>> her name is betsy. >> betsy? >> yes. >> reporter: betsy faria. and the crying you can hear is her husband, russ. >> oh, my god, no. >> russell, do you think that she's beyond help right now? >> i think she's dead. >> okay. >> oh, my god. she's gone. >> reporter: betsy faria was dead and gone at just 42. this, the event from which all else flows, the old allegation and the very new ones. of sex and secrets and lies and wild recovered memories. and that something else so devious, so cruel. who would think of such a thing? but first, you need to know about betsy faria. little sister to mary rodgers and julie sweeney. >> betsy was the most outgoing and the most social. >> reporter: kind of gregarious, right? >> gregarious is a great word for her. very colorful, very lively. >> shes with an individual. you couldn't tell her no. she did what she wanted to do. >> she started deejaying at the age of -- i think she was 18 maybe younger than that. >> reporter: wow. >> she could start up a party. >> she was in her element when she was out there. she could g

betsy devos represents change. could one make the argument that's what america voted for, because status quo isn't what's working for this country? >> frankly, the status quo that we had in education was protesting, which betsy devos supports, and was defunding education, which 31 states have still done. frankly, in education, a year ago, republicans and democrats alike came together to pass a new education law that actually took control of common core out of the federal government, put it back into the states. and frankly, what people also voted for that same day was to get rid of the kind of initiatives betty devos proposes in massachusetts and in georgia. the sledge hammer, no one voted in america to take a sledge hammer to public education. >> until now, betsy devos' job was not to work for the public school. it was to try to help on the fringe, the outside. the department of education has a $200 billion budget. it's not underfunded and we know there are kids in cities in this country where those schools aren't

thank you, betsy. we are going back inside progressive field and super dave who is one on one with the indian's left fielder coco crisp. >> thank you, jim. in the indian's dugout with coco crisp, game 7, the world series, indians versus cubs, a chance to be epic. >> game 7, how about that; gh who would have thought we would have been here in this moment in front of our fans with the opportunity to make history? it will be a good one. these guys, a great team. cubs and we are still losing and having fun. it should be a good one. >> what a pitching matchup. first, how good to have corey kluber, your ace some and then you are going up against a guy that is darned good. >> the whole pitching staff is good. and they did a great job, and so is our pitching staff. means a lot to us. he is coming off a short rest but i think he will be fine. the off days help out during the playoffs. we look for him to be the guy, unfortunately for him but for us, we can have him out there. >> how about another homerun in a cl

especially betsy devos. her record on school choice is controversial. >> why do you say this is controversy? he promised to drain the swamp and bring in an outsider and who wants more choice. something that maybe public school teachers are not thrilled about. this is what he promised. >> it is what he promised. you are right. there are a lot of teachers who are oopposed. i think others will get a tough grilling. my guess is everyone will make it through. >> ellis, over to you. we talked about the appointments. something you said that stuck out. this is the no speciexperience cabinet. what will it take to change the perception that he is picking loyalists and going after people that are not as versed? >> one word. results. honestly, listen. these things have a certain rhythm. the republicans who are now gathering around the president-elect by and large will be supportive of the nominations. dems are lining up without the power to do much about most of them. honestly, we will get most of them. there may be one

laura: betsy woodruff, thank you for joining us. betsy: sure thing. betsy just mentioned, the hispanic vote is significant. it is of particular concern in places like arizona, which shares a border with mexico. the bbc's james cook has more on this traditionally republican state, which democrats are hoping to turn in their favor. james: welcome to the land where time stands still. the cowboys here talk of outlaws crossing the border. some parched and desperate, others laden down with drugs. they talk, too, of a rancher land, ad on his own long and -- lawman killed in a gun battle. and when it comes to politics, the men of the west do not mince their words. >> the thing about trump, you might hate his guts, but he will probably do something, and hillary clinton, i will guaran-d amn-tee you, ain't going to do anything. so, your choice, if you are an american citizen. james: in this frontier town, 95% latino, many do hate trump's guts. he has called mexicans criminals and rapists, pledging to deport millions, and build a great wall on the border. >> i am

