randi weingarten was a motivator. in those days, crime, poverty, and hopelessness legs are neighborhood communities. this did not preclude her from setting lofty goals and challenging each of us to raise the bar and meet her level of expectations. one of my treasured memorabilia is a 13 page paper on the ourth amendment protection against illegal searches and seizures. it was the first major research aper i wrote for her class. despite my receiving and a on the paper, she did not refrain from providing constructive feedback. among her written comments were -- are perjury and reliability linked? please elaborate. what happened to the rest of your footnotes? we quickly realized there was a nexus between her high standards and our high performance. randi weingarten was a mover and shaker. her lessons transcended the classroom. we learned the value of clinical activism and civic engagement as we handed out flyers, participated in phone canvassing, and went door to door campaigning for a local city council whose victory we

randy? >> reporter: and we have ended up back where we started. 13th and market outside the loews hotel. this is where the demonstration will end. these people actually walked through much of center city at times blocking traffic, other times walking through straights that police officers had closed. some are hanging out here. this is near the loews hotel where the president trump and gop leaders had been meeting. the protest has been largely peaceful. we saw some people doing a little pushing and shoving on the police line as they attempt today get close to the loews hotel. the police officers held the line. we did thought see any arrests happening. right now it appears at this moment at least that this demonstration is starting to calm down slowly. earlier we had a demonstration about 11:00 this morning, mostly people concerned with healthcare. asking those republicans and president trump to save the affordable care act. this one has been a bit more diverse on a range of issues. we're back

.....randy buenas noches...0:01 0:15 0:30 1:05 1:39 s/randy serrano buenas noches...podría ser una de las últas decisionesimportanl fin de una política hacia cuba que por años ha sidtema de date tanto aquí como en laisla. contra el reloj, el presidente decisión sobre política vesea exterior: le puso fin este jueves la política nocida secos/pies mojados" que le otorgaba estatus legal a loscubs unidos sin visa. s/peter schecter, experto en asuntos internacionales "con todas las reformas y cambios que ha hecho el presentebama con reecto a ba este es uno de los cambios que muchas diferentes n pedido por razones". el presidente dijo en un comunicado que estados unidos está dando pasos importantes para normalizar las relaciones con cuba yara lograr una mayor consistencia en su política de inmigración". a partir de hoy mismo, todo cubano que llegue al país dmaneo de los inmigrantes indocumentados, presentarse ante un juez de inmigración que determinaría si es o no depble. este anuncio tomo por sorpresa al exilio cubano

i demand that they listen to randy. randy is from why lander wisconsin. randy told me that the affordable care act has been a savior for his wife, who was diagnosed with kidney failure more than two years ago as a result of an autoimmune disease. she has to have dialysis three times a week. the law eliminated her lifetime yes, t maximum limit -- on second yeah, the law eliminated her lifetimee maximum limit. and that helps them afford life-saving care. and it prevents her from being denied coverage because of her pre-existing condition. randy said the repealing the law will force them to face the harsh reality of not only losing insurance, but also declaring bankruptcy. i also heard from sheila. sheila is a small business owner who relies on the premium tax credits that helped her purchase purchaser health plan through the marketplace. she writes, i just wanted wanted to let you know how devastating it would be for my family if the affordable care act is repealed. to take away the subsidies which pretty much on the plant into ar affordable care act, she t

randy, that word i was mentioning was god. and he as gayle suggested, talking about -- talking about being protected by our great litary and our great law enforcement officers, and by the way, the law enforcement officers of this country now have a champion without question. >> right. lou: there will be no more war on law enforcement in this country. there will be law and order. donald trump has made that very clear. but also took great care and a serious moment to note we will also be protected by god. >> it was a fundamental recognition by him, that our founding fathers recognize that it was a creator that endowed us with inalienable rights which we voluntarily granted back to the government. who did he say was now going to be in charge? who was going to report to who? we report to the politicians or now as government our government politicians, are they going to report to the people? he made it clear what the priority is. government is at the low end of the spectrum. it will report to the people, and we report to our god wh

