what are your hopes? >> i hope for good relations with cuba. because that's what they say they want. >>> meantime, in south florida, jubilation. thousands of cuban americans who separated families and denied them the right to return. tonight, it's giving many of them hope that change will come. i was in miami last night. one woman telling me her grandmother was celebrating, hoping to be able to contact loved ones still in cuba. >> reporter: tonight, the sounds of celebration in little havana. shouts of freedom from cuban a three-day party. young and old, banging pots, pans. celebratory cigars and champagne uncorked in the hope of a free cuba. >> i'm not happy because somebody died. death, it is not about that, it is about that we see the future changing. >> reporter: cubans in miami consider the castro family a reign of terror. one still in power. >> raul castro has things in place, the repression continues, the lack of freedom continues. and so, no, it won't be an overnight thing at all. >> reporter: castro's death has exiles reflecting. miami

so now he's hoping to turn that state red. while polls do show trump trailing, he's hoping to pull out an upset win barnstorming the battleground states, florida, pennsylvania, north carolina, making a stop yesterday in new hampshire, also again as we mentioned, ending his campaign late last night in michigan. take a liston some of what he had to say there. >> i thought new hampshire was going to be my last speech. and i heard that crooked hillary clinton was coming to michigan. i said let's follow it up. let's follow it up. and i said there's no place i'd rather be for my last rally right here in michigan. late at night. and full of energy and life. boy do we have energy and life. >> reporter: and again, donald trump hoping to turn that state red. a critical state there with more protests expected today here in new york, there is a heightened sense of security. not just here at trump towers but all over new york city especially at the two different places where both trump and hillary will hold their election parties tonight.

bob hope's coming here? - that's right. yself. ah, hey, fellas. well, have you got a lot of good jokes? - oh, yeah, we thought of a lot of good jokes. - [man with a hat] (laughs) loads of them. - yeah. - [jack] you did, huh? - [man with a hat] yeah. - well, you must have, you've been typing in there for about three hours. - yeah. - let's see what you've got. - well, bobby, you tell him, huh, bobby? - oh, no, mel, you tell him. - no, go on, bobby. - mel, you tell him. - bobby, you tell him. - well, for heaven's sakes, somebody tell me! (audience laughter) e laughter) - that's all? you mean, you've been typing for three hours, and you've got nothing to show for it? - well, maybe you can read it off here. (audience laughter) - read it off of here? - well, if you like corn, you can eat it. - i beg your pardon, miss. i beg your pardon. we do not like write corn, i write clever stuff. - no, no, bobby, i am the clever one. - no, mel. i am clever, you're intelligent. - fellas! what's the difference who's what?! now

we hope it makes me chuckle. look at this cowboy go but get this out how some third-graders in denver using music to pay tribute to the hero's old world war ii. >> they are the stars of the new internet video. that honors the survivors of the pearl harbor attack which happened 75 years ago. >> history, and every century, requires an actha ? music playing ? is a performance unlike any. we were called, the act that happened hawaii sure ? music playing ? the third-graders having spent a week sporting a song that is 75 years old,. >> they have been so excited. every morning basing this on the practice. after about a week, they didn't what's cool about veterans is they are very special and i think it's really cool to see veterans like this in real life and actually get to take pictures with them. >> the project was thought up by a denver-based charity called the greatest generations foundation -- a group that returns were heroes to the battlefield where they won't serve. next month, they are taking two dozen pearl har

of course the trump team is hoping for a big win tonight hoping to clip at least one blue state to 9 red column and their campaign has been months in the making. they're hoping that the confetti will fly flate on we do know dan hausle has been watching the trump campaign and earlier he had this report. >> reporter: even as guests arrived here for the trump post-election celebration the trump team learns that it lost a legal challenge. it had gone to work in nevada to challenge early voters last week. those answering the challenge said they were in line in time to vote and so were allowed to vote the results of the election after going to the polls themselves today. donald trump buying treats from kids right before voting at a new york city school. trump was there with wife melania, daughter ivanka and her husband. trump refused to make a blanket statement to report that's he would accept election results saying only as trump criscrossed the country yesterday he said tom brady told him over the phone that he voted for him. here is tom posing with poll workers in brookline when he drop

