. >> at the election day is big t is un believable that we have 60 -- unbelievable 60 degrees. >> thanksgiving. >> it doesn't feel like the holidays and people are getting geared up. >> christmas is just around the corner and thanksgiving just a couple weeks away. can't wait to fill my tummy with good food. >>> we'll be right back with a bet from cedar point. . >>> a bet is a bell and we know several people had bets on who would win the world series. so why would cedar point not do the same. but they lost. and the ride known as the top thrill dragster will be named the top shrill cub sister sters just for the weekend. you can see it on "youtube" if you want to keep reliving the pain. you have to be happy. both team were amazing. it was the most series that i know i've seen if a long time. >> oh, yeah. >> if it wasn't going to be us, then good for the cubs. >> i was downtown for the game i loved it. thank you very much, tribe for that and congratulations chicago. the temperatures in the low 60s, a beautiful day lined up for us today. >> we'll see you back here in >>> good morning. three days to

the un believes this is part of the reason we are seeing extreme weather events like hurricane matthew.>>> you know who isn't having a hot year? american apparel back in court filed for bankruptcy. the second time in a little more than one year. they are being bought by a canadian company. the deal includes the rights to the brand and clothing. >>> the lame-duck session for congress begins today so we can expect them to continue to do nothing until after the first of the year when the new congress takes over, the one thing they need to do government opened after the current funding deal expires december 9, the other big thing happening the new members of congress starting today for orientation. almost like going to college. they actually get a class picture and then some new offices. what will the new congress look like? >> there will be more minorities 48 african-americans and 39 latinos, the number of latina women increasing by six in the up of white middle-aged men, 104 women serving their. making up a little more than 19% of the total number of lawmakers. the house and senate will

. >> holy coy, just utterly un believable. >> is that bruce springsteen driving to the rescue?ycle? >> all of the news stories are merging. >> i love it. >> although i suppose they shepherd for a reason, you know, this is what they do. they are cow whisperers, apparently. as we take you out to another part of the farm lands areas here around our area, going out to whitt fields elementary school. hint of traffic. but it looks to me right now like dry roadways for these folks to work with. not everyone has that benefit, especially if you go into the garden state. finding more widespread, generally light rain, but widespread rain, unless you're traveling up toward monmouth county right now, where there are steadier bains moving in. primarily will end up bringing beneficial rain specific to long island, southeastern up-state new york, connecticut, and rest of new england. we all could use the rain, but they need it little more desperately than we do. already still few scattered showers, very spot any nature, further inland. so, just watch for that. not enough that if you are in sou

believe that we've got a frying pan that big. come on, paw. ( laughing ) boy. here. hold my pole while i bait my young 'un's line. i believe that's the biggest fish you ever caught. i don't know. won't he be good to eat? ( slurping ) but i think we ought to save it for our sunday dinner. you think so? there you go. ( sighs ) hey, ope, how about a sandwich? i believe i will. all right. let's all have one. let's see what aunt bee's fixed us here. let's see what this is. oh, ham. ham. mmm-mmm. oh, boy. hey, hey, i think i got something. that ain't no little ordinary catfish. ! let's play him. come on. oh, look at that. you want him? let me have it, let me have it. look at that. he no more got his line in the water 'fore he caught hisself a fish. takes you longer than that, paw. sure does. sometimes i'll sit as much as half a day without even a nibble. yeah? you already got a nice one. and a pretty good size one, too, huh, paw? you'd better know it. you're a better man than i am. what's the matter? how's that? well, come on. i'm wise. you think you can butter me up-- make me feel real good-- and i'll ask my dad to go

. >> un believable. >> that's what we love. that means he's still here. >> still here. >> yep. he is still here. >> right there. >> exactly, exactly. >> so seven people, and one of them was a drummer? >> yes. >> like ethan. >> that's all he wanted out of life, was to be a jazz drummer, when we received the letter, about a year and a half later, the letter started out my wife and i read your letter, we cried our eyes out, something about my husband you cannot possibly know. she said that he's a professional drummer. that was amazing. >> yes. >> so out of the seven people, how many do you contact or know? >> we contacted everybody initially, and we did receive letters back from everyone initially but the relationships are with three families. >> yes. >> and that's really unique, it is very unique to have that, it is a blessing. >> so when you see little josie and ellie there, do you see ethan? >> i see his peace. >> yes? >> his spirit. he was like the most laid back, peaceful young man, always giving. and i think that's what i see in each of them. yes. >> do me a favor. have a gr

