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. >> a south carolina house seat flipping back red after joe cunningham no. stranger from service. having been the first woman to graduate from the citadel in 1999 she also served in the state legislature. nancy mace joins me now. >> thank you for having me on this morning. >> we have followed your career. we have had you on before. tell me about your win. i know on election night you were hungry and barely had any sleep celebrated at the waffle house where it all began. tell us about that story. >> we sure did. election night was like a roller coaster. up and down all night. ap finally called the race at 2:00 a.m. i got an hour of sleep so exhilarating and overwhelming. yesterday 10:00 a.m. waffle house where i had my first job. i wanted to finish where all of this started for me 25 years ago. it was very exciting moment

. >> fire investigators have searched for the cause of the fire and the red cross house the residents that are impacted. >> the building doesn't have sprinklers because it isn't required by law. older buildings are grandfathered in. >>> the alameda county fire department is mourning the loss of a retired fire captain. he died while riding his bicycle. he was heading up a steep hill when he collapsed. he was promoted to captain. he was a member of the hazmat and water rescue team. he retired in 2009. he will be remembered for his sense of humor. >>> around the bay area this afternoon, mostly sunny skies once we got through the early morning chill. we had a nice day. temperatures warmer than yesterday. how about a view of areas over the bay. we have mostly sunny skies over the north bay, central bay, the south bay a mix. starting in the north bay santa rosa 66. mid-60's oakland, low 60s over san jose. there's the 24 hour temperature change. santa rosa up by 5 degrees. pulling it back time to look at the state. areas over southern california seeing white a bit of cloud cover. this moving

this camp once housed red -- refugees who fled in the 1980's, another camp is expected to have severalusand refugees as the u.n. refugee agency told us. people here are desperate, they all tell us water, food, shelter are scarce. some have to sleep on the ground, are struggling to get enough food or aid area the new refugees crossing the border to sudan worry eight groups. they tell us we are unable to respond to the gwing influx. the camp once housed ravages who fled ethiopia's famine in the 1980's, now some 9000 people have saved themselves once again, but this time it is because of war. in this hospital, people wait for hours before receiving treatment. like this woman, she, her baby, and her father escaped the region. >> [speaking foreign language] i was afraid because the bombs kept falling for three days, we just left without money, without clothes. it took 10 days to come here and now we are here in sudan, we have been in this camp for three days. we don't have any shelter. >> her father has terminal cancer, since they got out he has not receed his medication. the u.n. refugee a

our team in the red zone where the white house warns the spread is unyielding and exponential. it comes as pfizer announces its final vaccine results are even better than expected 95% effective. the company applying for fda authorization within days. plus, the first at-home test approved. is it a game changer >>> the major setback for the nation's largest school district why new york city is shutting down in-person learning again. >>> after two crashes that killed 346 people, boeing 737 max now cleared to fly again. what to do if you're booked on one but don't feel safe flying. >>> president trump accused of a national security purge, new fallout after he fired the cyber security chief whose agency called the election the most secure in american history. the republicans now speaking out >>> president-elect joe biden's dire new warning about the vaccine rollout. >>> the rush to get tested before thanksgiving, could it give your family a false sense of security >>> and the surprise discovery right here in the iconic rockefeller center christmas tree >>> this is "nbc nightly news"

. >> fire investigators have begun the search for the cause of the fire and the red cross are housing impacted. >> the building doesn't have sprinklers because it is not required by law. older buildings are grand fatterred in. >>> the alameda county fire department is mourning the loss of a fire captain. he died while riding his bike. it was unclear what led up to his death. he joined the fire department in 1979 and promoted to captain 10 years later. he was a member of the hazmat and water rescue special operations team. he retired in 2009. >>> and the bay air weather. looks like a nice forecast. next week minor changes. we'll have the updated forecast. >>> let's look at the stories we're working on for the 7:00 news. >> coming up tonight, a vaccine may be around the corner. we look at the process for approving a safe and effective vaccine. >>> a time driver slams into an outdoor tent packed with diners, several were injured. we'll have these and more on ktvu plus. >> after the break, kicking off a new ski season in tahoe. what you need to know about reservations and safe procedures.

