sot what ever comes comes ..we are united as a nation . sot just like everyone else we roll with what was elected and us sot doesnt matter democrat or republican we are all americans now we have to get behind the man and move forward and for these soldiers .... moving forward means simply being together with family - the greatest of all. nat marti glaser nat 13 action news .... a valley woman woke up one 12.10. 44 my husband woke up 46 and he went outside and he said, 'the car is gone' 50 but once she found out.... what happened to her car... she was furious. and tonight... we're making things right.... for her. plus.. an accidental shooting inside a home is blamed on someone mishandling a gun. but some people close to the family are telling us they're not so sure. bryan. as we head toward the end of the week we will keep the sunshine around with highs running about t the normal. overnight lows will be near 60 in las vegas which is also ten we're continuing to follow breaking news... anti-trump protesters gathering outside trump tower here

them told us that no matter who their new commander in chief is-- they're hoping we can be united as a nation. we are still holding to a dry and sunny trend which allows for high temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. high pressure continues to hang onto the southwest allowing for highs to remain between 77 and 82 degrees valley wide along with a light wind out of the east/northeast. we will slowly see high pressure transition out of the west and weaken throughout southern nevada through the weekend which will allow for mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and high in the mid 70s through the weekend. by the next work week though, thing start to feel more like like fall. a strong trough is forming off the coast and looks to pull rain chances are holding off for the valley and spring mountain range for now but dramatically! expect to whip out the sweaters; we are heading back into the upper breaking news for you this morning... chopper 13 fast and first.. over a third possible shooting this is near owens and las vegas boulevard. we're working to get more information.

them told us that no matter who their new commander in chief is-- they're hoping we can be united as a nation. we are still holding to a dry and sunny trend which allows for high temperatures to remain 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. high pressure continues to hang onto the southwest allowing for highs to remain between 77 and 82 degrees valley wide along we will slowly see high pressure transition out of the west and weaken throughout southern nevada through the weekend which will allow for mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and high in the mid 70s through the weekend. by the next work week though, thing start to feel more like fall! next wednesday is with winds between 10 and 20 heading back into the upper breaking right now... police investigating...two seperate shootings in the valley. parker and marissa are new developments this morning on a disturbing case of an suspecta hmad rahami will make his first court appearance. that is set for this morning in mahattan... he was arragined last month on charges in new jersey...related to the attempted murder of police offi

workers are planning to join the picket line at o'hare and joining other airports across the united states as a national day of disruption. they are disputing and want a rate hike of $15 an hour. >>> a hopeful development in the region where wildfires are spreading. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> john and christine, here comes the rainfall. notice the elongated feature with alabama and georgia and tennessee and areas of western north carolina. i want to highlight the regions which are hard hit with wildfires. notice the heavy rainfall is farther south. this is not the only wet weather pattern we are expecting over the next couple days. the front will skirt on and bring in more beneficial rainfall across the southeast. another disturb aance across th region. not done with it yet. the second round can bring in the heavy rains where we need it in western tennessee and north carolina with 4 to 6 inches could come down. a severe weather element in tupelo and jackson and baton rouge with high winds and hail. it is an enhanced risk of a tornado. the temperatures will cool off and bring you back

as one united people. >> now it is time for america to bind the wounds of division, we have to get together. to all republicans, and democrats, and independent is a cross this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> hopefully this is a loud message to the congress, senate, if they don't fall in line they are next. america is sick of the establishment. they have heard it here real loud. >> he reached out to those who had not chosen to support him in the past, he is, obviously offering a olive branch right now. he called his movement, he has energized this crowd. he was obviously energized the american people as the votes came in throughout the that it, we saw energy of this crowd. won several battle group states, including the state of pennsylvania, and its 20 electoral votes a state that has been a blue state, democratic state for more than two decade, he has turn it red here touring this election. so that is very latest from trump headquarters as he makes his way through the crowd, he is accompanied by his new vice-president, mike pence and many surrogates who helped him get to this point winning this election. that is very lates

