i'm chief medical officer at the osu wechsler medical center. brief update on individuals involved in this situation that were both brought here as well as two other hospitals in the city. we had, we've had six total individuals that have either been brought here by ems or come in on their own. earlier today that number was five. since our press conference earlier today we've had one additional victim who was hit by the car who came in with must musculoskeletal injuries and currently being assessed downstairs. beyond that there were two stab victims. two other victims having been hit by the car, and then one other victim with some lacerations that we are working on.

here we go. [ applause ] >> just nice to be back wechsler is home once again. last night he spent under this roof floodwaters poured inside. >> it was dark. it was raining really hard and the air raid sirens were going off and there was 6 inches of water here and it eventually got up to 4 feet of water through here and we just wrapped up our boys and took our dog and got in the car and >> reporter: they weren't the only ones who lost their house. >> in the greater lyons area almost 200 homes. it was a lot. >> reporter: some lyons residents are still rebuilding after the devastation, but cat wexler says her family was blessed with a miracle. >> this is proof. this is absolute proof of it. >> reporter: milllander white construction and other contractors decided to help the family rebuild, more than $300,000 of time, work and materials later the family got r >> it's snowing. it's beautiful. >> my goal was before the snow flies it would be nice to get them into a warm bed and warm home. so we made it. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: today's we

carol: sarah wechsler was just an ordinary voter like the rest of us?ne of many people who quickly turned to various organizations, trying to opposed trump and his agenda. >> while small, they do add up throughout a lot of people throughout the country. what is this order profile people doing this? they always regular contributors? >> the organizations have not made too many direct appeals yet. this just started happening. these donors are new donors assert they don't really know if this is clinton's voters. they just immediately felt motivated. the biggest number that we have seen so far was a million dollars from 14,000 donors, which is the biggest day they have ever seen. to the largeilar numbers. whether it is people volunteering your people giving money, or people just calling, it is many many times they normally see. carol: it is unusual after an election if your party wins, i will provide money from my side so that midterm we can make a different? are we seeing a lot more volume? guest: is normal. planned parenthood said after a midterm defeat or

carol: sarah wechsler was just an ordinary voter like the rest of us? >> right.you mention her she , is one of many people who quickly turned to various organizations, trying to opposed -- trying to oppose trump and his agenda. ofver: you give us examples donations that, while small they , do add up throughout a lot of people throughout the country. what is this order profile people doing this? are they always regular contributors, or they are -- or are they just jumping on right now? >> the organizations have not made too many direct appeals yet. most of these donors are new donors, people coming and knocking on their door. they don't know necessarily if this is clinton voters. that's a good guess, but it is just people who immediately felt motivated. the biggest number that we have seen so far was a million dollars from 14,000 donors, which is the biggest day they have ever seen. there are similar, although less large numbers, from the organizations we spoke to. whether it is people volunteering your people giving money, or people just calling, it is many many

wechsler black friday shoppers >> this is wcvb at 7:00. anchor: it is turning a little bit messy. good evening and happy thanksgiving. ben: after a cloudy day, we are watching some rain moving in. some may see snow. anchor: through western massachusetts and the berkshires, some light snow falling. it is starting to fill in. downtown sing a light drizzle. we are starting to see some snow

eric slack -- wechsler for "the now tampa bay" five days from the election and the landscapes and the rallies and the concerts and campaigns are starting to focus on the key battleground states possibly up for grabs. >> here it is. down in florida today president obama campaigning for hillary clinton behind donald trump. both making stops in jacksonville just hours apart. take a look at this right now, hillary clinton and donald trump live in the middle you others in north carolina. we know the importance of north carolina. let's run through the main talking points starting with trump in florida. trump highlighting what he called new developments coming from the fbi's investigation into clinton's emails. >> finally it is believed no less than five foreign intelligence agencies successfully hacked into clinton's illegal insecure server which contained classified information. creating an ongoing security threat to the united states. >> look who is joining donald trump, ted cruz standing next to mike pence. they are at events in iowa and michigan. in the meantime a hillary attack at -- a

keys were handed to the wechsler family yesterday. the new home is twice the size of the original home. >> that's nice. >>> we all love a good deal with thanksgiving just around the corner. we sent russell haythorn out with the cofounder of u grocery to try to get a thanksgiving dinner for under $50. we hit the safeway at 6th and corunna, did some budgeting, got a 15 pound turkey, and two pies, all the trimmings for $41. >> it's absolutely possible to serve thanksgiving for under $50. you have to do your homework, compare product faces before you shop, and you have to know where the best prices are for your shopping list. >> there are a lot of apps to help including u grocery, which helps you shop around for the best deals and create a list. deals are better the weekend before thanksgiving rather than the couple days right before the holiday. >>> in the spirit of thanksgiving, new this morning one police department decided to give drivers a holiday gift and that of a holiday ticket. >> bradley blackburn has more as unexpected drivers

sent home, including an engineering and science professor who actually took to this table here at wechsler medical center to speak about his experience. he says he was returning to his office at watts hall. this is professor william clark monday morning when he heard a large shout and he also heard a car. that suspect's car hit a planter. and that same car then clipped him and sent him flying in the air. he suffered some pretty severe he then said that he saw the attacker get out of the car and he heard other people shouting and he made a move to go towards the building to safety but he says before he even made it into the building and head into the basement, he did hear those fatal shots fired. and professor clark says he has a message for officer horujko who put an end to it all. >> if he was here i would put my arm around him and tell him he has days to manycome. he did the right thing. that's what he was trained to do and that's what he did. and who knows. there was a lot of people walking around between classes. who knows what other damage this young man would have done. and my unders

i'm chief medical officer at the osu wechsler medical center. brief update on individuals involved in this situation that were both brought here as well as two other hospitals in the city. we had, we've had six total individuals that have either been brought here by ems or come in on their own. earlier today that number was five. since our press conference earlier today we've had one additional victim who was hit by the car who came in with must musculoskeletal injuries and currently being assessed downstairs. beyond that there were two stab victims. two other victims having been hit by the car, and then one other victim with some lacerations that we are working on. there are two taken to riverside methodist hospital north of campus. both those individuals were struck by the car. one has orthopedic injury and the other actually has a minor neurolodgic injury with a skull fracture but awake and talking and appears stable what i'm told by my colleagues there. two other individuals taken to grant that i mentioned earlier today with lacerations. one

the stocks of warren buffett, todd combs, todd wechsler, they might not even count for 20% of the valueght way to think about it is there is an investment portfolio of stocks and bonds that is approximately half of its value. of then it is a collection superior operating businesses. you put a multiple on that like you would any other business and you add those pieces together to come up with my estimate. why buffett, as opposed to the other long-term investors with a good track record of building value? these are all companies that have in some respects styled themselves after warren buffett, but which have at times had competitive if not better long-term returns. or speaking downstairs as we speak, jeff him out at ge. whitney: the answer is that a ge.h or two ago, i own to i hope that there is a pull back there. the other stocks that you mentioned, i am familiar with most of them. i wouldn't quarrel with anyone, if that's a they wanted to play it. i have been going to the last 19 annual meetings out in omaha. i had the privilege of meeting warren buffett in person a few times. there's