burying the hatchet. tim furlong reports from sussex county. >> and this is going to be fun. >> reporter: it's post election knowledge partisan patriotism at its finest. >> let bygones be bygones. >> it's a tradition you'll only find in sussex county. the streets are shut down, foot trucks come out. there's a big parade and all the state's political candidates, winners and losers, they ride in the parade together. >> two days after the election, you're going to be sitting in a horse drawn carriage with your opponent and their family. >> reporter: the tradition began in the 1800s, two days after the election, candidates would gather here at the courthouse and listen to the winners names announced. they have always done that town crier thing. at some point they added this hatchet to the mix. they bury a hatchet in a box and it officially ends the election season in delaware. >> it's a whole season of burying the hatchet and looking forward. we're not republicans, independents and democrats, we're americans.

let's talk about what delaware does, they literally bury the hatchet. want to show you the video from today. sussex county officials select winners and losers to bury the hatchet in georgetown. that tradition dates back to the early 1800s where everyone would go back to the place of the election and bury the hatchet and moving forward. >> burying the hatchet and moving forward and remembering we're not democrat, republican, independent, but we're americans. >> the event also included a parade, food trucks, concerts and maybe everyone can just let out a deep breath and smile about it all. we have much more coverage ahead, coming up at 5:00, we know chris christie the governor of new jersey heads donald trump's transition team, so we wanted to look at what would happen i governor christie left his job and went to washington, d.c. full-time. >>> next on nbc10 news at 4:00, cell phone studies are nothing new, but new research reveals your phone could be the reason why you're not getting a good night's sleep. that's ahead. >>> perfect soap and the patent to

their service. >>> with the election now history, it's time for delaware politicians to bury the hatchet. >> winners and losers got together yesterday for the annual return day ceremony. this tradition gates back to the early 1800s when every would return to the county seat two days after an election in order to hear the results. politicians bury the hatchet in the sand and shake hands and work together. >> we're not democrats, republicans. we're americans. >> it included a parade, and a free barbecue. good tradition. >>> a man on a 10,000 mile walk around the country is spreading a message in an effort to help our vets. >>> up next, we'll hear when his cause as his journey takes him through our area. >>> plus in nbc 10 responds, we'll explain how to know if you'll get what you're paying for when it comes to crowd funding campaigns. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, techn

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mitt romney and the president-elect bury the hatchet. but first here is a live picture from the set of "saturday night live" that you can see in a little more than 20 minutes. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has moved from trump tower to his golf club in new jersey. the man getting a face to face* today the man who ran for president in 2012 and lost. >> here is what i know. donald trump is a phoney, a fraud. >> but today the pair buried the hatchet in an hour and a half long meeting. romney has been mentioned as a potential pick tore secretary of state. but they characterized the meeting as an exchange of ideas. >> i appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect and look forward to the coming administration. tweet saturday morning, taking aim at the cast of the broadway musical "hamilton." vice president-elect mike pence attended the play. from the statement cast urged him to represent all americans. >> we are diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. respond that co

. >>> with the election now history, it is time for delaware politicians to bury the hatchet. winners and losers got together yesterday for the annual return day ceremony. the tradition dates back to the early 1800s when everyone who returns to the county seat two days after the election to heart results. politicians buried the hatches in sand, their way to heal, shake hands and get everyone to work together. >> a whole day of reconciliation, burying the hatchet and moving forward and remembering we're not gm, republican, independent, but we're american. >> that is a great event. and that event also included a parade, food truck, concerts and a free barbecue. >>> we continue to honor those who have served our country on this veterans day. >> and some special dogs are helping injured vets rebuild their lives. meet wally, the 11-year-old black lab helps dan lasco with all kinds of daily tasks. he lost his leg in an injury in afghanistan. his injury left him depressed, so it was recommended that he get a service dog from a group called america's vet dogs. >> he really improved my

that's a huge hatchet you have to bury. how can you do it? >> it's easy.s makes strange bed fellows a lot of times in campaigns, words are said you wish you could take back. but at the end of the day, you know who the president of the united states is? it's donald trump. they have more in common than they do differences and that's their love for america and their desire to serve. so the fact they are meeting is kudos to both gentlemen. lincoln was one of our greatest presidents. what dedo? he surrounded himself with his rivals and able to bring people together and form consensus and it was the best possible thing to do because you heard differing opinions. and ideas. from very capable people. he was one of our greatest presidents. >> we saw that with him tapping william seward who was considered to be the attorney win and lincoln beat him. you that have situation with hillary clinton and president obama appointsing her as secretary of state. so walk us through this process because mike, there he is. just don't pick up the phone and come toult bedminster, c