a long time. >> as far as uniting the nation in the aftermath as we're thinking about that, it's going to be a tough one. we can't change a nation overnight. >> reporter: whatever happens it's an electorate that's been through the wringer. laura and ththony, abc 7 news. >> to help ease your election stress the san francisco zoo are teaming up. >>> and 7 on your side's hotline will be taking your calls tomorrow starting at 7:00 a.m. if you encounter any problems at the polls look into it for you and get you answers. 415-954-8151. the hotline opens tomorrow starting at 7:00 a.m. to address any election issues that you might come across. 415-954-8151. >> crews will be called in to clean up political messages scrawled in chalk at uc berkeley. urging people to vote for jesse ar argene. they will have to bring in power washers to remove the message. the campaign manager doesn't know who is responsible. >>> san francisco police are looking for suspects in two separate attacks. the victims had their cameras stolen. this first happened on friday in golden gate park. a suspect grabbed the camera away from a 6

election cycle that was as contentious and divided as any some wonder about the path forward as a united nation. activist renee plummer and john broderick. good to see you. quite a cycle, no question about that. there was plenty of political theater, but when it came to the article that you wrote before the election, why did you decide to do it? renee: just because of what happened last night were last week. we are talking about people writing, that my there is going to dry up in the street. so john and i have cochaired the new hampshire no labels. we understand there is a path to putting everybody together. everybody has some sort of goals, and i think for me, i needed it to get out there before the election to tell people that we have to work together. i was really concerned about riots in the way people were i want people to see two people that are completely opposite, but we have to have some goals that we can work forward and work towards. john: i did it because rene told me to do it. i did what rene tells me. rene and i are in difficult -- different political parties but that is not the p

i advocated last may in a speech at the united nations that we move immediately as a nation to declare a complete moratorium on the testing of all nuclear devices, both weapons and peaceful devices, that we not ship any more atomic fuel to a country that refuses to comply with strict control over the waste which can be reprocessed into explosives. i've also advocated that we stop the sale by germany and france of reprocessing plants to pakistan and brazil. mr. ford has not moved on this. we need to make an adequate supply of uranium. mr. ford has insisted this reprocessing, or rather enrichment be done by private industry, and not by the existing government plants. this kind of confusion and absence of leadership has let us drift for two years with an increasing threat of atomic threats throughout the world. we now have five nations that have atomic bombs that we know about. if we continue under mr. ford's policy, by 1985 or '90, we'll have nine nations that have weapons for explosive weapons. that is one of the major undertakings i will assume as the next president. >> governor carter

as a young person? i'm sure he has never referred to himself as naive, but does he see himself as naive and idealistic? the second question is about the united nations. how does he see the united nations as a young person? does he have high hopes? how does it change? thank you. mr. ferguson: i think it is fair to say that his view now of the book is that it is an accurate account of his young life. there are no major interpretation that he refutes. on the united nations, it is interesting that from very early on he is a skeptic about collective security. this is, of course, partly based on the failure of the league as it was commonly thought of. but it is also because kissinger restored,"g "a world comes to the view that collective security can never produce real alliances, and that alliances are the essential building blocks in the balance of power. "world restored" book is fascinating to read because it , contains a very elaborate and profound account of the balance of power. a phrase that gets bandied about far too casually in our time kissinger makes a couple of , important points in the book. one is that it is not spontaneously occurring. that

tough, which i suppose is true as far as it goes. >> well, i think she is a very, very successful governor. she is a very smart woman. effective at the united nations, as effective as any american can be in an organization which has an enormous hostility to our >> liz, i guess the point i'm getting at is even if one agrees as the u.n. as a place that can be inhospitable to the u.s. or to our allies or to some of our human rights priorities, wouldn't you want someone whose got experience cutting their teeth in international circles to be that tough ambassador? >> well, i think the thing that is actually most important in this job is first and foremost, you need somebody who is capable of being a uniter, not a divider, and somebody who is capable of being diplomatic, diplomat. it's a very important one. i think at the moment, maybe past republican presidents sort of the importance that we may see president-elect trump treat it with. at the moment, we are facing a lot of very, very serious grave complex challenges around the world. be a more important job. and i think if you're working in that role, i understand the concerns people are raising but i w

as the syrian army advances on the rebel held eastern districts. a quarter million people are trapped in conditions that have been called horrendous by the united nationsherine has more. as the bomb building still burns, rescue workers struggle to free a child from the rubble. caring for her and all the others injured in the newly intensified airstrikes is increasingly complicated. bashar al-assad's forces have stepped up bombing in the last week, destroying the last functioning hospital in rebel held aleppo, and medical supplies are dwindling. these families say they managed to flee their rebel held neighborhood earlier this week after coordinating to receive cover from regime forces. the government accuses rebels in the east of using residents as human shields and preventing them from leaving, which this man agreed with. >> people want to leave, but they won't let them. checkpoint 500 meters from the crossing and they prevented people leaving and shot them. >> rebel groups deny they are blocking civilians and accused the regime of spreading rumors and propaganda. on wednesday, the syrian observatory for human rights said dozens of residents t tried t

