. >>> and former navy s.e.a.l.recipient eric greitens is waking up as missouri's new governor. he's making history as the state's first jewish governor. >>> and coming up at 8:00, governor-elect greitens will talk about his win, his book and his career and what he plans to do for that state. >>> and here's a new one, one southern california town just elected a dead person as city treasurer. yep, the candidate gary hurst died in late september. and city officials said it was too late to change the ballot. officials are now planning to hold a special election. that's a very nice tribute. ainsley? >>> no one saw it coming, not even the polls. president-elect donald trump and the results are sparking anger across america. >> we have to fight back. there will be casualties on both sides. there will be, because people have to die to make a change in this world. >> lee carter is here to analyze this. h hey, lee, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> many people were excited to see president-elect donald trump. >> i ha

one of those told the story about a navy s.e.a.l.of one page of the training manual. why wasn't the former secretary of state held to the same standard for doing what seems to be a lot worse? here to react is the federal security clearance attorney and -- who represented that s.e.a.l., sean bigley. sean, first off, tell me about the navy s.e.a.l. and what he did wrong? >> good morning, brian. this was someone we had the privilege representing a year ago. he risked his life repeatedly for the united states but he had one momentary lapse of judgment in which he decided to take a cell phone photograph of a page -- a single page in a classified training manual for the purpose of being able to study that later and when his commanders found out about it, he was immediately outprocessed from the navy. they moved to revoke his security clearance and he spent a year fighting that decision that we were ultimately able to get overturned. >> now, he's back in action. what a year it was. it was a bad decision. my goodness, how many times do you t

reporter: on the show the white house is destroyed the show invited us to this warehouse turned navy s.e.a.l. training base. >> so this will be the area where you actually film the scene? >> he and i will be here. they'll be actually treading through the compound. >> reporter: the action scenes are high octane. but pondering how an average joe might react to suddenly becoming commander in chief -- >> where are we going? >> presidential emergency operation center. >> reporter: is what makes "designated survivor" a thinking man's thriller. what do you think it takes to be and not be a good president, you have to try and be a good person. >> good night, daddy. >> good night, little pea. >> in the pilot they bring out the nuclear football. you say, what's the code? >> should i have an eye scan? do you need my fingerprints or an eye scan or something? >> no, sir. it's not like the movies. >> the guy laughs and says, yeah, we don't do that. >> reporter: the show going to great lengths to keep things realistic. we're here on the toronto set of the cast and crew hard at work. all of this is a stand-

greenwich mean time, a navy s.e.a.l. team was dispatched to the kashfari province of tenwar. their mission--to find the three american aide workers taken hostage and bring them back alive. (clicking) (door opens, switch clicks) (keys rattle) (gunfire) (both grunting) (gunfire continues on monitor) (grunting) (fitz) the s.e.a.l. team executed their mission american casualty. room's empty. no hostages. just take it! take it! (blow lands) (grunts) (man) over here! and as for the hostages... (kicks, grunts) yes! yes! (all exclaiming) (claps) i'm proud to say they're alive and well. (exclaiming continues) god bless our servicemen and women, and god bless america. (cell phone rings) t. you did a hell of a thing today. just doing my job. (harrison sighs) you get anything? (scoffs) this contract is so airtight. board meeting's at 5:00. too bad you don't sign a morality clause before you get married-- not that it would have saved those two anyway. why do you assume their marriage is over? the way i see it, marriage is a partnership. you add kids, it's a job. you think he's gonna be ab

. >> this is >> reporter: dorothy woods, individual dough of a navy s.e.a.l. killed in benghazi -- >> i hope they will take my experience and make their own decision about why she cannot be commander in chief. >> reporter: david clark jr., a sheriff in milwaukee county. >> donald trump's not beholden to anybody. when he goes to washington, d.c. he's not going to owe anybody anything. >> reporter: it's not always a friendly reaction. >> that mercedes, two up. he just shot me a bird out his window. out his sun roof. >> reporter: the group rocks up to clemmons, north carolina. >> trump, trump, trump, trump! >> reporter: all those people gathered for an event with the trump dignity tears the featured attraction. >> we've got to push on now to get trump across the finish line! >> reporter: the enthusiasm here palpable. the dignitaries sign autographs -- >> i love your hat. and you even look better in it. >> reporter: and give smooches to anything to get out the vote. >> excited for tuesday? >> reporter: inside the event, one of our new friends turns on us. >> peopl