party in hopes of getting some of the real white stuff. the event was complete with life music and even a hot chocolate station. almost there. almost there, jerry. >> yeah. only one run was open? i didn't know they had one at boriel. >> they got something. >> have to give them credit for that. >>> we're not looking at snow this week. we're looking at a chance for let's go over and look at our skies today from the northeast valley perspective looking down to the southwest and we start off with glorious sunshine and then as forecast, the clouds drifted in through the afternoon hours. as you can see, a nice sunset there. currently 62 in the central valley at sahara and the 15. just south of the spaghetti bowl. south breeze at 3. 18%. the comfortable relative humidity. barometer is up at 30.04. cooler on the west side. 57. winds. dew point, 18 degrees. in henderson, wolf elementary in at 61 degrees. it's also 61 at the north las vegas airport. 62 in downtown henderson and 59 out in summerlin. that would be palo verde high school. 56 indian spr

what are you hoping for? i guess i know the answer to that. >> we want to see a change the outlook on everything plus we want to see people coming together both parties, but what we needs we need more politics to be working together and not you know, when they get to the table they need to start doing something. i think that was kind of why we voted differently. . >> thank you also much for being here. i appreciate it. i know you're the first in lineo you get the pick of the tables, i guess. thank you so much. the official party actually get: going to see a lot of people in this room here tonight. back to you. >> all right we are ready. >>> and more than 50% of the state's registered voters actually cast a ballot before the polls even opened today. >> most opened wit a hitch. we have a look at how things went at the ballot box today. >> there are 5,836 polling places in florida when they reported a problem where a machine was plugged into a dead outlet. the problem was quickly remedied. before precinct doors

: finding out how a new collaboration could bring new hope to the area. brandon? >> reporter: a local woman says in granville. she says she's tired of seeing all these signs around town. >> and so i'm really excited that the conversation is starting. >> reporter: she tells me she's feeling confident about what's in store for the future of granville. >> we like shiny, we like new. >> reporter: common council today signed off on a plan to allow the city to partner with uw milwaukee. they will explore redevelopment >> this means everything. this is the -- this is one of the main reasons why i ran for this seat, because no development, no conversation, nothing was happening. >> reporter: lewis says making the community more walkable and adding homes to the area are some of the ideas being thrown around. but she says it's still early. right now there are plenty of boarded up businesses, including north ridge mall. michael is hopeful everything comes tet be a flourishing spot. >> the loss of some of the retails and entertainment here, it was kind of frustrating

how hopeful are you? >> look, i am hopeful.isten, we got some hard things to say to each other, but you know, in other words, the trump phenomenon is a complex phenomenon. it is a righteous rebellion against the elites. it is a righteous stand for economic opportunity. it is a patriotic movement. but it is also marbled with all kinds of other stuff, all kinds of xenophobias and, you know, the kkk endorsements and all these other things. and we can't be in a situation where we only talk about the things that are offensive, or we can't talk about the things that are offensive. we've got to be able to talk about both. and that requires real trust. and trust is earned over time. but i went to -- listen. i was able to sit in the home with trump voters. if you want to look on my facebook page, you can go. you got three episodes there called "the messy truth" where we really go back and forth. but it's heartful and honest and it's hopeful. i believe that we're either going to turn to each other or on each other as americans. everybody

>> i hope so, yes. >> reporter: you're not sure, but you hope? >> i hope so. >> reporter: four years ago, president obama won by 12 point in kenosha county. this time mr. trump eked out a victory by a fraction of a point. mr. trump won non-college white voters by 28 points. four years ago, mitt romney won them by only eight point. charles franklin of marquette track of wisconsin voting patterns for years. why did trump win? >> i think fundamentally he broke through with groups of voters that republicans had not managed to win or mobilize enough in previous elections. >> reporter: franklin says another big factor in president-elect trump's surprising wisconsin victory is that many democratic voters simply stayed home. in milwaukee county, secretary clinton got almost 50,000 fewer votes than president obama in supposed to be great at field operations and get-out-the-vote efforts. they weren't able to pull that off. >> reporter: franklin says another reason all the pollsters got it wrong is that 16% of wisconsin voters made up their minds in the ver