i advocated last may in a speech at the united nations that we move immediately as a nation to declare a complete moratorium on the testing of all nuclear devices, both weapons and peaceful devices, that we not ship any more atomic fuel to a country that refuses to comply with strict control over the waste which can be reprocessed into explosives. i've also advocated that we stop the sale by germany and france of reprocessing plants to pakistan and brazil. mr. ford has not moved on this. we need to make an adequate supply of uranium. mr. ford has insisted this reprocessing, or rather enrichment be done by private industry, and not by the existing government plants. this kind of confusion and absence of leadership has let us drift for two years with an increasing threat of atomic threats throughout the world. we now have five nations that have atomic bombs that we know about. if we continue under mr. ford's policy, by 1985 or '90, we'll have nine nations that have weapons for explosive weapons. that is one of the major undertakings i will assume as the next president. >> governor carter

a break for the holidays. the newspaper is reporting later today president elect trump is expected to name governor nikki haley as his pick for ambassador to the united nationse has been mentioned as a potential pick as a post in the administration. the governor has little foreign policy experience she has received praise for her handling of a number of big issues over the last few years including south carolina record flooding, the racially charged church shooting and the confederate flag from the white house. he is looking at ben carson as well. tweeting i am seriously considering dr. ben carson as a head of hud. he is a greatly talented person who loves people. this would be a change of course for carson who posted he would prefer to work outside of government. he told neil cavuto it is one of the cabinet positions he has been offered. >> have you been offered? >> we have had offers. >> is it the had you had position? >> i would say that was one of the offices that's on the table. >> another apparent change of course mr. trump says he will not push for the prosecution of hillary clinton with the number of e-mail scandals or the clinton foundation. somethi

we need to come together as a nation, unite, and work together. ((kirsten joyce)) >> las vegas also felt the heat from demonstrators... that's where we find 8 news now reporter michael stevens with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brain, kirsten... here outside of trump tower yesterday. about 20 or so, protesters gathered for a small demonstration. protesters could be heard chanting "not my president," but did not disrupt the flow of traffic. they did fill the sidewalk area... while metro officers made sure nothing got out of hand. it was a much different scene in the streets of los angeles protesting the the election of donald trump. at times, protesters also took to the highways -- blocking busy freeways. traffic backed up a major freeway for miles at times. los angeles police say they arrested at least 13 people. people in the crowd were not shy voicing their opinions on the new president elect: ((bryant pena // anti-trump protester: this is not a surprise to us. this democratic party to step their game up, to elect candidates that r

as well. >> the united nations is not a friend of democracy. it's not a friend to freedom. it's not a friend even to the united states of america where as you know, it has its home. >> joining us now, david corn liz mayer, and former online strategist to governors walker and perry as well as john allen. and community and content for side 7 wire. good evening, everybody. david. >> yes. >> starting with you, is this just a lot of excitement about the post because who have is filling it? or do you see anything substantive with the u.n. going on here? >> well, i have to say, it seems we're in the roseanne, roseanna dana phase of the transition which is when everybody says never mind. never mind what i said before. never mind that i vowed to fight you for all of eternity because you're a racist, you're a bigot, or i thought you were an embarrassment to your state. never mind. those words didn't make a difference. and on to the u.n. post, well, yes, we'll have to see if it remains a cabinet position. but, you know, nikki hailly is an impressive governor, a politician. but she also

of defense and multiple reports that knick haley will be announced as ambassador to the united nations as early as this morning. >>> in a turn around, former presidential rival ben carson had wasn't interested in a cabinet position is considering leading the department of housing and urba list of being the head of the department of veteran affairs. he said he had a great meeting with trump on monday and back in new hampshire on tuesday and he talked of his priorities if he gets the job. >> we need to focus on suicide and get the people with mental health issues immediate treatment. >> daniel: brown spent for decades in the army national guard. he expects trump to make a decision after thanksgiving. >>> this morning, former house speaker sal dimasi is a free man and back home in boston for dimasi's plane brought him to boston logan. he arrived in a wheelchair and was emotional as he talked about his plans. >> a trying and difficult experience for me. and i am looking forward to just being reuniteded with my family, friends, looking forward to regaining my health. >> julie: dimasi was kickbacks for steering software contr

