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pat hardison is writing a book and planning to pursue a career as a motivational speaker. e they met pat the firefighter had an unexpected honor for his donor. >> every year at the end of the year we always nominate a fireman of the year, give them a plaque, name on the wall. this year everybody nominated david. >> oh my lord. >> so we would like you to come, any way possible -- >> i'll be there. >> and accept this award in

pat hardison is writing a book and planning to pursue a career as a motivational speaker. before they met pat the firefighter had an unexpected honor for his donor. >> every year at the end of the year we always nominate a fireman of the year, give them a plaque, name on the wall. this year everybody nominated david. >> oh my lord. >> so we would like you to come, any way possible -- honor. he wanted to be a fireman so we wanted to do that. >> we'll all be there in spirit. you can watch our original story on the ground-breaking face transplant on our "nightline" facebook page. our profound thanks to pat and nancy, everyone at live on new york, and the team at langgold medical center. thanks for watching abc news. good night, america. >>> kanye's breakdown. the kardashians' new crisis tonight. >> i'm going to run. >> kanye west still hospitalized here on a reported psyche hold when his friends and family are >> show's over! >> then making a royal turn red. prince harry put in the hot seat over his new hollywood girlfriend. what we just learned about a possible honeymoon dest

pat hardison is writing a book and planning to pursue a career as a motivational speaker. e they met pat the firefighter had an unexpected honor for his donor. >> every year at the end of the year we always nominate a fireman of the year, give them a plaque, name on the wall. this year everybody nominated david. >> oh my lord. >> so we would like you to come, any way possible -- >> i'll be there. >> and accept this award in his honor. he wanted to be a fireman so we wanted to do that. >> we'll all be there in spirit. you can watch our original story on the ground-breaking face transplant on our "nightline" facebook page. our profound thanks to pat and nancy, everyone at live on new york, and the team at langgold medical center. thanks for watching abc news. good night, america.

pat hardison called it a god-given miracle. amen to that. thanks for the company, everybody. happy thanksgiving tomorrow. i'm byron pitts. i hope to see you later tonight on "nightline." for david and all of us at abc >> the man was driving a dark green van and had a crack in the windshield. >>> are you looking to get away? we wait for a loved one to arrive? then you covered either way to the airport is packed. sponsor a little hard to come by. delays, so far so good. nationwide, the most are in >> good thing this isn't happening today. -?look at this gridlock caused the rush to get out of town for the holidays. we take a live look at the cdot cameras. piece of cake at pecos. hundreds of drivers heading out of town. you have plans to go west, as we really want to get ready for lots of company. >>> lance hernandez is live. how's it looking? >> we've had busy traffics and

pat hardison called it a god-given miracle. amen to that. thanks for the company, everybody. happy thanksgiving tomorrow. i'm byron pitts. i hope to see you later tonight on "nightline." for david and all of us at abc news, good night. this is abc15 news. >>> we are hours away from a special holiday park this is especially tough news. >> we see a tragedy on the road and one on a mountain trail.>> reporter: the hiker was taken off of the mountain.>> reporter: firefighters have left the scene and the medical has arrived and they're looking into the investigation i what led to the man's death. take a look at the scene that played out earlier. firefighters got the call at 3:30 pm. a man who lives in this neighborhood and has hiked this mountain went up on the lookout mountain when he fell. the victim was pronounced dead on the scene. he is in his 60s.>> i have week. it's tough to see something like this. >> reporter: because the hiker, the victim was pronounced dead on the scene. police and detectives went to that location to document the scene and that is entered procedure when

pat hardison called it a god-given miracle. amen to that. thanks for the company, everybody.y thanksgiving tomorrow. i'm byron pitts. i hope to see you later tonight on "nightline." for david and all of us at abc news, good night. >>> very deeply sorry. i say a prayer for the father for what happened. i do not know. >>> a 4-year-old girl whose life he's accused of ending. how the family is coping with grief and how you can help. >> plus, why the message state schools are sending to students abroad has come home soon. >>> we're keeping an eye outside on the roads and airports to see delays you and your loved ones will face >>> if students are undocumented it might be best to stay in the country. >> stay home, or come home, soon are the message california is sending to undocumented students. good evening. >> the concern for both schools and students is the mrenl by president-elect donald trump to end the daca program. >> it protects certain undocumented people from deportation. alisa harrington joins us now with the changes taking place. >> 100 college presidents signed a lette

pat hardison called it a god-given miracle. amen to that. thanks for the company, everybody. happy thanksgiving tomorrow. i'm byron pitts. i hope to see you later tonight on "nightline." for david and all of us at abc news, good night. well.... now parents say.... and.... it takes forever.... to get the marks..... cleaned up! 13 action news reporter..... gina lazara... is digging deeper.... to try and find out why. gina the issue was first brought to our attention by parents who go to the park at the hollywood rec center.... we reported it to the county and it got cleaned up. but we went back today and found at least ten more taggings. nats from park art brings his daughter to the park....on average....once a week. nats from park each time....art says.... he's forced to avoid terrible playground equipment... art: "we see a lot of abusive language" me: "would you say you see it every time you come?" art: "everytime? yeah." sometimes the vulgar words and images are plastured in very visible places for parents to see like right here....and here....and here....... but other times