house speaker nancy pelosi calling for new negotiations with republicans on a fiscal stimulus package saying spiking covid-19 cases is a redhouse returns to session next week but no. new talks are planned. . mitch mcconnell reiterated thursday his opposition to a package of the size close he wants. the white house has backed away from stimulus talks, making a deal unlikely before president-elect beau biden takes office. is trump administration feeding up plans -- speeding up plans to auction drilling rights in the alaska national wildlife refuge. learned thats -- he hopes to get that done before the inauguration. permanentlypes to protect the refuge saying, drilling there would be a quote big disaster quote. at least two people are dead and a third missing, after an apparent steam explosion at the veterans affairs hospital in connecticut today. officials say the blast happened in the maintenance building at the westhaven facility. no patients were affected.

the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house for much of red america. don't know, trump is still very much their president. i'm joined now by phone. he's a political scientist at college in bars. the president elect joe biden called for unity in his acceptance speech. how will he go about achieving that? that's the big question. i mean, he ran on an anti trump ticket. it was successful as far as we can see it, and so no, he has to develop his policy vision more clearly. i mean, he has a couple of important points that he's been trying to make throughout the complain . but you remember the 1st debate? there's not much that came across climate change seems to be important to him. the racial divisions we've heard about. so now i think it's a, it's about formulating, articulating this vision, bringing it out, organizing the transition team and getting started. and trump, of course, has been consented to fate. yet in fact, as the news of joe biden's victory broke, he was out golfing at the trump national golf course in standing in ginia. he also rep

during the fires, the red cross provided housing food and financial assistance to the folks there in butte county. still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 10. covid-19 cases on the rise across america shattering records that we're seeing by the day what's now being done to address the issue. >>lawmakers say that a biden presidency means that california will finally have an ally in the white house, but they say they hope to accomplish over the next 4 years. >>and coming up, i'll have your microclimate up what workweek weather as we start out the day with cool temperatures and chilly overnight lows tonight, but we are also have a shot for some rain later this upcoming week more my 10 outlook in just a few minutes. it is joe's character that he had the audacity to break one of the most substantial barriers that exist in our country and select a woman as his vice. >>that's vice president elect kamala harris and she's making history as not only the first woman but also the first black and southeast asian person ever elected to that office given her ties here to the golden state many

the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house for much of red america donald trump is still very much their president. i'm joined now by boris foreman he's a political scientist at college live in barra's the president elect joe biden called for unity in his acceptance speech how will he go about achieving that that's the big question i mean he ran on an anti trump ticket it was successful as far as we can see you. know he has to develop his policy vision more clearly i mean he has a couple of important points that he's been trying to make throughout the complaint but you remember the 1st debate there's not much that came across climate change seems to be important to him the racial divisions we've heard about so no i think it's a it's a boat formulating articulating this vision bringing it out organizing the transition team and getting started and trump of course has been conceded to fate yet in fact as the news of joe biden's victory broke he was out golfing at the trump national golf course and standing ginia he also repeated his plans to cha

the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house so much of red america don't know trump is still very much their president. for more on this and action i'm joined by. u.s. election tame thanks for coming in pay to or so biden paris time now take over the reins in january as i indicated at all what the 1st step policy was will be to have $1.00 of the very 1st steps is going to be to set up a coronavirus task force to get the pen democratic control. and on top of that we know that by explaining a flurry of executive. decisions to orders to reverse a lot of the policies that trump has put in place he trump was not able to get a lot of actual legislation done so took a lot of action through his powers asked president through secular voters so that will be a bit easier for biden to reverse those and that includes rejoining the world health organization which left not too long ago it will be rejoined the climate of course will be reversing. more than 100 trumpet a place to water down climate protections repeal the ban on. you know majority muslim count

