. >> all of this is remember what unites us as americans and how to make progress together. >> reporter: so senator kelly ayotte has been held to one term and a democrat has taken over the seat but will not affect the balance of power in the senate. reporting live from concord, tom brady and coach belichick's support. steve burton has more. steve? >>> lisa, it was a strange day in foxborough. the patriots, as they get ready for the seahawks, there was no escaping questions about the elections. they were back on the practice field today and on monday night, president-elect trump read a letter from bill

and after a long election unite us all. but first, here's what's coming up tonight on nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> ahead for us tonight the keys to victory and why even the trump camp didn't see it coming. what trump administration will look like from key cabinet jobs to the direction of the supreme court. and the view from rural america. the heart of trump's strength when we see you here tonight for nbc nightly news. >> and aid little bit skies clear out but we have snow chances in the next 48 hours. we will talk all about it >>> coming up at 7 if you take a statin to lower cholesterol it may be more beneficial than you think. at 7 find out if it is linked to heart health and saving outheadache of having your credit card information stolen. tonight at 7, exactly what you can do to stay sa >>> all day eds betsy ants team on news -- it's betsy and the team. >>> welcome back. mystery continues to grow tonight in lakewood over the whereabouts of a missing mother. >> she was last seen in mid- october and her friends te

they tend to talk past one another in the sense that it has been used both as a descriptive term to analyze those things that make the united states different and separate it from other country's historical experience. but it's also used in the sense of america's mission abroad. and what exactly the nature, if there is such a mission what exactly the nature of that mission is. i wonder if you could tell us how you think about american exceptionalism and then we can go from there. >> you bet. thanks for having me as well. obviously the term has been used lots of different ways and the u.s. mission in the world in general boast 1945 and maybe in particular in a more contested way post 1989 and the end of the cold war, it's been complicated and contested and there's a lot of interesting and debatable things we should talk about related to that. the u.s. is kind of unique place in the world since world war ii, but i think it's important historically to understand that what the word -- the term american exceptionalism used to mean and i think it should mean again partly because it provides a meta level of agreement, it's a histo

fired up the crowd even more and gave us more to be excited abut and united us more in favor of her but she concedes some on campus are not as excited about voting. i'd hear some students who don't like any of their choices and want to refrain form voting and i find that a let down to your civic duty biden is here... lead the state four years ago the obama biden ticket easily won the youth vote nationally. student kelsey mjaanes says she nostalgic for obama but excited to cast her first vote for hillary. i think she supports woman's rights i'm the republican national committee issued a statement about biden's visit to madison with senate candidate russ feingold. "with his senate race now in a dead heat, maybe russ feingold should spend less time cozying up to joe biden and more time explaining to badger state voters why he continues to support the obama administration's healthcare law that has sent their premiu both donald trump and his running mate, mike pence will be in wisconsin this weekend. pence will campaign with house speaker paul ryan tomorrow in mukwonago. trump will be at sta

is bigger and i don't think people feel that way but what unites us is more important than what divides >> you can't predict how trump is going to act because is he a wild card. hillary clinton if she loses will concede. she is a machine thing. but it goes beyond that it goes beyond. on wednesday, no matter who wins, you know, americans aren't going to be dancing in the streets. it's not going to be i like eick say it again and again it's not going to be like that. trump haas supporters that really love him. they are basically wanting to return to an america they once knew. that's what trump's appeal is hillary, i don't know what her appeal is i really and this is not a slap -- a personal slap at mrs. clinton even though she lied to us here but i wasn't expecting theory tell the truth i have to tell that you she would come in for an interview. you did the last interview you know with her, you know, right? national national interview. >> was that? of anybody? that was july 31st. >> she hated you so much that that was the end. >> no i think she did some in september. but -- any use for yo

us deserve an apology. when he talks about latinos and mexican as criminals and rapist that's outrageous. when he says that people who are muslims cannot enter the united states, that's an outrage. on those issues, let me be very clear. we have come too far as a country to try to move forward in a nondiscriminatory way. to go backwards and see us divided up by racism and xenophobia. on the other hand, issues like raising the minimum wage -- you know trump has talked about he's not going to cut social security or med care and medicaid. he's going to re-establish legislation, we have been working on those for years. if he wants to work on those, i accept that. >> you don't accept the premise you shouldn't work with him under any premise? >> right. but he's said outrageous thing and he needs to apologize to the american people. there are people all over this country who are really frightened. but the other thing, the other thing, chuck, is climate change. thinks it's a hoax when the whole scientific community is telling us -- >> senator, right. i want to go back to the other point. what do you say to the progressives that say, hey the republicans essentia