as his top strategist, and reince priebus, head of the republican national committee, as his chief of staff. trtrump is reportetedly also considering former u.s. ambassador to the united nations john bolton as a possible secretary of state if giuliani is not chosen. bolton, who was nominated by president george w. bush, famously talked about lopping off the top 10 stories of the united nations headquarters. this comes as president obama said he was encouraged by donald trump's election night speech and urged americans to give trump the room and space to make his cabinet appointments and to get adjusted to the white house. pres. obama: what i also discussed was the fact that i had been encouraged by his statements on election night and hise need for unity interest in being the president for all people and that how he staffs -- the first step he takes come the first impressions he makes, the reset that can happen after an election, all of those things are important and should be thought about. i think it is important to give him the room and the space to do that. amy: cbs news also reported monday that donald trump had asked for his adult children -- donald, eric and ivanka and his son-in-law j

led by the standing rock sioux tribe and members of over 200 other nations and tribes from across the americas. this comes as a united nations advisory group is investigating possible human rights abuses by law enforcement against native american water protectors. australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull has sparked outrage over his proposal to impose a lifetime ban on all asylum seekers who attempt to reach australia by boat. he has vowed to introduce the legislation into parliament next week. in lebanon, parliament has elected a new president, former army commander michel aoun. lebanon has been without a president for 2.5 years. in his inaugural speech, michel aoun announced he'd send some of the 1.5 million syrian refugees living in lebanon back to war-torn syria. the free alabama movement is reporting that incarcerated organizer kinetik justice is being denied water by prison officials at the kilby correctional facility. justice was transferred to kilby from holman, where he helped launch a nationwide work strike. he has been on hunger strike since october 21 to protest his transfer. he now says prison officia

united nations. senior u.n. correspondent richard roth explains why. >> reporter: fidel castro was despised by cuban exiles in florida and opposed by the u.s. government. but in new york's harlem community, many welcomed him as an 1960, castro came to address the united nations as the new leader of cuba. his delegation checked into a nearby hotel. >> he ran into trouble in a midtown hotel in part because of the live chickens he had brought with him. so fidel and his entourage moved uptown to the hotel theresa. and a stimulated, excited crowd of african-americans, thousands who gathered in the street below the hotel, cheering him on. >> he was invited by the popular leader in this community. and he stayed in the theresa hotel, receiving a lot of visits from political people of that time, like nikita khrushchev and some others. >> reporter: he also met with black nationalist leader malcolm x. >> in the united states in the 1960s, segregation was still legal. so as african-americans looked at the situation in the early '60s, what fidel had been going to do is to target racial discrimination in cuba. >> reporter: castro returned to the u.n. and the u.s. in 1995. and when he addressed the general assembly, it seeme

. >> i think that this was so divisive and so nasty that i think it with tail a long time as far as. >> uniting the nation in the aftermath as we think about it's going to be a tough one. >> whatever happens it's clearly an electorate that has been through the ringer. >> in march tip east, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> investors uneasy over signs of the race tightening one day after fbi said the newly discovered e-mails didn't warrant any action against hillary clinton. dow jones 3 71 points s&p is coming off the longest losing streak since 1980. today surge erased more than half of those losses. nasdaq jumped 119 points. here's the deciding who to cast your vote for. good to our web site and click on the icon for the election guide. we have information about all the candidates and measures on your local ballot including non-partisan analysis. for and against and major donor for both sides of each campaign. >> there are new questions tonight about the richmond vice mayor robbery outside a candidate forum out of wine lock. richmond history department suggest the vice mayor may have been under the influence

a democratic society. >> you can watch the entire program at 5 p.m. eastern, announcer: republican donald trump is elected as the next president of the united states, and the nation elects a republican-controlled house and senate. we take you to key events as they happen, without interruption. watch live on c-span, on demand at c-span.org, or free on our c-span radio app. estimated in 1921, an 100,000 people gathered at arlington cemetery in virginia for a ceremony honoring a soldier of world war i. film.s. army silent included the procession to arlington through the streets of washington, d.c. we will show you the entire 23-minute silent film, with narration by two world war i historians. it is the centennial of the american involvement in world war i, and there will be undoubtedly lots of discussion about the effects of that war on the world and on american society. as part of that conversation, we are going to show you some vintage films from that era that document american participation, and to help us understand this, because they are silent films, we have invited two world war i historians. they will be with us to look at on -- a look at the film. , before