. >> did you bury the hatchet? >> a little of the odd couple meeting on saturday. had a front row seat, to be able to see it happening in real time. at first the media was criticizing, this is chaos. didn't look chaotic. it was interesting. the media was there. it was transparent. then on the other hand now instead of talking about that it was in total chaos, they are saying it was a media event, it turned into the trump show. you can't please them, no matter what you do. he is having a nice ordinarily process. i like to see who is coming in, who is in contention, to be able to discuss it and read about them and see perhaps what some of the feedback is about it. this is an example of trump putting his money -- substantial amounts of it -- where his mouth is by reaching out and meeting with governor romney to say people who criticized me, i will work with them and sit them down at the table in an ernest effort to govern this country effectively as i promised the voters. >> a wide array of people. you wanted to talk about general mattis. we have some sound. >> i love

or hatcheting, you know, literally axing families on a train.ike cancer. and it's like -- it's like a malignant cancer in this case. it has metastasized. >> what's your response? >> first, the precept that he made is completely false. islamism is the political ideology. islam is a faith. and we need -- nobody needs to know that more -- more clearly than our military leaders. and that's a very important distinction. by not making the distinction we actually shelter islamism. remember that's a totalitarian ideology that speaks to a world order which masquerades as islam as countless countries will tell you. >> he's melding the two. i know you fear that for a military leader and certainly the national security adviser because there are so many muslims in our armed services. >> that's one. so many muslims in our armed services. the second is, don't forget we have american special forces now in iraq, alongside muslim armies from iraq and iran, in fact, combatting isis. now how did they digest this? it's absolutely not useful. but it is a golden nugge

barry the hatchet magnoni.arry also gives the hated cowboys special treatment in his eagles locker room. >> all right, you come on in here -- >> oh, no. >> i don't know if you can get a good shot of this. this is my pure passion love for the stinkin' dallas cowboys fans, ah, that's a sweet sound, isn't that a sweet sound? >> wow. barry has 150 of his family and friends over for every eagles game. >> that's a ton of people in there. did you see all those bar stools? that's incredible. and by the way, jim rosen field has that suit draped over the back of his chair. you can get a closer look inside barry's man cave this sunday on eagles game day kick off. join us at 9:30 for game day kickoff. >>> more breaking news into nbc10, sky force now live at northeast airport where a small gyro plane made a crash landing just before 5:00. it happened on the incoming run way, we know no injuries have been reported thus far, but this is some type of experimental plane that crashed at northeast airport. we're going to learn ab

that was the woman with the hatchet and she was invited.fter her speech, she went to the golden palace. well withoing quite his saloon and she saw this painting, a very famous french isist, the painting currently in the basement bar of all places called richards in downtown. she threatened with her hatchet to tear that painting apart. we are talking a large painting. i will give you $50 if you leave the painting alone. there were various organizations that tried to push prohibition. until the anti-saloon league got behind the effort that there was a serious thought given to prohibition. the man behind the anti-saloon league was out of ohio. he had a religious background. he was fervent about his thought that whiskey and beer was not good for america. the way he went about killing the industry, and i use that term intentionally, he said i will not stop the brewers and the distillers, but i can get people elected to office who will be opposed to it. he would run campaigns for congressman and legislators to those that are opposed to the indust

or hatcheting -- literally axing families on a train.ncer in this case. it has me taft sized. >> and then there's steve bannon. he spent seven years in the u.s. navy, was an investment banker for goldman sachs and was a hollywood investor. he's made it his mission to take down the republican party establishment. >> what we need is to [ bleep ] slap the republican party and get those guys heading to. >> hes is the former chairman of breitbart news. the site has a history of inflammatory headlines like meltdown continues, wave of fake hate crimes sweeps social media and anti-democracy cry babies march my thousands nationwide. another reads bill kristol, republican spoiler, renegade jew. and this, birth control makes women unattractive and crazy. and finally the chairman of the republican national committee, reince priebus, who will be the president-elect's chief of staff. while he's a mainstream pick that many congressional republicans find encouraging, one tea party leader fears priebus will make it more difficult, not less, for president

then bury the hatchet for real later. >> that wasn't even in the back.was in the forehead. >>> new backlash to donald trump's support of steve bannon as chief white house adviser. harry reid led a scathing assault on bannon's selection. reid added that bannon's former job as chairman of breitbart news. >> reporter: john and christine as president obama and hillary clinton say that people should take a wait and see attitude towards donald trump there's one democrat doing no such thing. that is harry reid, the outgoing democratic leader who took to the floor the senate and made a blistering statement against donald trump again last night. he talked about the fact he did not win the popular vote and he called on him to reject the hiring of steve bannon. >> have a responsibility to trump's responsibility as aggressive behavior becoming normalized in america. especially to the young people watching and wondering. >> senator reid will never have to work with president trump. he'll be leaving the capitol after long service there just as trump becomes the 45th p