a decorated combat veteran and former navy s.e.a.l. in this red state juneau chipped away at the lead. to the extent that house speaker paul ryan came to campaign for zinke last week. they say she has a shot. >> there's no question in her aspect of identity that are unique by montana standards. >> reporter: openly gay juneau grew up on the reservation. of the state's million residents, 6% are native american. voter turn out traditionally low. >> there are satellite places on four of the seven reservations. the early vote is changing what is going to happen. >> reporter: whispers she could be a contender for education secretary in a clinton administration. >> have you heard from the clinton campaign? >> i have not heard from them. to be in the mix, it's flattering. i'm glad my record is being recognized. >> reporter: still trailing in the polls, her congressional bid is an uphill battle amid of a landscape full of them. juneau said she'll continue running uphill. nbc news janet shamlian montana. >>> and when we come back, a place where

a decorated combat veteran and former navy s.e.a.l.this red state juneau chipped away at the lead. to the extent that house speaker paul ryan came to campaign for zinke last week. they say she has a shot. >> there's no question a part of her appeal especially for the progressive base lies in her aspect of identity that are unique by montana standards. >> reporter: openly gay juneau grew up on the reservation. of the state's million residents, 6% are native american. voter turn out traditionally low. >> there are satellite places on four of the seven reservations. the early vote is changing what is going to happen. >> reporter: whispers she could be a contender for education secretary in a clinton administration. >> have you heard from the clinton campaign? >> i have not heard from them. to be in the mix, it's flattering. i'm glad my record is being recognized. >> reporter: still trailing in the polls, her congressional bid is an uphill battle amid of a landscape full of them. juneau said she'll continue running uphill. nbc news janet s

a portion is named for jesse pittman, a electrical navy s.e.a.l. killed in afghanistan. abc7 news reported on major environmental issues and construction problems that led to a huge cost overrun. i have been bringing those stories to you for several years. you can see the reports on abc7news.com. >>> san francisco city attorney filed suit against the sinking millennium tower high rise. he is accusing the development of defrauding homeowners. herrera contends they knew about the problem a year before they were for sale. >> they sold the condominiums for a handsome profit, they were legally required to disclose it. >> developers say the city is trying to avoid paying for harm caused. they say tunnelling is removing ground water, causing the tower to sink. >>>. >>> a few clouds now, high, thin clouds, high temperatures in the 70s at the coast. many coastal locations as well as around the bay. it could reach heights of 20 feet. the post sunset sky from our camera, just mild outside. 68 degrees now in oakland, and san jose, 69 in gilroy. and this is a view looking eastward, i

>> reporter: montana school superintendent is battling a former navy s.e.a.l. in this red state juneau chipped away at the lead. paul ryan came to campaign for zinke last week. they say she has a shot. >> there's no question a part of her appeal especially for the progressive base lies in her aspect of identity that are unique by montana standards. >> reporter: openly residents, 6% are native american. voter turn out traditionally low. >> there are satellite places on four of the seven reservations. the early vote is changing what is going to happen. >> reporter: whispers she could be a contender for education secretary in a clinton administration. >> have you heard from the clinton campaign? >> i have not heard from them. to be in the mix, it's flattering. i'm glad my record is being recognized. >> reporter: still trailing in the polls, her congressionid amid of a landscape full of them. juneau said she'll continue running uphill. nbc news montana. >>> and when we come back, a place where you can find the authentic tastes of home cooked up by real grandmas in

a portion is named for jesse pittman, a electrical navy s.e.a.l. killed in afghanistan. abc7 news reported on major environmental issues and construction problems that led to a huge cost overrun. i have been bringing those stories to you for several years. you can see the reports on abc7news.com. >>> san francisco city attorney filed suit against the sinking millennium tower high rise. he is accusing the development of defrauding homeowners. herrera contends they knew about the problem a year before they were for sale. >> they sold the condominiums for a handsome profit, they were legally required to disclose it. >> developers say the city is trying to avoid paying for harm caused. they say tunnelling is removing ground water, causing the tower to sink. >>>. >>> a few clouds now, high, thin clouds, high temperatures in the 70s at the coast. many coastal locations as well as around the bay. it could reach heights of 20 feet. the post sunset sky from our camera, just mild outside. 68 degrees now in oakland, and san jose, 69 in gilroy. and this is a view looking eastward, i