as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. >> i will not stop until we fight a man that chooses not to disavow the kkk, that is not a part of our party. that is not who we want as president. >> she is very weak on illegal immigration. you can't have that. >> reporter: trump now touting the south carolina governor as a proven dealmaker with a proven track record of bringing people together. haley has accepted the position, she says, out of a sense of duty. haley, the daughter of indian immigrants is the first woman and first person of color to be elected as governor in south carolina. but some are questioning if she has enough foreign policy experience for her new diplomatic post at the u.n. >> thank you, everyone. >> reporter: trump also naming a top billionaire donor betsy devos as secretary of education. the president-elect calling the a school choice activist a brilliant and passionate education advocate. even though she also heavily criticized him throughout his candidacy, raising money for other republicans on the ballot. and devos previously served on the board of an education group led

united states. and they're vital for the world. >> republican donald trump is elected as the next president of the united states! and the nation elects a republican controlled u.s. house and senate. follow the transition of government on c-span. we'll take you to key events as they happen without interruption. watch live on c-span. watch on demand at c-span.org or will be on our free c-span radio app. >>> now attorney general loretta lynch talks about the role of community policing on college campuses. she spoke in october at a conference of national historically black colleges and universities. [ applause ] >>> good morning, good morning. welcome to day two of the national hbcu conference. how has the conference been so far? [ cheers and applause ] wonderful. this morning, i have the honor of introducing the attorney general of the united states, loretta lynch. we can think of no better person to frame our education justice discussion this morning. to members of congress, she said that the divide between law enforcement and the communities they serve is the issue of the day facing our nation. by recognizing our common humanity, our co

something popping about a major cyber challenge, somewhere, both here in the united states but globally as well, because this is not a phenomena that is restricted to a particular nation, a particular area, or a particular sector or segment. there is literally activity of concern out there in every segment of our private sector, across the u.s. government, with our allies and friends around the world. and i suspect that that dynamic is not going to be changing in the immediate near term. so collectively, we have to step back and ask ourselves, what can we do working together to attempt to address the challenges associated with the cyber environment we're dealing with today. that means information sharing is going to be critical. the government, legislation has been passed in the last 18 months, we have started an initial framework on how to do that. within the federal government, we have taken time in the last month, under the president's direction, to outline what are the roles of the different parts of the federal government and how are we going to provide support both coordinating internally within the government and perhaps of greater importance to all of you, how

republican donald trump is elected as the next president of the united states. the nation elects a republican-controlled u.s. house and senate. follow the transition of government on c-span. we will take you to key events as they happen without interruption. watch live on c-span. watch on-demand at c-span.org. on november 11, 1921, an estimated 120,000 people gathered at arlington cemetery in virginia for sam money online the unknown soldier of world war i. a silent film documentary the remainsof the soldiers traveling through the streets of washington, d.c. >> how does this concept of honoring the unknown soldier come about? >> it goes back to the beginning of the mechanization of warfare expanding during world war i. you get a lot more unidentifiable remains. you had some in the civil war. people were struggling with the fact that they could not figure out who these were. great britain and france in 1920. an unknown soldier in both of their countries. -- in 1920 buried an unknown soldier in both of their countries. they are in france right now. through thelked streets before. it

as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. a big day for the local hunger task force which provides food for local families. joyce: a drive-thru food drive was held today at miller park. brewers outfielder ryan braun helped out by taking donations and even posed for pictures with fans. kathy: and our food for families made our phones ring. our two-day total came in at $160,000, surpassing last year's total by $57,000. on behalf of everyone here at 12 news, a big thank you to those who donated. it was something. a gloomy start to the holiday weekend. joyce: mark's following the thanksgiving travel forecast in the weather center. mark: gloomy for now, but not for long. when to expect a return to sunshine and temperatures in the 50's. ? kathy: a love story interrupted by alzheimer's. only on wisn 12, former governor marty schrieber opens up on the biggest challenge of his life. joyce: and new developments in , the steven avery case. the new tests ordered that could help free the notorious convict. kathy: six children dead in a scho

