. they quit their day jobs, ignore old friends and let go of hobbies. all while not asking for help. >> as a care-giver, there's still a lot of pressure. i feel like i'm carrying the burdens of the world most days. some days you think how can i do this another day? it feels overwelming and very tiring at times. and i think just having more opportunities for rest and respit is more important. >> when he began rehabilitation, he no use of his right leg or arm. today he's walking and talking. he will be the first to tell you it's a lot thanks to patty, his care-giver. he now has a second chance at life. >> my wife has done so much for the last nine years. i wish i could figure out what to go do or who could i find. she needs to have a break. >>> after the break, black friday shopping mania has started. our some great tips a

what we'll see with a trump administration similar to what we saw with elizabeth dole's push back inministration to move the drinking age up to 21 by, attaching federal funding, incentivizing cities to get behind federal law. this is national issue. this isn't a state issue. i think it is something they will need to deal with. david: steve, crime around the country is national issue. to hear rahm emanuel, rahm emanuel is mayor of a city that has one of the most extraordinarily violent outbreaks of crime of any city in american history. for him to talk about sanctuary cities as being more viable than getting the criminals who they harbor, to me seems like a political liability. isn't he afraid of his future politically? >> sanctuary cities, getting rid of sanctuary cities would make crime worse. when you're asking everybody, police come in contact what their immigration status is, they won't report crimes unless they're documented immigrants. >> that is insane argument. david: i'm stunned into silence because kate steinle was clearly murdered as a result of sanctuary cities. they harb

caregivers are the hidden heroes, precisely the reason senator elizabeth dole launched her campaign towareness. there's more than 5 1/2 million tending to loved heroes, providing services that would total 15 billion annually if these dedicated people received a paycheck. they quit their day jobs, ignore old friends and let go of hobbies, all while not asking for help. >> there's a caregiver, there's still a lot of pressure. i feel like i'm carrying the burdens of the world most days. some days you think how can i do this another day. it feels overwhelming and very tiring at times, and i think just having more opportunities for respite and relaxation for caregivers is really important. >> reporter: when pat began rehabilitation, he had no use of his right leg or arm. he had no sense of smell, awareness, taste or touch. today he's walking and talking. he'll be the first to tell you it is a lot thanks to patti, his caregiver. he now has a second chance at life. >> my wife has done so much for the last nine years. it is like i wish i could figure out what to go do or who could i find. she

elizabeth dole whose husband was a leader at the time.bor i believe in reagan and transportation and bush. elaine khao and transportation. my god. >> there is a nonprofit thing with the record. >> is this just trump and the transaction? i will make sure there is one area he has to listen. >> it's two for the price of one. e lane chao brings diversity to the role. there is a lot of thing she checks the box for. >> he wants to bring in somebody to say i need you. whether you like it or not. i will bring your wife in and it doesn't sfeek whether or not she is qualify and he is playing chess. i think he is. he is playing more chess than people gave him credit for. >> what does it mean for transportation policy. do we have any idea? >> he is across the board. >> i will go with medicare. tom price is somebody who would advocate a more privatized version. donald trump does not believe in a privatized medicare. transportation i think was one of the best and a great gig to have. normally secretary of agriculture is the best job they have. this tim

. - we thought that we could sort of weave our way past lamar alexander and elizabeth dole, and thatd have a challenge from steve forbes, who had a personal wallet and was sort of the true believer conservative, and that we thought we would have some problems with rambunctious john mccain, but not big. we could reposition him as what he was: a successful governor who cared about education and juvenile justice reform and welfare reform. - i'm going to run a campaign that is optimistic and hopeful and positive. - the most important thing i think we did was define bush very early as a compassionate conservative. - i'm running because i want our political party to match a conservative mind with a compassionate heart. - a great phrase, right? i mean that's fantastic, right? compassionate conservative says, "let's take care of you. "you fall on hard times, i'm gonna be good to you. but yeah, i'm not gonna spend a lot of money." - i don't think bush was any more compassionate than than anyone else. the republican leadership loved george w. bush because he was a blank slate and they could cr

back in reagan's presidency, bob dole was the top republican in the senate his wife elizabeth was the secretary of transportation and there were articles of conflicts. >> interesting. >> potential issues arising and there were no major scandals or anything out of that. >> and the labor secretary? >> she was the labor secretary. ran the red cross and ran for president herself. senate. power couple if ever there was one. >> a lot of parallels and power washington couple here, too. >> absolutely. >> i want to talk about a different cabinet position, tom price for health and human services. obviously big critic of the affordable care act and basically wrote the bill to repe repeal it and has a plan to replace it. how does he actually do it? >> reporter: well, that's the trick. it is easier said than done, obviously to repeal and specifically to replace the affordable care act. we know that republicans since they started opposing this law when it was being written and in their vocal opposition they have always used this framework, repeal and replace because they know that there are some el

fox 25's elizabeth hopkins spoke with one local professor who is giving people a good reason to chuckle. >> reporter: if laughter is doles out the prescription. -- is doles out the prescription. >> he is demonstrating. >> one option you can do. >> cat laughter. meow. >> reporter: is not clown college 101. it's actually bhatia is also a professor at suffolk university and what he noticed on campus this year bothered him. he says the effect of the presidential election is weighing on people. >> vote on the issues that matter to you. >> this is it folks. >> everybody is stressed out. >> reporter: for years bhatia has practiced daily laughter, meditation and breathing exercises. he's taught the techniques to his students and he thought boston could benefit. so last week he invited class on boston common happiness through laughter. way to release tension in the lead up to election day. >> laughter really is about helping you opening up your mind. >> reporter: bhatia says laughter is the quickest form of meditation even after the election it's a way break down political divisions. >> do you think people need to lighten up? >>

fox 25's elizabeth hopkins reports, one local professor thinks he's got the smile-inducing solution. >> the reporter: if laughter is best medicine, inventor and entrepreneur battia is doling out the prescription. >> hi, lily. mike, how about you. >> you want my photographer to do this? >> kevin: and no one is getting away without a daily dose. >> i'm mike the photographer. >> best laughter is a cat laughter. >> the reporter: it's not clown college 101, it's actually more sear i can't say than that. batia is also a professor at suffolk university and what he noticed on campus bothered limb. he says the effect of the presidential election is weighing on people. >> vote on the issues that matter to you. >> nobody knows what's going to happen. >> the reporter: batta has for year in plagues of plead tags and taught the technique to his students. he invited people to participate in a class on boston common, happiness through laughter, way to release tension in the leadup to election day. >> laughter is really about helping you open up your mind. >> the reporter: batia says laughter is the quickest form of meditation. >> do you think that people need to lighten up? >> absolutely