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what we need to do is understand our number one obligation is to act in the national interest of un i believe it is in our national interest to see democracy take hold on the island of cuba. all the changes that president obama made, in that lens and through that lens. >> and why not reverse? >> well, as i said, there are key elements more important. here is the thing people do not understand. i am not against changes in u.s. policy towards cuba. i want to make sure the changes government that is not part of what president obama did and they are the things that help create a pathway towards democracy in cuba. while fidel castro was 90 years old his brother is 85. there is going to be a generational leader change in cuba over the next five to 10 years and hopefully sooner and we need to insure that our policy makes it easier for there to be a democratic transition. that is how i would examine our foreign policy towards >> why is this such an for americans and the cold war? >> it's important for three reasons. cuba is a source of stability in the region. historic numbers are fleeing cuba puttin

that's the difference between believers and un believers. they believe the government can do everything for us. that's god's place. another thing is they have added the word political to sin. changes the pastors message which is totally unconstitutional. it is the pastors right to speak against sin in the pulpit. if he wants to say this person is a sinner for saying these , that you can kill a baby, that is his constitutional right and the right to be left alone for free speech within and without the walls of the church. host: elizabeth wydra. obviously pastors do and can speak about some of the important issues you talked about particularly about abortion. frequently do speak about and advocate about abortion issues. can also speak about other controversial issues like marriage equality. the distinction is just on the explicit electioneering if your organization is a 501(c)(3). there are other ways to get tax-exempt status. could be a 501(c) four. they are still tax-exempt but donations do not get to be did it from your personal income taxes

they aren't building 300 un fits they don't believe there is a growth. that's a good example. taco bell in bra zip. >> now in brazil. >> brazil. >> so you wouldn't build if you thought it would kill you. >> and franchisy will open 25 by end of 2019. >> everywhere i go they are building and they won't do that if they don't think they will get a return and customers coming in. >> we have been waiting for the return pizza hut for a long time. why should we think it is going to happen now? >> first of all, aging red roofs which have been around for 30 or 40 years. >> i'm skeptical of that. >> but franchisies will spend $1.5 billion over the next ten years. ton modernize, but to replace. small box or fast casual concept. we have a fast casual pizza concept. we call it blaze. >> okay. >> where you can get a nine-inch pizza and drink for 9 bucks and sit down. >> so now we know that -- and for you guys -- >> mom and pops is definitely -- that is moving into chains. no doubt about it. has dom kninos done well? yes. we have to get technology and a relevant brand. those are three things

he had said he believed the naacp was un-american. the aclu un-american, and he also brought up voter fraud against some civil rights workers who had registered a lot of african-americans. now this was 30 years ago. you can be sure that democrats in the senate are -- i did an interview with chuck schumer, democratic leader. he made it clear there's not going to be the senate boys club here. they're going to be tough on him both on a civil rights record and also much more recently in terms of immigration. he's been one of the leading spokesmen against immigration reform in the senate. so i'm not sure that they're going to be able to block him, but they're going to make things tough for sessions during his confirmation hearing. >> then there's general michael flynn. and frankly, chris, people on both sides of the aisle are expressing -- not everyone, but a lot of people on both sides of the aisle are expressing deep concern. >> well, look, he very much mirrors donald trump. and he was the first major general national security official s

>> well, i believe again and i was wrong before but i believe there was an incredibly strong, un heard voice in middle america that saw donald trump as the vehicle to be heard. it turns out that much of that voice was blue collar and was white. we need to be careful of pitting that against the afterafrican american and we have to see how to bridge these two different things once rican american and we have to see how to bridge these two different things once again. >> let me get rich back in, do you think that some in the media are going too far in defining the election and strictly rac l raciaracial terms? >> of course. it's completely wrong and it was pointed out early in the program that one of the key swing votes in this election was working class voters that voted for obama in 2012 and we want for trump this time. they did not all of a sudden become racist in the course of years. it's important for folks nonetheless to try to extend a little bit more sympathetic understanding and moe is right, you can aappeal to both sides. there used to be democratic poll situations that used do t

