coverage is up 19% but navigators sadie savings might be well worth it. she is committed to help as many as she can. serena bazin, abc action news. >> reporter: amendment one is putting home solar panels on the ballot. in the sunshine state we ranked adam winer is taking action by looking into whether solar panels are worth the investment of your hard earned money. >> reporter: believe it or not sitting down to see his electric bill actually brings a smile to the face of roland. >> i just really very happy. >> reporter: it has changed? the magic on his roof just 20% of his home's energy coming from the rest comes free from the sun. >> you can pay yourself or the utility company. >> reporter: these are not cheap. the costs $119 per month paying them off in 20 years. >> here are the two inverters. >> reporter: but his electric bill now down to $35 per month. >> i am saving a good $10-$20 per month for my normal utility to my pocket. >> reporter: even in this same neighborhood. >> in my case it would have just about went out my entire power bill. took the ma

speeding up its efforts to put in place its own navigation system, europe launched on its rocket not one, not two, but fou r satellites. with them europe will have 18 galileo satellites in orbit trait only six more and its navigation system would be complete. the rockets show drop its boosters and 69 kilometers into the sky. releases, revealing the satellite at the front of the rocket. an altitude of about 23,000 kilometers, the satellites will be deployed 2x2. they are programmed to maneuver themselves to their final destination. >> galileo is the flagship program. us more than just

coming over my navigation beam. pick it up. switching, sir. ...and trespassed into our star systems. this is balok, flagship fesarius of the first federation. your vessel, obviously the product of a primitive and savage civilization, ving ignored a warning buoy and having then destroyed it, ntion is not peaceful. wewere now considering the disposition of your ship and the life aboard. ship to ship. hailing frequencies open, sir. this is the captain of the enterprise speaking. the warning nature of your space buoy was unknown to us. our vessel was blockeded and when we attempted to disengage-- everywhere-- our electrical systems, our enennes-- no further communication will be accepted. if there is the slightest hostile move, your vessel will be destroyed immediately. they're shutting off some of our systems, captain. brilliant. extremely sophisticated in their methods. does the recorder marker have this on its tapeses enough to warn other earth ships. mr. bailey, dispatch recorder marker. mr. bailey. uh, recorder marker dispatch

after a rendezvous, the b-51s head for assembly point led by b-29s designated as navigator ships.arther west our bomber wings grind ahead on the last lap to the empire. reports to the controller back at guam give their flight position, which is kept up to the hour on the mission board. still at low altitude, the b-29s are approaching the bad weather belt where unreported storms and cool fronts appear suddenly across the bomber course. >> pilot to crew, we're going to start our climb. check oxygen equipment. tell buck he better get out to his dog house. >> as they begin their slow climb to altitude, the crews prepare for the vital business ahead. and from now on until they come off target and head home it's all business. the central fire control system is warmed up. super human brain power at the flick of a switch. each gunner flexes his sights and tries the coordinated fire controls with a few short bursts to clear the gun. after pushing up to altitude, the bombers arrive close to assembly point. air in the pressurized cabin is comparable to 8,000 feet, but oxygen masks are a adju

lieutenant uhura, take over navigation. yes, captain. we have engine power now, captain, if you'd like to move off and make repairs. no, no. back to our side of the neutral zone. hold our position. play dead. still no sign of movement, commander. we have damaged ourselves. and it is our duty to crush the praetor's enemies. i do not trust their captain. we are in the neutral zone. they will not enter. if you refuse, permit me the glory of the kill, commander. we will attack... but on my order. damage reports, mr. stiles? negative. will you require any assistance here? tomlinson! enemy vessel becoming visible, sir. forward phasers, stand by. fire! fire! stiles, can you hear me? fire! fire! stiles, can you hear me? fire! fire! stiles, can you hear me? fire! weapons! mr. sulu, prepare to move in on the romulan vessel. ship-to-ship, uhura. put this on the screen. g frequencies open, sir. captain... no. no. it is not our way. i regret that we meet in this way. you and i are of a kind. in a different reality, i could have callededou friend. wha

