we ask: do you think it's unpatriotic to protest the results of the election? we have seen across the country in major cities tonight and we have also had protests here in the valley. 65% of you are saying yes, it's unpatriotic to do that. the results of the election are what they are. if you voted, you have no one to blame but yourself if you didn't get the results. it's democracy at work. >> remember, 12news was always [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amy adams.

saying it's unpatriotic and offensive. they both agree there should be some sort of punishment when it comes to burning the american flag... saying it's unpatriotic and offensive. this debate resurfaced when the president elect tweeted... nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag, if they do, there must be consequence - perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail. the supreme court has ruled on this issue twice - both in 1989 and 1990. in both cases, the highest court in the land ruled that burning a flag is a quote "act of they claim it's the type of action that the first amendment was designed to protect. even one of the most conservative justices, antonin scalia, had a key vote in both - saying while he doesn't approve of it... it is fundamentally protected. reporters on the hill asked senator john mccain about the issue... here's what he said. politicians have continued to introduce legislation for the past few decades as well as proposed constitutional amendments... but a large majority of those have failed

is unpatriotic to protest the results of the election? you can vote yes or no on 12news.com. actually have some early results. 65% of you are saying that yes it is patriotic -- unpatriotic while 35% say it is not. >>> for the second day in a row phoenix high school students walked out of the classrooms and protest of trump in elected camelback road. there was a visible police president -- presents monitoring the situation. >> i am very disappointed but i do not hate trump. i don't think any human being should be hated on but i do believe that some of it is -- his decisions are wrong. >> the march ended at the state capitol where hundreds of students chanted and carried anti-trump signs. >>> there is a lot o about sheriff joe arpaio possibly getting a job in president-elect trump's candidate test candidate -- cabinet. what he probably wants is much more than just a cabinet job.>> reporter: what joe arpaio really needs is for his criminal case to go away. the guy he backed from the start president-elect donald trump can make that happen. january after voters dumped him on tuesd

e unpatriotic than that. it is a bedrock of our democracy that we can protest, that we can criticize our government and our the 1989 vote, justice scalia sided with the majority in the case but he was clear he did not like flag-burning. his death in february created an opening on the sproet which trump says -- supreme court which trump says he will fill with someone like the late justice. >> it's fascinating that his seat is such an important one right now, and donald trump will be the man to fill that seat or appoint somebody for congress to approve. >> right, which is gonna be the whole through congress. looking at the timetable, and the change on capitol hill. >> this can't be something that donald trump decides on, it will have to go through the supreme court again. and that could happen depending on who's gonna fill those seats in the coming creek parking, you tell us what you think, and howw other prices compare. >> and the most awkward photo contest for colorado. >> if yoz??+u have a cold or fl, we hav

some sort of punishment when it comes to burning the american flag, calling it not only wildly unpatriotic but also offensive to to hear from you.. go to 12-news- dot-com-slash- your-voice.. and tell us "do you think people should be punished for burning the american flag?" we'll update you with live results throughout the show. christmas on n- b-c.. we've got a preview of tonight's must- see events. heck yes! napoleon dynamite and pedro reunite for a new commercial and it makes us want some tots.. your morning juice is just five minutes away. ###break### new york will usher in the usher in the holidays tonight from rockefeller center. you are looking at live pictures of the christmas tree there.. it's dark and quiet right now -- but in a few hours thousands of people will crowd the streets for the annual tree lighting ceremony. the event will be hosted by "today's" matt lauer.. savannah guthrie.. al roker and hoda kotb. there will be musical performances from garth brooks & trisha yearwood.. as well as tony bennett.. sarah parton and more. the big show starts at 6 o'clock - right here on