. >> we see how these hands create hatchets.

a man carrying a hatchet ?demanded money.?the clerk refused to ?give him any?... and the suspect ran off. off.if you have any information--- you're asked to call the dane county sheriff's ?tip line? at 608-284- anonymous. 3 now to a developing story... several people are waking up away from home this morning... displaced after a big fire near u-w whitewater. it broke out last night at an apartment complex near the college. cbs 58's julie parise is there now and joins us with a live update on the situation. julie? we still don't know what started this fire.but if you take a look behind us you can see how bad the damage is. it started around 7 last night when several residents reported hearing an explosion. one man said he heard the smoke alarms start blaring so he ran outside and saw flames shooting out of the building. he said he and one of his neighbors both ran inside and got the fire extinguishers and tried to get the fire out. the flames were too much for them, but there were people trapped inside. lyle downs, neighbor "we pulled one person out from the realiz

it includes glenda hatchet that is representing the family. it'if by diamond reynolds worl worldwide. she recorded the aftermath of an officer that killed flandreau while his daughter was in the backseat. we are also joined by a mother who is here doubled share the news with you about the tragic death of her daughter who died in a mass shooting guns down by an ak-47. in the southside o south side o, something no one should have to endure or live with. we have doctor george would is a neuropsychologist and is the president of the international academy for wall and mental health. gun violence is a multi-steered issue. you cannot look at it through simply one lens that is inefficient in the kaleidoscope of impacts every aspect and they will talk about that today from many different perspectives. it's important to think about these issues not only as political issues because we do expect and want congress to take action. many have said in a newspaper tr reporting is on television screens and protests outside of the supreme court protests outside o

. >> after harsh words, the nominee buries the hatchet with the new president elect. >>> fired for lying and excessive force. the video from a march of stop for wagner's dismissal. the woman are speaking out with her attorney. it is a story that lawyers hear but this time it was true. live from the mobile gas station where it took place. chip, i know this woman has a lot of say about what happened records you are right, rod. when the attorney saw the video from the surveillance camera at this mobile station you see behind me he knew that his client had a case. >> get on the ground now. >> reporter: when taylor explained what happened in this vehicle and then he spins me around a little bit and slams me to did ground. >> reporter: the attorney believed her. >> if you do this long enough, you can separate what was a story and i half truth or some is true or not. but in meeting her it is like this could not have happened. this is not even that type after person. >> reporter: as we later learned the video didn't lie nor the audio from the deputies patrol car. the the boyfriend yelling for th

. >> sara: shocking reversal it appears former governor is ready to bury the hatchet. the talks happening this weekend >> gene: good morning, everybody, now on friday morning, it is november 18th, thank you for being with us this morning, i'm gene lavanchy. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. if you are heading outside you will want a coat and going to be beautiful. meteorologist shiri spear warming things actually into the 60s today freezing in norwood and freezing now in nashua, new hampshire and 38? and worcester 48 in boston and holding things warmer closer to 50? for you. decent spread in temperatures right now. it is also pretty breezy over the cape, rest of us tapping into the sunshine and nice quiet conditions, so in waltham today 9:00 a.m. temperatures in the upper 40s. we got mid-50s by 11:00 this big cooldown for the evening and cooldown for the weekend, map that out for you when i've back with you in about ten. julie grauert now up with live drive time traffic this morning with look at the expressway. >> julie: heaviest volume at expressway, right as you approach

or hatcheting, you know, literally axing families on a train. it's like cancer, and it's like a malignant cancer in this case and has metastasized. >> professor, i don't shy away from using the words radical islam. i regard those as referring to a small but strident group who are acting in a perversion in the faith but he says something different. sounds like the crew sausadecru? >> i agree. it's a way overstatement to condemn every muslim in the world. what i'm afraid is i see a global phenomenon manifested right now in america of the right moving more right and the left hoffimoving more left and vital center being eliminated so the reaction of the anti-muslim statement, we see the appointment of keith ellison as the head of the democratic national committee and kind of a radical person of the left, strongly anti-israel who had close connections in the past. in the democrats think that's the way to win elections, they're making a terrible mistake and i think those of us in the center, i'm a center liberal, there are center conservatives. we're