so there is a lot of construction we need to navigate. plus they put up all of the metal barriers, and believers, we get ready for the philadelphia marathon this weekend, then they'll keep everything up for the thanksgiving day parade next week. northbound lanes of 495, an accident, right near the philadelphia pike interchange, that's causing delays for folks coming up from wilmington, and both the market frankford and subway using shuttle buses until 5:00. thomas, karen, back to you. >> bob, thank you so much. we're following this breaking news, from west philadelphia, right now, police are investigating a shooting outside of the fast-food restaurant, the scene, checkers at 52nd and market streets, this is just about 2:30 this morning. officers say there was a man who was shot in the arm. they took him to the hospital. he is in stable condition. >> and grounded, a 20 year old drexel university student now under arrest accused of flowing a drone right near a police helicopter. >> philadelphia police say they noticed the drone when monitor

so we need more navigation centers.k you. >> >>[applause] >> this is, again, this is our best practice understanding of what really works to change people's lives. because if you do encounter you will encounter them today people are been on the streets sometimes for many years. a lot of phobias that a lot of mistrust. a lot of habits and behaviors that are going to be very challenging for them even if we have eight units ready for them they might not be able or ready to accept it. so the navigation centers we are doing the next one that we have. we are able to work this out with the before of san francisco and they have provided us with an area near the dogpatch that we work it out with immediate neighborhoods were now embracing it so they welcome injured 70 person navigation ctr. on 25th st. in the dogpatch that will be ready for operation in february that again 24 seven you another site we were working on the salvation army as well. so we're taking care of business. i want to say this is a new approach. we have to be

she's now a certified healthcare navigator a job created to help people understand the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. >> so compelled i believe in this program, i believe people this year she's helping others and at the tampa enrollment assistance center. >> it's tough because you want to make sure they get the right benefits they are entitled to. >> on average each navigator spends two hours with each person who walks through the door. >> we have people from last year already calling, inquiring about hours of operation. >> four years since the program launched people still need help, something the navigators welcome. the government has tried to make the website easy to navigate, everyone can apply but there's one main point of confusion and that's when consumers call doctors offices. >> tell them that they have obamacare, there's no such thing as obamacare. it is florida blue or aetna or whatever the insurance provider is. >> navigators stress you have to name your plan. if you don't the person on the other end may not realize you're eligible for coverage. here is exact

i've just destroyed the navigational controls. no one can stop this ship now two minutes to borg space. ( both groaning ) direct hit. the vessel's shields are down. transporter standing by. get a lock on our people. ( yelling ) voyager. come with me. it's not too late. it is for you. i've got them, commander-- transporter room two. alter our slipstream, hard starboard. collective: we are the borg. you will be assimilated. captain's log, supplemental: we remained in the quantum slipstream for an hour our diagnostics have concluded that we can't risk using this technology again but we did manage to get 300 light years closer to home. computer: full impact. final round: janeway. winner: janeway. nice play. you almost had me. almost. go again? i must report to the astrometrics lab. there is work to be done. i gave the crew strict orders to take some r&r i am attempting to design another method of traveling at slipstream velocities without damaging voyager. i thought that was impossible. "impossible" is a word that humans use far too o

my pilot and navigator are dead. >> waiting for the rest of them, sir? >> no, we have the gadget back. we have wounded. check it out. >> they opened up right on us. less than a minute from the ip. we took all the evasive action we had time for. and track us again. general, they tracked us through the turn. >> my group and all the flack. >> never saw them coming or going. >> tracking us through the overcast and like it had eyes. i thought we were supposed to have them. >> maybe they have something new. >> if we have trouble like this again, we are not going to last very for long. >> hi, fellas. >> sandy. >> you are okay, i am getting ready for you. >> where is dr. rink? >> how do you feel, sergeant? >> not too great. >> we are just about ready for you in surgery. >> wait a minute. i need to think. sandy. the way that flack was following us, must have had something to do with radar. it was the only way they could have known to keep on firing. tell dr. rink. they must have zeroed in on rink's radar. >> doctor, i am sorry that you consider this an imposition