randy serrano nos amplia., buenas tardes randy --- take randy lot :01 :12 :29 :52 1:14 1:33 pkg s/randyo saludos. tanto mike pen co capitolio: el furo del llamad"o convirti en terreno de batalla este mircoles. el presidente obama aprovech su ltima visita para hacerle frente a los esfuerzos de la mayora republicana de desmantelar su ley de salud asequible. se reunio con democratas, como tim kaine, para preparalos para la lucha. s/sen. tim kaine (d-va) "eliminar obamacare en una manera partidista, sin conversaciócola gente,in conversacicon los demócratas y n va a ser un gran desastre" horas antes en el congreso el vice-presidente electo mike pence estaba reunido con los republicanos abogando por otra solucin. s/ mike pence, vicepresidente electo (pence 10:27) "eliminar obamacare y comenzar la transicin hacia algo mejor ser el primer paso".. dijo acompaÑado por sus colegas republicanos. pero ni l y sus colegas republicanos, ni tampoco donald trump han dicho como reformaran el sistema de salud del pas. algunos ya especulan sobre los cambios. s/adolfo franco, analista "se va a reemplazar y l

take 2 boxes ---randy serrano nos e los detalles... lot ;1 randy 20 banner 1;12 lorela 1;35 alfonso 1;45 sea --pkg-- fiel a spalabra el esid miércoles quloclaro el prometido es deuda. firmó dos órdes ejecuvas poendo mano dura bre la inmigra 3:00) entre ellas una que construccióne un muro en fronte con méxico. (trump- sot) el mandatardijo unidos vuelve a tomar control ds y que s acciones ayarían también a méxico para detener el flujo de inmigrantes de centroamérica. (gfx) con su firma trump declaró inmigración ilegal. las medidas federales aas llamadciudades sal número de agentes de i y aurizan la conttación de5-mil ma fronteriza. son sorpresa pa quienes defiend. s/lorela praeli, america's voice "la meta es crear tanto miedo y tanto ca que la mma comunidad decide retirarsede estados unidos. auto deportación".bajo estas medidasl gobierno airá másentros dedetena y una oficina que ayude a las familias dvíctis de indocumentados criminales. estas son laprimeras acones reformar las píticasa migratorias que considera falli s/alfonso aguilar, a

buenas tardes randy. :38 01:12 01:34 saludos... se han hho esper las reaccnes a las claracion de torno princilmente a rua y comoe piensa distanciar de su imperio empresarial durante su presidencia. donald trump quiso aclarar dudas. s/ donald trump, presidente electo (nat up) asegur que cedera control absoluto de todos sus negocios a sus dos hijos para evitar conflictos de inters como presidente. sus comentarios estn generando reaccin. este analista y profesor de derecho dice que trump debi haberle encargado esa responsabilidad a un tercero que no sea un familiar. s/emilio viano, analista 06 51 "si el presidente deja a sus hijos la conducta de los negiode sus sinos, hoteles,campos de golf, etc él ganar dinero al final si ellos prospen y hay más invsiones hoteles construidos". no fal el ma de rus y los supuestostaques cibernticos que el presidente electo reconoci. dijo que bajo su presidencia rusia tendra mucho ms respeto por estados unidos. pero eso no convence a este conservador que, aunque est de acuerdo

and i'm talking to randy evans earlier.alking like he's leading a church choir somewhere. this has to be dealt with. >> it's a losing strategy. what they did not anticipate was how prepared jeff sessions, rex tillerson and james mattis wer for their hearings. they thought they might draw blood. betsy devos giving brilliant testimony, holding her composure. you had price and tom price for hhs. lou: could the republican party respond to schumer, the delays? are we going to let this go to february and march? >> luckily for us, chuck schumer's biggest enemy in this respect is harry reid who essentially got rid of the filibuster the last half of the obama administration. so now we have an opportunity for a simple majority. democrats understand this, and that's why they are going for the last-minute theatrics with a lot of these cabinet appointments. they will pass, lou. they have not done it quite the way republicans have shown in terms of courtesy to democratic administrations in the past. lou: courtesy. no time for courtesy. >

you saw protesters there in randy gyllenhaal's live picture from around city hall. about 3,000 protesters estimated will get a better count on that as we see the group grow there. >> in addition to speaking to republican leaders in philadelphia of course, president trump will be meeting with theresa may. her greeting comes as the uk prepares to pull out u to leave the eu and strengthen their ties with allies like the u.s. there be a very important meeting for the president and prime minister. >>> right meeting today and meeting again tomorrow at the white house. as this day began, the speaker of the house paul ryan and mitch mcconnell said they're very much on the same page with the white house and really want to have strategy sessions and figure out how they can all work together and advance the agenda. it's interesting how lauren may characterized the retreat yesterday. she said when you're at work or school to focus on an agenda, collaborative effort to bring people together which is very much what this retreat is all about. it's also interesting coming to philad

