hip hip hooray for mr. touchdown give a great big cheer for the hero of the year mr. touchdown usa they always call him mr. touchdown. they always call him mr. t he can run and kick and throw give him the ball and just look at him go. hip hip hooray for mr. touchdown he's going to beat them today. mr. touchdown usa ? >> ? throw. give him the ball and just look at him go. he is going to beat them today give a great big cheer for the hero of the year anchor: a lot more where this came from. we will be sitting on this set tonight. center five at 6:00. >> rain moving in from the west. temperature start to drop tonight. >> a deadly wrong way rack on a local highway. the investigation into how it happened. >> this special role his family played in the tribute. >> black friday begins at the stroke of midnight. the local getting geared. >> this is newscenter 5 at 60 block. >> it is turning just a little bit messy. ben: after a chilly, cloudy day we are watching rain moving in. tracking at all for us, any chance of snow? anchor: we are starting to see temperature start to cool

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. >> hooray, the september too strike is over, five year deal being announced right now. the terms of the deal not clear, what you're hearing you will see service come back online by this afternoon by the evening rush, in terms of full normal you will not see that until tomorrow morning. >> karen you're first up, we'll have to go through a day long process to see things pop up here and there. >> reporter: septa strike is over, the next question is what's next. in previous statements they said it takes four to six hours to begin the phase and process. you think in the first things phased in, would be the broad line and the market frankford line. we'll start with that first. we don't think it will begin for another several hours, plan 0 on your alternate commute again today. the next thing they will phase in are the more congests city buses. they don't expect it until tomorrow morning. you'll see the market frankford line and congested city buses. 16 minute delays with the trenton line, 24 minute with the pay locally thorndale -- pay old low thorndale. >> reporter: there wa

hooray for us, hooray for her, hooray for women everywhere because she's going to be the next presidentf the united states. trish: if they had picked someone just a little bit more politically savvy, say joe biden? >> well, what do we want, somebody who can do the job or somebody who's great at giving a speech? i guess we want a little bit of both -- trish: you're no joe biden fan. >> i love joe biden. i absolutely adore joe biden. he's going to be a great secretary of state, and i think it's a shame that he didn't get a chance to run for president. she was the nominee, she worked hard, she deserves this, congratulations. trish: i don't know. it's tight and all i'm saying is, you know, if you guys have put someone else up, maybe you wouldn't be having these nail-biters. >> hey, if john kasich was running, the republicans would be doing better right now. he's not. trish: i know leslie always liked john kasich and thought he was a threat. we will see. we still have many hours to go, and people are still going to the polls. leslie and chris, wonderful to see you both. i've got to tell you,

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welcome to hooray for politics at the smithsonian national museum of american history in washington. where we learned that ballot, come from ballotta, italian for little ball. colored balls being an earlier and simpler way of as harry rubenstein, head of the division of political history explains. >> the way it works the you put the ball in the little hole. different people come and do it. open it up. and -- you get your -- >> you know where the expression blackballed comes from. the ultimate, no vote. onto the paper ballot. this maryland ballot for 9. by the mid 100s, voters were given partisan ballots with candidate pictures such as this one featuring grant from 168. come the 1900s, states were using large ballots including all the candidates. so big they were called blanket ballots. at the same time in big cities. technology was taking over. though paper ballots can still be found in some today, and then there is the 2000 presidential election in florida. remember those hanging chads. so, which artifact from this year's campaign will rate a spot in a future experience. like the el

. ♪ keep your eye on the grand old flag ♪ ♪ >> hooray, that was beautiful. >> thanks for watching anotherwild one with the election, bridge gate, so much happening. guess what, we are just getting started. have a started. have a great weekend. see you monday. >> the man quickly responds by punching emily in the face putting her into a coma. police will not be filing charges on the mail in this incident. >> he did not know what she was getting into. she should've never thrown a punch. >> the punishment doesn't that the crime. >> what is the society coming to. >> weeknights on c (groans) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (alarm blaring) (paul engemann's "push it to the limit" playing) ♪ push it to the limit ♪ walk along the razor's edge ♪ but don't look down, just keep your head ♪ ♪ or you'll be finished ♪