a very profound hope, in fact. additionally, without the taking advantage of this opportunity, then the disaster could lead to the worst possible consequences. there would therefore be no hope for the salvation of the human species. nevertheless, i am now sure that it will not end this way. quite the contrary. currently we see conditions that are developing that could lead to a situation that would have been unforeseeable until very recently. one man will have to make the unprecedented decision. the president of the united states, who surely, because of his multiple concerns, has not yet realized that although his advisers are now beginning to understand this, we can see this unfolding through very simple steps taken. such as the tortures inflicted on geraldo that stopped. this is a situation that had not occurred in over 12 years of implacable hatred. by the efforts against both cuba and against him. today we can state that the next step will be authorizing adrianna to visit him, or his immediate release, or maybe

they are our hope for future abundance. i ask each of you to pause for a moment tonight in your homes. with your families by your side and ask yourselves if these principles have not enlarged your freedom, enriched your life and strengthened your confidence and your children's future, it's thoord believe that we should now be asked to throw them all away. yet today they're all under attack. we are now told that every responsible leader of both parties is wrong and that the american people have been wrong to support them. we're asked to dissolve the partnership between government and people. we are asked to cut await protections for our old and our helple helpless. we are told to end social security as we have known it. and as every president has supported it. time and time and time again they have called for a voluntary program. but payments out to older americans depend on premiums coming in. a voluntary program would drastically reduce such payments since workers would no longer have to pay. the system would be on the edg

number one, i will try not to surprise you and i hope you will do the same for me. messed upand then, i and would feel the need to go to tom and say i did not do you write on that, can we work it out? but also, you need to have respect for each other. the leader of your opposing party needs the respect that goes with the position. but also in the case of tom, i trusted him. we had a good relationship. i am hopeful maybe check and mitch wouldck and develop that relationship, get an understanding. over ofsend tom a list the things we were going to try to do in that time, so he had time to talk to his conference about it and develop their positions. little things like that make a huge difference. i would encourage mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer to work to make that happen. i am hopeful. i think that potential is there. >> we are not going to adjourn it there. republicans, many republicans, even though mr. is notas won, are still crying in the streets, they are crying "lock her up" and they want presidential to do something -- president trump to do something to punis

hopeful, tim kaine. ? performing again tonight in philadelphia. >> i think that this is an incredibly important election for all of america. >>> katy perry and the democratic nominee already hitting the city of brotherly love. the grammy winner in an "i'm with madam president" robe declaring why she's with her. >> hillary is ready and qualified to do the job from day one. >> i want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country. trail in cleveland. here's what you didn't see. queen bee in an "i'm with her" tee and ripped jeans. joking with her husband and clinton backstage. donald trump throwing this jab at hillary's hollywood squad. >> we don't need jay-z to fill up arenas, you know. we do it the old-fashioned way. >> hillary snapping a selfie with pharrell. but there with him. ivanka trump sharing these behind the scenes pics with her followers. just like he did with a.j. a couple weeks ago -- >> much better looking than me. >> the donald seen in florida today thanks to this young fan. >> nice se

michael: i hope that is not true. negotiated, ig think it can be discussed and dealt with before this commission ends. we are still in the early stages of analyzing what this election means, but to me, this was not a difficult liberal or conservative contest, or republican versus democrat. if the media is correct with the analysis we have not heard from the rest oust belt, keep in mind these are not employees of at&t or verizon or cox or contest. mcast. these are americans don't like paying $300 for a set-top box. that like the consolidation going on with the telecommunications. president-elect trump will take a look at this wherend try to figure out you need to get involved in and what really reflects the base of people who came to vote for him. they may be voting differently from what we are thinking now from these early stages of electoral analysis. an independent agency as envisioned by franklin roosevelt. i think that is to be revitalized. these are independent expert agencies who should not be part of the execut