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. >> all of this is remember what unites us as americans and how to make progress together. >> reporter: so senator kelly ayotte has been held to one term and a democrat has taken over the seat but will not affect the balance of power in the senate. reporting live from concord, tom brady and coach belichick's support. steve burton has more. steve? >>> lisa, it was a strange day in foxborough. the patriots, as they get ready for the seahawks, there was no escaping questions about the elections. they were back on the practice field today and on monday night, president-elect trump read a letter from bill belichick wishing him well and announced that tom him he voted for him. the patriots's quarterback wanted no part of the topic today. >> i talked with my wife and she said i can't talk about politics anymore, so that's a good decision for our family. >> i write hundreds of letters and phots every month. it doesn't mean that i agree with everything that every person thinks, but i have multiple friendships that are >> and one thing is for sure, if the patriots win the super bowl, tomorrow br

he has the chance to unite us all. >> by the way remember those 12 obama to trump counties in michigan bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in nine of them in the michigan primary. by the way, bernie sanders also beat her in all 22 of the counties in wisconsin that went from obama to trump in the wisconsin democratic primary. joining me now is bernie sanders who is out a new book called "our revolution." >> good to be with you, chuck. >> just those county stats alone in wisconsin and michigan, the fact of the matter is they're clearly and i ran into them, there were clearly people supporters of you. you were for some supporters second choice and clinton was not the second choice and they chose to stay home. do you think you would have had a better chance at carrying michigan and wisconsin if you had been the democratic nominee? >> chuck, i don't know that does a whole lot of good to look backwards but we have to look forward. and we have to hear what the workers are saying a few moments ago and they're sick and tired of seeing their standard of living go down. they're sick and tired of

.>> to truly unite us as a people, the election is over, thank god for that it is time for us to watch football have some good turkey or ham and take a good nap. we have earned it. >> the center of hope is transitional housing for low and families who are trying to find permanent housing. >>> many of you woke up to the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade, pikachu and the pillsbury dough boy some of the highlights this year, you probably did not notice the extra security measures during the parade. officials call it an unprecedented amount of security, more than 3000 police officers on the streets including counterterrorism units and explosive detecting dogs. salt and sand trucks at every corner to protect possible car bombs. >>> this thanksgiving has a different meaning for those in north dakota protesting the dakota pipeline more than 2000 protesters are demonstrating 75 people from around the country are serving thanksgiving dinner for the protesters. jane fonda expected to attend the reservation opposes the >>> six families in tennessee mourning losses, this boy you see behind me,

he has the chance unite us all. >> by the way, remember the 12 obama to trump counties in michigan that sanders beat hillary clinton in nine of them in the michigan primary. by the way, bernie sanders also beat her in all 22 of the counties in wisconsin that went from obama to trump in the wisconsin democratic primary. joining me now is bernie sanders. by the way out with a new book called our revolution. welcome back to meet the press. >> good to be with you. >> just those county stats alone in wisconsin and michigan. the fact of the matter is they're clearly and i ran into them. clearly people who were supporters of you. for some trump supporters the second choice and for some of your supporters, clinton was not the second choice and they chose to stay home. do you think you would have had a better chance of carrying michigan, wisconsin if you had been the democratic nominee. >> i don't know if it does good to look backwards. we have to look forward. we have to hear what the workers were saying moments ago. they're sick and tired of seeing standard of living go down. they're sick and

it can unite the faith traditions and unite us in service and giving. >> are you connected with him at all? >> yes, as you know, we're itinerant as united methodists and upon my arrival those services were no longer going on. what taylor does do a ministry called prethanksgiving. the prethanksgiving is this -- a ministry that we connect the sunday before the thursday of thanksgiving, and in that what we do is serve a full meal, traditional thanksgiving meal with turkey, ham, dressing, yams, sweet to the at any time toe pies and the cakes and we do that to who ever is hungry. last year we served 800 meals to people who are hungry and there are prayer that we double that this year. >> we'll come back to that, both of you, talking about your churches and history there. jim was there at 28 years at lake shore and you grew up at taylor. >> correct. >> let us come back to you both. thank you for being here. join us on mosaic, these two great ministers. >>> welcome back to mosaic, as reverend jim hopkins and anthony jenkins. you heard a little bit about what they're doing on thanksgiving. jam