boy in dark shirt: hooray for old bud! boy in plaid: arise, big chief sensible! boy in light shirt: my man for president, honest bud anderson! bud: oh, no. group: yeah! boy in light shirt: all in favor of bud ht shirt: you're elected! boys: okay pres, what do we doing? give us the word, oh great leader. (? light, flowing music) margaret: well, what's wrong, bud? jim: something happen at school? bud: you sure got me in a mess. jim: i did? bud: telling me to get that committee organized, start it rolling. talk about a double cross. they made me the chairman of the whole picnic. jim: that's great, bud! you accepted, didn't you? bud: i had to. margaret: well, why the long face? bud: this is not for me. i don't want to be the big boss, tell everybody what to do. jim: why not, somebody has to be the boss? bud: i was scared stiff. they were calling me president, great leader, stuff like that. asking me what they should do. i was in trouble. margaret: what did you do? bud: well, i remembered what dad said jim: good boy! you started off just right. bud: i felt like a real

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amazon fulfill maniment center in middletown, delaware, sending all of our stuff out for christmas, hoorays loving that, pat. already giving you a taste of what the weekend has in store, right now it looks like it will be a nice, bright, sunny weekend, however, chilly, temperatures at best upper 40's, still have to put up those christmas decorations, looks like good time, you'll have to bunts bundle up for it. what promises to be a couple >> here's what you need to know. >> trans gender person is followed after leaving a bar and is shot in philadelphia's overbrook section. >> police at this point are working to determine whether the suspect targeted him because of his gender identity. >> it is cyber monday,. >> on line sales see at threes $3.3 billion. it is about 9% more than last year. >> president-elect donald trump will resume filling his administration today, and mr. trump took to twitter criticizing the recount effort launched by the green party. >> it is ridiculous, fundraising, note or eye at this, driven fraud. >> cuba is beginning its week-long good-bye to fidel castro. >> yeah!

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>> i'm not surprised and you hooray! yay! have to expect that type of [ cheers and applause ] stuff when you're a high-level when you're diabetic, one of the important things is keeping your skin hydrated. player. and you have to give your all announcer: gold bond diabetics' dry skin relief. and that's all you can do. >> did your face caught that? gold bond really works. >> it was either my face or my a man is found dead with a gunshot wound to the face--- and elbow. >> and i'm going to need half of the latest on the investigation tonight. >>> and... that. you can see your head twist heats up. a look from both sides as former u.s. representative gabby giffords around. >> and he said you don't need to valley voters for its passage. >>> and i'm tracking our report that. above average temperatures and dry conditions. how long we're expected to trend warm and mild in my extended forecast. ((sharie johnson)) >>> and when i see the film, i as you make up your mind, remember -- see a guy coming in ready for congressman heck voted 10

yes, because women-- >> hooray! >> rose: how can women make a difference as leaders?they do, in legislative bodes, they do come together, and we have lots of data on this, much more than men do. >> rose: because they listen? >> because they cooperate with each other. they particularly do on issues having to do with women, children, and families, but on other issues as well. they talk to each other. they listen to each other, and they behave. >> rose: was it you, cokie, that once famously said that covering-- it's good you were the mother of a two-year-old because it helped you cover the senate. >> right. ( laughter ) >> well, the other thing that affects us-- >> i think cokie is right. look at the number of womens who vote are greater than men. the number of women graduating from college now are greater, going to med school and law school. if the collaborative qualities women have shown meeting the demands of family and working life, et cetera, and if they get more into politics, maybe there is-- you've just given me another ripple of hope. i'm there. >> oh, good, dor