the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house the much of red america donald trump is still very much their president. and as we already heard president donald trump has not conceded defeat yet but announced again he would challenge the outcome in court let's bring in kirk younker he's a professor of law at the university of cologne welcome to d.w. again professor trump has repeatedly said he wants the result determined in the supreme court what are his chances of changing the outcome of this election good afternoon here we have to look for legal foundations here in 2 different directions the product is already running on the electoral college vote on december the 14th and you have to do something before december the 14th you have to do something before december 8th which is when the electoral college as there are safe harbor you're all the states must have certified what the results are so the thought is running getting to the supreme court was seen he needs some stayed decision some action by a state official that he can file a lawsuit against

the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house for much of red america donald trump is still very much their president. and back to you soon leave already heard the fighting is getting down to business right away what are the biggest changes we can expect to see in this administration. well 1st and foremost we have to say that the attention really has been on donald trump until now and at this point we're going to see the limelight start to be split between the current president and the president elect and as you said joe biden is setting up his task force on the coronavirus starting tomorrow he says he's going to bring together scientists and experts to find the best way to stop the spread that is still tearing through this country right now and the u.s. is still reaching new daily records on infection rates and he stressed that his approach would be based on science compassion and empathy and that in itself is a change from the messaging that we've gotten on this pandemic from the current administration are also going to see joe biden and come

house of lords in our senate chamber. the british, using that green color in government, the colonies would use it, but the red would be much more that house of lords kind of color, so you are going to see red in the early senate here in philadelphia. definitely has that kind of look to it that seems a bit on the higher end. now, the interesting thing about the senate is they are created with a bit more power, the power they tied to the president. that the house of representatives does not have. treaties in the united states are with the advice and consent of the senate, approved with the advice and consent of the senate. so there is one power. also any time the president makes an appointment to his cabinet, ambassador, supreme court, of course, those people would have to come in front of the senate and be approved by the senate, or rejected. and so here in philadelphia, we have our very first treaty approved by the senate, which is the jay treaty, and that led to the big fight in the house of representatives about whether or not to pay for it. over that same issue, we have the worst rejection of a presidential nominee by t

these two turkeys from iowa are getting the red carpet treatment at tte house tomorrow foraring the annualrdoning. people can vote on the website which one will be the official thanksgiving turkey. mr. trump will pardon the winner on tuesday, we are told. the chairman of the national great to celebrate something that is happy and something that is for erybody. we most definitely second that. i am laura trevelyan. thk you so much for watching bc world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialeachg spanish, french and more.ts raymond james. the freeman tion. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [bright music] - pbs american portrait is... - a platform where anyone can me and share their stories. gr - there's a whole t list of prompts to get you started. - when i was 18 and joined the marine corps. - when i decided to accept myself and excel. d it's been an amazing journey ever since. - this project can h

house in our senate chamber. so the british often using that green color of government and colonies would use it and the american government. but the red would be much more of the house of lords color so you will see red here in philadelphia. and definitely has that kind of look to it. it seems a little bit on the higher end. now the interesting thing about the senate is they are credited with a bit more power. the power they tie with the president that the house of representatives doesn't have. treaties in the united states are with the advice and consent of the senate, approved with the consent of the senate. so the senate has to approval the treaties. the house does not. the senate does. so this one power. also, anytime the president makes a appointment. a cabinet, ambassador, supreme court of course. those folks would have to come in front of the senate and be approved by the senate or reject it. so here in philadelphia, we have our very first treaty approved by the senate which is the g treaty. and that led to the fight in the house of representatives about whether or not to pay for it. but over that same issue we have the first p

red. republican nancy mays. good afternoon to you today. >> good afternoon. thank you for having me on this afternoon. >> congratulations. you worked as a waitress as the waffle housea single mom. you're in a district that has been red a long time. went blue in 2018. why do you think you turned the trick this year? >> i worked out -- i outworked my opponent. i learned a lot of tough lessons at a young age when i dropped out of high school. my first job was a waitress at the waffle house. when you have a dream and work hard, you achieve it. we did that. we made possible what so many people said was impossible when we won the seat back by razor thin margins. to do this, to be a first republican woman elected to congress in the state of south carolina 21 years ago, the first to graduate from the citadel in south carolina but to make history with all of these women that are out there across the country doing it right now, it's historic and deeply humbling. >> bill: okay. how much did the name "trump" have to do with your victory? he wasn't on the ballot two years ago. what was the difference this time? we respect republicans are dominant in south carolina, have been fo