serena bazin has the key factor that could help you navigate to the confusion. >> reporter: three simple words describing the decision of an elise to take a new job. she is now a certified health care navigator which is a job created to help pele i believe people should be insured. >> reporter: she enrolled last year and this year she is helping others. >> it is tough because you want to make sure picked the right benefits that they are entitled to. >> reporter: on average each navigator spence two hours with each person who walks through the door. >> we have people calling worrying about hours of

yes, and provided you don't navigate we can steer this baby home. please, before they touch me again. oh, you love it. who is your quizmaster? i know him. do me a favor and go see if he's at his stromboli stand. oh, sure. are you going to be okay, sabrina? she's going to be fine. that kid is trouble. what do you mean? calzone has a score to settle with me. i got him kicked out of quizmasters for cheating. why come after me? with all respect, you were the snitch. nothing's more embarrassing for a quizmaster than to have a pupil fail to get their license. although getting caught in that skirt came close. i'm not going to get my license? after the havoc you wreaked? isn't there anything i can do? well, all the damage you've done will slowly go away after you start a vicious rumor about yourself. and make it a good one. i can't even get my grandma to return my phone calls. sabrina. hi, libby. i just heard a rumor about you. i knew it! you've got no teeth. sabrina's got no teeth. ( all laughing ) i just heard that sabrina has no teeth. eww! eww! whoa! he

realign the navigational gyryr. realign the navigational gyros. helm, i hope you see that pylon. bow thrusters, pitch up 16 degrees. full power to port thrusters. engine room. one-quarter impulse power. engine room, bridge. one-quarter impulse power. helm, lay in a course for the badlands. engine room, stand by for warp speed. set intermix to point zero-one. initialize warp chamber on my mark. three, two, ono. mark. warp one, sir. increase speed to warp six as soon as possible. increase speed to warp six as possible. sir, engine room reports we could go to warp seven. well done, people. mr. worf, i think k should start running battle drills. aye, sir. captain's log: supplemental. after completing a series of readiness drills we've entered the plasma fields of the badlands and begun our search for eddington. on the plasma warheads. transfer power from the forward shields to the targeting array. engine room, where are those field stabilizers? engine room, bridge. where are those field stabilizers? major, engine room reports field stabilizers should be on line in 15 minutes. oh, i'v

as you head there, europe launched 4 navigation satellites into space today. french guiana a little after 10:00 a.m. local time and now successfully installed 23,000 kilometers above the earth. [counting] >> it was the eighth launch of galileo's satellite. thursday's operation was different. speeding up its efforts to put in place its own navigation system, europe launched on its rocket not one, not two, but fou r satellites. with them europe will have 18 galileo satellites in orbit trait only six more and its navigation system would be complete. the rockets show drop its boosters and 69 kilometers into the sky. releases, revealing the satellite at the front of the rocket. an altitude of about 23,000 kilometers, the satellites will be deployed 2x2. they are programmed to maneuver themselves to their final destination. >> galileo is the flagship program. us more than just some activity in space together. it is a service we bring to the society, to industry as well as to individual citizens. >> this is how the network would look with its 24 satellites in europe.