the president of the united states has yet to really use his twitter accou more. i've been advocating that donald trump needs to give a speech. he needs to address the nation and talk about, look, i'm a loose cannon, i say things that i don't mean, i don't feel. make it a serious and sincere -- it doesn't have to be an apology necessarily. look, this is not who i am. this is what i intend to do. he has to address it face on. it would change things. >> you know him well. how likely is he to do something like that? in washington is between schumer and trump. you didn't schumer drawing a big line in the sand. what you have to watch is how does ryan handle it if trump starts working with democrats. most important interview was bannon to the hollywood reporter. he dangled out there a million dollars in infrastructure. you will see trump -- he is not driven by an ideological compass. >> i want to talk about who will ru president obama did an interview through the final days of the campaign and then after. tom, the president said this. in other words, he is saying, i wil

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what matters is that what divides us is no match for what units us. from all of us here, happy thanksgiving. i'd love to hear from you. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area, thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. and have a good night. ♪ there is so much fine print on this lease. maybe we should have a lawyer look at it before we sign it. yeah, good call. 'cause if you can't trust a lawyer to be straightforward, who can you trust? [ door opens ] hey! there are my two favorite men. [ chuckles ] thanks for that, babe. you were a lot nicer as a blonde.

what matters is that what divides us is no match for what units us. ll of us here, happy thanksgiving. i'd love to hear from you. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area, thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. and have a good night. come join us this season,orld at the all new festival of holidays event... ...including the new world of color season of light show... now at the disneyland resort. from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. please welcome our three finalists. a junior from north woodmere, new york, alec fischthal, who $16,500 in the first game of our finals. a sophomore from madison, alabama, sharath narayan, who won $28,000. and a junior from darien, connecticut, michael borecki, who won no money on yesterday's show. and now, from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. for the last time here in d.c. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. this, to be honest with you,

thanksgiving is one of those holidays and celebrations that can unite the faith traditions and it can unite us in service and giving. >> your sister church sometimes had services. you can connect with him. >> 82 yes, as you know, we're itinerant as united methodists and upon my arrival those services were not any longer going on. >> oh, okay. >> what taylor does do is brought a ministry called prethanksgiving. and the prethanksgiving is this ministry that we connect the sunday before the thursday of thanksgiving. and in that what we do is we serve a full meal, traditional thanksgiving meal, with turkey, ham, dressing, yams, all the fixings, sweet potato pies and the cakes. and we do that to the community of who ever is hungry. last year we served over 800 meals to people who were hungry and we have prayers we'll be able to double that this year. >> we'll come back later and talk about your churches and history there. jim has been there 28 years at lake shore and you're going on your second year but you grew up at taylor. >> correct. >> let us come back to you both. thank you for being here. jo

the device was still inside and the kenosha county hazardous device unit used a robot to bring it out. they detonated it. not once, not twice but three times to make sure it wasn't live. there was a device that appeared to be explosives . as far as having wires and everything like that whtt know at this point when the danger their cars and the mall was reopened. police say they have the suspect in custody and are right now investigating to determine how and why what should have been a quiet day at the bank, was anything but. kenosha police say there were no injuries and they are currently interviewing the suspect who is under arrest . live in kenosha myra sanchick fox6 news connection to a kenosha homicide. here are four of the suspects -- charged with first degree intentional homicide. authorities won't release the mugshot of the fifth suspect -- because he's only 16 years old. the suspects are accused of shooting and killed "willie owens" last monday. prosecutors say there was some sort of fight in the home. all five suspects returned later and shot owens. the woman convicted of kil

the device was still inside and the kenosha county hazardous device unit used a robot to bring it out. they detonated it. not once, not twice but three times to make sure it wasn't live. there was a device that appeared to be explosives . as far as having wires and everything like that kenosha police say they didn't know at this time if the bomb was real, but it steph thanks myra five people -- now charged in connection to a kenosha homicide. here are four of the suspects -- charged with first degree intentional homicide. authorities won't release the mugshot of the fifth suspect -- because he's only 16 accused of shooting and killing "willie owens" on monday. prosecutors say there was some sort of fight in the home. all five suspects returned later and shot owens. the woman convicted of killing two men in a crash last december is sentenced to 15 years in prison... 24-year-old jasmine ray ray pleaded guilty to two counts of of homicide by vehicle -- with use of a controlled substance. last december -- she crashed a stolen car into another vehicle year-old terry jackson were both kille