randy serrano amplia. 01:09 01:17 01:33 lot tanto miembros del senado. como miembros de la cáma ja juramentaron este martes para dar inicio al nuevo congreso. pero poco antes de las ceremonias de lo que se hablaba erael plan los republicos de quitarle poder la oficina de ética del congreso. una que se encarga investar quejas sobre mala conducta de los legisladores. a última hora los republicanos dieron marcha atrás y cancelaron la votación tras una lluvia de críticas de políticos de ambos partidos. congresista ben cardin esto no tenía ningún sentido, dijo este congresista demócrata. y la manera como lo manejaron fue equivocada, agregó. el presidente electo donald trump no tardó en unirse al coro de críticas. dijo en un tuit que la prioridad del congreso debía ser la reforma tributaria y el cuidado de salud. son las prioridades que trump tiene en común con paul ryan. quien fue elegido nuevamente este martes como presidente de la cámara baja paul ryan, presidente de la cámara baja dijo en su discurso que ant

roll open ---randy serrano tiene ms desde washington d.c. buenas tardes, randy.01 :12 1:30 --lot-- s/randy serrano saludos desde casa bnca doe hoy el pridente barackobamaa última rueda de prensa de su mandato en la que respondió preguntas y agradeció a los se despidió este miércoles de quienes han cubierto sus moviddu mandato y contesto preguntas. de inmigración. de ellas (obama) sobre los llamados "soñadores", que él protegió co merecían ser deportados, que eso sería un castigo, y que elrecha ciudadano si llegase a suceder sobre cuba dijo que su reciente conocida como "pies la políta secos/pies mojados" era justa y apropiada. (obama) aseguró que esta trataba a los inmigrantes cubanos diferente a los inmigrantes de otras partes del mantenerla vigente hoyentido en día. hablando de los logros durante maato en torno a s derechos bt jo que no cre esos eran reversibles porque la sociedad estadounidenshía cambiado. y no faltó pregunta sobre donald trump. (obama 2:42) a la que contestó diciendo que él le ha da sus mejores consejos, pero que asumía que el presídete elect

the seeds were planted by randi weingarten. my hope now is my three public children -- school who attend public schools, will have teachers who are just as inspiring if not more than randi weingarten. valuehey will learn the hard work and persistence, citizenship, and maintaining high standards. i feel incredibly blessed to be named among the many beneficiaries of her class. of her vision. her teaching. her commitment to public school education. it is my distinct honor to introduce to you a leader who has embodied what our public educational system represents. by former teacher, the president of the american federation of teachers, randi weingarten. [applause] randi weingarten: you can't give a speech after that. [laughter] these are our kids. she at pitt demise is the thential -- epitomizes promise of public education. aside from that, she's not just an incredible lawyer and an incredible parent, our kids have become incredible friends. thank you so much. let's see. let me see if i can do this now. eight years ago, i spoke at

lorena --- randy buenas tardes iniciamos contigo -- take randy lot :01 :16 :45 oficiales antede la ndytelemunss to de posesióde donald ump. espasará mañana po el presidente-eleo llegó hoy a washington a menos de un día de que se convierta próximo presidente de estados unidos. presidente-electo llegó esteump jueves a la ciudad que dice pre presidencia. tardó en daras graciaspúblicames lo apoyan, en particular a los nominados a su gabinete quneslon almuerzo. se trataría del primer gabinete desde 1989 en eque no hay latin. s/ sean spicer, portavoz equipo de transición (sean) el portavoz del equipo de transición respondió a ecríticae no se trata del color de piel o de la etnia. señalo q ump había escogido las personas más calificadas para lo diverso.o un gabine e seria un hispano que si participara en la toma de posesiónes reverendo samuel rodriguez. es el primer latino evangélico en hacerlo. s/reverendo samuel rodriguez, pastor "tengo la oportunidad de leer escrituras, de particip en epas otro y en el futuro servir como un asesor al presidente deosest. (nat up) por la tarde trump nacional de lingt