a lot of cars already have that built-in navigation system. >> reporter: which is already changing how we drive and down the road could change the roads we're driving on. >> it's going to be the stepping stone to the future. >> reporter: to get this infrastructure all built up to get it started will be about $8 million, but that's a lot cheaper when you consider what it would cost to add a line to 70 or build a new road. this technology works, cdot plans to install it around the state. by 2025 they expect to have 1.2 million connected cars and self- driving cars on the roads in colorado. >> what will they think of next? thank you, matt. >> that's pretty cool. >>> a rare weekday primetime gameat wilson field. >> and the historic win for the >>> many of us live in neighborhoods that have a homeowners association, but often we don't know where to turn for help with problems. today on hoa line 9 you can talk with a volunteer from the community of associations of colorado about your hoa concerns. their advice is free, 303-698- 0999. you have another 20 minutes or so. >>> fans will line the

and when i become the wave now i'm navigating." at five.he just said to me, "you're too old. you want someone to know everything send your son to my island," but, he said, "i'll teach you enough to find the island you seek. but i can't teach you the magic." >> anthony: why do you think it was important to do such a difficult thing? >> nainoa: i mean, it's the same story that you're going to see in -- >> anthony: well, everywhere. >> nainoa: everywhere, in terms of indigenous people. my father's mother nearly pure hawaiian. chooses not to teach her children language or culture or genealogy. where do you come from? who is your family? what is your link? and that could have been a hundred generations. what the voyage did was a reconnection back to feeling wholesome about who you are. knowing where you come from, and who are your ancestors. so the hokulea, when it got to tahiti, it was their canoe. it wasn't our canoe, it was theirs. and, so, then it started to ignite this flame. again, symbolic, a bumper sticker, a t-shirt, start to emerge. "i

you could have falsified your navigational logs. there is no proof that you ever came aboardvoyager. that's what i always liked about you two-- such unyielding logic, such refreshing skepticism. run a diagnostic on my logs. you'll find they haven't been altered. (door opening) to be legitimate but thereare further steps to take. then take them. i thought you might like to get something to eat-- unless your memories of our mess hall aren't good. as a matter of fact, i was quite fond of neelix's food. that's something hard to believe. commander chakotay's face became flushed as he spoke with her. what does that signify? i'd rather not engage in speculation. i think our guest will enjoy this, commander-- uh, fried soy meal, buttered carrots and a delightful almond pudding. sounds wonderful. very nice. thanks, neelix. you were very diplomatic. why do you say that? you hate carrots; fried food upsets your stomach; and you refuse to eat pudding because you think it's slimy. right? i'm curious. here before you said we worked together but y

. >> let siri do the navigating. >> google map, siri has no clue. >> siri! >> no, google. >> i must suggest -- >> no! >> what we have here is a hiker in a very beautiful area, but he spotted something. you see this young bear coming through the woods. >> bear? where's mom? that's my question. >> you don't see bear doesn't see the hiker with the camera, and the hiker decides to reveal himself right here. what should he do, nick? >> make yourself look big and make lots of noise. go away, bear! >> that's better than what he does. >> the apartment got ahold of this video and posted it online saying do not do this, because good thing for this guy is, the

the only way that cycling will become angle alternative to driving with regards to building and navigation center in the richmond i'm opposed to it two key factors a mentally ill did moving the homeless to the navigation centers solve those problems where are they getting the drugs are we getting get rid of the drug dealers and future the lands for the navigation center is says and take a long time for neighborhoods my solution to have immediate heirs source that will bypass this process my solution is to create a vessel when you call a ship that already has cabins and bathrooms and kitchens in place this will be the real solution for providing shelter for the hopeless i'd like to have our vote i'm sam quan running for the richmond. >> high my name is marston i'm running for frifr in the responding district i was born in the responding and raising my three children i want them to live here right now i don't see that i'm running to seek family and keep working people in the city i'm with the law enforcement organizations firefighters and police and deputy sheriffs and proud to be enforced b

and did the crew have enough navigational instruments...? sot: steve ganyard " if you are on battery power you don't know where you are// in this case when you throw weather, nighttime high terrain, and no navigation it is a recipe for disaster colombian authorities say the tail hit the top of other side.... the question tonight... where were those six survivors sitting.... and how did they survive when so many others perished. david kerley, abc news, washington. new york city police are looking for a man who stole a bucket of gold flakes from an armored truck. they've released surveillance video of the incident. it happened september 29th, on west 48th street.. in broad daylight. the gold flakes are worth one-point-six million dollars. the back of the truck was left open and unattended. took the 86-pound bucket.. and no one noticed. we found out a few days ago that someone in tennessee was carrying a powerball ticket worth millions. well it turns out-- it was 20 people. these lucky 20 co-workers are sharing a 420 million dollar powerball ja