the most important thing is to put the target on what unites us, especially for the working people thatooking for real jobs. go do it. replace the smell of decay with the smell of dirt being moved, engines that work, the freshly tarred highways, the sights and sounds of workers at work. mr. trump, you've been on jobsites. america itself is now your jobsite. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. join me again tomorrow night at 7:00 eastern. see you then. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. after aresidential campaign during which he suggested he would question the peaceful

there is more, much more, that unites us as a country than will ever divide us. [ applause ] yes-voters and no-voters, remainers and leavers, all of us care deeply and passionately about the future of this nation. so, whatever our disagreements, let us always treat each other with respect, and let's work harder to understand each other's point of view. you know, in a strange sort of way, the events of the last few months might help us do just that. i know how upset i was on the morning of the 24th of june as i came to terms with the result of the eu referendum. i felt as if part of my identity was being taken away. and i don't mind admitting that it gave me a new insight into how those who voted no might have felt if 2014 had gone the other way. likewise, there are many no-voters now looking at the brexit vote with real dismay and wondering if independence might be the best option for scotland after all. let's build on that common ground. [ applause ] let's resolve that whatever decisions we face in the years ahead, we will take them together, respecting each other every step of the way

that was an issue with the de- icing and specal vendor that united uses to get that done. they had some issues and that's what caused so many delays. talking to some of the passengers here who have been here throughout the night, spending the night at the airport, waiting for another flight, some of them won't get into their final destination until a day later, or leaving a day later from when they planned. looks like things are getting better. departure side we've seen with united almost all nights are on arrival times delays and some cancellations. that corner in the distance, that's that hallway that leads to this main area, that's where we see the line really getting long. we'll keep you posted throughout the day here. live at dia, shawn chitness, cbs4 morning news. >>> busy place this morning. shawn, thank you so much. the trouble with snow in the high country is if something goes wrong with one vehicle, the domino effect comes into play and it so littered all over the highway. this was a 20-car pileup. we checked on drivers as the sun went down and much of the traffi

character of america and how we go forward in our caucus to put forth our values which are what unite us as a caucus to differentiate between us and the administration that will come into washington in january. to take that message clearly to the public is something that is of historic challenge. the american people see the urgency. we have a responsibility, and we embrace the opportunity that is presented. we know how to win elections. we've done it in the past. we will do it again by making that differentiation. but again, this is so much bigger than politics. this is about the character of america. it's a responsibility to the people. our obligation to our founders, our gratitude to our men and women in uniform. i respect the aspirations of america's children and their families. i have a special spring in my step today, because this opportunity is a special one to lead the house democrats, bring everyone together as we go forward. my heart is broken that we did not win the white house this time. it's a pain. not for me personally but for what it means to the american people. so i woul

used. i get my bill and i see 15 units. wait a minute, i didn't water any differently. >> a military over how expensive it should be to go green. >> we reached out to zone seven, the supplier didn't comment. reporting live in pleasanton. >> more progress in san francisco involving the sinking millennium paw. the city attorney has not elaborated. we know the city served is a peen thats on millennium's developer back in september. this is back in 2009. they didn't know about this issue until this year. if that's true, millennium partners could be prosecuted under civil law for withholding information for potential buyers. our initial investigation into this problem, triggered city hearings on the high priced tower. >> a better deal or predatory pricing. a san francisco judge will have to decide if uber's low cost rides are so low, they violate federal law. michelle roberts is live at sfo to explain. >> the lawsuit claims uber prices are so low, they're pushing other companies out. we're here at the airport where we've been se

center's commitment to bring together people of all perspectives and to remind us the ideals that unite us the issues that divide us. >> it's not just a golden medal