i've known betsy devosor a number of years and no one loves education more than betsy devos. that's the kind of leader we need. i think miss weingarten is prejudging her. i think you've got to give the trump team a chance to put good people in place. the mandates that really amount to social engineering in our local schools, i hope that you see more flexibility being given. it will remain a strong commitment to public education and public education, whether it's in arkansas or other parts of the country, has to combine choice and competition, making sure that each of the children have the best opportunities to succeed. and so i'm very pleased with that. whenever you look at what donald trump has done thus far as president-elect, he's really surprised people about how he has reached out. nikki haley is also getting her appointment today as united nations ambassador. >> secretary of state is still outstanding right now. mike huckabee did not sound today like he's in favor of mitt romney for secretary of state. take a listen to what he said on fox news. >> there's only one way t

betsy devos a longtime advocate. charter schools are important to the republican party and part of our platform. a good pick and another woman. >> brianna, if i may. >> yeah. %-pk is a bit ironic. one of the things donald trump ran on was draining the proverbial swamp and he chooses his secretary of education, one of his largest donors. i was listening to the descriptions that we used to describe donald trump as somewhat creating policy based upon the last person he spoke to and being a negotiator. donald trump is also very transactional. in the pick in secretary of education. everyone knows in the republican party you have to go through the devos to get the checks in. this draining the swamp versus this pick for secretary of education is very clearly transactional and flies in the face of this new mantra of dr n draining the swaurmp. >> this is eastern what president-elect obama found coming in. supposed to be a different kind of politics, but when you, when it comes down to it, you need someone to have institutiona

betsy, surprised? >> not surprising at all. certainly a cautious choice to be making, the fact that trump is picking someone so plugged into the d.c. establishment, he wants someone who's a weathered washington handle to be there to perhaps balance out his inexperience. we see choices like this on the hill when a new member comes in. he or she will often pick an experienced hand to be chief of staff. that said, trump will get some pushback in large part because the theme of his last presidential campaign was drain the swamp. folks are going to say how can you when you have someone like reince priebus running your staff. we'll see how it goes. >> sara, is this a result of potentially a mike pence leading the transition process here? an establishment republican saying donald trump, you need to go with reince priebus here, you need to bring along the party, you need to bring along the energy, the money, the people that will drive your administration forward? >> well, i do think that putting mike pence in charge of transition was,

you are on with lieutenant governor betsy mccaughey. caller: good morning. guest: happy thanksgiving. caller: happy thanksgiving. i heard callers voice support for the single-payer system. i am puzzled by that. it differs power and control to the government. imagine what it tells doctors in practice, how many patients they have to see per day, how fast, and the costs associated we don't see as a patient would impact us dramatically. what i like about the free market system is when i go to the grocery store i have 20 options in orange juice and toothpaste. all around us the shelves are full of options, selections, and price. it is amazing. we are so lucky. guest: that is what we should have in health care. -- host: i want to add one thing. would president elect trump continue a public option looking into how the replacement plans for obamacare? guest: let me explain, as i did a moment ago, the public option was part of the affordable care act in the form of 26 co-ops. 17 have gone bankrupt. it did not prove to be a viable option and we spent billions of dolla

southbound on i-95 near the betsy ross bridge, one vehicle is facing sideways in the barrier. you have a fire truck and ladder truck back here, at this point just the right lane is slowing squeezing by. as soon as the ambulance gets out of the way, at least it will be. i-95 southbound blocked off by the betsy ross bridge because of this crash, we'll keep watching it. we're watching the blockages of course for a better reason. the 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade, jfk boulevard, 20th street. eakens oval in front of the museum. kelly drive and spring garden street are already blocked. in the coming hours, the benjamin franklin parkway will close as 16th and the mlk drive. more closures coming some already in place, if you're heading to the parade, stick to the highways. >> this year marks the 97th thanksgiving day parade. the nation's oldest. the balloons are being inflated and the floats are being prepped to roll down the parkway. katherine scott is live what we call inflation station where the parade is taking shape before her eyes. what's going on katherine. >> rep