. >> went from clearing explosive devices from afghanistan's roads to trying to navigate another territory also foreign to him, the business world. >> so just like in war, it's completely unknown. >> he founded a company. >> i can send messages to different people. >> it's meant to be a social media platform for students in film, media and theater. >> our main focus is connecting the students who they need to be part of their crew. those production companies, their assistance with their media and projects. >> i think the hardest part has been continuing to navigate in a sea of the unknown. >> but for raymond, and over a dozen other veteran startup -- navigating unknowns was made easier. >> they have technical skills and capabilities. >> a former military prosecutor himself, who now gives legal advice pro bono to veterans who want to start their own business. through his new york-based law firm. >> we're there to bridge that gap in materials of the legal and business side of things. >> what do you think about the schedule? >> position in the military. i retired as a lieutenant colonel. >> l

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and a dozen of other start-ups, navigating those unknown was made easier with the help of peek like brock pa san, a former military prosecutor himself, who now gives legal advice pro bono to veterans who want to start their own business, through their new york-based law firm. >> we're there to bridge that gap between the legal and business side of things. >> what do you think about the schedule? >> 20 years as a physician in the military and i retired as a lieutenant colonel. >> linda brown who opened a soul food cafe in no, just a few months ago was also able to take advantage of those services. >> they really led us and guided us through the maze of all of the legalities of opening up a business. >> according to the small business administration, nearly one in ten small businesses in the u.s. are veteran own, generating over $1 trillion in sales. veterans have also about 45% more likely to be self-employed than nonveterans. >> veterans have so much to bring to the economy and to the workforce. law firms, consulting firm, accountants can bring one on one technical advice to veteran

part of the leeway in navigating will depend on the senate outcomes.f the senate's republican, there's no way they will confirm someone who is a highly progressive treasury secretary. there are lots of variables in it we knew who was elected. tuesday forn to our election special with david .ura, megan murphy that is election night starting at 7:00 p.m. on the east coast. vonnie: we will cover the impacts of the election. the main driver of investor anxiety. what is revealed about investor sentiments. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn in new york. mark: from london, i am mark barton. vonnie: the upcoming election has pushed aside the fed as the torn driver as inves anxiety. here is the senior analyst at bloomberg intelligence. we have been following currencies. we have been looking at the korean won and the chinese renminbi. investor flows, it is difficult to tell on first glance, what you?tf's telling you mentioned foreign currencies. they are happening. etf's are accessible to everyone. is the me

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they protect the navigation interest.you can't do it everywhere but it's possible in a place where the stakesare that high , that you get that kind of unanimity. you can be helpful. >>. [inaudible] >> thank you for joining us tonight. miriam is available to sign books so if you have purchased a copy we will erect you to this side of the room. we also have a couple of ian's books if you are interested in purchasing those so thank you all today for joining with us. [applause] >>. [inaudible conversation] here's a look at some of the staff pics of the harder bookstore in cambridge massachusetts. yahoo! news political columnist matt five explores how the downfall of gary hart, presidential campaign has shaped today's campaign in all the truth is out. supreme court justice stephen breyer looks at how the high court decisions are stretching beyond america's borders in the courts and the world. in 1944, historian j when it fdr had to make regarding d-day and the end of world war ii. journalist jenny nordberg reports on the lives