.>> do you think it is unpatriotic to protest the results of the election? we want to know what you think. tell us what you think. you can do so by going to www.12news.com/yourvoice . the results are right now on your screen real-time. >>> president elect donald trump voucher repeal the affordable care act if elected so what does that mean for those signing up now for healthcare plans for 2017? we have a look at the potential short-term and long-term impact to healthcare. >> reporter: the healthcare law of obama extended health care coverage to 25 more -- 25 million more americans. but donald trump has vowed to repeal the law. asking. how soon could my marketplace coverage change? experts with kaiser say it is unlikely that much, if anything will change in 2017. even small changes to the affordable care act i congress could take months. still with donald trump heading into office cannot ignore the healthcare requirement? remains the law, it should be followed. one year from now things could be different. is medicaid expansion going to and? 350,000 more peopl

well, unpatriotic patriot? colin kaepernick defending his choice not to vote and one coach saying he had no idea it >>> well, welcome back. good morning to you, happy veterans day and happy friday to all you that are serving and considering serving. >> we have events and freebies for you, coming up. but first, here is a live look outside. >> good morning. temperatures are in the 40s and lower 50s. no rain showing up on radar yet but that will change later on today with a few spotty showers not out of the question. not expecting big time heavy rain at all. temperatures are steady to falling as the day goes on, the big weather story. and the wind, too, out of the north at 15 to 25. it with is one of those days you have so hang onto the small dogs and kids. the dog there has a serious

. >> this is an unpatriotic act. >> reporter: what do they do? >> can >> reporter: with the spurned letters? no longer spelling anything, they seem forlorn. >> kind of hollow. what do you think this is worth on ebay? >> reporter: donald trump powered his way to america's highest office. but his name is being power washed off the walls. >> isn't this great? makes me think of the song, i'm going to wash that man right out of my hair. house. ? and send him on his way ? >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn new york. >>> a new spin on the song "tail as old as time." it is the hottest thing on the internet. >> come into the light. >> the new live action beauty and the beast clip went viral. the trailer set a record with more than 127 million views its first 24 hours online. actress emma watson posted it on her facebook, accounting for ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, thanks for joining us on this chilly morning. i'm britt moreno and this is the news on thursday, november 17th. >>> i'm alan gionet. we got a change for you this morning. here's what's happening now. ski areas are

(new york resident)this is an unpatriotic act." but what do they do...(jeanne moos, reporting) "can i give you a hand?" with the spurned letters...(jeanne moos, reporting) "can i have some letters? where are you gonna take 'em?" no longer spelling anything.they seemed forlorn. (jeanne moos, reporting) "kinda hollow...there it is! worth on ebay?" donald trump powered his way to america's highest office, but his name is being power washed off the walls.(linda gottlieb, started petition) "isn't this great? it makes me think of that song "i'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair." nats: "i'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair." but you can't shampoo him out of the white house. nats: "and send him on his way." jeanne moos cnn new york. still ahead--- a nine-year old ?swoops in? to save his baby brother... and it's all caught today: lots of sun and very warm with highs in the upper 60s nearing the record of 690. breezy with wind gusts to 25 mph out of the south.tonight: 50s. stays breezy. wind: s 10-20 mph.friday: slight chance for a few rain showers

. >>> is he an unpatriotic patriot? >>> he across the country. tonight the nation coming to grips with the fact that quarterback colin kaepernick didn't vote. he never planned on it. why? he tells sports illustrated it doesn't matter who got elected. >> he's criticized donald trump and hillary clinton but people are asking what's he really doing to evoke change? what kind of message is he sending about our duty to vote thought? he's hinting that he will press on with his message about racism and police brutality. the 49ers play the cardinals this sunday so everybody will be watching. >>> unless you were living underground for the past year it would have been pretty hard not to know when election day was. but nick saben has been aboveground so it makes this interesting. >> to be honsz honest with you i didn't even know yesterday was election day. so it was so important to me that i didn't know it was happening. we're focused on other things here. >> people blasting him on social media. saying with all the students that look up to him he should be