i don't see a lot of people jesus christ with hatchets or machetes or rifles shooting up clubs or hatchetingliterally axing families on a train. it's like cancer. it's like a malignant cancer in this case and has me tas at the-sized. >> then steve bannon, he spent seven years in the u.s. navy, was an investment banker for goldman sachs and was once a hollywood investor. recently, he made it his mission to take down the republican party establishment. >> what we need to do is [ bleep ] slap the republican party and if we have to we'll take it over. >> bannon is the former chairman of breitbart news. the site has a history of inflammatory headlines like meltdown continues. wave of fake hate crimes sweeps social media and anti-democracy cry babies march by thousands nationwide. another reads, bill crystal, republican spoiler, renegade jew. then this, birth control makes women unattractive and crazy. finally, the chairman of the republican national committee, reince priebus who will be the chief of staff for the president-elect. while a mainstream pick that many find encouraging, many fear prieb

. >> they buried the hatchet in an hour-long meeting. trump characterized the as an exchange of ideas. >> glad to speak the president-elect donald trump, and looking forward to the coming administration. >> trump has announced his pick for attorney general, and cia director and more. several more meetings are going on monday with the former mayor of new york, and chris christie. hamilton. mike pence went to the show friday night. the cast urged pence to represent all americans. >> we, we sir, we are we are the diverse americans, that your new administration will not protect. >> they say that pence has harassed. >> and what can bring everyone together afternoon? the answer is easy. football. >> mechanic walk police officer played a friendly flag football game with kids and adults. the feast football game was organized by different organizations. free barbecue for everyone, police saying it is a good way to get to know those who serve. >> you may not see us because of everything that is going on. >> 50 families received turkeys and cards f

. >> this morning the president and presidenec the hatchet. >> it is no secret that we have differences. but remember, 8 years ago, president bush and i had significant differences. >> president obama is pledging the smooth transition of power. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> trump's wife is meeting with mike pence and donald trump will head to capitol hill. >> he turned politics on its head and now donald trump will lead a unified republican government. >> today's meeting coming against the backdrop of divided e lek rats. hillary clinton accepted defeat with this message. >> donald trump will be our president. we owe him on open mind and the chance to lead. >> clinton donald trump, but acknowledged the loss is painful and will be for some time. >> some big wisconsin names are being tossed around as serving on the cabinet. county sheriff david clarke is a possibility for the homeland security secretary. the republican national committee chairman is the inside have hinted about finding a place for him in the administration, however the governor is planning

. >>> former rivals donald trump the hatchet. they met privately tonight although it's unclear exactly why. trump has been talking to prospectic cabinet members. cruz has said he wants to stay in the senate and run for reelection in two years. pence arrived with a stack of papers and signed a key document that allows the transfer of power to continue that. officially stalled when trump demoted chris christie. then, two national security officials have quit the team. a spokesperson told reporters the president elect was gonna be in for the night, two hours later, trump left for dinner with his family. >>> annandover mother accused ever being high on drugs while dropping her daughter off at school. the staff told police that mary ellen shay was mumbling incoherently yesterday morning. the 41-year-old had just driven her child to school. families is investigating. >>> police are searching for this man in connection with burglaries in quinsey. he broke into homes along quinsey avenue. >>> state police want to find a cabdriver who cau

♪ >>> now that the election season is over, democrats and republicans will bury the hatchet today.urn day, they'll hullry bury a hatchet in a box of sand symbolizing the settlement of partisan differences. >>> meanwhile, locally, mayor jim kenney will declare today payday. the pie sales benefits those to deliver meals for those battling illnesses such as hiv as well as cancer. >>> after two delays, pennsylvania state police have finally dedicated their new police barracks in philadelphia's winfield heights neighborhood. troopers gathered for a ceremony outside of the new troop k building. the ceremony had been put on hold box of the pope's visit last year and the democratic national convention this year. it focuses on a state of the art technology and class rhyme. >>> wipeout, this is how a high speed chase ended. this guy on a bike was weaving in and out of track, before being smashed into by a car right there. gets knocked off the bike. gets up and starts running. police arrested him. >>> good morning, everyone, jessica boyington watching the roads. right now, we're watching the