i hope that he maintains that spirit throughout this transition, and i certainly hope that's how his presidency has a chance to begin. i also told my team today to keep their heads up, because the remarkable and day out, often without a lot of fan paperwork often without a lot of attention -- without a lot of fan fair, often without a lot of attention, with policies that make it run better and more responsive and more efficient and make it more service friendly so that it's actually helping more people, that next president with a stronger, better country than the one that existed 8 years ago. so win or lose in this election, that was always our mission. that was our mission from day 1. and everyone on my team should be extraordinarily proud of everything that they have done, and so should all the americans that i've had a chance to meet all across this country who the hard work of building on that progress every day, teachers in schools, doctors in the er clinic, small businesses putting their all into starting something up, making sure they're treating their employees well, all the

>> i had hoped. you have to.what keeps you going. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." getting a suspect in beverly carter's disappearance into custody was like a scene from an action movie, complete with a hot pursuit, a leap out of a second story window and ending with the suspect in cuffs. investigators wanted their burning question answered, where was beverly? here's andrea canning with more of "the client." >> police had a suspect in custody. his name was aaron louis. he was an unemployed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all lik

i hope that he will be a successful president for all americans. this is not the outcome we wanted or we worked so hard for. and i'm sorry that we did not win this election for the values we share and the vision we hold for our country. [applause] but i feel pride and gratitude for this wonderful campaign that we built together. this vast, diverse, creative, unruly, energized campaign. you represent the best of america and being your candidate has been one of the greatest honors of my life. [applause] i know how disappointed you feel, because i feel it, too. and so do tens of millions of americans who invested their hopes and dreams in this effort. this is painful. and it will be for a long time. but i want you to remember this. our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love and about building an america that is hopeful, inclusive, and bighearted. we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided than we thought. i still believe in america and i always will. if you do that we must accept this result

hopes dashed. unable to witness her shatter turning instead to grief and bewilderment from the streets to the airwaves. >> as usual, men can get away with anything and women can get away with nothing. >> the reckoning the morning after on "the view." hosts joy behar and whoopi goldberg letting loose. >> when you scare children by saying, you're not going to let them stay in the country, you're going to separate them? chirp don't children don't know what you're talking about. >> reporter: we're in a cab in manhattan heading towar protest smack dab between abc and trump tower. perhaps only after this historic loss signs that clinton's message had connected. >> this loss hurts. but please, never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it. >> fighting for what's right is a line straight out of hillary clinton's speech this morning where she was calling for unity and embracing a trump we are literally hiking up the canyons of manhattan following this protest. it's a smattering of black li

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hope sf, it is a tremendous day in the stay to be in front of you, really, you know, hope sf is one of these things that the city understands is long overdue, so i'm here before you today, we'll be at planning later, go before the board of supervisors in january to put forward on initiative that's unlike anything in the country, this is the nation's first public housing transformation and creations initiative designed to interrupt intergenerational poverty and to build vibrant mixed income communities so we have done -- and i use the phrase reparations intentionally, we are repairing what our city by public policy -- we have tremendous friends in the audience who will be speaking on behalf of hope sf, i'm going to go through this briefly, i wanted to start with, again, my name is theo miller, mayor mill who's in pittsburg today just wanted me to say this is part of the mayor's vision to end public housing, this is no longer the other side of potrero hill or those swamps in sunnyvale, this is our community, this is our san franciscoer, this is an initiative that is designed to build on

that is what i hope will come out during the presidency. i hope trump could foster that. if he doesn't, i think our nation is strong enough and good enough we could do that. >> is there something president- elect trump could do to win -- draining the swamp is what he kind of ran on. it seems like he's electing swamp-dwellers, i would say to be kind about it. >> he could still deliver that for you. >> when you talk about somebody on paper who would run for president and donald trump is obviously a great choice. however the rhetoric and absolutely he said things to people to identify with them to get them to vote for him. i don't think divicive and angry with each other as has been portrayed in that election. it gets people to watch and have an opinion. but i totally agree with you. we're a friendly nation. we're a nation of immigrants. we're a nation that pulls ourselves up by the boot straps. >> rob, real quickly, if there's something a president trump could do to earn your respect and vote. kind of some of the fringe voters out there. and a lot of that reach was this rhe