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night, about the recent string every designer clothing heists, but investigators believe they have cracked this case. >> un remarkable, they finally got this. >> let's back this surprising landing at kensington rec center watch landed on a baseball field right near their home. where children were playing outside. >> let's get right to jenny joyce in kensington with a pretty wild story. jenny? >> reporter: it really is, karen, thomas, a lot of people could not believe it. they rushed here concerned as this hot air balloon was descending on these baseball fields here in kensington. the hot air balloon, it happened just after 4:00 yesterday. here it is, the balloon reaching the ground in a field at c and wigs moore lands street. local rick rose pulled out his cellphone and click to record, posted the video live on facebook, some neighbors say they saw flames and called 911 but the four people who emerged from the basket were okay. it landed after heavy winds, the pilot said it was a planned landing but surprise to neighbors nonetheless. >> i thought it was about going to crash into the street. i was like oh,

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un transportation in swing states. but intelligence sources and a senior obama national security official tells nbc news they believe a more likely scenario would involve hackers - from russia or elsewhere - using social media for an 11th hour document dump of false information.. implicating one of the candidates -- with no time for fact-checking.and while multiple intelligence officials say they have no specific warning about an consider last month's massive and sophisticated internet disruption.. a possible dry run.. or inspiration for another attack.for today, cynthia mcfadden, nbc news. more news now.. iraqi forces continue to make progress in their effort to retake mosul from isis..iraqi special forces launched an assault deeper into the eastern neighborhoods of the city. isis militants fired back, striking and disabling a tank with a rocket. the operation is expected to take weeks, not months. one person is dead and more than 30 are hurt after a car bomb exploded in southeastern turkey. the blast took place near a police station where lawmakers who were arrested were taken. police overnight arrested the joint le

un ambassador john bolton. that's a possibility as well but i believe giuliani is probably the odds on favorite >> bolton may beetter fit >> i think you mentioned the key word there, loyal and donald trump if you show you were loyal to him. he's going to reward you >> that's giuliani for sure. >> it's giuliani and also alabama jeff sessions, he's being talked about as possible secretary of defense. he was maybe the -- i think the first senator and one of the only senators that backed trump in his bid for the white house. and that kind of loyalty will probably be >> that's all well and good. let's get to the juicy stuff. let's get to the juicy stuff. the pretty secretary has to come out and do these briefings almost every day. >> tough questions >> laura ingram, this will be entertaining every single time she comes out. as press secretary. >> yes, this really, i think this will tell us a lot about the direct the trump team wants to move inform there's been talk about kellyanne conway, for instance. who is pretty diplomatic. and then there's laura ingram. who isn't always as diplomatic. certainly seems a straight

say it was the result of racism and hysteria in the unanimous 40s un-american values that have no place in society. many muslims believe the run of the registry would be deeply concerning. >> burdensome, ineffective and massive pro-filling of people who are muslim or perceived muslim. all the transition team issued a statement saying the president-elect trump has never add vehicled for registries. >> in san jose concert goers on got kanye-ed big time after another rant with no surprise he does that. however, this rant lasted a long time, at 30 to 40 minutes. in the recent rant, west told black fans to step focusing on racism because america is a racist country and said if he voted in the election he would have voted for donald trump. that got the crowd going. fans booed. people were throwing shoes. others walked out. like this fan tweeting "just walk out early with a bunch of other concert goers since kanye west decided to talk the whole concert, ticketmaster, refund us." >> dublin high school alumni is meeting with students to hear their opinions after a number of walkouts protesting president-elect donald trump. stud