take randy pkg :01 :23 :44 1:13 1:33 --- pkg---- la capitay sus legiadores sepre.con audiencias este martes para dar paso a una de las partes ms importantes de la transicin presidencial- ratificar, o no, los nominados a las posiciones del gabinete de donald trump. (nat up) uno de los ms controversiales. el senador jeff sessions, postulado para fiscal general de la nacin. s/ alfonso aguilar, analista político "el departamento de justicia puede incidir en cómo se procesan los casos de personas indocumentadas que son detenidas. por eso van a hacerle preguntas a sessions sobre cómo va el departamento de justicia a procesar esos casos" (nat) este lunes se llevaron a cabo eventos en su contra. s/angel aldana, activista "él no es una persona correcta dar" el puesto que se le va a y a su favor (nat). el que tambin tendra bajo su mando temas migratorios seria john kelly. nominado por trump para secretario del departamento de seguridad nacional. mientras que ellos buscan su entrada a la casa blanca. el que esta de salida, el presidente obama, se prepara para dar su discurso

his name was randy snead. robert looked up to randy, trusted him.cer snead, now a detective with the albemarle county police, came looking for robert after the fire, sandy told him without hesitation where he could find her son. >> i said, is robert in trouble? he said, he's in serious trouble. >> sandy had no idea just how serious. or what was about to happen in that parking lot where robert was hanging out with his friend. >> guns pointed at you. you're wondering what's going on. i was scared. i was shaking. >> why robert? the fugett siblings told police they had accomplices from high school and he was one of them. another one was pulled in the same night and interviewed by detective giles and his partner. >> at the end of the interview, we both looked at each other and this kid had no idea what we're talking about. >> so the fugetts lied. >> the kid was eventually released. but robert? robert had a far different experience in the interview room and a different detective. >> and there sitting across from you was randy snead. >> randy snead, yeah.

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randy serrano nos informa.t :01 :25 01:06 01:23 el psidente dald trump no perdia cabo sus primeras reuniones y firmar las primeras rdenes ejecutivas de su gobierno. entre ellas una que congela lac federal, excepto en las fuerzas armadas, y otra que prohbe que dinero de estados unidos termine en manos de organizaciones extranjeras que practiquen y asesoren sobre el aborto. s/emilio viano, analista "prácticamente es para en un cierto sento demostrar los que votaron por él que élcumple otra orden firmada retira a estados unidos del acuerdo conocido como tpp--un convenio comercial con la regin de asia- pacifico. en una reunin con empresarios el presidente dijo. (nat -trump) . que quera que todos los producs se hician aqu. y que todas las compaÑas que los hagan en el extranjero y los quieran vender en estados unidos tendran que pagar un impuesto gigantesco en la frontera. pero la agenda de trump no para ah. esta semana se prepara para abordar el tema de seguridad nacional e inmigracin. el temor de muchos es que entr

randy capps? >> i think the caller makes an important point which is people come from a lot of different circumstances. with people who are coming in as refugees, we sometimes take up to two years before we can screen everything, screen their documents, be sure that they really are fleeing persecution, be sure they wouldn't be a security threat. right now we have these asylum seekers coming in and really in record numbers in the last few months, a lot of women and children from central america and their often leaving nothing behind. they have family members who have been killed and forced out of their communities by gangs. some people come here with things in order, with a visa. and some people are fleeing a much more difficult situation. and unfortunately the way the world is now, becoming a much more violent place, not just in central america, but in parts of africa, in the middle east and parts of asia, we're just getting more and more people who are leaving for humanitarian reasons and are rea

to randi weingarten joining us tonight.ring in our next guest, who also knows a bit about what it takes to fix the education in our country. he served as a secretary for three years under president reagan. joining me now is bill bennett, chairman of conservative leaders for education. good to hear if have you here this evening. welcome. >> thank you. >> martha: you just heard my conversation with randi weingarten. what is your reaction? >> a couple things. there is hardly a state in the union that has more union control than the state of michigan. you want to look at the detroit public schools, who do you think is in charge of the detroit public schools? teachers unions have more than their face they are saying and how those schools are run. as is true in urban schools all over the country. by the way, if you pull people in those urban schools and centers and ask them what they think of school choice of charter schools, which are public schools, by the way, you will find out a 75% are latino citizens, 75% of black citizens

nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live at the philadelphia auto show. hey, randy. >> reporter: doors are open. hundreds of people are here. some are getting a ride on the through this obstacle course. coming up next we'll show you most unique cars at the philly auto show. >>> and take a live look at radar and satellite here. tracking just some light flurries. we'll talk about that comes to an end and what that means for your afternoon temperatures coming up. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can deliver internet speeds differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half the headroom, half a hallway, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, the only 100% fiber optic network with uploads as fast as downloads, their half house has full internet. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of their downloads. now you might think it's a little odd that the wilsons have a half house, but they think it's a little odd to pa