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- hooray! (cheers) (horses gallop away) y're spliting, they're running, we did it, they're leaving, yeaaah! (cheers) - happy new year! - happy new year! (cheers) (spring boing) - i wouldn't be to happy about that, they'll be back. - but we won't (cheers) bye-bye. - hold it guys, we've gotta stay. - oh (cheers) we've gotta stay, yeah! - yes. - why. - why? why? well, because a man's first obligation is to his kinfolk. - right! - and because it's better to have a brave death, than a cowardly life. - right. - well, i'll tell ya one thing, if we're gonna stay here, somebody's gotta go and get help. - i'll go, i'll leave, i can help. - hey, what about me? - they'll go. - you'll find the marshall in town, and uh, try to act a bit more western, 'cause around here, they don't take kindly to strangers. (boing) - no, peter, no, no, no. you have to open the top one first. - i understand. (whistle decreasing in pitch) - oh, micky... - what in the world is going on here, aunt kate? - well, ever since a year

ole, hooray ? ? and that's that ? you must've had a miserable childhood. oh. oh, oh, si, si, se?ora. it was, uh, muy dificil. as a little baby, i worked like a dog in the fields cutting sugar cane. mi madre y mi padre, they say, "we go to los estados unidos--" now, that's united states, walter. don't you worry, you poor thing. in no time, we will have you carefree and laughing. ( laughs ) ( laughs ) i love a spanish laugh. ( they both laugh ) rita, dear, you can begin first thing monday. take your time. noon'll be fine. gracias. gracias, sra. findlay. gracias to you, rita. and rita, dear, please, call me maude. si. si, se?ora. oh, come in, henry. hasta la vista! rita: hasta la vista! that means "i'll see you later." where's florida? oh. is it 5:00 so soon? a punto! that means "on the dot." really, walter? well, besame mucho. florida, henry's here. oh, good! well, i guess this is it. yep. i guess this is it. i'll tell you one thing though, florida. i'm gonna be very adult about this. i am not gonna cry. no tears! me neither. how far do we live from each other? 45 minutes? i mean,

hooray! we've been well-trained. we've practiced it many times. the feeling is fear. they said it should be. the words kimini has spoken to you today should live forever in the archives of your country as a constant reminder of the beginning of the united democracy you are about to form. a democracy that will grow by leaps... you know, cheetah, i bet i could mama a good collar for you. ? where'd you get this thing? back at the village. he just walked off and left it there. so i'm gonna make a necklace for myself. did you see that the bombb ? he did a professional job. he remembered every dedeil. that's only his first. yes, it's a pity it's to be his last. itit set for 30 seconds. and the monitor? when he activates it, he can hear it. you know, these new time bombs with the voice on the tape, you know exactly when to make your move. yes, it's a great improvement. i think i'm going totopeak to him. bombi? the place is the next rest stop. we're only five miles away from the village. yes, i know that. the girl and tarzan are enemies to our cause, bombi. they seek to destr

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the point is... hooray, sports! ( squealing ) you know me. i prefer whacked-out sports to professional ones. but apparently there's this great basketball guy named, uh... "kirby" or "cubby" or something like that, who just retired, and our buddy, nasty the horse asked if he could do a special tribute. you know nasty. ( grunting ) you know a tribute is gonna be classy when it involves a trampoline, and lots of cinder blocks. you got a clear path, nas. lead the break. - he shoots, he scores. - ( groans ) bad for nasty, good for the gene pool. it says here in this sports almanac that this kobe guy would never pass the ball. instead he'd take low-percentage shots that were often painful to watch. narrator: in that case, this is the perfect tribute. three 2x4s to the bag. that's what i call a "triple-double the hard way." do you love wearing plastic bracelets and gowns that show off your moneymaker? then here's "whacked out sports'" top five ways to get to the emergency room. number five, hop on your skateboard. ( groans ) narrator: number four, g

assault, he has no record and the restaurant may not have known about his past. 20-year-old luis hooray is charged with sexually assaulting two young girls sunday night at the elevation burger at one loudoun where he worked. the arrest warrant says he followed the girls into the women's bathroom where he removed the pants of the then touched her genitals. restaurant video footage shows him going in and coming out after two minutes. >> i don't understand how a restaurant, especially -- i have seen children here, school buses here the last time i came here. how they could even hire somebody that was a registered sex offender. i mean, sure they had to do some kind of background check. >> reporter: on the sex offender registry, horry lists elevation burger as his place of employment. he has been on probation for a 2012 sexual battery and abduction nv was a juvenile, neither virginia state police nor the department of corrections was monitoring him. a spokesperson for the department of juvenile justice says he can't confirm whether horry was ever in the system because of strict juvenile conf