but quickly turned ugly when crowds watching the women picketing believed their behavior to be unpatriotic, so crowds would converge on them and tear the banners from their hands, throw things at them. and in june of 1917, the women began being arrested on charges of ubstructing traffic and they were taken to prison and sentenced anywhere from three days to six months at the district prison in washington d.c. and in virginia at the work house. they were treated like any otherer prisoners. often thrown into their cells. at times their hands were handcuffed above them. and so they began protesting that treatment and they went on hunger strikes and were force fed. because of their activities, there was a lot of press around what was happening to them, which ended up garnering a lot of public sympathy for their cause and in 1919, thanks to not only the worker at the national women's party but other suffrage groups, the federal amendment was passed and sent to the states for ratification and in 1920 it was ratified by all 36 states and became law. by 1921 and 1922, the national women's party be

critical, they are reminding us of the many times the clinton camp accused donald trump as being unpatriotic, when he said there was a chance it could be rigged and now here we are and the clinton campaign is joining in on the recount. listen to what kellyanne conway told dana bash today. >> incredibly gracious to secretary clinton at a time when for whatever reason her folks are saying they will join in a recount to try to somehow undo the 70 plus electoral votes he beat her by. i was asked on cnn and elsewhere, goodness, a thousand times, will donald trump accept the election results? and now you've got the democrats and jill stein saying they do not accept the election results? she congratulated him and conceded to him on election night. i was right there. and the idea we're going to drag this out now, where president -- the president-elect has been incredibly mag nam nous to the obamas and clintons is pretty incredible. >> even though the trump campaign doesn't think there's any there there when it comes to the recount and any shot of the clinton campaign overturning the 100,000 some vot

as utterly screwed as detroit may be, you have to be a twisted, unpatriotic freak to not believe thatooking in a back alley? >> anthony: yes. >> charlie: all right. >> anthony: chef craig lieckfelt has done, what many would call, a very unwise thing. after working at gotham grill and jean georges in manhattan, instead of staying where the money inarguably was, he returned to detroit. he's been working to get a brick and mortar establishment going, by first doing regular pop ups here at guns and butter, tucked into the back room of an art gallery, under an overpass in downtown detroit. and you have like a really weird attitude towards food, in general. >> charlie: yeah. >> chef craig: what's that? >> charlie: you know, you've got liquor, you've got cigarettes, you've got coffee. [ laughter ] >> anthony: or all of those. we're going to eat well. charlie leduff may have a pulitzer prize, but his appreciation of fine food and dining is shall we say -- charlie: is that cheese? >> anthony: lacking. simply put, he's a philistine. warm egg yolk with a generous helping of smelt roe on top. egg

some people said that was unpatriotic, whereas others said that person is exercising the 1st amendment right. trump supporter, a hillary support and a response from university. what was the mood? >> they were really upset. they're obviously against trump. i think they just feel like they were let down by this election. >> reporter: what about burning the american flag? >> well, we personally might not condone it and agree with it, it is part of the 1st amendment. >> i hope that we can actually open a dialogue on campus. i think that's the number one issue on american university's campus. we're extremely educated politically as we're very to one side or the other and i think that we need to come together at this time and kind of mend the wounds that have been created like trump said last night. >> reporter: in mending the wounds, you have trump supporters and hillary supporters talking, explaining why they feel the way they do. many hillary supporters are surprised by the outcome of the election. but, again, they're getting together and trying to find a way that they can heal the divisi

of right-wing media which has characterized, demonized mainstream media and characterized it as unpatriotic and unamerican and grossly miss soj nis stick and islamic phobic and xenophobic terms and has allowed half of our population to bathe in sort of a humiliation and i use that term advisedly because some of us are nervously paying attention to germany and seeing where the parallels are. the humiliation that i think is strikingly parallel to the humiliation to the germans and the treaty of versailles and they have had to put up with marriage equality and civil rights and miranda warnings, the whole -- social justice agenda of the left which has expanded even as the politics have gone right. they are mad. they are enraged and they've been told to believe that everything from mainstream media is a lie. >> is a lie. >> trump is benefiting from that fairly well. >> i tend to stay away from that for a variety reasons but one of the most upsetting moments in the entire campaign was a man shouting the nazi german term for lying press. >> thank you, chris. >>> still to come, donald trump putting