they will have to navigate that situation it will not be easy either. so, i guess the point is that it's too early to tell exactly what the impact will be. there will be an impact, but we knew there would be regardless of the outcome of the race. there certainly were some priorities where secretary clinton did not agree with president obama and a different scenario you would be asking me the same question about some of those policy priorities too. i what is true is that the president-elect has some difficult questions to answer and some big challenges to tackle. that is white so important for there to be a smooth and effective, efficient transition from president obama's presidency to's presidency to the trump presidency. as americans, we are rooting for the success of our president in leading and uniting the country. >> are there any more details you can share about the conversation between president obama and the president-elect? >> my understanding is it was not a lengthy called. it took place very late last night. based on the fact that there is a d

desalle, our navigator... dr. mccoy, our medical officer, mr. sulu,,our helms, and carl jaeger, meteorologist. welcome, good physicicier and honorable sir. is he kidding? und... officer jaeger. ein deutsch soldat, nein? ein, zwei, drei, wir gehen veveittels schiessgewehr. i'm a scientist, not a military man. oh, come now. we're all military men under the skin. and how we do love our uniforms. what an interesting weapon you've got there. do let m msee it. how does this work? ah, yes. this won't kill, and this will. oh. oh, how marvelous! devastating! why, this could kill millions. who will you start with, are we your next targets? oh, how absolutely typical of your species. you don't understand something, so you become fearful. now, do let me anticipate your next question. you want to know how i've managed all of this. that's correct. we, meaning i and others, have, to state the matter briefly, perfected a system by which matter can be transferred to energy and back to matter again. like the transporter system aboard the enterprise. process. you

third one is navigation. what is navigation? navigation is all about where you are and where you're going, and i guess, also, where you've been. where you are, whe you're going, and even where you have been. if you're going to a specific airport, you want to make sure you get to that same airport. you look at the charts that show visual reference points. and it shows us landmarks that we can see from the air. we look outside, and we say, "okay, here's a road. "the road goes where we want to go, so we're going to follow this road." if the visibility's too low, we don't fly by visual cues. and they also show us navigation beacons. and we can head towards them. put simply, it's knowing which way is north, which way is east, which way is west, and whicway is south. and last but not least, all the regulations that we have to follow. this is unbelievable. look at all these rules! why are there so many rules and regulations? it provides everybody with the same operating guidelines so that everybody follows the same kind of procedures.

. >> reporter: while the changes took effect on friday night on van ness most phone navigation systems haven't caught up. drivers using gps are being redirected time and time again trying to get across the road. both with apple navigation and google maps not quite understanding that most left turns off of van ness are no longer allowed. >> hopefully it will catch up. >> it's the beginning of a three year construction property and it will eventually look like this with a bus lane only in the middle of the roadway and new sland scaping and light. the only left turns will be at broadway and lombard. >> it's hard for a couple years but it will be worth it. >> you can expect plenty of traffic tie ups on side streets as vehicles try to avoid the mess and go around the block to make their turn. >> i can't stand it. i live a block from van ness. >> as for the gps issue, the issue lies with the provider. >> we did work with them over the last few weeks and it should have been changed. if not, we'll work and get it changed today. >> the next change is a big one. three lanes in each direction wil

for the navigation systems they rely on. plus, a murder mystery in the east bay - no e's a 50-t dollar reward.. for anyone with information about who killed a prominent attorney. and, talk about getting stuck between a rock and a hard place.. how did these cows... get... here?!? we'll explain. right now.. out of these cows get over there? we will explain coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, van ness avenue in san francisco. this is a live look at the traffic turmoil at van ne ar >>> right now drivers are trying to figure out the new commute on van ness avenue. this is a look at it near pacific. a three-year construction project just got underway. it is getting a major overhaul and it is already tangling up traffic. most left turns are no longer allowed where they are doing construction. right now google and apple navigation have not quite caught up to the changes. some say that's an issue. >> we did work with them over the last few weeks and it should have been changed. >> reporter: once all complete, there will be a bus-only lane do