to at least half the country and possibly more, we'll see more than half the country believes is fundamentally is unbama. it's not that choice. it's not romney/obama. it's not bush/gore. it's not a thing we've seen. no one asked you how did you vote in '96 on the clinton vers versus dole race. it's not the one that defines you. here is what the vote is. this is one of those votes in which you get to say something about yourself. your vote isn't really about which top tax rate do you want. it isn't really about what international trade policy do you want at this point. this is a vote about yourself. this is a vote, a vote that says when the fundamental principles of american government were challenged, this is where i stood. this is what i wanted to see america do. this is the way i wanted us to move. so there's, you know, there's -- the obama vote was a historic vote and there will be people asking about it for the rest of time. there was a profound importance to it. this is a different thing. this is a vote that has a right and wrong answer. >> yeah. but, you know, the thing is i got to focus on yo

un answered questions are frustrating a scottsdale woman. she was carjacked almost two escaped from police custody from a local hospital emergency room. >> reporter: she believes someone slipped up and they suffered consequences. the chaos her. >> somebody comes up to my side window. >> reporter: after a stranger ran up to her suv window. >> i went to roll down my window thinking he needs help with something >> reporter: she unhocked her doorsz allowing the man in. she jumped out and call 911 as he took off. >> what is the address of your emergency? >> i'm on greenwater and osborne. somebody just stole my river police prisoner and taken to honor health osborne for treatment. an officer watching him stepped away when police say the suspect somehow got out of his handcuffs and made a run for it. he took the woman's suv and hasn't been caught. >> how did that happen? >> reporter: the victim wants salt river pd accountable. >> be patient. >> reporter: the department's actions will be looked at through an internal investigation. >> once we have him we'll have a better idea of what we nt >> reporter: for someone who relives those scary moments each day, that isn't g

temperatures believe it happened between march of last year and september of this year. nazario works at the un undies -- >> questionable. he actually makes it a special point to make sure everybody feels safe and comfortable. >> she adds the victim's family has never even trained at undies putted finance and martial arts gym the crime happened at work and at his home. >>> the crooks behind a massive electronics heist in brandon are on the run. it happened early yesterday morning at a t-mobile store on east brandon boulevard. hillsborough county deputies then they used a cutting wheel to get into the safe and stole cash. deputies believe they took off in this car. it looks like a cadillac cts with $150,000 worth of electronics. >>> police are on the hunt right now for the man who stole a dumb ball machine by pretending he was there to fix it. that machine is valued at more than $800. it happened last week in winter haven. police say that man told employees he was there to fix the machine and he had to take it off property. he took it off never came back. if you recognize him or know anything ab

it's very close to being a slave under kim jong-un in korea where you believe that that is your worldavid you tell it how it is next one. hillary another story viewers just joining us. recount story is very important. hillary clinton is supporting the recount idea started bid green party jill stein is. however, please let's go back and remember with when hillary clinton said this. >> that is horrifying. you know every time donald think yourself not going in his direction he claims, whatever it is is rigged against him. >> he said something truly horrifying -- and that was that he wouldn't say he would accept the results of the election. >> i want everyone to know that i respect the choice you make. we were asked if we would respect the outcome of the election. i will. >> very clear, i will respects the result ares of the election. here's the response from reince priebus incoming donald trump chief of staff. roll that tape. >> it was their team that cut a deal with our team that said when the a.p. called the race, they would call it within 15 minutes and concede which they did. it is a

surrounding him at trump tower, looks like a graduate, opened but unned down, dick cheney, darth vadar, sat in, that's power. and i believe and he means liberals in the media, already calling for off thors, who is bannon now the dark lord or is the media in that coninstruct? what's your impression? >> that's the way liberal america sees him and that works to his advantage. if they demonize them, they don't really know what he gets and he gets to -- in a way of free ride, we aren't really seeing what he's up to. and i tloonghink that's what had with the trump campaign, why did they win. one reason is we didn't think they could win. >> i think they just simply ran a better campaign. >> except we didn't know that because we just saw them as being -- as not running a better campaign. so i think what one of the things that bannon is -- is saying is that the media in liberal america is so blind to what these guys are up to they miss what's going on, they miss all the tricks. >> do you see what i have highlighted, it's exactly what you said. you said they liberals and media don't understand what he's saying or why or to whom. i