why aren't they speaking out against this unpatriotic behavior? now democrats love to claim they are all loving, the all inclusive party. i guess that only applies when their side wins the white house. and what happened to the democrats' campaign theme you know, when they go low, we go high? remember it wasn't too long ago they were saying this. >> when someone is cruel or acts like a bully, you don't stoop to their level, no, our motto is when they go low, we go high. so we're going to take to heart heart the words of our wonderful first lady michelle obama when they go low, we go high. [cheers and applause] >> meanwhile, they all took the low road during the campaign. level point out that these are the same people who nearly lost it when donald trump said at the third debate he would wait until after the election actually happened to accept the results. well, they expected trump to accept the election results so why won't they? there is also the massive hysterical and quiet frankly predictable freak out from holiday liberals take -- hollyd liber

. >> this is unpatriotic. >> what are they going to do with the letters?r: no longer spelling anything. they seem forlorned. oh there he is. what do you think this is worth on ebay. >> donald trump powered his way to america's highest office but his name is being power washed off the wall. >> isn't this great? makes me think of the song i'm going to wash that man right out of my hair. >> you can't shampoo him out of the white house. >> ♪ and send him on his way ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos cnn new york. >> no amount of power wash is going to take that away in your how about front row seats to the best show in town. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. and now...i'm in bristol, inia. tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. no matter which state in the country you live in, you could save hundreds on car insurance by switching to geico. look, i'm in virginia... i'm in tennessee... virginia... tennessee... and now i'm in virginessee. see how much you could save on car insurance.

based in germany and the years after world war i, the business with german companies was considered unpatriotic, and so they threw this in the way of executing the commission. this was his payback. you will see the equally ubiquitous washington crossing the delaware in the background, but it is really faded, isn't it? it is a faded legacy of the american revolution. i have not read this, but i have seen images that remind me of byzantine icons, the elongated necks which i imagine he intended to show their otherworldliness. there are super humanness. scott, painted not george washington crossing the delaware but george washington carver crossing the delaware. he intended to point out racial stereotypes just as deeply as leutze's images are. this was his private exploration and personal statement of the forthcoming bicentennial, get 1975. you have probably seen this installed recently in the national gallery of american art. same thing, but another version i wanted to draw attention to in my last minute is larry rivers from 1953, the crossing. i will read my notes so i do not stutter and take up

if you do, you are unpatriotic and and infiltrate of the algerian government, as they oftenn use againstctivists. amy: i want to ask you about the elections here in the united states and the wikileaks revelalations aroununthe clinton foundadation and hillary clinton soliciting, i think, the account of john podesta e-mails that have come out show that hillary clinton secured a $12 million donation for the clinton global initiative in 2015 from the king of morocco on the condition she speak at an event in marrakesh. well, in the end, that looked very awkward for hillary clinton who is about to announce for president, so the former president bill clinton and their daughter chelsea clinton ultimately spoke in her place. the donation coming as hillary clinton announced for president. did that surprise you? >> it did not really surprised me because there has and very good relations between the kingdom of morocco and american leaders historically. known to be good friends with ronald reagan. , from quiteking early on, had private friendship relationship with the clintons. this is a continuation

it's unpatriotic. it's destructive. it damages people. and we've seen it implemented over the last eight yea andnd certainly not the way that i and my colleagues will approach it. we're going too find the areas that we can work together and certainly coming out of the gate, perhaps that's all work on an infrastructure package to put america to work. it's something both nominees -- not both nominees but both candidates for president advocated for. we're going to stand up and when the president comes in, president trump comes in and says we're going to do a tax package that will give away the american treasury to the billionaires, we're ing toto say absolutely not. >> senator, i have to say this, i want to -- i to channel what i've seen from other folks. not necessarily making the argument, myself. but let's say the first two things are the following. inasastructure package that would genuinely include e scal stimulus for the country and cocotruction jobs and would be good for the country in a macroeconomic sense. democrats come to the tabl