our team in the red zone where the white house warns the spread is unyielding and exponential. pfizer announces its final vaccine results are even better than expected 95% effective. the company applying for fda authorization within days. plus, the first at-home test approved. is it a game changer >>> the major setback for the nation's largest school district why new york city is shutting down in-person learning again.

low mortgage rates are attracting buyers to the red hot bay area housing market. san francisco newly pending sales are up 41% over last year. newly pending means a contract is signed and a house is off the market. the price of the homes keep rising. the median sales price in san francisco is now over $900,000. a 16% increase over last year. in san jose however newly pending sales are down 17%. but the median sales price is $1.1 million. which is up. 16%. >> as we head into the holiday season, food banks are running low on donations. and volunteers. catholic charities says in a typical year it helps 40,000 families. this year, it helped 400,000. and counting. this month catholic charities is getding a big boost. they donated enough money and resources to supply food for an entire month. this month of november. there's still a need for volunteers. >> in addition to providing financial assistance, let's get people out. let's replenish volunteers. next man up. it's an analogy it's also to be used here in volunteers. >> we need a lot of help. volunteers haned out food

break and hope nothing terrible would happen in those few weeks when the system was blinking red and the housen fire. it's the same thing right now. and so, look, the u.s. chamber of commerce, not known for being a democrat-friendly organization. this is not about politics for them. what they are saying is the economic cost of the obstruction of the failure to cooperate is real. even though it has no bearing on the simple fact that joe biden is going to be our president in a matter of weeks. >> so, again, none of this matters as it relates to the president's ego or joe biden's feelings. we've talked about how it impangi impacts our health, our economy. but you're someone who served overseas. how big of a concern is it that nearly -- that several weeks in, biden still isn't getting intelligence briefings. why does that matter to our military? >> well, it's a huge concern because you need to be able to prepare for the threat streams that the country faces. the intelligence community and the military with no regard for politics is out there doing the work of making sure day-by-day, that the presi

a farm in iowa arrived in washington dc ahead of the where they are the annual white house pardoning ceremony at a red carpet the turkeys checked into the willard hotel. like you do if your turkey this morning where they'll spend the night before visiting the white house tomorrow. guy raise these birds says they've been quote pampered since they hatched in early july i would say so the pair were chosen from a flock of 30 after the ceremony, the turkeys will return to iowa to live out the rest of their days at iowa state university good for them and even though we're still a few days away from thanksgiving, obviously the white house christmas tree there. it is rolling into town. it got there today. yet today a first lady melania trump took delivery of the tree which is an 18 and a half foot frazier fir from west virginia. if you believe the recordings maybe she didn't love being there, but hey the tree will be set up and decorated in the white house blue room upon delivery, the first lady met with the tree farm owners and said. thank you for that re all right next on kron 4 news at 6 as the coronavirus

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the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house for much of red america donald trump is still very much the president. is with our u.s. election team peter greetings again we heard joe biden said that he will heal the country right just how will he do that well say one of the 1st thing he's been trying to do for throughout this can be really is to dial down the rhetoric to not point fingers but extend his hand to the other side you know he said repeatedly in his speeches that he considers one of his finest and most present options the president's most sacred duty is to be a president for all americans and not just the ones who voted for you know he's someone who believes very much in the virtue of compromise and he has the record to show forward you know he's been someone who's been in public office for nearly 15 years who has really made a name for himself as someone who was able to reach across the aisle to work with republican senators as well on was in the senate and that's also the reason that when president obama became was elected in 2000 a