. >> reporter: karen vaughan, who lost her son, a navy s.e.a.l. to war says the program is you know what your child gave his life for or what these kids know what they're fathers gave their lives for. they understand, but the truth is, you wonder if the rest of america understands, and so when somebody like leette and her beautiful family come together to do such amazing acts of kindness, it really warms your heart. >> good job. good job. good job. >> reporter: it's often said it's better to give than receive. and for the rebacks, the sentiment holds true, working hard at the holidays they not when it's for families who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> this is gratitude. >> uh-huh. >> we owe them a debt we can never repay. being able to provide something at christmas to let them know that we're thankful is really important. >> wow. >> unbelievable. >> beautiful. >> so far the reback helps hundreds of military families through their program and like go to kathyleeandhoda.com. >> amazing. beautiful. >> teaching the children about the legacy of l

>> navy s.e.a.l. >> reporter: he's excited about the possible missions he could >> you're there for a reason. you want to protect the country. >> he said he wants to join the military after high school. >> reporter: caleb's social worker has been working with him since he came into the system three years ago. >> do you have a favorite subject? >> history. >> he's an avid reader. >> reporter: for sports he likes it all and he was invited to test his skill practice shirts. >> reporter: they started with catching. >> nice. >> reporter: then tossing. >> good! >> reporter: batting. >> very good. he's got a lot of power. great hand-eye coordination. >> reporter: caleb proved his coordination works on the basketball court as well. he wants a family that appreciates his strengths and will help him to reach higher and who will love him. >> just a loving, patient home. a very committed home that will teach him how to be an adult, move him through life, parent him into the future. >> reporter: he's a great kid. if you have room in your home and your heart for caleb or another child who's waiting

>> a navy s.e.a.l. >> he's excited about the possible missions he could be assigned to some day. >> you're there for a reason. you want to protect the country. >> he said he wants to join the military after high school. >> caleb's social worker has been working with him since he came into the foster care system three years ago. right now he's in the ninth grade and really wants to do well in school. >> do you have a favorite subject at school? >> h 14-year-old. he likes video games and he's an avid reader. >> as for sports, he says he likes it all. and he was invited to test his skills. >> i got you one of our new practice shirts. >> they started with some practice catching. >> nice and then some tossing. >> hey, good. >> some batting. >> very good. got a lot of power and great hand-eye coordination. >> caleb proved his coordination works on the basketball court as will help him to reach higher. and who will love him. >> just a loving home. a patient home. a very committed home. home that will work with him, teach him how to be an adult, a young adult and move him through life and parent h

you look like eric wright, a former navy s.e.a.l., terrific candidate, now governor of missouri.t's very exciting night. and i think it's really telling in terms of the conversation throughout the past year on insider/outsider and what was the status of the gop. this was a strong showing for the gop. not just at the presidential level. but across the party. and so, while certainly there's a lot of conversations to still be had, i think donald trump hit the nail on the head when he spoke about common ground in his acceptance speech. this is a very, very strong night for this gop across all the elections. >> a vote for change or a vote for more of the same. and the people have spoken. thank you both for joining us. chuck, going to miss your hat but i'm sure we'll have you back on to talk a little bit more about everything. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> all right we're just getting started. the time is now ten minutes after the hour. battle ground blitz donald trump seized pennsylvania, ohio, florida, and north carolina. we've got live fox news team coverag

fourth annual pedal for patriots ride is happening right now, 586 miles to raise money for the navy s.e.a.ld. it began two days ago november 3rd in atlanta, georgia. the riders are cycling 100 miles plus for six days straight. they end on november 8th in fort peace, florida, in order to give back support and celebrate america's you can follow their journey on our facebook page and instagram. thanks for sending that in. >> greg? >> this is conditioned on whether or not i still have a job after this show. i say it's about 50/50. >> check your e-mail. >> this is live tonight. when something is live, you get away with more. right? you get away with a lot more. >> you hope. >> because you know what, they can't take it back. they can't take it back. not like they can edit it out. >> hannity will be on. >> charlie hurt, jillian turner, i always want to say anderson. because she was in x-files. i think it's going to be a delightful show. >> who will be hosting it? >> me. >> i don't think so. >> silly bird. >> i don't think so. >> what? what did i do now? i'm going to shut up. america breathes a sig

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