. >> going forward it's going to be remembering what unites us as american sense -- and discussing what we can -- how we can make progress together. >> the party needed to pick up five seats to shift the balance of power those republicans will and senate as well. >> stay with us as we continue to follow the transition of power and for complete election results visit cbs boston.com. >>> the coast guard is definitely -- desperately trying to find three missing fishermen off the cape. they left the marina in sandwich yesterday and then sadly never returned. that is when a friend called for help. wbz's katie grace is live with the story tonight. >> reporter: dave annalee so this is where they put the boat into the water and they never came back. the coast guard is searching for them right now and one member of the family told -- tells me they are still absorbing the shock of this news. fishing trip on take part -- cape cod bay was a family affair. mario fraley headed out with his cousin and that -- and his cousin's adult son dylan. they went out tuesday and were supposed to return to the [

as a na together, being a president elect, trump will unite us as a whole, but i think people have to accept it, but for me, it is just irritating to see people protest it, and be mad about something that we all voted for. everyone had a vote, everyone had something to say and he was elected. >> thank you, al. that's the type of conversation we're having here at diners across america. reporting live in waukesha county, today's tmj4. >> reaction coming in on social media. what donald trump is saying on his facebook page. all night he was thanking states that went red. his last post was his victory speech. that post was just about four hours ago now. hillary clinton changed her profile picture, but her last post on facebook at least was here to stay online. that was more than ten hours ago now. on twitter, reaction is all over the place this morning. just tweeted this, i am fuming now donald trump has won, he's an embarrassment to society. says the people of the u.s. have spoken after all of the drama and theatrics what really matter assistance what you do for them #trump, #elections 20

even though lawyer eye permit to stay in the united states expires ne prove us wrong. all the people that didn't want you to president. now is your opportunity to prove us wrong and do something and unite us. >> laura received so much back lash after her tweet she's no longer on twitter. >> a dog is recovering after being grabbed by a gator while out walking in florida. new ruling in the case of women >> works of art by the late david bowie have new owner. dozens of british museum sold for million of dollars. one of the highlights john michael's all air power. went for $8 million. the proceeds much more than what the auction houses expecting. >>> low estimate of 8 million pound, made over 30 million. i think the market responded to david bowie in this wonderful collection he put together. >> auction the first of three to >>> an emotional tribute to lost friend. why he waited 14 years to make it happen. >>> we have cooler weather headed our way shortly. those details after the break. >> and breaking news we'll have more on the anti trump protests my gravy had an acciden

. >> liz wagner from our investigative unit joins us now with the inside story. liz. >> reporter: roj, late today the city selected a new contractor to handle workers' comp for injured fire fighters. this decision to move in a new direction comes as the state wrapped up an audit of how injury claims are handled in the city. the action prompted by our investigation. we first showed you this stunning video this summer, a building in downtown san jose collapsed onto captain marty honish. it happened in 1999, but he still suffers from his injuries. >> it just skrushd me >> reporter: the city awarded him lifetime benefits, but his treatment was recently denied by athens administrators. that's the company the city hired in 2013 to handle workers' comp for half the city's employees, including fire fighters. >> that's how they operate. the business model is deny first. >> reporter: our investigation found dozens of fire fighters complained about denials. and as we exposed in august, the city agreed with 95% of their complaints, overruled athens and granted medical treatm

i have been declaring, focus on things that draw us and unite us, not the thin things that will divides, at dinner table, focus on mummers -- memory, not trying to bring up the political division. liz: yes or no? rule in our house, say politics at thanksgiving dinner table. is it okay so long as you respect each other. >> to learn to report each other -- respect each other, but focus more on family. liz: okay pastor byrnes thank you, have a happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving! liz: my next guest, said watch out for those election fights after the thanksgiving table, se see psychiatrist dr. keith ablow, after this don't go away. (vo) it's black friday at verizon and people are ready. because they know a deal is only as good as the network it's on. verizon gives you the best network and a lot more. our best deals of the year on top android phones. like the pixel, phone by google and the samsung galaxy s7. $10 per month and no trade-in required. or get an ipad mini 2 for $99. shop our best deals early online thursday, and all day in stores on friday. hurry, and get it all at verizon

from neweanne shaheen hampshire tweeting, remember, there is more that unites us than divides us. let's give thanks, past the turkey, and skip the politics. president obama awarded 21 recipients the presidential medal of freedom during his or money at the white house. it is the nation's highest civilian award for national security, world peace, and cultural endeavors. some of this year's recipient includes michael jordan, diana ross, tom hanks, and bruce springsteen. it is one hour and 10 minutes. [applause] pres. obama: we have some work to do here. this is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house, everybody. celebrate extraordinary americans love lifted our spirits, strengthened our union, pushed us towards progress. , always love doing this event but this is a particularly impressive class. [laughter] artists,novators and rabble-rousers, -- [laughter] athletes, renowned character actors like the guy from "space jam." [laughter] we pay tribute to those distinguished individuals with our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. let me tell you