let's send it to betsy. >> we're talking record temperatures across ohio. mother nature doing her part and temperatures are toasty and northern ohio. 72 in downtown cleveland. the warm spot 77 in dover the wind is blowing out and that will likely have another impact on the game as we go through the night. that is expected to be rather consistent. the radar now is clear and northern ohio but out to the west we are keeping an eye on rain showers. that is my job here tonight. i'm going to once again to on this and hopefully give us a dry game all the way through. it looks like we will have to hopefully dodge a few raindrops , meaning that those raindrops will not be here at about 11:00 p.m. you can see the temperatures dipping back into the low 60s. rain showers expected to be scattered and we're not expecting a big wide path of rain cutting through northern ohio. better chances fhe hours. we will hour by hour and we will look after the world series and we will send back to you for now. >>> betsy asked you at home to please share your thoughts. what would you

joining me, new york post columnist and senior fellow for research, betsy mccoy. the democrats are saying all hell is going to break loose because the president-elect promised he will immediately repeal and replace obamacare. >> it's fear mongering. he says he can do it seamlessly and they continue their attacks. who is right? >> he can do it seamlessly and president obama and many members of his party have claimed falsely that 20 million people will lose their coverage. 20 million people gained coming under this law. but 16 million of the 0 million are enrolled in medicaid and they will stay there. the states that decided to expand medicaid are not going to do a 180 and throw them off the rolls. lou: how many of those are there? >> 1 million. so that least at most 5 million, not the 20 million the fear mongers are talking about. $5 million are enrolled in obamacare plans. the fact is, they are already only technically covered. they are having trouble seeing a doctor because the deductibles are so big they can't cobble together enough cash to go to a doctor. what

we'll talk all about it, coming this weekend. >>> thanks betsy. and staying warm, learn how a long time local outfitter is teaming up to make sure the homeless have coats this winter. >>> from the station that sees the possible, this is channel 3 news, brought to you by er windows. and now, channel 3 news at 7:00. >>> seven portions of the west shore way shut down now as police search for evidence after a shooting on the roadway this evening. i'm sara shookman. jimmy is off tonight. cleveland police are looking for the driver of a red jeep who they say shot at the driver of a gold sedan near dead man's the sedan's driver then hit a pole and crossed an access road ending up against a fence at the airport. that driver was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition at the moment. >>> we turn now to black friday shopping. if you were up for that today, area malls were packed with deals. it's estimated the average person will spend $900 on gifts this year. our don kendrick is live from south park mall. how's the crowd there tonight? >> reporter: i

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talk about her later but first, let's talk about betsy devoss. she's advocated for education reform, especially charter schools and voucher perhaps. currently, she is the chairwoman of the american federation for children which advocates on behalf of school choice. i want to bring in lilly garcia, president of the national education association which is this country's largest labor union. good to see you, lilly, great for being with me on thanksgiving especially. >> happy to be here and let me just say on behalf that our hearts are with the families in chattanooga who are experiencing this horrible tragedy. >> indeed. indeed. you argue that this pick shows that trump is, quote, out of touch, out of touch with what works best for students, parents, educators, and communities. how so? >> yeah, i was probably holding back on that. this is a horrible pick. and all you have to do is look at michigan to see what happens when you have a billionaire as this pick is saying what we really need is unaccountable billions of dollars going to for profit charte