un-american. but i do believe that there are forces behind him that are tried to divide us on the basis of everything. at the american people can become dissatisfied and makes it easier to fundamentally change the nation. these protesters are listening to the media. they told one narrative about who a donald trump was throughout this election and that is a narrative that some people heard. and we also know that donald trump has said many times that he wants to change a number of things that president obama put into place. it was a campaign promise from president-elect trump. it was the busiest day since enrollment began. do you think they have a plan to replace that. and what should it look like. the philosophy is something that puts the policy back in the hands of patients minimizes the role of third parties. what happened for good health care. along comes the third-party that this along comes the third-party that this the relationship. it doesn't make any sense. i cost us money and it's unnecessary. that's what you heard president-elect trump talking about health savings accounts. those are under t

un tonight. >> his student claims that he made a racially charged remark that had to do with donald trump. coming up we'll explain why school officials believe there may be more to the story. >> plus from doctor to suspect. how this clearwater man got in in major trouble once his medical license expired. >> this medical spa in largo is one of the first in the area to offer exams for medical marijuana. coming up we'll tell you what's involved in the process. bulge shares his wwii memories. z25ehz z16fz y25ehy y16fy . >>> a teacher lands himself in trouble. what he's accused of saying to his students about donald trump. >> talk about high interest. who's behind this billboard that's getting a lot of people's attention. >> plus on this veteran's day stories of service and sacrifice. why the holiday means more to this wwii veteran now more than ever before. incident involving pasco county teach is under investigation. a student claims a teacher made a mint comment calling donald trump to get them sent back to africa. that teacher met with school officials and have to ask you does this teacher think he was being clever making a joke? what was thi

un ser humano que era, fue muy malo.)) ((karen castro)) garcia says he was a bad human being. like many other cuban-americans, the 28 year old does not believe castro's death will bring change to the island nation. ((yasmany garcia - cu ((karen castro)) he says: in cuba, everything continues to be the same. ((john tuman - political science professor, unlv: in terms of the pace of current economic reforms and for political opening i actually tend to thing that it's probably not going to have that much of an effect.)) ((karen castro)) unlv political science professor, john tuman, believes cuba will continue to normalize diplomatic relations with the u-s government... even after castro's death. what he doesn't know is how the negotiations will proceed under a donald trump administration. in a tweet this morning, the president elect wrote: if cuba cuban/american people and the u.s. as a whole, i will terminate deal. ((john tuman - political science professor, unlv: would caution about generalize what his policies might be simply of the basis of some tweets and also some things he may have said on the campaign trail when he was trying to win the

allowing young people in particular un-credited investors to be able to invest online, so startups have more access to capital. but i believe we need to do significant tax reforms. we are blessed to have fortune 500 companies in our midst. we need to reform our tax code so they can bring their process es back. we need them to be able to repatriate their money. and your comment -- i have to address this about the fourth tier. the only tax i have voted for with regard to income taxes was back in 2009 when we had a constitutional obligation to balance the budget. it never happened. the governor proposed a fourth tier that became law. i was one of the few democrats that voted against that. because of that and several other votes i have taken, i have been endorsed in every reelection by the minnesota chamber, the twin west chamber. i have gotten the guardian a small business award each of my last reelections, including this past summer. i do not believe the answer is to increase the tax burden. and the "star tribune" actually did say that in that endorsement. they said that congressman paulsen mischaracterized my record and i ha

un says something you don't like. that is one of the most important measures where people believe it is hillary clinton by vast measureshat has the temperament, the experience, the steadyness to be commander in chief and leaders of the free word. >> republicans would say the judgment that is required to be in the oval office, as we've heard donald trump making his final message. i want to go to the point about the african-american votes. you have jay-z and beyonce, the president and first lady, political stars but in their own right. she is still having difficulty hardening up those numbers. she still has the percentage that's required but the enthusiasm is falling off. how does she in the closing days before election day, because early voting is wrapping up in those states. how does she get those voters out to the polls? can she do it or have you re-signed it won't be in 2012? >> i think she can. like i said before, i don't think we should expect for it to be he can actually the same level, because, again, first african-american president, i think that there is some expectation there will be a tiny bit of dropoff. the

