gooding right now in stable condition at a burn unit at new york presbyterian hospital. his mother says he is doing all he can to help him out. the pain he's going through and i'm wondering what i can do to help him. >> the hospital, as you can see here, in stable condition. his attorney says he's have to have surgery for his burns. >> president election donald trump among the politicians calling for unity tonight but not everyone is ready to move on with the results. there's a new push for a recount in several states? americans love to get together >> thanksgiving reminds us that no matter our differences we're still one people. >> reporter: and future one. >> it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country. >> reporter: hope the holiday can unite the deeply divided american people, as well. >> it's time to restore the bonds of trust between citizens because when america is unified, there is nothing beyond our reach. cnn-orc poll reported 50% of americans dreaded end the thought of talking about politics over dinne

you have new york presbyterian who is launching a creative outreach strategy to leap frog other folks in their communities to reach out to patients. for the first time, folks like that who focused historically on the excellence of their service lines are now actually thinking about what does it mean to create an excellent service experience out into the community? so i'm seeing folks from across the spectrum beginning to think about what does it mean to live in this next generation of health care, how do i need to rewire my own economics to survive, and what investments do i need to make? >> yumin, what do you think about the timing for this? you don't want to be too early. there's a lot of interest in paying for value. is there enough of it actually happening that you can build your business on something? >> we hear a lot about value-based payment and share savings and innovative technologies, yet when we dig into the companies, most our customers want fee for service. that's how it's traditionally done. we are definitely seeing the shift. it's taking a long time. i think it's going

as we looked at the renovation at the new york fifth avenue presbyterian church, how high did you say now? >> 175 feet. i can still feel my feet. >> this is about the carving of the stones. i wonder what the hands up like don't bother me, undone. it's a story that begins in 1875 when the roads were paved with dirt and the neighbors were a little less glamorous. [inaudible] renovations began last summer and totally more than 15,000,000 dollars. the congregants are congregants are not just footing the bill, they are searching for that perfect -- >> one of the reason brownstone was so popular is because it was cheap, local and easy to get. now now a lot of those quarries have run dry. when you need to replace brownstone it's not that easy. we reclaim brownstone from buildings and churches that have been taken down or source it from different parts of the world. some of the brownstone going up now is from china. >> it's not what you expect to hear. many churches in new york city are shutting their doors as memberships at decline. but something is different about this church. >> the church

presbyterian church. among today's invitees were former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, new jersey governor chris christie, and kansas secretary of state kris kobach. mister pence said today mitt romney, who met with trump yesterday is a "serious contender" for secretary of state. mr. trump described retired marine general richard mattis who was interviewed for secretary of defense as "very impressive." on cbs' "face the nation" today, pence said the administration will take steps to avoid conflicts of interest with the trump organization's international business holdings, >> i'm very confident that the president-elect and his extraordinary talented family are going to work with the best legal minds in this country and create the proper separation from their business enterprise during his duties as president of the united states. >> stewart: on cnn today, incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus reiterated mr. trump's position that people from countries suspected of harboring or training terrorists could be temporarily barred from immigrating to the u.s. on nbc's "meet the press" moderator chuck

new york. we'll make important decisions soon on the people who are running our government. speck oulgz is rampant and rins rins presbyterian was asked if he was offered a chief of state job. >> number one that is not my job and number two, i don't have updates. i am sitting here in the rnc and it is a great job and i love it. >>> and a fascinating look at trump's management style. he believes that women work harder and are stronger and called them killers and that's his highest compliment and he didn't have to compete with them because he was a man and we were women. back to you. >> so once the president-elect gets the time in place they will have a lot on their fate. his supporters sent him to the white house on the back of the promises. infrastructure repyre, wall with mex doe. crack down on illegal immigration and renegotiation of trade deal and repealing and replacing obama care. and cancelling the climate and nuclear iran deal. here's the daily boast. bestsy it is a list. >> eliminating the will immigration programs. trump and his supporters refer to them as excutive amnesty and programs that president obama implement