i've been attending the meetings with hope sf and i'm very impressed. i, like the lady before me, i'm disabled, i'm a senior, i'll be 70 in another year, i can't believe it, but i'll be there, but i'm a grass root activist as well, i'm born and raised here in san francisco. these last 69 years, i worked at ycd at their apprenticeship coordinator in the 80's, i also worked as an apprenticeship coordinator for elihu hutch about ten years ago after i became sick, i retired, i'm a cancer survivor 8 years, i've got cancer in both lungs and throat cancer, i've had my right lung removed in the last two years, i had my thyroid removed, i'm going through radiation in my other lung right now, but i'm strong as an ox. being a grass root activist in this city and have lived in this city all my life and growing up both in the fillmore hunter's point, sunnydale, you know, considering the years i've been around, but the environment in which i grew up in, in this city and living in these run-down victorians which are not run down anymore, but there's a legacy to what w

say they are hoping for the best out of the next they're ready to more forward and hope they can support our incoming president. ftffnll following last night's election... it was a hard day for a lot of americans today. but in las vegas... it was a different story for families who had loved ones returning home after serving overseas. fox5's cyndi lundeberg joins us in studio... with a special story about a dad who also came home today... 150 las vegas based national guardsmen and women came home today... including david bouse .... we were there when he little girls at school today. cheers after a nearly a year overseas... cheers 150 national guard soliders.... good seeing you man are home with their families. nats kissing the 17th sustainment brigade based here in las vegas... spent 10 months in iraq... kuwait and afghanistan. nats dad kissing son wednesday morning families waited anxiously to hold their loved ones close... your wife is in there she cant wait shes right around the corner were going to walk right here in the courtyard soldier david bouse is also home.... lets do it lets g

i hope that tone continues.unded a lot more presidential than i think we've heard, frankly, from either candidate during this election, so i'm hopeful the tone will continue. charlie, what was interesting to me was it occurs to me that the most powerful people in washington right now besides, obviously, the president-elect are people like john mccain, people like lindsey graham, because they can cut deals with chuck schumer on issues they don't necessarily agree with donald trump on and sway really the course of an election -- sorry, the course of legislation in ways that i think they might not have the freedom to do if they had had a mike pence, for example, as president or somebody whom they supported vociferously or somebody with whom they ideologically agreed. to me, john mccain, for example, just got a six-year mandate. he really now has nothing to lose. who knows? sandra: i want to bring kennedy in because that image up on the screen is really something. as we led off the show, president obama -- while on

hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> one more story before we go. farmers are gearing up for the christmas holiday season with poinsettia flowers. shipments of the decorative plant are now peaking. in the town north tokyo, about 30 farmers are producing potted poinsettia and princettia. shipments are now on the way to buyers. the red and pink colors are especially vivid this year thanks to cool temperatures last susummer. >> translator: i hope people will give these potted flowers as gifts or enjoy them at home during the christmas season. >> most will be shipped to areas in the tokyo metropolitan region and western japan until early december. >>> with that we conclude this hour's "newsline," be8úxúe? >> welcome to be "france 24" newsroom. meet and greetic and washington, d.c. as donald trump came face-to-face with president obama and top republicans as anti-trump protesters took to the streets once again. food supplies running out in aleppo as russia rejects a u.n. plea for a longer hum

and i hope it gives all the other veterans hope that we finally have if he keeps his word, sticks up for the veterans. >> so while the future of this country and its leader is unknown -- >> my hope is that he doesn't post on the ground the ghostly. >> is a smart man. he's not stupid and he knows how to negotiate. >> for or against, we are all in that is my hope. the good people will come together and realize we are all americans. >> each veteran that we spoke to was quick to.out that they do feel like they need more support, no matter whomever is in office. >> the city of denver honoring veterans with this bright display. here's a live look at the city and county building. this is part of a national movement called "greenlight a vet". which encourages people across the nation to change one visible light keep it going every day. please consider the pinpoint whether beast -- the city will turn on its holiday lights the day after thanksgiving. we are making a new commitment to the military, serving those who serve. as part of our problem solvers initiative. we'll have more tomorrow at 4