they have not released his name but believe he is one of the top people involved in drug trafficking in the city. >>> stark un are on strike after failed contract negotiations with the lewisville city school district. schools will remain opened during the strike because there are enough substitutes. no word on a timetable to work out a deal. >>> all right now let's talk about the rain. >> yeah. >> you know, we have barely got enough sleep. >> sleep? >> it was loud too. >> you slept? >> you slept? >> you know. >> wow. just posted something on. >> short nap. >> social media about your this. there's been very little this week. what's your average let us know. we will get through it. and we have got scattered showers to mention. good news is kid at the bus stop might be using the umbrellas but the rain lightened up since we were coming in to work overnight or perhaps you were leaving the game. around 06 degrees. that's -- 60 degrees. that's going to be changing. we are low to mid-60s across northeast ohio. 65 at hopkins at 6:16. but we temperatures to fall back into the upper 50s and hold there. and once we get t

un-moore moore's law. but what i argue, and this is the last part of the book, is that i believe the proper governing unite 21st century is not the nation state. it is not going to be the single family because it is too weak to stand up against gail forces. many are now single-parent also they are really too weak. it is going to be the healthy community that is close enough to people and their lives, adaptive enough to help them with the lifelong learning. allow more and more people to be connected, protected, and respected. that is what the community really can do. that is what it does at its best. and so, we have talked about this before. if you want to be an optimist about america today, stand on your head. the country looks like so much better from the bottom up than the top down. you go to raleigh-durham, austin, there are amazing communities. i tell the story of minneapolis in the last part of the book. where diverse people are living together, they are living together with fewer right-left issues. much more bipartisan politics. they are solving their problems. education of the workplace. amazing st

un. she explained she accepted the new role for 2 reason saying, quote, the first is a sense of duty when the president believed to have a major contribution to make to the welfare of our nation, and to our nation's standing in the world that as a calling that is important to keep. the 2nd is a satisfaction -- he'd . the section -- he the 2nd is an acknowledged nation -- acknowledgment that south carolina is a very good standing. >>> clinton has been urged to challenge the votes and 3 key states. they believe the machines used could've been manipulated or hacked but they have not seen petersburg family brought a newborn home from the hospital over the weekend only to be dealt a huge setback a few days later, fire ripped through their home early this morning. is ryan hughes reports, a simple gesture by a neighbor may have saved that family. >> a boy who is just 4 days old was inside of his home with his dad and stepsister when someone knocked on the back door to let them know this place was on fire . >> mark had just fed his little boy when his stepdaughter frantically ran into the room at around 12:30 this morn

about they didn't know who to trust and government officials led them to believe discoloring was undrinkable. we found out it was not un drinkable. in fact, it was poisonous. how do we do that to the american citizens? we are given the obligation to stand in the gap for them, to make sure that we take care of yet and ery turn but still, because it was cheaper to use another water source, it was done to these people. and so i traveled back to my district in norton, new jersey, and i talked to several mayors in my district and i said, you know what i saw in flint, you need to pay attention to what's going on with your water source. and that was on friday evening. by tuesday morning, they had found lead in 88 schools in newark, new jersey. d so they had to switch over to bottled water. and the testing continued and more schools were involved. i created legislation for testing for lead in school systems around the country, because it is not -- not legislated anywhere in the country to test for lead in school systems. so i moved forward on that legislation. you wouldn't know it, because the majority wouldn't allow it to hit

believe pulled the trigger. >>> but first, massachusetts and new york state police dive teams searching the same pond today. ?? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin >> gefg tonight massachusetts environmental police tweeted out these pictures of new york and massachusetts state police dive teams searching a pond in beckett two. hours ago we learned why. state police say they're searching for jamie lusher's remains. the 16-year-old from westfield vanished in 2002. convicted killer louis llentz suggested remains could found in the pond so but nothing was found today. >>> a north borough man who has been missing since friday and tonight authorities are searching a local lake after his car was found nearby. the last time anyone saw 22-year-old brian karens was with family friday night. we're told it's not uncommon for brian to be gone for a few days bu