it on the show, randy? >> reporter: early morning for a lot of these people. about three dozen people are standing in line. these doors won't open until 8:00. these people ready to show off their talents to the world. ♪ this is video from last year's auditions in cities across the country, regular people with unique, strange, often very hidden talents and today,'s audition fwifblt city that agt is stopping with on this tour. judges looking for the next break out star. remember last year 12-year-old grace vanderwall surprising the gun with her voice winning the competition and don't forget the eagles long snapper secret ma c magician who finished in third place. we caught up with a 12-year-old hoping to get picked. >> i'll sing an original. ♪ i've been playing drums since i was 3 but i really wanted to be able to sing. >> reporter: and this is the inside of the convention center where they will begin letting people in about 8:00 this morning. until then they will be waiting outside in this line. we're expect

randy serrano nos amplia.:14 :38 1:29 pkg el asilo poico con que cuenta kny bentez lo sa, dicede la violencia en su pas. fue un amparo que solicit al cruzar la frontera sur con mxico. s/kenny benítez, tiene asilo político "me protegió y me dio un hogar aquí. puedo andar librementeaqu pero segn grupos pro- inmigrante miles de inmigrantes con casos como el de l no corren con la misma suerte. de acuerdo a un informe del diao we inmigrantes que llegan a la frontera pidiendo asilo son rechazados y se les niega la entrada. organizaciones como la de daniela burgi aseguran que la patrulla fronteriza est violando la ley al hacerlo. s/daniela burgi, lawg "estados unidos tiene la protección yebido proce, procesar a las personas que están solicitando este tipo das su organizacin es una de varias que present una queja formaante el departamento de seguridad nacional pidiendo una investigacin amplia e inmediata para abordar lo que llama "un patrn alarmante". agrega que en muchos casos los inmigrantes buscando asilo, la mayor

. >> many of you know, the person i am about to introduce as randi weingarten the fearless leader of the american federation of teachers and former president of the united netter federation teachers. i know her as the teacher and educator the epitomizes the best of what our public education has to offer. twenty-five years ago i had the privilege of being one of per political science student center clean your kid she demonstrated the role of a teacher goes far beyond a lesson plan or giving and lecture or grading exams but have a vision for the students' future to cultivate a learning environment that encourages action to nurture the minds and abilities. the teacher was an innovator and and said his departing seemingly mundane immaterial concepts to a class of restless urban students each station transform the classroom and to a congressional hearing or a court room to put in positions of power as legislators and councilors of the lot. to analyze text and case law and would lead to sharpen critical thinking skills to think quickly on our feet. the of bill of rights and a constitutiona

fill us in, randy. >> reporter: at 5:00 a.m. we showed you the luxury cars, the bentlies and lamborghinis. there's somebody for everybody. fur showed us yesterday this is the jeep course. this is an obstacle course. this is a kids jeep course. free. your little kids can ride around on little jeeps. we'll take a drive and show you some of the other things. 700 cars in total. definitely something for everyone. doors open 9:00 a.m. today. tickets are $14 at the door. young kids are free. so there's going to be a lot of things to check out for everybody. we'll pan over and show you this is the antique automotive club. all your antique cars. 1967 jeepster convertible, gto. we're coming up on the most interesting and most popular exhibits of the entire show, called hollywood cars. i'll have john hop off our little truck here and show you hollywood cars exhibit. this is the mutts and cuts, from dumb and dumber. and batmobile. and the delorean from back to the future. we got cars from fast and furious and a few other things like "ghostb

he told randy how diren had walked off on his own, and then robby said he'd heard gunshots. alarmed, randy woke up his wife and the three of them went to deer canyon road. >> how far away from your house is this? >> 80 yards, something like that, directly above. it's just the next street above ours. >> so this is a neighbor's house. >> it's a neighbor's house. >> reporter: but when they got there, police stopped them. >> we were just hoping diren would just walk out somewhere, you know, show up and come out the door. >> i walked up to the police officer. gave him a name and description. and that's when she kind of went, well, just wait here for a second. and then came back and said, i think you guys need to go to the hospital. and that it wasn't good. and as soon as she said that, i thought, gosh, we just passed an ambulance running up there. and he must have been in the ambulance. >> what happened on that quiet street? did diren and robby stumble into a burglary in progress or a violent home invasion? the police asked robby to answer some questions. while kate and randy rus