i hope the fcc will do its part. but if we're really serious about getting broadband out to everybody, and i just read a story today out of a tv station in pittsburgh that 18,000 people still don't have any access to broadband, that's got to be an administration-wide thing. other agencies need -- there's a mission for the 21st century, the next 10 or 15 years, let's get this country up to speed. i know rob will disagree and say we're already up to speed, but i think our showing in the international competition is certainly not what it should be for the country that invented the internet in the first place. >> host: commissioner copps, in january of 2009 you became a majority member of the commission. much as ajit pai and michael reilly will. how did your life change on the commission? >> guest: well, i became chairman, so my life changed quite a bit. [laughter] i became responsible for a lot of other things other than that. i think it changed just because of the standpoint that you're kind of responsible for setting

don't give up hope.ottery officials say there was a winning ticket in our area, in pennsylvania worth a millions, not too shabby. >>> world leaders are continuing to reaction the to the death of the long time cuban dictator fidel castro which includes the canadian rhyme minister now clarifying his original remarks, praising castro. kelly wright has more there washington. >> the fact is that fidel castro had a deep and lasting impact on the cuban people. >> reporter: canadian rhyme minister justin truedeux defending his controversial comments in which he praised cuban dictator fidel castro following his death, following him a legendary revolutionary and orator. many criticized the statement even within canada citing castro's poor human rights leader. >> on the passing of his death i vest a statement that highlighted the, the deep connections between the people of the canada and people of cuba. >> reporter: u.s. leaders condemned his comments, including senators marco rubio and ted cruz, both cuban america

he's hoping a judge will hear his appeal. guys. a serial carjacker will spend the next 41 years in prison. police say brandon newson was just 17 years old when his he was charged with 7 carjackings-- affecting 10 victims in just a week's time. newson was released from lincoln hills juvenile corrections in february. these crimes were committed just three months later-- in may. e-s-p-n is reporting that the milwaukee bucks will no longer stay at hotels owned by president-elect donald trump. sources tell the network the bucks are among three n-b-a teams to make the decision. they say the team has alr arrangements when traveling to chicago and new york. we've reached out to the bucks for confirmation-- but we have not heard back. meanwhile in washington-- house speaker paul ryan will keep his title. today -- the wisconsin congressman was reelected to a second term. stephanie grady joins us in studio tonight with more... it was a unanimous vote by the house republican conference. keep in mind -- the official vote will come in early janu

>>> right now at 5:00, hope for a new future. cuban americans reacting to the death of fidel castro. >>> an east bay rec center gutted by flames. a historic building that serves as a school for hundreds of chirp. first, a steady stream of rain pounding the bay area right now causing dangerous conditions on bay area roadways. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. we're talking about the bay bridge, let's take you there now. here is the toll plaza, a traffic nightmare, as you can see bumped up to bumper for miles. >> let's take a look at the reason why. two separate accidents on the upper deck. after 3:00, you can see the emergency vehicles on the scene, cars moving slowly past the crash. >> meteorologist is tracking it for us. >> you can see more rain approaching from the south moving east towards evergreen and more rain moving into san francisco and the tri-valley. that is the view in san francisco as we see the showers passing through. this is in between two storm systems, scattered show

say they are hoping for the best out of the next four years. many say they're ready to more forward and hope they can support our incoming president. ftffnll>> nevada gun stores are preparing for a spike in business after voters passed question one. starting next year, they will be the ones overseeing private gun sales and issuing background checks. federal and county laws state onto any gun for 30 days before it can transferred over to the new owner. people who voted yes say this will make our streets safer. "this will save lives in states where they have passed this there are 48% less deaths involving officers." "the people that need guns for self defense we're keeping thousands of them from getting one that is not a good trade off for public safety it's a political bull stunt." gun stores say because of the complex language to enforce the law until nevada legislators get together and hand it over to the governor to sign. starting next year, nevadans will also be able to possess and smoke recreational pot. but don't get too excited at the pro