i don't see a lot of people screaming "jesus christ" with hatchets or rifles shooting up clubs or hatchetingu know, literally axing families on a train. so it's like a cancer. and it's like a malignant cancer in this case, a. >> reporter: then there's steve bannon. he spent seven years in the u.s. navy, an investment banker for goldman sachs and a hollywood investor. and he's made it his mission to take down the republican party establishment. what is we need to do is [ bleep ] slap the republican party and get those guys leaving, too. and if we have to, we'll take it over. >> reporter: he's the former chairman of breitbart news, which has a history of inflammatory headlines like "wave of fake hate crimes sweeps social media." another reads "bill crystal, renegade jew." and the chairman of the republican national chairman reince priebus will be the chief of staff. one tea party leader fears priebus will make it more difficult, not less, for president trump, to achieve the change that people voted for. >> victor blackwell reporting. thank you so much for that. coming up next, we'll ask a form

we have all been focused on the romney/trump meeting, the burying of the hatchet.ng back and seeing their jabs at one another. there were a series of meetings most lasting between 15 and 30 minutes. romneys lasted 1:20. james mattis, his lasted over an hour. he's somebody whose career and resume are very intriguing to donald trump and is absolutely somebody that would be considered at or near the top of his list at the next defense secretary. you can go through his resume and look back. his final position was running u.s. central command. they oversea all troops. i'm told take that meeting and general james mattis serious for the incoming trump administration. >> if that is the man he taps, he would need a waiver from congress to be able to serve, right? >> reporter: yeah. that's an important point. the way things are written right now, to run the pentagon as a former military officer, you need to be out of uniform for seven years unless the u.s. congress grants a waiver. if donald trump has something in his favor. the republicans run capitol hill. likely he would

let's say they bury the hatchet. say romney becomes secretary of state. what does he do? he needs to go to donald trump on an issue that they absolutely disagree on, let's say. and is mitt romney really going to be able to just follow what donald trump says, his pos of the administration maybe on an issue where they are on opposite ends of the spectrum, like russia? can we do it? >> i think that is one of the reasons mitt romney in this dinner tonight so so important to say hey, can we have a conversation and disagree but could i still work for you? and donald trump is asking the same question. hey your biggest speech you made was a nasty ugly speech about why i'm a terrible person and should never be elected president. would not become president. we don't even know that mitt romney even vote forward donald trump for that matter. i think they are trying to feel each other out and say hey if i take this job or offer you this job are you going to be able to do the job well for me? and i think the mitt romney takes the job he has to decide that he serves at the pleasure of t

. >> reporter: the pair buried the hatchet in a meeting. romney has been mentioned as a state but temperature advisers characterize it as a meeting of ideas. >> i appreciate the opportunity to speak to the president-elect. >> reporter: trump has announced his picks for attorney general, national security adviser and cia director but has been coy about whether more announcements are imminent. more meetings are scheduled with trump managed to tweet saturday morning taking aim at the broadway musical "hamilton." mike pence attended the show on friday night. from the same, the cast urged pence to represent all americas. >> we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration won't protect us. >> reporter: trump demanded an apologize and said pence was harassed. a cast reminded that conversation isn't >> the president-elect was tweeting about his decision to settle lawsuits over trump university saying the only bad thing about winning the presidency, he did not have time to did through a long but winning trial. mr.

southernly critical of trump during the cam pain and as fox's doug mcelwy reports the to have beforeid the hatchet. >> president-elect donald trump meets with 2012 republican presidential nominee mit mit and the two are trying to mend fences after a bitter election year. >> i peeshiate the chance to speak with president he lebt and look forward to the coming administration. >> there was no confirmation or suggestion of a job offer despite reports of room any interest in the secretary of state post. >> it was fist of many high profile positions meeting with and also on the schedule michelle reed the former chancellor of public schools in washington d.c. and retirtd u.s. marine corps james mad is. >> we had a far reaching conference with regard to the various theaters in the world where there are interests of the united states of real significance. >> and earlier in the day trump took to twitter demanding apology from the cast members of hit broadway musical hamilton after vice-president elect pence was boo audience and lec toured by the cast at the end ever the sdoe show they led a let to pence. >>