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david horowitz tony sanded randy evans join us here tonight. president obama sparky more controversy commuting chelsea manning's prison sentence. >> to commute private manning sentenced was a mistake. private manning is a traitor and should not have been turned into a martyr. lou: tonight i will have a few thoughts on the end of the obama era. good evening everybody. the senate today holding confirmation hearings on four of the president elects cabinet that nominees and congressman tom price who will be if confirmed secretary of health and human servic the congressman came under close questioning over his financial investments. >> i'm just asking did you bye-bye this document if you introduce a bill that would be helpful to the company just bought stock in? >> the stock was directed by her broker who is making those decisions. i was not making those decisions. >> these are your stock trades though. they are listed under your name, right? lou: it still would not be the same thing of course. price reported that transaction over which elizabeth wa

donde tras la toma de posesin se iniciaron las protestas pero empezamos primero con randy serrano ...randy, buenas tardes, parece que los cambios vendran pronto... ;1 ;30 1;03 1;44 lot saludos..donald trump lo dejclon cambios en el país y esos cambios comienzan h. (nat) con este saludo en la puerta de la casa blca back obama y donald trump marcoel fi de otrhoras después se desplazan hacia el capitolio.. (nat up) allí con su mano sobre la biblia dabram lincoln.donald trump se convirtió en el presidente número 45 de estados unidos. y ante miles deersonas plaeó país. n para el furo del (sot trump/ nat) dijo enfáticamente que a partirhoy r ..estados unidos será primero, tradicionales por píticos olvidarse del pueblo. y al pueblo le prometió crearemeos, y proteglas fronteras. su mensaje resonó con las personas y algunos leglador presentes. pero hubo decenase pa ceremonia como protesta. s/cong. luis gutiérrez (d-) sot (nat) por la tarde cientos de de la avenida ncian ao largo pensilvania al nuevo presidente y la primera ma, notablente muchas menos que en anos pasados participaron en el desf

randy?ll see, politics of personal destruction you talk about in last segment, politics of acted, i can guarantee with this electorate with changed election, politics of action will win out, and win out big. lou: you know could on one thing we didn't get to, i would like someone to explain what senator graham and mccain think they are doing? we'll give you extra 30 seconds if you can explain that to me. otherwise we'll wait until next time. >> how about searching for relevance. >> matt agrees. >> i agree, they sit on island of isolation knowing not which way the wind blows but only time pass, they better get on the boat, because the boat is pulling out. lou: you have such poetry going then that hackneyed metaphor,. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. lou: breaking news, federal judge has sentence charleston murderer dylann roof to death, he is convicted of killing 9 black church members of 2015. he is the roof first person to receive the death penalty for a federal hate cri

live in philadelphia, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thanks, randy. we're going to have much more on the washington march, where nearly a half million people turned out. that's coming up at 6:15. >>> right now, people are still in the streets in new york city. check out that crowd. here's a live look at trump tower. and more than 200 protesters were arrested in washington yesterday. today, they all have court dates. some of them have already been charged with felony rioting. they could face up to ten years behind bars. >>> well, president trump visited cia headquarters on his first full day in office. he addressed about 400 cia employees, and told the crowd no one feels stronger about the intelligence community than he does. >> they sort of made it sound like i had a feud with the intelligence community. and i want to let you know, the reason you're the number one stop is exactly the opposite. >> the meeting follows president trump's repeated and sharp public criticism of u.s. intelligence agencies before and after the election. >>> well, when will th

. >> next, american federation of teachers president randi weingarten talks about u.s. education policy and her opposition to president-elect trump's education secretary duncan. this event is 45 minutes. . >> many of you know, >> many of you know the person i'm about to introduce as the fearless leader of the american federation of teachers. she is the former present of united federation of teachers. i know her as the teacher, the educator who if the demise is the best of what our public education system has to offer. and educator the epitomizes the best of what our public education has to offer. twenty-five years ago i had the privilege of being one of per political science student center clean your kid she demonstrated the role of a teacher goes far beyond a lesson plan or giving and lecture or grading exams but have a vision for the students' future to cultivate a learning environment that encourages action to nurture the minds and abilities. the teacher was an innovator and and said his departing seemingly mundane immaterial concepts to a class of restless urban stu