fox >> she wrote down a very special message. >> i wrote i hope you'll be healthy, and i hope you get loved. lots of love, and i hope you get parents and family soon. >> reporter: the words of hope and encouragement carefully crafted on a tag that will soon be read by a child who recently entered the foster care system. >> it's really not about the fire truck or whatever it is. they really focus on the tag that's been written for them. that's the bigger meaning for them. to think that somebody spent time to write a message of hope for them specifically is a big deal. >> she started the foundation after her only son died, eventually teaming up with arizona department of child services placing toy boxes like this one in offices statewide. >> when a child has to be removed from their home, it is a really traumatic situation. it's not easy for any child, those things that are familiar for them. so to have something that is their own is really important. >> dcs spokesperson vickie isaac says when kids come into the system, they get to pick a toy. it helps put them at ease. >> our focus is

whatever i create in my life that i hope you feel a little bit of light and i hope that i can bring joy to you and make you feel unified and happy. and i love you. >> but the winner who left everyone talk was gomez. >> i had to stop be and i was absolutely broken inside. and i have to say thank you so much to my fans because you guys are so loyal and i don't know what i did to deserve you. but if you are broken you do not have to stay broken. >> well, it has been a constant parade through president elect donald trump's front door. >> famous faces have been coming up we're going to give you a rundown of who he's interviewing for his administration. >> then the bucs even up their record with another surprise from the sidelines this sunday. we'll show you what we mean coming up. >> and you can get developmentings on all of today's biggest stories on our prime time newscast on great 38 . >>> now, let's check in on your first at 4 sports, a big win for the bucs on sunday. >> wide receiver mike evans followed through on his promise to stand during the national anthem. this is a picture fr

without ever realizing that hope. his resolution encourages them to allow americans to meet with their families and encourages them to build good will conducive to peace in the peninsula. earlier this year we passed the north korean sanctions and policy enhancement act which incomplide amendment, conditioning sanctions relief on the promotion of family reunifications for koreans and korean americans. it's vital our north korean policy be informed with the understanding that there are human victims to have this ongoing conflict in the korean peninsula. i ask my colleagues to support the resolution which demonstrate ours commitment to efforts to seek to relieve the pain of separation felt by korean families. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves this egentleman from california. mr. royce: i reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. sherman: i salute the author of this resolution, mr. rangel, urge its adoption and yield back. the speaker p

today, i hope today, i hope that we can begin the healing.ause] in america, it is vital that every vote counts and that evere vote to be counted. but the outcome should be decided by voters. up not a protracted legal process. i would not not give up this fight if there was a chance that we would prevail but it is now clear that even when all the provisional ballots are counted, which they will be, there will not be enough outstanding votes for us to be able to win ohio. therefore, we cannot win this election. my friends, it was here that we began our campaign for thehe presidency. all we had was hope in a vision for a better america. it was a privilege and a gift tt spend two years traveling this country coming to know so many of you. i wish that i could just wrap you in my arms and embrace each and every one of you individually all across this nation. i think you from from the bottom of my heart. [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> we still got your back. t >> thank you ma'am., >> i assure you, you watch, i will still have your

some of the kids hoping to be news anchors or meteorologists down the road. a lot of others out there. thank you for being so kind in our long the weather certainly cooperated. nobody had to complain about the weather. in fact, a lot of the kids are out of school next week. i think they're going to be pretty happy about the way the forecast is shaping one temperatures right now mostly in the low 50s in our northern counties and in polk county, although you get closer to tampa, low sick. apollo beach 63, largo 66. still upper 60s in longbow key. we hit the low 80s today in saturday, just as warm, and then by later sunday, sunday night into monday, the coolest weather i think we have seen in probably about seven months will be rolling on in. but up until then, we've got nothing but sunshine in the forecast. it's a beautiful combination, because the mornings are still kind of cool and chilly, crisp at least. the afternoons warm up. so you have kind of got the best of you're hard-pressed to find any cloud cover. there's way. the water vapor, that's dry air. obvio