challenges in front of us, i think there is wisdom in taking the team we have and uniting that team and moving forward as a nation. greta: who won the leadership team represents the trump coalition? if that person doesn't exist, who should be the one representing that? representative messer: i was elected in a district where mr. trump had about 60% of the vote. i got 70%. [laughter] greta: you have bragging rights? representative messer: i laugh and say i helped carry him across the finish line. i'm not sure that is true. he did well in my state as he did in other areas. many of our members are present districts that mr. trump did well in. and i think there is understanding that this was a giant election for republicans the giant because mr. trump carried our party across the finish line. many of us were here before he was elected and that remains the same. this was the trump coalition and this was the trump government we will have to deal with forward. the freedomld be caucus. iny have shown willingness the house floor in january. later on, and they said they are interested in having a seat at the table. do you

as the white house chief of staff during the clinton administration. and you for joining us. republican donald trump is elected the next president of the united states and the nation elects a republican u.s. house and senate. all of the transition of government on c-span. we will you to key events as they happen without interruption. watch on-demand at c-span.org or listen on our free c-span radio app. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] president obama paid tribute to the nation's veterans at his final veterans day ceremony at --ington national ceremony cemetery. he laid a traditional floral wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. this is just under an hour. ["taps" plays] >> ? ["taps" plays] >> ? plays]t anthem}ys national >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the arrival of the official party. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the commanding general of the united states military district of washington. [applause] mr. patrick j hallinan. executive director, army national cemetery program. [applause] >> mr. robert swan. polish legion of american veterans. [applause] >> and the honorable robert a mcdonald, secretary of veterans affairs. [applause] ? >> ladies,

take the risk of the use of more chemical weapons by the is islamic station as a very real and serious risk. >> the united nationsaid that four people were killed last month when isis set fire to a sulfur plant. thousands more were badly injured by the toxic smoke. >>> more bay area support is growing for the dakota pipeline. several tribes organized a donation drive. this was at the indian education center in san jose. they have been protesting the oil pipeline for months because they it will contaminate their source of water. meanwhile, they say the protest hits close to home. >> that's why we come here again, to let san jose know, to let standing rock people know as well why we come here. to help out, to let them know we're thinking about them. >> they'll strive to noud to pass out. >>> so what happens when the warriors have a day off? well, they have a party! but not just any party. how about a super villains party. it's kind of an extra super villains party, don't you think? >> yeah. how do we not get invited? [ laughter ] >> it looks like the team is embracing their new role in the nba. they posted this on

and then by wednesday, i think the travel concern here as we look at the nation as a whole, not so much the eastern united river valley down to mississippi. rain showers toward the great lakes. snow mixing in and pacific northwest. rain moving into areas like seattle and portland. and out like the mountains, transitions to a little bit of snow. our thanksgiving forecast, in the 40s. cold slippery start and potential for snow and ice mixing in. very, very light stuff and warmer and turns into kind of these light showers. it does look a little bit bright here for your thursday, and i don't way for me to improve that or talk about it more sweetly than that for now. of course we will keep an eye on that thanksgiving forecast for black friday shoppers. a chilly start in the 30s. highs in 50 degrees. mostly cloudy. slight chance to see a sprinkle around, but saturday again, a little rain and snow shifting over to a bit of rain. obviously an unsettleed week that is starting off awful chilly. back to you guys. . >>> new this morning, we are getting our first look at a man considered a person of interest in the am

prior to founding palestine legal, she worked with ccr as a cooperating attorney on the mamilla cemetery campaign drafting a petition to the united nations officials to act against the desecration of an ancient muslim cemetery in jerusalem. as a volunteer and an intern at ccr, she has worked on numerous cases that sought to hold israeli officials and corporations accountable for israeli dicter and cory, as well as on ccr's guantanamo bay docket. this is very difficult legal language for me. she has advocated on palestinian rights issues in media forums such as the "new york times," "the jewish press" "the hill," "the roof news network" and many others. her subject will be the bds. our fourth speaker will be rami houri wlo is an internationally syndicated political columnist and book author an adjunct professor of uniform at the american university of beirut. he was the first director and now senior fellow at the assam far ris institute of public policy and international affairs at the aub. in addition, he has been a resident senior fellow at the kennedy school of harvard university for the past decade. he is the former editor of the "bei