in the year 2000 i hope the outcome, i would feel more comfortable, when dowager -- it is almost unpatriotico say that fortunately the evidence, overwhelmingly, on july 17th. and allied shipping the maneuvers, don't know. i do not know literally who fired the missile. missiles were fired and i know that missiles took down flight 800. the smoking gun was there from the beginning. everyone acknowledged except the new york times. and covering right above, and technical manuals easily available, went back and found them. and was called cooperative engagement capability where ships and submarines cooperate to shoot other missiles out of the sky it was sitting right there. we know there were other ships in the area, three submarines and one cruiser. so we know they were there, we know that. who fired what i do not know. >> i've tried to contact those people, and guess what? they don't return my phone calls. [laughter] >> what a surprise. >> yeah. i wouldn't rule that out. that was not mentioned as being right. the fbi can see that there were three submarines, the ones you mentioned and the uss nor

not sure they will but we should hold the other ones to account, they were in my mind and are unpatriotic is that is a very strong word. if you are an average voter. [applause] >> if you are an average voter and you are for trump you have a busy life and not paying very much attention, kind of like the politics he represents, i can understand you have been left behind in the global economy. i understand why they voted for trump. and you are a politician and you know as marco rubio said that he is a con artist, and you support him, putting a con artist in charge of our constitution and our nuclear codes, what could be a less patriotic act than fat q i don't think we have fully confronted the moral ramifications of politicians who put party ahead of country and decided they have to support trump. [applause] be change i agree with that. no reason for me to go on about trump except it is important to note for history's sake that people supporting trump have always been there. they were there in the 1960s fighting for rights, supporting judge wallace in michigan, they were there in the 50s, th

sure they ill but we should hold the other ones to account because they were in my mind and are unpatriotic. that's a very strong word, but if you are an average voter and you -- [applause] -- and you -- acknowledge average voter and your cor trump you have a busy life and not paying very much attention you kind of like the stuck you politics the rents -- i can understand you have been left behind in global economy. i can understand why they voted for trump but if you're an educated person and you're a politician and you know, as marco rubio said, he is a con artist, you know he is a con artist, which he is, and you support him, you're putting a con artist in charge of our constitution and our nuclear codes. what could be a less patriotic act than that? so, i don't think we've fully confronted the moral ramifications of politicians who put party ahead of country and decided they have to support trump. >> well said. [applause] jukes. >> aaare agree complete my. no reason for know blab on about trump but i think it's important note for history's sake that the people supporting trump have alwa

they will, but we should hold the other ones to account because they were, in my mind, and are unpatriotic. that's a very strong word. if you're an average voter and you -- [applause] >> if you're an average voter and you're for trump, you have a busy life and you're not paying very much attention, kind of like the, you know-- you politics that he represents. i can understand why they voted for trump. if you're a politician and marco rubio said he's a con artist, you know he is a con artist and he is, and you support him, and putting a con artist in charge of our constitution and our nuclear codes, what could be a less patriotic act than that? so, you know, i don't think we've fully confronted the moral ramifications of politicians who put party ahead of country and decided that they have to support trump. >> well said. [applaus [applause]. >> i agree completely. there's no reason for me to blab on about trump. note for history's sakes, the people who support trump were there supporting in the south, and supporting george wallace in michigan history and they've been there through history.

congress refuse to work with the democrats, refused to work with obama that whole time, they were unpatriotic headed toward estroying the functioning of government and also people need to read those articles published n the "washington post" about the two young men who make up the news and post online and quoting it as if it is true and they are making up that.nes, that is people need to be aware of that. host: betty, can i ask you a democratic ut the party? there is a headline i want to share with everybody else, first a democrat, how did you think the primary system worked for the party and does it need to be changed? caller: yeah, democrats have to whole system, yeah. howard dean did it, he worked on setup when he came in d.n.c. and we need to rework it. to see howard nt d.n.c.?k at the caller: people seem ready for new blood. back, love to see dean it is probably time for new people in. i think the system was rigged. said it was rigd and it stolen from the democrats at the last minute, that is what i believe. yes, the d.n.c. needs to do strong work. host: betty, you mentioned -- the democ