i'm randy gyllenhaal. we'll send it back to you. >>> phillies definitely represented.interested in going here's what you need to know. these are the auditions for season 12. you have to bring your best talent to the pennsylvania convention center today until 7:00 this evening. that's how long they will thereabout. for more information go to our website nbc10.com or click the 10 app. 9:06 on this saturday. we have dramatic video this morning. a thief steals a car with kids inside. parents watch it all happen. try to stop from take off. it's all caught on camera. >>> and we are tracking snow for some, a rain/snow mix. we'll take a look what's falling where and how things change as we get into your sunday. >> tomorrow morning here on nbc 10 join me for nbc 10 issue as we discuss a transition to trump presidency and how it may affect our area. >> having a republican president that has ain't in urban areas can really help us dig ourselves out of the mess we've been in. >> donald trump obviously doesn't know what he's talking about when he talks about city of philadelphia. h

randy gyllenhaal.d it back to you. >>> pennsylvaniaman bob brady hopes he can still save one of philadelphia's most famous races. officials announced yesterday the iconic philadelphia international cycling classic had to be cancelled this year because they couldn't find enough sponsors to pay the million dollar price tag. but bob brady will call in some favors throwing in the towel. >> we'll go to some of our deep pocket friends, some of the corporations that need to step up to the plate that benefit from the city of philadelphia. and with the mayor's blessing and the mayor thinks if we can do it, we'll take a shot at it and maybe get it done. >> business owners in manayunk tell us they will take a hit with the loss of the race but also say crowds have dwindled in recent years. >>> tradition rules at a high school basketball game in montgomery county. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] that's the home crowd erupting when lasalle high school scored their tenth point last night. it was lasalle's annual

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tomorrow now live with randy gyllenhaal. nbc 10 news. >> thanksgiving randy. key you covered tomorrow. we're bringing our team in early so you're prepared for the weather. watch nbc 10 news today, tomorrow morning, half hour early starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> at least 18 people are dead after a tornado ripped through parts of the southeast. this is a look at dr the def nation. 14 of the victims are from today's georgia. >>> georgia man is back in custody after he escaped in handcuffs at the jersey shore. daniel newman was arrested saturday night for stealing and on the way to jail, he ran off, still handcuffed, into some woods. 12 hours later, police found him at a mcdonald's at a mall in may's landing. >>> police are looking for three masked men who broke into a home in southwest philadelphia, bound a woman with zip ties and pistol whipped a man. it happened early sunday on the 6 had 00 block of gar monday street. the gunman took a safe from the house and got away with cash. >>> accused of stabbing his grandmother to death. it happened yesterday in the east wick

roll open --- randy serrano, nos tiene el reporte --- take randy lot :01 :10 :34 :55 pkg desde la cañandel jueves coun nsaje claro pa enrique pa nio. (tweet) "si mexico no est necesitado muro p el tan en la frontera sera mejor cancelar la reunin" dijo trump en un tuitririndose a encuentron el presidente mexicano.. pero enrique peÑa nieto rpidamente le contest. (tweet) ". hes infmado a reunin de trabajo programada la para el prximo martes." de esa mane qued ccelada reunin. s/ enrique peña-nieto, presidente de mico "méxico no pagara por ningún muro", reiter el presidente mexicano en la noche del mircoles.. pero trump planteo otra va este jueves. (sot trump) una opcin, dijo, es una reforma tributaria. segn la casa blanca esto podra significar un impuesto del 20% en los productos que exporta mexico hacia estados unidos. dinero con el que se pagara por el muro. s/cong. luis gutiérrez, (d-il) "donald trump se inventa las cosas y ee es el últo cuentas ell! alinal de inútil, inefectivo muro"pagar p segn un anlisis de la prensa asociada, el gobierno federal ya tiene unos 100 millones de dlare

. >> let's go to randy who's on a cruise ship. >> you lucky young lady. >> what's up, guys? happy new year to both of you. we are on the royal caribbean harmony of the seas. we were just north of cuba. look at this crowd. we've got a lot of people here. everybody's happy to be here. they're looking forward to 2017. and we are hear with simian who is the royal caribbean official comedian. >> that's right. >> what do you think about cruisers? >> i love cruisers. they're such wonderful people. i'm sounding like trump. they're terrific people. they're fantastic cruiser. believe me. we've got an incredible ship. it's huge. believe me. it's terrific. listen to these people. >> that is pretty good. >> thank you. >> so i like your outfit. you dressed up. what do you think about all the fashion tonight? >> what do i think about all the what today? >> fashions. >> the fashions. well, look at us. i look i'm ready to go on down ton abby and you look you're ready to go in the oven at 350 degrees. >> we have a very special treat for you tonight. there's the zip line on board which is real