remember, of trump during the campaign calling him a phony but appears the two are ready to bury the hatchet. >> i know that mr. trump is very excited to meet with governor romney. he was a successful job creator in the private sector and did a great job in mutts on many different things and the last republican nominee for could compare notes. >> reporter: with romney in, house speaker newt gingrich is telling the news that he is not a candidate. ernie bach jr. who supported trump tells the herald he haven't talked to the president-elect about a position in the administration, but he would think about it if asked. the paper says any offer will most likely be an ambassador position. in the newsroom this morning, daniel miller, fox25 news. taking credit for stopping ford from shutting down a plant that was headed from mexico, but reports this morning suggest that may be an exaggeration. the "new york times" said that ford never planned to move its kentucky facility. the plan was to move production of its lincoln suv to mexico and expanding ford production in louisville. donald trump said he wo

there is more evidence that president-elect donald trump is trying to bury the hatchet with former critics and latest speculation about a possible cabinet pick has folks shaking their head, really, mitt romney, doug luzader. >> reporter: well, first of all, they say this is just speculation. here's what we know mitt romney will be sitting down with donald trump tomorrow at his golf course in new jersey. the fact that these two are even meeting tells you a lot. you know, romney, just offered something of the broadside while trump was running for president. now they are sitting down and talking. is there speculation romney may be being considered for secretary of the state. that would be a big, big deal, were that to happen. romney would have to explain his previous statements he made about trump clearly. >> he said he is unfit, wow. >> so, again donald trump will be our forty-fifth president, he said he was anti establishment the president, but... >> yeah. >> that is a balance, even if you are an anti establishment guy you still have to have people that necessity how the trains run. >> true

. >> >>> can he bury the hatchet with speaker paul ryan, woe offered no formal endorsement of the trump campaign, but has promised to help the trump administration. that could open the door to a major conservative realignment. >> real change begins are immediately repealing and replacing obama care. we will build a great wall. >> reporter: other parts of you trump's contract may poke the eyes of fellow republicans he now needs >> to impose term limits on all members of congress >> reporter: trump's first 1 hyundais kofi tour big guns if his cabinet. from former mayor rudy guiliani running homeland security to retired general michael flynn, taking charge of foreign policy. new jersey governor chris kristi is running transition despite the fallout of the bridgegate scandal. >> after such a nasty campaign, expectations are so low. >> a measure to set up an independent police oversight commission in oakland received overwhelming support from voters, measure l-l passed -- people have the power to spean fa police records and fire a police chief. the commission will take six months to be set u

today they buried the hatchet with an hour and a half-long meeting. >> very thorough and in-depth discussion in the time we had and i appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect. and look forward to the coming administration. >> president-elect trump is scheduled to meet with new jersey governor chris christie and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani tomorrow. >>> and we'll be right back. >>> thousands of people laced up their shoes and hit the pavement today as philadelphia marathon weekend got under way. [ cheers and applause ] >> the ben franklin parkway was packed at the start of the philadelphia half-marathon this morning. many runners say it was a perfect day for the race. the philadelphia marathon will begin tomorrow morning at 7:00. >>> coming up on the other side of the break we're going to talk about the wind speeds really strong and only getting stronger through the overnight hours and we're also going to talk about who's already seeing a wintry type of precipitation. again coming up on the other side of the break, see you then. what do we want our kids to learn? h

of those opposed to alcohol, but the most famous of all came from the woman with the hatchet. speech, she went to a pete.ned by painting.n and saw a basementrently in the bar of all places called richards in downtown. she threatened with her hatchet to tear that painting apart. we are talking a large painting. i will give you $50 if you leave the painting alone. there were various organizations that tried to push prohibition. it was not until the anti-saloon league got behind the effort that there was a serious thought given to prohibition. the man behind the anti-saloon league was out of ohio. he had a religious background. he was fervent about his thought that whiskey and beer was not good for america. the way he went about killing the industry, and i use that term intentionally, he said i will not stop the brewers and the distillers, but i can get people elected to office who will be opposed to it. he would run campaigns for congressman and legislators to those that are opposed to the industry will get elected. because liquor generated so much income, they had to find anoth

or hatcheting literally axing families on a train.ke cancer. it's like a malignant cancer in this case and has metastasized. >> then there's steve bannon, trump's chief strategist. was in the u.s. navy, investment banker for goldman sachs and once a hollywood investor. he's made it his mission to take down the republican party establishment. >> we need to blp slap the republican party and if we have to, we'll take it over. >> he's the owner of breitbart news. the site has a history of inflammatory headlines like wave of faith hate crimes sweeps social media and cry babies march by thousands nationwide. another one, bill crystal, republican spoiler, renegade jew. >>> birth control makes women unattractive and crazy. finally, the chairman of the republican national committee, reince priebus who will be the president-elect's chief of staff. while a mainstream pick that many find encourage. one finds priebus will make it more difficult, not less to achieve the change that people voted for. victor blackwell, cnn, atlanta. >>> for internati