betsy devoss to lead education and nikki haley as u.s. ambassador. we'll examine both of these choices and will ben carson have a role in the trump white house? >>> also, we're live in manhattan where an elite anti-terror force is preparing to protect tomorrow's macy's day parade. >>> and obama's final thanksgiving as commander in chief. we begin this hour with donald trump set to nominate betsy devos as secretary of the education secretary. and ben carson may soon accept the position as h.u.d. secretary. after serious discussions with the trump transition team, i feel that i can make a significant contribution particularly to making our inner cities great for everyone. this comes on the heels of nicky ha -- nikki haley tapped to serve as u.n. ambassador. katy tur is here with me in the studio. betsy devos has been chosen as department of education secretary. what do we know about her? >> reporter: she's a top republican donor and advocates overhauling the school system. she's an advocate of school choice. she's an advocate of vouchers and wants to r

we saw betsy talk about the skies clearing in my dinah and lorain county's. that is going to allow temperatures to drop and things will freeze. if your car is out there, the initial roads will melt and freeze. will have to get up early to clean it out. >>> wind gusting 30 -- 40 miles per hour. lake snow continues and strong wind overnight. 30 -- 36. the browns play together -- tomorrow. if your tailgating, windproof. in the 30s throughout the morning and kickoff. is get that wind, 25 -- 30 miles per hour with higher gusts. th west, we are looking to a big area of high pressure off to the west tonight. that will bring a sunny weather, but temperatures will stay cold. another storm system for rides for thanksgiving. that one however is likely to bring us rain. not snow. >>> morning so tomorrow, clearing by the afternoon, sunny and cold on monday. upper 30s. low 40s on tuesday, and take a look at thanksgiving. late wednesday night, in 20 thanksgiving day it's all. >>> coming up, a pretty stressful date to the buckeye >>> the sports report. >>> hi everybody, mich

>> -- pompeo where the ones who revealed them in the meeting with -- >> betsy, betsy, betsy, where are you reading that? >> i will provide the clips for you after this segment. >> okay. >> they were well -- >> we're looking forward to seeing those clips from breitbart news. brianna, i think going forward -- >> that's awe stupid comment, let's keep this -- >> -- number one, donald trump -- >> a fair chance to do a great job, that's what the nation believes he is doing -- >> hilary. >> i think that the country is -- does want to give the president-elect a chance. i do believe that. and i do think, though, that he is given the divisive nature of this campaign, that a majority of americans did not vote for him and that -- >> well, that's -- >> i let you talk, let me talk. that a majority of americans did not vote for him. that he does need to go overboard in assuring people on several key points. so we have seen him back off on some of those key, you know, more aggressive pledges that he said. but we'd like to see that through some of his appointments. and we'd like to see him engage in a

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but betsy as you've been telling us all week the nice weather is coming to an end. >> we always get the good before the bad when winter storms are on the way and this is a wintry looking storm we have seen it coming together out in the plain states as we look at the big picture. you can see the snow that is ramping up in western sections of south dakota all the way back into the front range areas of colorado. that is all associated with the cold side of the storm system. wa system is still to come for us as you can see there's warm front that's out there and that will be moving northward as we go through the. >> i and especially the day tomorrow. as the storm system-- through the night and especially the day tomorrow. the winds had pick up propelling the warm air in northern ohio. we will reach record highs i think in much of the area. you can see where the records currently stand for the day tomorrow. average high temperatures for tomorrow by the way 50 degrees. certainly going to be looking pretty. but remember, winds will be zipping as that storm system intensifies. we will get the c

let's look at betsy devos for one second. she has no education background, no degree in education, has never taught in public schools, never worked in a public school environment, did not send her children to public schools, believes in for-profit education. all she's done is donate $240,000 directly to mr. trump and $6.5 million to republicans across the country. that is her qualification to be secretary of education. that's a shame. >> paris, you have to admit, donald trump did say he wanted to take big money out of politics, but she's exactly the kind of person who puts money into politics. >> i think with all due respect to my good friend, i think he should go back and check the record on who betsy devos really is and her long-term commitment to education, especially things like school choice. she is very much qualified to be our next secretary of education. the one thing about her family's wealth, the devos family are self-made and have dedicated their lives to improving the lives of many americans, especially those in t