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number three, megan is a human rights activist and united nations ad it seems as if she's passionate about many causes, just like harry's mom, princess diana. number four, they seem to wear the same bracelet. this number on her wrist looks a lot like what harry has been recently sporting. she sat in the royal box at wimbledon this summer and showed us her view on instagram. number five, she's divorced. megan married in 2011, and split in 2013. they're a good match and they both love to have fun. >> i'm sure she also loves halloween. he's getting into the spirit, o is beyonce. check her out. her a great choice this year. >> come on, salt and pepper! you've got to love it. there's mama getting her 4 1/2-year-old ready. this morning, the "today" show obviously getting into the spirit as well. a blast from the past. >> i'm your host carson daly. >> carson's costume strategy, just do you from two decades ago. we're looking at the best pop culture moments from the '90s. >> they pulled off a similar personal throwback with a twist. fits perfectly into matt lauer's plan. >> wasn't it fun to s

one-time critic. >> when a bully hits you, you hit that bully right back. >> reporter: trump announcing nikki haley as his choice to serve as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. haley, a daughter of indian immigra immigrants, became the first woman and first woman of color elected of the palmetto state. she has no significant foreign policy experience. she endorsed marco rubio during the gop primary, and was a vocal trump critic during the campaign. >> i will not stop until we fight a man that chooses not to disavow the kkk, that is not a part of our party and not who we want as president. >> reporter: trump naming betsy devos, a top gop donor and proponent of school choice, calling her a brilliant and passionate educatione advocate. she was also critical of trump. trump pledged throughout the campaign to do away with the common core education standards, to huge cheers. >> and we are going to end common core. education is going to be brought local. >> reporter: devos served on the board of an education board led by jeb bush that supports common core, but she says i am not a supporter, period. it got turned into a federalized boondoggle. but it is the selecti

united nations. now, there is a remote chance the united nations could recognize california as an independent country. >> it's not so much about donald trump. it's more about the character of the american people because after all, it's the american people that elected donald trump president of the united states, and, you know, he will be gone in four years. maybe eight years. but the american people will still be here and they will still be electing people like donald trump or even worse. need to agree to make that legally permissible along with two-thirds of the u.s. senate and congress. so don't count on it. >>> happening today u.s. 34 scheduled to reopen for thanksgiving temporarily. the three mile stretch between estes park and loveland has been closed for work following flood damage. the road will close again on sunday night. construction should be finished by may of next year. >>> we have some breaking news we want to bring you this morning. take a look at your screen. copter 4 is over what was a house fire, and there you street here in lakewood, and as the copter is sort of rolling around this

throughout a higher sense veterans volunteering to serve as honor guard at the ohio western national cemetery. three dozen units rotate for ceremonial duty. today is a funeral of ronald reagan. his family and friends are there as are the garden all of the while the honor guard stands an almost mystical mitchell then moving upon beautiful notes echo across this garden of stone. honor and tribute to the last. the last farewell. there may be as many as 15 the volunteer honor guard of aging veterans. men in military tradition and respect. jon understands as he has also stood the honor guard. >> if it wasn't for the veterans, where with this country be? >> reporter: in 2000 that thought established this cemetery in richmond. ritual tightly and so too are memories as family members return. >> they did a gorgeous job. they did the gun salute and it was a wonderful ceremony. they did a great job. it is just kind of hard to talk about. >> reporter: gravestones and underneath each one the body of a member of the u.s. military. a veteran who served honorably. each is at parade rest. jon and the others are of single mindse

. >> woodruff: once again this year, denmark tops a united nations poll as the happiest nation on earth this really true? from copenhagen, special correspondent malcolm brabant has our encore report. >> reporter: a happy accident of geography: being born in a country whose safety net offers protection from cradle to grave. >> on a day like this, it's obvious we are gathered with our friends and family to celebrate this little baby, so it's a wonderful day. and in the bigger picture, we live in a great society with a health care system and free education. >> reporter: christening their daughter kaya, attorney sarah egeskov and her partner, claes, hope their state of bliss will leap a generation. >> we try to give her some of the same values that we have today, and hope for her that she will have the same freedom of speech and freedom of beliefs. >> and a safe childhood. >> yes. >> i don't think we thought about anything evil or threatening through our childhoods, and i hope we can give the same to our daughters. >> reporter: pastor pernille oestrem's church is in copenhagen's most racial

as one united people. >> now it is time for america to find the wound of division after we get together, to all republicans, and democrats, and independent is a cross this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> hopefully it is a loud message to congress, senate that if they don't fall in line, they are next. america is sick of the establishment and they have heard it real loud. >> he reached out to those who had not chosen to support him in the past, he is, obviously, offering an olive branch now. he called his campaign a movement. he has energized this crowd, he is obviously energized american people, and as the votes came in throughout the night we saw the energy in this crowd, he won several battle ground states, including the state of pennsylvania, and its 20 electoral votes, a state that has been a plea state, a democratic state for more than two decade, and he turned it red here tonight. during this election. that is the latest from the trump headquarters he is accompanied by his new vice-president, mike pence and many surrogates who helped him get the to this point winning this election. that is very latest here from t