and they'll have to navigate. president-elect trump and his team will have to figure out how to navigate that situation. and it won't be easy either. so i guess the point is, it's too early to tell exactly what the impact will be. there will be an impact, but we knew there would be regardless of the outcome of the race and there certainly were some priorities where secretary clinton didn't agree with president obama, and, you know in a different scenario, she would be, asking me the same question about some of those policy priorities, too, and you know, what's true is that the president-elect has some difficult questions to answer. and some big challenges to tackle, and it's why it's so important for there to be a smooth and effective, efficient transition from president obama's presidency to the trump presidency, because as americans, we're rooting for the success of our president in leading and uniting country. >> are there any more detailing you can share about the phone call between the president and the presi

. >> she's going to have to navigate this role. because of course, it involves a realm of knowledge that she doesn't have. sort of directly in her portfolio. >> if confirmed, haley's appointment could strengthen trump's hand. the move elevating south carolina's lieutenant-governor henry mcmaster, an early trump ally, to governor, giving trump a political edge in a transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick? betsy devos for education secretary. a billionaire republican donor and school choice activist. who opposes common core, and wants to expand school voucher programs. the move was praised by school choice advocates like jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest teachers union. mr. trump will spend the thanksgiving holiday here in palm beach with family. and isn't expected to announcements until friday at the earliest. kate? >> kristen welker down in florida. thank you. >>> new york city officials are taking extra steps to secure tomorrow's macy's thanksgiving day parade. after

the campaign asking for patience as it navigates the transition process. and tonight the trump organization is making it official beginning the process of transferring the portfolio of businesses over to donald jr., eric, and ivanka trump. >> katy tur, thank you very much. >>> protests against the president-elect have begun to erupt in the streets of america's cities for a fourth evening in a row. in some cases, demonstrations have turned violent. last night the president-elect himself took to social media to first blast then praise the protesters. we get more from nbc's kristen welker. [ chants ] >> reporter: erupted for a third night. in portland, oregon, demonstrators vandalized property, spray painted messages like "dump trump." police say the worst damage was done by a small group of anarchists. in all more than 20 arrested. early this morning, president-elect trump tweeted "love the fact that this small group of protesters last night have passion for our great country." a major change in tone from last night when he sounded more like candidate trump.

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charity navigator makes it pretty easy of all airs irz's great to not so great nonprofits one example of a good one the forever young foundation. it helps out kids. take a look at the blue portion of the pie chart that's program expenses. they don't spend a whole lot on administration or fundraising compared to what they bring in. the ratio not always realistic. >> a charity can't spend everything on programs; right. they live in the world we do. they have to pay for stationary and electricity bills and spend money on fundraising the bulk of the money should be going to program. >>> help kids in scottsdale. the asu foundation and many more all of those will take care of your donation dollar the best and maybe you support some of those smaller nonprofits that you won't find there on charity navigator it your homework and for more information enter the financial fit zone on abc15. >>> breaking news just come in a senior official confirm president-elect donald trump has offered lieutenant michael flynn a job as the national security advisor. those details coming in we're getting a better

she's going to have to navigate this role. of course, it involves a realm of november she doesn't have directly in her portfolio. >> reporter: if confirms, haley's appointment could strengthen trump's hand, the move elevating south carolina's lieutenant governor henry mcmaster to be governor, giving trump a political edge in a key southern state. a transition official disputing that was part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick, betsy devos for education secretary, a billionaire republican donor and school choice activist who opposes common core and wants to expand school voucher programs. the move was praised by school choice advocates like jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest teachers union. >> our thanks to nbc's kristen welker. >>> this morning security in new york city is in a heightened state ahead of today's 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade. this follows an al qaeda publication suggesting the parade would be, quote, an excellent target. officials stressed there are no credible threats. nbc's jay gr

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