this is thanksgiving could be a real healing moment for our country, for people to think about what unites us not what divides us. one of the quotations i particularly like in the readings for thanksgiving day comes from benjamin franklin who called thanksgiving day a day of giving thanks for our -- the lake and the very liberties of civil and religious. i hope that americans will come together over thanksgiving dinner and that it will mark a time when we could move on. >> beautiful thought. we have time for one or two more questions. yes, no? right in the back. name in question, please. we'll try to get in a couple more. >> tonya miller. it sounds like there's controversy on first thanksgiving was. was there an intention of creating a holiday that would continue into perpetuity to start eventually as a one-time day of coming together. >> the pilgrims would not have called the feast in 1621 of thanksgiving. and for them the first thanksgiving that they celebrated in the new world was two years later when there was a rainfall that saved their harvest. it wasn't until the colony of connecticut

united states. what has this told us about the political process in the united states, what are the change shows andinitiatives the president will put forward and how does china view the new international landscape to come? happy to be joined in the studio by the professors. a distinguishethe distinguishedm the harvard business school, professor of international relations at the american university in washington, d.c.. but before we begin our discussion, this will be very tough. let's take a look at this. >> donald trump has won the presidency. it seemed as unlikely or impossible. speaking in new york he expressed gratitude towards hillary clinton and called for unity. >> she has worked very long and very hard and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to the country. the battle shattered the convention of politics. this has any campaign where the unexpected kept popping up, the boundaries were broken regularly and it is revealed the deep dividthat deepdivide that runs h american society. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. have to get together. to all the repu

if you have a tip for our investigative unit or anyone, give us a call or send us an email directly tohe unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> it's futuristic, styling and catching on with bay area college students. our business and tech reporter got a ride in the new driverless campus shuttle. look at you go. he's joining us live. >> i'll tell you good evening. jessica, i'll tell you we are on the campus riding around in the newest mobile device to hit sillicon valley. a driverless way to get around campice and it's announcing its presence quietly. it's quiet, it's electric and it's driverless. the new student shuttle at santa clara university is here ready to pick you up. >> it kind of weirded me out at first but it's something that's special with the area we're in the sillicon valley. >> reporter: a sillicon valley start up called auro. they say they're balancing it out by creating jobs. >> part of our goal is to encourage the next generation of engineer to come and work for us. sfwlrks at seven miles per hour, armed with sensors on top and bottom it knows to avoid both poles and students. so fa

hassan is already spelling out how she'll work with president elect trump and a be to remember what unites us as americans and how we can make progress together. >> her victory was one of 2 gains for the democrats in the senate. the party needed to pick up 5 seats to shift the balance of power. of course stay with wbz as we continue to follow the transition of power and for complete election results you can visit our website cbsboston.com. >>> we're also following a developing story this morning. police are looking for a car in connection with a man found shot in the woods yesterday. the 35-year old is hospitalized critical condition now. he's a former easton resident who now lives in florida. >>> new this morning reading police investigating a string of break ins in town. we're live in reading with the warning for homeowners. >> reporter: the most recent home break in happened on tuesday and police say whoever is responsible frankly is not waiting until the cover of darkness. we're told the 3 house break ins have happened they're happening in the middle of the afternoon. in each case a large

a dramatic triumph as the brash billionaire is elected the 45th president of the united states. for us to come together as one united people. >> for hillary clinton, one of the most stunning defeats in american political history. >> last night i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. >> the candidate and her campaign so confident victory was in their grasp. what happened? we have exclusive details inside trump's planning. plus the immediate