house. the much of red america, donald trump, is still very much their president and as we already heard, president donald trump has not conceded defeat yet, but announced again he would challenge the outcome in court. let's bring in kirk younker. he's a professor of law at the university of cologne. welcome to you. again. professor trump has repeatedly said he wants the result determined in the supreme court. what are his chances of changing the outcome of this election? good afternoon. we have to look for legal foundations here in 2 different directions. clark is already running on having the electoral college vote on december the 14th and you'd have to do something before december the 14th. you have to do something before december 8th, which is when the electoral college, as there are safe harbor here are all the states must have certified. what the results are certified is running. getting to the supreme court was deemed he needs some stayed decision, some action by a state official that he can file a lawsuit against appeal from out lawsuit. because the supreme court is an appeals court. and th

as joe biden won the election but golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house for much of red america don't know trump is still very much the president let's bring in our u.s. correspondent. in washington d.c. greetings to me as we speak the united states is waking up to a new era in history how's the mood there. well it's been a pretty quiet morning here mike i walked by the white house and there was a lot of cleaning up going on black life better plaza where everyone saw there were huge crowds rally there yesterday and a party that continued into the night these were joe biden's supporters who were celebrating and there is a sense among them at least of the relief and jubilation but as we saw in that report among donald trump supporters there is disbelief and frustration and anger as well particularly as a some of them don't recognize that joe biden has been elected and from the white house itself well we're hearing reports from the white house pool reporters that the president is on the move that he's leaving the white house we don't know where he is headed we do know that

the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house for much of red america donald trump is still very much the president. let's bring in u.s. correspondent susan was gonda in washington d.c. hi sue me a trump is not backing down but there are still more than 2 months to go until inauguration day what can we expect to happen during that transition period. well a lot can happen during that transition period and 1st and foremost joe biden has made clear that he is tackling the covert $1000.00 pen to make as his biggest priority and he has announced already that he's creating a task force of scientists and experts on monday and that they will draw up plans to fight the virus and we heard also in his acceptance speech yesterday that he would build that pliant plan on the bedrock of science and that it would be constructed out of compassion and empathy and that in itself clear is a change from the very mixed messages that we've gotten on the pen demick from the current administration and the need for this really is dire because as we all have been talking

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house. mirror,ackground is a but you can see the red cases. that is where we house many of the presidential gifts. they are quite spectacular and some of the presentation. if you go to the next slide. one of my personal favorite displays in the museum is the president's personal diary. what i find interesting about this, as that almost every day of his presidency, he actually wrote in this diary. there are five volumes. the reason they did that, is that when they left the mansion, they did not remember a lot of this stuff. they said, ok, we are going to write this down. it was never really meant to be published. it was just his thoughts and feelings. but there is one entry that is dated the day of his assassination attempt, which i think is externally poignant. it also gives you an insight into ronald reagan the man. remember, this was not necessarily going to be published. i'm going to read this short passage. >> getting shot hurts. no matter how hard i try to breed, it seemed thousand getting less and less air. i realized that i could not ask

prior to her experience in the house she had volunteered for the red cross and she'd become an advocate for servicemen returning from world war i and when republicans in the 1940s briefly regained the majority in the 80th congress, she becomes one of the very first women to chair a major congressional commit. she chairs the veterans affairs committee in the 80th congress and then again in the 83rd congress when control flip-flopped back and forth between democrats and republican. she's a republican. here experience, and you see a couple of pictures here with her. in this one she's having a radio debate with mary norton of new jersey and they become the deens of women in congress and mary norton is a democrat and she came up through politics? jersey city, new jersey help her mentor was hank "i am the law," and he promoted her career and he comes into the house in 1925 the same year as edith norris rogers. the interesting thing about her is that she, like rogers and other women from the generation pursue a strategy of -- of gaining power in the house by assimilating. they didn't push wome

the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house for much of red america donald trump is still very much the president. and back to you soon the reason already heard the fighting is getting down to business right away what are the biggest changes we can expect to see in this administration. well 1st and foremost we have to say that the attention really has been on donald trump until now and at this point we're going to see the limelight start to be split between the current president and the president elect and as you said joe biden is setting up his task force on the coronavirus starting tomorrow he says he's going to bring together scientists and experts to find the best way to stop the spread that is still tearing through this country right now and the u.s. is still reaching new daily records on infection rates and he stressed that his approach would be based on science compassion and empathy and that in itself is a change from the messaging that we've gotten on this pandemic from the current administration we're also going to see joe biden and.