believe there will be any amnesty for it. >> gabbard, a congressman out of hawaii met with donald trump today. she could be a potential uns to in a trump administration, she's got strong views about syria and what's going on there. she said he shares with donald trump today of her great concerns escalating the war in syria by implementing so called no fly/safe zone would be disastrous. >> she would be another voice in the room. if this administration decides that it is not going to do more to protect the syrian people. by the way, there is no fly zone now if it is never implemented then the assad regime and russia will have a freer hand to continue there and held in areas in aleppo and other places. but, that seems to be the policy that's emerging. there is no fly zone now so there would in the be a major change. richard engel, nice to see you in new york, happy thanksgiving if i don't see you then. >> donald trump walking in the oval office with more foreign business connection that any president in history begging the questions of con fliflict of interests. can he fix the optic and will it matter if he does not. we'll

un saying "tonight is a win for taxpayers and a win for america". our leaders should look to wisconsin and make the decisions to enact serious reforms just like we did in the badger state. murphy believes a lot of things are said during a campaign and doesn't think moving forward will a problem. >> it is not about individual personalities, it is about positions on the issue. it is about building better lives for all america. >> speaker of the house paul ryan calls president-elect donald trump congratulating him on his victory. he released this statement saying in part "i want to congratulate donald trump on his incredible incredible victory, we are eager to work hand in hand to enhance the lives of the american people". >> reactions still pouring in right now on social media. let's see what donald trump is saying on twitter. it appears he's ready will up this morning. >> the forgotten man and woman will never be forgotten again. we will all come together as never before. it has been retweeted more than 51,000 times. her last post on twitter about 23 hours ago now. >> just posted this. just woke up and heard the news, i'm truly shocked and heartbroken. america, what have we done? #not m

believe in the system. we substantially compromise this. and that is above, that is a bigger issue than partisanship. that is being unn. >> i think just it is shocking to me. which is they punted it in the summer. and then because the investigation is going on with huma abedin's husband, they find more information. and because dodge has recused themselves as mr. fuentes just explained it puts the fbi director in a terrible position. the fact is this. there should have been a special council long time ago. it should have been kicked out of political realm. no public official is going make a good decision on this now. so what you actually have is evidence in the e-mails -- >> you don't know that. >> people leak prosecuting ting to reporters. carl knows something about this. and when a government agency between doj and fbi, they are in complete complicate within the fbi and doj over this. and the reason why leaking is sometimes needed because there are times when the institution of government is just completely broken. and this is an example of that. and if somebody involved in that thinks it is in the public good to le

believe me. >> reporter: and anderson, we'll have to see over these next few days whether or not donald trump can continue to show this unruun un-trump-like message discipline. his staff is loading up these final days. he has roughly seven events on his schedule. we're expecting that to perhaps double over this weekend. anderson? >> all right. jim acosta, busy couple of days. now, the clinton campaign, she's speaking out in raleigh. cnn's phil mattingly has that. >> it is great to be here. >> reporter: it's the 53,000 square-mile road block to donald trump's white house dreams. >> hello, north carolina! >> thank you, north carolina! wow! >> reporter: hillary clinton and her top surrogates flooding north carolina, a state that could effectively clinch the race on november 8th. but it's far from a sure thing. a purple state for democrats in 2008, back to the republicans in 2012. remains exceedingly close. the latest cnn poll of polls in the tar heel state puts clinton ahead by just four points. >> this morning in florida, donald stood on a stage and said, and i quote, i'm honored to have the greatest temperament that anyon

believe with all my heart that america's best days are still ahead of us." obama: "anyone who sees women as objects, minorities and immigrants as inferior, other faiths as presumptively un- american cannot lead this diverse, dynamic, big- hearted country that we love." clinton cast her own vote this morning in new york.. saying it's quote -- "the most humbling feeling." donald trump is also pulling for more votes.. in one final, overnight round of rallies. trump: "did you ever think you'd be hearing a major speech like at around close to one o'clock in the morning? are we crazy?" in typical trump fashion.. the republican nominee tweeted his enthusiasm this morning.. saying, quote -- "today we make america great again!" nevada voters have a lot of pull in this election.. so we thought we'd bug people their breakfast.. and get a taste of what they're thinking on this big day. fox5's les krifaton joins us live from egg works at eastern and sunset in henderson.. what're people there saying, les? it finally comes down to today. americans across the country go to the polls today to elect a new president. the 18 plus months of campaigning is over with and now we are left to de