. >> after harsh words during the campaign the former gop presidential nominee buries the hatchet with the new president- elect. good evening, i'm ron carter, thank you so much for joining us this saturday night. this is video that ended pinellas county deputy losing his job. wayne wagner claim 26-year-old paige taylor attacked him in a gas stations parking lot. the video proved however that was not true. chip osowski joins us live from the station on 4th street. you spoke with taylor and her attorney today. >> reporter: that's right. initially the attorney thought the only video that existed came from the camera you see behind me at this mobil gas he and audio exists this case is even more egregious. >> get on the ground now! >> reporter: the video released by the sheriff's office appears to show the only one fighting was deputy wayne wagner. >> i'm not in a fight officer. he slams me up into the vehicle and then he spins me around a little bit and slams me to the ground. >> taylor with physical and emotional injuries, now every time she sees a law enforcement officer she fears what w

three people carjacked a man using a hatchet. the suspects two men and a woman allegedly hit him and police say one still had the guy's wallet in his pocket. >>> your tax dollars pay his salary and he's in trouble. the city of phoenix employee wrapped up in an alleged revenge porn case. we're live in downtown phoenix. what's up? >> the suspect worked in the neighborhood services department here at the city of phoenix for ten years. investigators say he had pictures, nude pictures, ex-girlfriend on a device issued to him by the city. he's a 44-year-old on disability for eight months. he was arrested last week sharing nude images of an ex- girlfriend that police say he's been stalking since they broke up in 2013. >> mr. abbott had a nude image on a city computer. which is a violation of internal rules. it's misuse of equipment. but it's also a crime in this >> police say he even spread flyers on the victim's front lawn twice printed with nude images and messages calling her names. most of the pictures were shared during their time

guy could have a hatchet splitting his forehead, mortal illness like this guy, i'll land hard on them for their drinking. him being so sick, you wouldn't wanna make book on that? detective. hey, what's up, gina? bellevue reported they had a black male come into emergency with a bullet wound. gina? you got any good news you might wanna confess? you might wanna talk to james. 'cause you were the subject of a lot of smiles and signifying before. you should probably talk to him. what this was-- we should go check this guy at bellevue out. "black male with a gunshot wound." i have tried so hard to forget what it felt like when someone told me i had colon cancer. we had the follow up, cat scan which showed that it had gone to her liver. it was pretty intense and we needed to we needed a second opinion. that's when our journey began with cancer treatment centers of america. one of our questions was, how are we going to address my liver. so my doctor said i think we can do both surgeries together. i loved that. to find out more about our treatment options, go to cancercenter.com our teams of

looks as if these two people, haley and trump, have buried that hatchet and ready to move forward and work together. brianna? >> all right, jason carroll for us in florida. thank you. >>> bring in our super panel to discuss all of this. we have bakari sellers, cnn commentator, former south carolina house member. kevin sheridan, former senior adviser to romney for president. carol lee, white house reporter for "wall street journal" wmp and "washington post" reporter davis nakamura and washington bureau chief for "the daily beast." a mouth full. bakari, you have obviously perspecti perspective, someone from south carolina. you heard what jason miller said about nikki haley having experience doing basically trade negotiations. what do you hear about what must be a lot of surprise from people in your state? >> well, let me first say that i actually served nikki haley in the south carolina house of representatives. our desks sat side by side and i consider her to be a friend. i think jason miller wa oversells the experience quotient a tad. we don't deal with the complicated issues our geop

. >> reporter: kelly and trump eventually buried the hatchet >> what did you say, what did you do? >> the actual meeting was off the record. so i don't want to get into the specific content. but i went over there. i walked in. and he gave me a nice greeting. he hugged. >> he hugged you? how did you accept that? >> i talk about it in the book, that it was bizarre. right? to be hugging this man who had tried to torment me for nine months. and who had endangered my security. but i accepted it for the was a goodwill gesture to try to say, if not i'm sorry, then, let's move on. >> reporter: kelly now weighing in on one of trump's most controversial moves since winning the election, the appointment of steve bannon as senior strategist and counsel to the president. bannon, formerly head of the website breitbart, has been criticized for the racist, misogynist, and white nationalist views espoused on the website, headlines like "birth control makes women unattractive and crazy." "hoisted high and proud, the confederate flag proclaims a glorious heritage." former republican national committe