thanksgiving could could be a real healing moment for our country, for people to think about what unites us, not what divides us. one of the quotations i like in the readings for thanksgiving day comes from benjamin franklin who called thanksgiving day a day of felicity and a time to give thanks for the blessings of our liberties and civil and religious. i hope that americans will be able to come together over thanksgiving dinner and that it will mark a time when we can move on. >> a beautiful thought. we have time for one or two more questions, yes no,. >> naming question please and will try to get in a few more. >> tommy miller, sounds like there's controversy around where the first thanksgiving was that i'm curious was there an intention of creating a holiday or did it start as this one-time day of coming together? >> the pilgrims would've not called the feast of 1621 a thanksgiving. for them the first thanksgiving they celebrated in the new world was two years later when there is a rainfall that save their harvests. it wasn't until the colony of connecticut the proclamation in 1639 that

they just collect all the various identities that they can rather than talk about the one that unites us all. >> i will pause here. homelessth we will be back in end game. why did donald trump give in and decide to settle that trump university lawsuit for $25 million? >> coming up, "meet the press" end game and post game brought to you by boeing, building the - you don't have to wait for a yearbook to share your likes and dislikes. social media gives us instant access to one another, so make sure your kids share the right things online, like silly selfies. keep social media social. >>> "meet the press" end game is brought to you by boeing, building the future one century at a time. >> back now with end game. trump university lawsuit on this show, robert costa, he told me he would never settle because he said if you settle, it means you will get more lawsuits. well, he settled. he tweeted that it is not an >> it's an example of how trump is trying to navigate becoming president of the united states. he has to get these things off his table. >> he would have to testify the monday after tha

protecting the environment to help grow and succeed and i will do the same washington by focusing on what unites us instead of what divides us we can look together to find better ways toward for america. that is why i am running for congress. >> our country is very -- facing very serious challenges. that's my friends and family members say why do want to run for congress? i don't believe that. i believe in the system of government if there are people of good will democrats and republicans to work together to solve the problems. the reality is to change the status quo a very powerful force the way it is our have done that throughout my entire career. democrats as well as republicans in the state legislature so with the property-tax cap we ultimately succeeded to get the funds. that is why of the legal conservation i have proven from my career i will fight to end the status quo to serve the people that i represent. thank you. >> moderator: right to the questions. nassau county blaise rocked by those federal corruption charges. was then one year after the senate majority leader and the speaker were co

. >> it impacts all of us in the united states weren't use of fossil fuels. carole were but supporters say i haveles the safest way to transport oil, better than rail or truck. >> reporter: it sounds like a big job making sure every piece of luggage checked on to an airplane is safe. for the first time the tsa in milwaukee opened its doors to the hurricanes team so we can see how this important work is done. they are the mysteries of modern air travel. what happens to your suitcase, it's pushed past the ticket counter? who is tossing around your bags and who is looking through your stuff? >> we get more caroley-on bags coming through the system which causes bottlenecks. thank is the belt line. that's part of the inline system. >> reporter: for a hours last week he gave it i-team unprecedented access. letting us seat entire system at work, include something things we are not allowed to show you. he let us strap a couple of cameras to a package. a system that uses far fewer human hands that you might human hands? >> it's very low. it's a most live automated maz

if you have a tip for the unit, give us a call or send an ae-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> up next at 11:00. so many parents heart broking s dr this days before thanksgiving a school bus filled y ah children slams into a tree nts anlling five kids. cottdetails that we're learning of the bus driver. >>> more hateful words on the school. the vandalism that has students and parents angry. >>> a short list of the executies to work in washington is a very short lived. we will take a look in a minute. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. kris 2 shot scott mcgrew joins us.. scott.. the markets heartened by >>> stocks continue their surge this morning after briefly breaking 19,000 and the dow average sitting at 18.996. scott is giving us a little bit of a play by play this mo

thanksgiving, carson not giving any hint about which way he is leaning, tweeting "we must focus on what unites us all instead of what divides us." trump tried to paint the holiday as a working vacation. tweeting "trying to get carrier ac company to stay in the u.s. indiana. making progress. we will know soon." carrier currently planning to move its indianapolis plant to mexico and confirmed they are administration. on the trail trump rallied against outsourcing jobs overseas. >> our jobs are coming back. and our companies aren't leaving. and if our companies want to leave, there are consequences. >> reporter: meanwhile, hillary clinton who was spotted doing a little thanksgiving this week, and tweeted yesterday "i was greeted by this heart-warming display on the corner of my street today." thank you to all of you who did this. trump's team is now working towards his inauguration. they are aiming t of millions for the historic day. >> nancy: investigators in france have stopped a terror attack. a paris prosecutor saying authorities arrested five men last weekend. they believe those men were planni