i was shocked to see how the white house had so organized this and really put it out there, and then many of the governors, especially in red states saw that they had to adopt this as a form of political allegiance, and this is the consequence. this is why i'm saying this is a time now we can prevent 150,000 deaths if we can find a way to bring in the governors together, especially in the red states which are predominantly in the midwest, cultivate some republican champions to help us because for me the priority is saving lives now. >> and these folks can't be robbing people of the chance to fight this disease and in worst cases robbing them of dignity in final moments which clearly we

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wilkes-barre is in luzerne county, a consequential county that flipped red for trump in 2016, helping deliver the keystone state and the white houseit had previously been a democratic stronghold. this year, it seems to have stayed red. ted wampole says his home is divided. he voted for biden, his wife and son went for trump. >> i'm very conservative, i just see a lot of my personal values in joe biden. i just have a tough time with the way that the president has conducted himself. and that just turned me off personally. >> reporter: he's literally on the front line of democracy, working for the county as it conducts its count of crucial mail-in ballots. >> we know we're playing a historic role in the outcome of this election. and i think luzerne county is shining at this particular moment in time. >> reporter: as the nation anxiously awaits results, "nightline" heard from voters across the country. >> i am feeling nervous. i voted back in september. i voted for joe biden. i voted for trump in 2016. >> boy, it's looking good for trump. i think that republicans showed up at the polls. >> not my president, oh, i'moh,m nervous. who kn

justice system and reforming policing in this country, when he talked about doing something about housing and redn take it to the bank. so joe biden's character is not just about him being a nice guy, it's about him being somebody that keeps his word. i know his transition, his administration, as he said, is going to look like america. that is why joe biden has the overwhelming support that he does. it's why the president-elect is going to be a transformational president, because he is a man that keeps his word. >> then what's the first thing you would like to see his administration do to address racial inequality? >> well, the first thing we had to do is deal with covid-19. you know, black and brown people have been disporportionately affected by this pandemic. as the president-elect said yesterday, he's going to be announcing a team to, you know, really begin to actualize a lot of plans he has rolled out as part of build back better and policies as it relates to this virus and as it relates to the economic downturn that has been -- that has come because of the mishandling of this pandemic. so f

the election and donald trump went golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house for much of red america don't know trump is still very much the president. let's bring in our u.s. correspondent. in washington d.c. greetings to me as we speak the united states is waking up to a new era in history how's the mood there. well it's been a pretty quiet morning here mike i walked by the white house and there was a lot of cleaning up going on at black life better plaza where everyone saw there were huge crowds rally there yesterday and a party that continued into the night these were joe biden's supporters who were celebrating and there is a sense among them at least of the relief and jubilation but as we saw in that report among donald trump supporters there is disbelief and frustration and anger as well particularly as a some of them don't recognize that joe biden has been elected and from the white house itself while we're hearing reports from the white house pool reporters that the president is on the move that he is leaving the white house we don't know where he is headed we do know

ainsley: another gop victory in the house, natalia takis flipping red after democrat incumbent concedesy female candidates. new york congresswoman elect joins us now. good morning to you. congratulations. >> thank you, good morning. ainsley: good morning. what do you think was the reason for this seat and so many other flipping from blue to red? >> here in new york city and i assume cities in america people are fed up with the direction democrats were trying to take us. in new york city where we have de blasio and we have alexandria ocasio-cortez, they've moved our city so much to the left and you have individuals like my opponent who rallied with the defund police movement and had gone along with the gang and people want to see a two-party system, they want to see checks and balances and i will be the only republican representing our city in washington and it's a much-needed voice and perspective. ainsley: i know that you represent the southern part of brooklyn and staten island. there's 16gop women newly elected to congress. is the party changing? was this the trump phenomena or is th