burying the hatchet is something you c you do over dinner. and breaking of bread is something very personal. particularly when you have your spouses there. i think this is an indication that reince priebus is helping broker this burying of the hatchet between the two men. >> how real do you think is the possibility that he could be named secretary of state? if there's only been -- the last meeting was a while ago and this is now a dinner meeting, that the that is not naturally a substantive meeting. >> one thing i found interesting is as much as there are those in the trump world in opposition of mitt romney being named secretary of state. nobody is declaring it won't happen. and if there were folks inside that world that wanted to make sure that it wasn't going to that is what they would be predicting. and they are not dismissing that idea outright. so donald trump does have a blessing here in the simple fact that he has a number of candidates for the secretary of state position that are very good, very qualified and have a lot of support am

while romney let a blistering effort to defeat trump during the campaign, today the pair bury a hatchet in an hour and a half long meeting. they characterized as an exchange of ideas. >> appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect and look forward to the coming administration. >> trump announced picks for attorney general. cia director but has been coy where more announcements are imminent. new jersey governor chris christie and former insure city mayor rudy giuliani expected to meet with trump. he met with tom ricketts, the owner of the chicago cubs, and the ceo of carl's junior and hardee's. >>> president-elect trump demanding that the cast of "hamilton" for addressing mike pence directly. >> we are a diverse america for your new administration will not protect us. our planet, our children, our parents or defend us and uphold our rights, sir is. but we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us. >> on twitter trump called the statement harassment. the actor who read the statement said conversation is not harassmen

nights's dinner between president-elect trump and mitt romney was apparently good enough to bury the hatchet. hillary clinton's surprise appearance last night. find out what katy perry had to do with it. >>> new this half hour, new development in the case of the missing california mom found alive after three weeks. >> her husband speaks to abc news about his wife's condition after being badly beaten and how police officers, quote, warn ed him to brace himself before visiting her in the hospital.

scott hatchet is one of seven people accused the killing carl back in 2015. the group planned a cover up by burning belongings and dropping her body in the field. >>> this grandmother will spend time in prison for drowning her grandson. she's going to serve five years of patrol. >>> a person has come forward with new information about beverly england. the sheriff's office isn't saying much. they're saying there's more people with knowledge about the information. >>> we're learning about the teenagee killed -- his classmates says he was the best trumpet players in the school. his father who is a local pastor says that he moved from south korea three years ago and loved america. he says he loved churchhand passionate about musi >> he could play drum set and i went to his concert and he -- >> funeral services tomorrow at the church where his father is a pastor. there's no motives or suspect and no arrests have been made. >>> a deadly road rage incident ends the life of a newly wed and father of two. for the first investigation for another fatal shooting at the t

nights's dinner between president-elect trump and mitt romney was apparently good enough to bury the hatchet. hillary clinton's surprise appearance last night. find out what katy perry had to do with it. >>> new this half hour, new development in the case of the missing california mom found alive after three weeks. >> her husband speaks to abc news about his wife's condition after being badly beaten and how police officers, quote, warn ed him to brace himself before visiting her in the hospital. "hamilton" creator, collaborating with the rock, we'll have the full story on the skinny. it's wednesday, november 30th. it'll catch on eventually, this song. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> yeah. >> i wonder if all the audience members watching the show will be on the phone. >> one show you're allowed to take photos of. >> snapchatting during it. >> d.j. kelly, like, no, not another one. >>> all right, a serious note this morning, though, with the devastating wildfires in eastern tennessee. the resort city of gatlinburg under a curfew until 6:00 a.m. to keep residents and tourists sa

republican president and have this process where the party comes together, and buries their old hatchets, and moves on to work together. but with donald trump, his team in particular, has very much, in this transition process stressed loyalty. and it seems like based on the remarks we've seen from kellyanne conway and from congressman chris collins this morning on "new day," also, attacking mitt romney it seems that they're having trouble burying the hatchet, and recognizing the need, at least among some of these advisers, to work together among republicans to try to do the best they can in government. and so it's really interesting. i mean, it's completely inconsistent for kellyanne conway, completely inconsistent for, you know, a number of people who are now in the donald trump fold. i mean, rick perry has also met with donald trump. former governor rick perry of texas, about a potential cabinet position, and he gave a whole speech calling trump a cancer on conservatism during the republican primary. so, to expect this complete loyalty from these potential cabinet nominees is completel