let's go now to nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal. demonstrators filling the streets during the president's visit and they're still out there now? >> reporter: this is actually a different group of demonstrators than were out earlier today. about ten minutes ago a large group that was in ritten house square combined with the group that was in front of the hotel and hit the streets. they're on the move. this was not planned so police are reacting. you can see a number of bicycle officers as well as the philadelphia police department. they're preventing these people from going toward the hotel. thatset where the gop is meeting. this huge crowd of demonstrators is filling market street. they've been marching as much as police will allow them. this part of market street between 13th and 10th street is closed because of the people in the streets. again, earlier there was a completely different group of demonstrators. those folks focused on healthcare. with picket signs and chants for change. today's march circled around city hall. 1,500 de

tonight and randy, can you add anything to their conditions? >>reporter: one of the thins i want to clear up for you is that the 41st president was first admitted to houston methodist on friday for difficulty of breathing and was responding well but took a turn for the worse this morning and that's when it was determined that a procedure needed to be performed. doctors went in and did something to kind of clear his airway and currently in stabl condition here at houston methodist hospital. this is the fourth time the former president has been at houston methodist in as many years, the most recent visit was for a broken bone in his neck. the other past trips here for due to breathing difficulties. >> randy, he is 92 years old. what can you tell us about barb ya bush? she was admitted today. how is she doing? >>reporter: from what we understand, she's in good condition too. she's stable. she hasn't been feeling well for the-several days. got up this morning and had a coughing fit so determined better to be safe than sorry so they went ahead and a

randy gyllenhaal has more. >> reporter: a lot of people here do. this line has been growing in just the past ten minutes or so. we got a dozen people lining up ready typical press those judges and show their talents off for the world. ♪ this is video of last year's audition in cities across the country, regular people with unique brains and often very hidden talents. today's audition is the fifth city of ten for the agt tour. they are looking for that next breakout star. remember 12-year-old 12 vanderwall surprising the country with her voice winning the competition. and don't forget eagles long snapper and secret magician who finished third place. >> i'll be doing some music from frank sinatra. >> i just love to sing. >> hopefully i impress them a lot where i can make it because i auditioned last year and i did not. >> reporter: a few of these people tell us they were here at the new york auditions last year. they did not make it through. so the philadelphia auditions are happening now. they are hoping for a better shot. lining up right now. comin

also, randi cruise is on a cruiseship. >> randi kaye. wow. all right.n is doing the best he can. >> i just flew in. i just landed. i'm jet laged. >> randi kaye is on a cruiseship. and i have been on -- i have worked many cruiseships. i have in fact -- fun fact. i have actually done nine gay cruises and one heterosexual cruise. >> really? >> yes. and there's a difference. >> like atlantis or rsvp? >> it's so weird how those rolled off your tongue. yes, atlantis and rsvp. and they're very wild. and the hetero cruises i'm not going to lie are a little on the boring side. >> we're going to check in with randi kaye on the cruise ship, all our correspondents. we're going to show you new year's eve from around the world. we'll be right back at kathy griffin's new year's eve live with anderson cooper. >> with anderson without an earpiece. ♪ it's getting louder, louder ♪ every time i think about you, about you ♪ ♪ i'll be better off without you, without you ♪ ♪ ♪ i wish my heart would stop beating me up ♪ ♪ beating me up ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ beating me up ♪ i wish my

randi weingarten, rick hess, thank you both very much. >> woodruff: stay with us.ing up on the newshour: how the first black president changed our views on race in america. but first, how some lesser-known changes to health care might fare, given president-elect trump's vow to repeal the affordable care act. one of those involve so-called "super-utilizers"-- high-cost patients who frequently turn to emergency rooms for problems better handled by primary care doctors and social workers. special correspondent sarah varney reports. this story was produced in collaboration with our partner, kaiser health news. >> reporter: protective gown; rubber gloves; face mask. dayna gurley is getting dressed for work. she's a social worker charged, not with treating infectious diseases, but with figuring out why her clients all but live in houston's hospitals. >> what's been going on? >> reporter: this patient, who asked not to be identified, has chronic massive ulcers, aids and hears voices. and, at times, spends three weeks out of the month at multiple hospitals around houston.

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