believe it. and someday, when my back made an inviting target, you might forget it. ?? ?? "shot and killed the driver th a payroll worth over $50,000." - very un-ladylike behavior. - - re like an animal, i'd say. how does a woman become so brutalized? - there's only one way to find out. - hey boy, pack the gear. - (grunts) (gasping) - let me have the gun belt. come on! ah! where's your horse? - i'm afoot. all right. come on. put 'em on. ah! come here! now, i am gonna tell you just one more time. put 'em on! - how come you don't shoot me? - for one thing, the stage company wants its money back. and for another, there's more reward for you alive than dead. - that didn't stop that headhunter who shot my horse out from under me. he was so all-eager afire to kill me, he didn't set long enough to draw a bead. - well, he was probably worried about your reputation, didn't wanna take a chance. - and you ain't worried? - let's just sayayi'd r. now, my horse has hobbled up this canyon. let's go. come on! t?t? - (sighs) i'd hate to forget you're a lady. - don't do me no favors. - (chuckling) - hey! hey! hunter in this territory. now just how many of them

un momentito, victoria. you are going to be late. >> late? >> to join your friends outside. because you're going with them. [juanita screaming] >> mano! believe me. >> how long were you here? >> an hour, maybe more. you were in no trouble. i was watching. >> and you did not help me? >> i did not want to spoil your victory. [both talking in spanish] [both talking in spanish] >> jo you must be tired after the long drive. >> victoria, there is something i have to tell you. >> oh? >> we might have to start over again. >> in a sense, we start over again every morning, and that is what makes life exciting. >> no, i am talking about hanniman and the money. >> he has been and gone. beeves are on their way right now to the army. >> mano, please tell me what is going on here? >> there is not much to tell. victoria got your money back. >> not without your help. >> graphs i did help a little. -- perhaps i did help a little. >> now, wait, where do you think john, you did tell me to return to the rancho montoya. >> yes, i admit i have a short fuse, but you have such a talent for getting into trouble. >> and a bigger one for getting out of it. >> i will rec

un-martial attitude of most american youth in 1914 and 1915. >> yeah. excellent talk. question first -- i'm not sure if you believeit, but i think you do, but i believe that the zimmermann, without it being unencrypted given to the americans, we probably would not give in to the war. we can argue, you can argue that and that's my question, but essentially, the americans did not decrypt it. that was done by the british. >> right. >> and they gave it to edward bell, who was an american spy. >> right. >> and, was there anybody that said in america, let's not release it, was there anybody in britain that said not release it or did everyone realize this would get us into the war? >> everybody realized, that's going to confirm, again, zimmermann telegram doesn't come out of nothing. the zimmermann telegram comes a year after this map. it comes a year after all the invasion literature, all of that stuff that we were talking about, the british are concerned if they release the zimmermann telegram the germans will know that the british have broken the code. so they do something really clever and sophisticated. there are, i

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he is like a poster child for what i would call the un-american businessman. the one who believes global corporation should be able to move profits off sees, not pay taxes. they should be able to buy products from other countries. having some of that is probably not a complete disaster, but it cannot be the way in which rerun -- we run our country. it is ironic that we had a candidate who ran across that and managed to win. and bernie sanders, when he talked about it, he was not someone who ran businesses, soul ties made in china, but was someone who fought against bad trade deals like nafta and they recent transpacific partnership. that is why democracy for america supported bernie sanders. we worked hard to try to make him win, because we thought he would win the general election. he understood the problems america faces. moving ahead, i hope the democratic party realizes bernie sanders was right. that is why he was able to get so many people. hear a lot of talk about working-class whites. there is a lot of working class people of color. in fact, more of them. and they did not s