he plans to name south carolina governor nikki haley as ambassador to the united nations. aormerered republican rival ben carson the job of secretary of housing and urban development. person is a retired neurosurgeon who ran for the republican presidential nomination. house democrat who wants to replace nancy pelosi as minority leader once the party to focus on uneconomic issues. tongass and tim ryan says that's the way to win back mid western and southern voters who back donald trump for president. >> the fact of the matter was his economic message pushed out elserowned out everything he was talking about or that other people were talking about. at the end of the day, i feel it we are better on those issues than he will be. courtney: ryan says the democrats problem is that they are no longer a national party, they are a coastal party. german chancellor angela merkel said she's not happy about the potential collapse of the transpacific trade deal. merkel warned germans against terming -- turning to economic .solationism a federal judge in texas has blocked an obama administr

a bully hits you, hit the bully right back. >> reporter: announces south carolina governor nikki haley as his choice to serve as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. haley, a daughter of indian immigrants, became the first woman and first person of color elected as governor of the palmetto state. and she was the first woman selected to join the trump administration. haley endorsed senator marco rubio during the gop primary and was a vocal trump critic during the campaign. >> i will not stop until we fight a man that chooses not to disavow the kkk. that is not a part of our party. that's not who we want as president. >> reporter: trump today naming betsy devos, a top gop donor and proponent of school choice, as his pick to head the department of education, calling her a brilliant and passionate education advocate. trump blejpledged to do away wi the common core education standards. >> we are going to end common core. education is going to be brought local. >> reporter: devos previously served on the board of an education group led by jeb bush that supports common core, but in a statement she says, i am not a supporter, period. it got turned into a

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as president. are they dividing or uniting our country? >> i think it's dividing the i think we should come together as a nation. we have been through so many elections before, and i don't think it should divide us any more. >> reporter: ma'am, do you have time to talk? we spent the day asking people like you about the folks protesting the results of this election. come on over. do you think they are uniting or dividing? >> i feel they are dividing, but i'd like to elaborate, if i could? >> reporter: please. >> i don't feel that that is going to help our protesting that you or your person lost an election. i think it's time to come together and accept the fact and accept our form of government, our democracy, and move on. >> i am gonna say dividing but i am going to clarify why it might be uniting. as long as we can come together as a country and figure out what we want,ston the hate -- stop the hate and unify as one, i think that's helpful. >> reporter: not everyone thinks that lumping protesters into two camps, dividing or simple. >> i walked by and saw people holding up the sign that said divided or united. i

a video produced by his transition team. >> it's my prayer on this thanksgiving, we beginour forwa as one country. ambassador to the united nations. haley, a rising star in the gop, was a fierce trump criticuring the campaign. quickly changing her tone. >> while i won't pretend to have always been president-elect's bigges cheerleader -- [ laughter ] >> -- i did vote for him, and i was absolutely thrilled to see him win. orter: trump praising haley as a deal maker. but critics say she lax serious foreign policy experience. his other pick -- for education secretary, another rival turned?'?1 supporter. she is a billiaire g hailed b demanding a recount after picks. ?hnikki haley of south the ambn comi o strongly against her yesterday. what do you make of those two picks put together? >> first of all, nikki haley adds diversity, both in terms of the facthat she's a woman, she's(s also an i underndian-am. that in some ways softens the face that donald trump's administration will present to experience but that's an advocacy job as opposed to a policy making job at the u.n. i think that pick is getting significant amount of praise across

a-lago for the holiday. nikki haley as united nations ambassador. what do you know about the relationship with her? reporter: we know a lot more. the president-elect gave a statement in part governor haley has a proven track record to bring people together to move critical policies forward for the betterment of her state and our country. she is proven deal-maker, we look forward to making plenty of deals. she will be a great leader representing us on the world's stage. trump's appointment of hailey is shows he is not just bringing people that supported him in the poll because she said she didn't know if trump could win a general election while stomachs for marco rubio in south carolina. because trump did win, the governor born to indian parent is set to join the 45th president's cabinet. she spoke very movingly as the confederate flag was moved from the statehouse in columbia, south carolina, following mass murder in emanuel ame church in charleston. she was rumored to be a vp short lister, but now the south carolina governor is set to split time between new york and d.c. as america's top representa