. >> hooray. you can't handle this route. >> waist that guy in the naffy?e the marines, right? >> look at them go. police escort there. >> nicely done, happy birthday. say happy birthday to a marine today. >> all right, i have two marines in my life. >> you do? you should contact them. >> well, i will then, it is my brother's daughter's husband. >> okay? thank you for your service. okay, so, it is not just the people upset with donald trump's election, the other side is kind of acting out, too. a disturbing find in so philly. >> racist graffiti shows up the morning after the election, why the victims say it is related to donald trump being elected. >> atlantic city has lost control of it as eggs. state finance board voted yesterday to let governor christie administration handle the cash strapped shore town's assets. ac is half billion dollars in debt. the state now has the power to sell city as totes get the shore town in better financial shape t can also reverse decisions made by the city council and break union contract. this all comes after voters voted

because women -- >> hooray.harlie: how can women -- cokie: in legislative bodies they do come together and we have lots of data on this much more than men do. charlie: because they listen? cokie: they cooperate with each other. they particularly do on issues of having to do with women, children and families. but on other issues as well. they talk to each other. they listen to each other. and they behave. charlie: was it you, cokie, that once famously said that covering -- it's good that you were the -- the mother of a 2-year-old because it helped you cover the senate? cokie: right. [laughter] >> the other thing -- doris: i think cokie is right. the number of women who vote are greater than men and going to college, med school, law school, if those collaborative qualities of having to meet the demands of family and working life, etc., and they get more into politics then maybe there is -- that's -- you've just given me another ripple of hope. i'm there. cokie: doris, i'm glad. charlie: and as i've traveled around

coming up hip-hop but no hooray.hamilton" issuing a plea to mike pence about a multi-cultural america. but did the vice president hear them? thanksgiving at the anderson's. i was stoked. that's my holiday. we invented it. so i'm like, "pass the stuffing!" and... it's not stove top. and i'm like, "what?" i wait all year. 364 days to enjoy delicious stove top stuffing. it's what makes thanksgiving, thanksgiving. i had to get out of there. i faked an attack of scurvy. scurvy. works every time. the mistay connected.elps us the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps us communicate better. we use the microsoft cloud's advanced analytics tools to track down cybercriminals. this cloud helps transform business. this is the microsoft cloud. there's a moment of truth. and now

hooray for ireland! yay! are you willing to go through with it? - i'd die for him, michael. there ain't nothing i wouldn't do. - come on. come on. (coins rattling) (man) - aye, god bless you, thank you. thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you. aye, i appreciate you. god bless you, sir. thank you. thank you. thank you very kindly. bless you. thank you. aye, i appreciate you. god bless you, sir. - we'll raise the money. - thank you. thank you. thank you very kindly. god bless ireland. - (man 2) 'tis a pleasure. - aye, lad? - we heard you speak over in copper city. - oh, yeah. - my brother danny and me... we want to join up with you. my name's mahoney. - oh, it's a fine irish name. - michael mahoney. - how are you, michael? but i'm only asking for guns and ammunition. you're offering me your young life. said. we can help. i know we can. wait. will you wait? just stay here for a little while, that's all i'm asking you. come on danny. - they say, "the spell of the tongue is the most dangerous spell of all." and yours is a silver one, gavin o'shea. - well, it's not the wor

. >> welcome to hooray for politics at the smithsonian national museum of american history in washingtont comes from the word ballota, italian for little ball. colored balls being an earlier and simpler way of voting, as harry rubenstein, head of the museum a's division of political history explains. >> and the way it works is you put the ball in the little hole. different people come and do it, open it up, and you get your count. >> now you know where the expression blackballed comes from. it's the ultimate no vote. >> on to the paper ballot. this maryland ballot for the electorial college is believed to be from our first election in 1789. by the mid 1,800s, voters were given more blatantly partisan ballots with candidate pictures, such as this one featuring ulysses s grant from 1868. >> come the 1900s states were using large ballots, including all the candidates, so big they were called blanket ballots. at the same time, in big cities, technology was taking over, though paper ballots can still be found in some places even today. and then there is the 202000, 2000 presidential election