betsy's weekend forecast is up >>> the news we have to tell you about. they are celebrating in chicago after the cubs' world series victory parade made the way through the street this is afternoon. the parade began at wrigley field and down the magnificent mile and ended with a rally at grant park. folks lined up to see the players and commissioner's trophy. the win ended the cub's 108- drought. the ne justsaying. >>> tomorrow night before you go to bed, set your clocks back one hour, and sleep experts say use the extra hour in the morning do something instead of sleep. [laughter] yeah, right. theysay it's important that your body's natural sleep cycle is not interrupted. tell make you more tired. >>> strong thunderstorms in parts of arizona today created river indian reservation. the thunderstorm dropped heavy rain and hail. beautiful and interesting to see but nasty. and you are talking about a snowflake a week from today? a snowflake, "a" snowflake. >>> it's in the forecast. and i put it out in twitter before and i am getting the emoji of tears and it

does this shot look different from a half-hour ago when we had the major southbound accident by the betsy ross bridge. they threw down the sand, the cars are out of the way and emergency crews left, as well. all southbound lanes reopened. looking good on the vine street expressway, overnight construction is, of course, suspended for the holidays. you're good to go on the vinele and all the other major highways. around the art museum and the jfk boulevard, closures for the parade coming up in a couple of hours. three closures in place, more coming as the morning progresses. we had emergency construction coming into delaware just off the delaware memorial bridge along 295 southbound, sounds like that has cleared. all lanes reopened as you head toward i-95 along 295. in lawrnts township we have a -- lawrence township we have a water main break, princeton pike an alternate on thanksgiving morning. >> speaking of the thanksgiving morning, in just a few hours, the parkway will be the place to be you'll see the sights and sounds of the season. of course, 6abc is proud to be part of it. let's go

betsy devos, not necessarily well known nationwide. who is she and what does she say or what does her pick say about trump on education. >> on the campaign trail trump talked about school choice and betsy devos is a long-time school choice advocate. so we can expect the administration will make school choice a huge priority. >> yang: what can the federal government do on school choice? >> a great question. on the campaign trail donald trump proposed taking $20 billion in federal funding by is almost a third of the u.s. department of education's budget and using that for a school choice program. it's unclear if a proposal like that could actually pass congress. senator alexander who will preside over betsy devos' confirmation hearing put forth a similar proposal last year and it didn't get the votes to clear procedural hurls. so having somebody like betsy devos talking about school choice from the bully pulpit of the department of education could really give lift to the issue in states and districts. >> yang: another thing mr. trump spo

also moments ago, president-elect trump selected a woman by the name of betsy devos, a school choice advocate, to become his next education secretary. this is all happening hours after trump named his first outright critic to a cabinet-level position. he chose south carolina governor nikki haley to be his ambassador to the united nations. she is the daughter of immigrants from india. so let's go to jason carroll who is down in palm beach and trump's mar-a-lago where he will be spending the rest of his thanksgiving week. jason carroll, first on the news of the pick for education secretary, tell me more about betsy devos. >> reporter: betsy devos, long-time advocate of school choice and school vouchers, huge gop donor. here's the question mark with this particular choice, brooke. when you think about trump's rallies and some of the points that got the most applause, talking about getting rid of common core, huge applause and this is someone, betsy devos, who has been a supporter common core during the past, she was a member of the bush foundation excellence in education which was the e

i'm thrilled to see governor haley and of betsy devos. nikki haley is the daughter of indian immigrants, the youngest person ever elected governor in south carolina. and yeah, you know, she may not be an expert in foreign policy. she'll have a very good team behind her of professionals. i think she has the skills. i think she's very smart. she can learn quickly. she's also very diplomatic and well liked and respected. we saw her incredible leadership, moral leadership and courage on issues like the confederate flag in south carolina. not an easy issue to take on in the state of south carolina. and as far as betsy devos, she really does reach out to republican establishment and all types of republicans because she's qualified. both of them were not donald trump supporters. so he's showing a willingness going outside of his comfort zone of absolute loyalists. i'm just happy that two women, who are not perceived as jerks, white supremists, and don't peddle in fake news of alt-right made-up stuff. so as far as i'm concerned, they're great. >>

naming betsy devos as his secretary of education. the pic wanted concern among conservatives because betsy devos previously supported common core the controversial education standard mr. trump was against during the campaign. >> they're going to be disagreements. >> reporter: he also chose nikki haley as is pick for us ambassador to the united nations. while the south carolina governor supported marco rubio and openly criticized mr. trump, his team released this statement saying in part, governor haley has a proven track record of bringing people together regardless of background or party affiliation to move all of these forward. president-elect trump will remain in florida through sunday while mike pence will be in mississippi visiting his son who is a marine. >>> president-elect donald trump addressed the nation via youtube today. he called on people to heal their divisions and move forward as one country. >> it's time to restore the bonds of trust between citizens. in america is unified there is nothing beyond our reach. >> mr. tr

he nominated billionaire betsy devos as education secretary. she is a michigan republican, philanthropist and advocate for what conservative reformers call the school choice movement. many teachers representatives object the choice is usually a cover for privatization. lilly garcia says devos' efforts have underminded that she says takes away funding from local schools to fund private schools at taxpayers' expense. others note devos has no formal work experience in public education. for her part she has pledged to make transformational change that includes every student in america has the opportunity to fulfill his or her highest potential. joining us now, a guest i'm excited about to have tonight, michael moore, academy award-winning documentary filmmaker, and of course a michigan resident. good evening. happy thanksgiving season to you, michael. >> same to you. and i believe you're also a university of michigan graduate. is that correct, ari? >> i am. u of m ann arbor. >> okay. >> tell us what we should know about this education secretary nom

betsy devos is a major republican fund-raiser, as you said. her husband is one of the we welgiest men in america. ben carson ran for president. nikki haley is a political insider in south carolina. that's not to say they won't be up for the job, but donald trump said he was going to do things differently and he's not. not in a meaningful way. >> i want to ask you about the next six month. he's a person who has said all along, i'm going to get this done. i'm going to make things better. he never really had specific plans about how he was going to do that. but clearly, their focus as an organization, planning for this presidency to get something done, is infrastructure their first best hope? >> let's break that apart. it's probably their best hope. it won't happen in the first couple months. this is a complicated -- doing a massive tax and infrastructure package is a big undertaking. >> how long have we been talking about this? years and years. >> tax reform is not easy. repealing obamacare is not easy. there's many steps. i would not look at it

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betsy devos is a billionaire businesswoman -- philanthropist and supporter of school vouchers. the latter fact is drawing scrutiny from some in wisconsin. our points on marquette's campus today. he joins us live. marquette's law school welcomed julie underwood, a long time dean of the uw-madison's school of education..and critic of voucher school programs. she was joined by scott jensen the former chief of staff of governor tommy thompson and more recently a colleague of the newly appointed betsy devos. the advertised voucher "discussion" "there are kids who are getting into like a debate "i wouldn't say it's as strong as you would point out." between the opposing views of underwood and jensen. "unfortunately what i see all too often happen in this town is adults defending failure." "i don't think the causation of school improvement, i don't think that you can lay that at the feet of each played a role during the inception of voucher schools in leadership on the way, jensen and "like minds" are apprehensive. "i think lots of educators believe that it's an indication of a triump

back to you, jimmy. >> reporter: all right, betsy. thanks very much. >>> when we come back, the cubs perspective from >> and now the bedford sports report. >> reporter: when we were at -- doing our shows last week, we had a chance to meet up with peggy kaczinsky who covers the cubs in chicago. she didn't think the cubs were coming back. she thought they were going to wrap up the world series at wrigley field. now she's back. >> it's so funny. when they're on the winning end of it, they say -- win when i ear not on the winning end, they say, "we don't believe in momentum." i actually do believe in the offense. once their bats get going, they see a pitcher second time around, they usually are much better. i think that was the key against -- >> reporter: so kyle schwarner is in the line up tonight. >> how about that? batting second. imagine the pitches now that they're going to have to give chris brian and anthony rizzo. this is going to be interesting to see what tomlin does tonight. i think the cubs are hoping that that home run pitche

ambassador, betsy devos for education secretary, maybe ben carson for hud. your point is gentlemen, gender and racial diversity, not ideological diversity. should we be expecting ideological diversity in the cabinet? >> we shouldn't be expecting it at this point. i think he's given the signal, president-elect trump that he will stay to the right. and all of these picks, haley, comes from the tea party movement, devos is a major conservative player, not only in education, but in all sorts of issues, as is ben carson. so i think he's also sending a signal that republicans on the hill, i'm very much on your team. >> but what about in terms of diversity of the picks, ron i'll pose this to you, governor mitt romney as a potential pick for secretary of state. i mean when you look back at their record, not just the verbal visseration that governor romney had for mr. trump and that speech, what they said, how far apart they are on russia, do you give the trump team credit, actually both men credit for considering? >> yeah, it would be quite a step. but there's reall

. >> betsy, thanks. >>> don't miss our special series "rising" tuesday night. despite the obstacles a local woman turns her life around, now sends her time helping others do the same. >>> from the station that sees the possible, this is channel 3 news, brought to you by universal windows direct. you'll be saying, "i love my windows." now >>> terry crancona is the manager of the year winner for the second time in his career. >> just about 60 minutes ago, terry francona named the manager of the year. probably not a surprise. >> no. >> he ran away total weight the voting. >> he really did. he crushed it. i have to say, covering terry francona, one of my favorites as far as a manager or coach when it comes to covering sports. great to deal with. honor. i have no surprise at all. well deserved. the only shock would have been if terry francona didn't win the award. for the second time of the year, terry francona is the manager of the year. francona wins in a landslide. rangers manager jeff banister was second. francona with 22 of the 330 first place votes. under fran

betsy devos was tapped for education secretary and trump is expected to appoint wilbur ross to lead the commerce department. >> the president-elect is calling for a restoration and healing. stephanie ramos has the latest for us from washington. stephanie, good morning, happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving to you, as well. president-elect donald trump is on vacation but rolling out some cabinet. diversifying it with his latest nominees, two women. this morning, president-elect donald trump and his family are hunkered down at the luxury mar-a-lago resort in florida. on wednesday he released this thanksgiving message on social media. >> it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country. >> reporter: while white men dominated his early staff picks, trump's now nominated two women to join his cabinet. south carolina governor ambassador to the united nations and charter school advocate betsy devos to lead the department of education. both women are strong republican leaders but also the president-elect's first female appoint

hi betsy. >> let's face it you don't want to know the numbers. but minor ones you do because it's going to be a little bit warmer in the days to come. we will talk about more positive numbers going in the right direction straight ahead. >> ahead on nightly news the busiest travel weekend in years. with millions on the road this thanksgiving holiday. are headed. plus -- you are headed president-elect trump names two women to the key jobs as he expands the team and we will have an exclues the nypd bomb squad on high alert this holiday after a recent attack. all that and more when i see >>> tonight at 7 we are watching the clock. did you know that the time you shop can affect the kind of deal you can get. you had not want to miss this don't put stuffing inside the turkey or you could get sick. well, at 7, we have got the real story on whether or not you should stuff the bird. we go iron chef at 7. ?? to me the holidays are special, it's family traditions and of course great food. with all the things we could worry about over the holidays, (laughter)