who pushed moran onto churchill? his friends were patients of moran in his private practice. problems and had the notion that churchill had a week just. -- chest. social did not like either of these gentlemen. you had a lot of things besides dyspepsia. moran got a full accounting of all of these issues. so what was this week just -- chest? had pneumonia in 1896. was because the school was on a hill. you can read this as i go along, these comments. moran was interested in becoming a writer before his father insisted he had to go to medical school. he did go to medical school. i think the most interesting correlation here is the remark that moran made about himself because churchill wrote in his biography of marlborough, famous men are usually the product of an unhappy childhood. certain pressures and certain instances -- circumstances. in early years. wit,enacious mother without which great actions are seldom accomplished. so what of his personality and character? him.t some insight to he served in the first world war and was interested in these people from the front coming to

so what does this tell us of moran's character? he was trying to get organized with the national health service coming on board. he wanted to make sure they got more money than the general practitioners. british association add different view and was very angry when he was able to succeed in that. so they thought he demonstrated excellent skills and his opponent thought he was devious and got the nick make brings charming. and did this dog him the rest of his life? this is a portrait by lady li cybill richardson. he said, when i put down my pen, i want it make suto make sure t reported faithfully those who have talked to me about churchill. for instance, the hip repair in 1962 does not appear in the diary. certainly the event are are completely inaccurate. some physicians are not in the source notes and some are written out. just as i mentioned. but will a reason for many to be upset with the publishing of another book. lord brooke published another book in 1957 which surprised churchill. and there were comments by lord am brooke t

abc's terry moran has more. >> reporter: donald j. trump -- >> i pledge to every citizen of our land i will be president for >> reporter: against all odds, all the predictions of pundits. >> ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement. >> reporter: the millions of americans who raised up donald trump as their champion, they showed the world what an incredible journey. and it began here june 2015, manhattan. ? money money ? >> reporter: former casino owner, famed new york city donald j. trump makes his grand entrance and launches his long shot campaign. >> we are going to make our country great again. >> reporter: that slogan became a rallying cry and in those first few moments his central argument. >> our country is being destroyed. >> reporter: but the odds were decidedly against him, 16 other republicans trying to take him down. but all that made him all the more appealing to millions of americans who feel that washington and the country's about them. despite running a campaign that millions of americans saw

world leaders tonight sending here's abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: today in moscow, vladimir putin hailing the results and looking forward to a cozier relationship with a trump presidency. "i want to congratulate the american nation," putin said, "and mr. donald trump with this victory." pew ton even pointing out he was paying attention when trump praised him on the campaign trail. >> he said, trump is a genius. i will get along, i think, with putin. i said he's a strong leader, ic >> reporter: very different reactions to president-elect trump in mexico. newspapers expressed horror. this summer then candidate trump famously faced off with president nieto over his plan for a wall. today, nieto called trump and afterward, almost pleaded for good relations. >> we need to build a relationship of trust, he said. and german chancellor, angela merkel, almost warning trump that she will cooperate only on the basis of values like respect for the law and the dignity of human beings. >> terry moran back down in still covering this election. donald trump has some plan

>> terry moran with us. great having you the election, terry. thank you. >>> hillary clinton, meantime, ran for president under the threat of investigation, the fbi clearing her on those newly discover ed mails just days before the election. and tonight, it is president-elect donald trump who it appears will face dozens of lawsuits and that irs audit. here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross. >> can you raise your right hand? >> yes. >> do you swear the testimony you're about to give -- >> reporter: investigators and lawyers tonight say that donald trump could find himself under oath in dozens of lawsuits, even >> would you state your full name for the record, please? >> donald john trump. >> reporter: among the most serious lawsuits, allegations of fraud involving trump university, with a trial set to begin later this month. students, who paid a $35,000 fee, claimed they were falsely told by trump he had personally selected the faculty. >> and these are all people that are hand-picked by me. >> reporter: his business interests

so what does this tell us of moran's character? he was trying to get organized with the national health service coming on board. he wanted to make sure they got more money than the general practitioners. british association add different view and was very angry when he was able to succeed in that. so they thought he demonstrated excellent skills and his opponent thought he was devious and got the nick make brings charming. and did this dog him the rest of his life? this is a portrait by lady li cybill richardson. he said, when i put down my pen, i want it make suto make sure t reported faithfully those who have talked to me about churchill. for instance, the hip repair in 1962 does not appear in the diary. certainly the event are are completely inaccurate. some physicians are not in the source notes and some are written out. just as i mentioned. but will a reason for many to be upset with the publishing of another book. lord brooke published another book in 1957 which surprised churchill. and there were comments by lord am brooke t

we begin here tonight with abc's terry moran. >> reporter: they said he couldn't do it. they said he wasn't qualified. even the polls him no chance. but early this morning -- >> the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump! >> reporter: the man who so often hurled invective during the campaign. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> reporter: sounding positively, well, presidential. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. >> reporter: a historic moment for the first time ever, americans elected a commander in chief who had no prior experience in government or in the military. it was a bombshell so many didn't see coming. >> words cannot describe how shell shocked the clinton campaign is right now. they were celebrating the night before on that last campaign flight from raleigh to new york, they were celebrating, drinking champagne. >> donald trump was being advised he would have t concede. he was being told early in the day that he was likely not going to win this election.

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abc's terry moran commented on that. >> it is deja vu, no question bit. the sense of all the polls and all the pundits going in was that britain would never leave being told by all their betters, the voters of great britain that the smart play, the smart thing to do was tay in the european union anden mast great wave of the unwashed, britain is a very class-based society and the people who voted brexit were the people who were not in the higher classes for sure and they came out and they socked the establishment right in the face and it does feel like that's what's happening because of donald trump and i just want to this is an astonishing personal triumph. as tom pointed out this was not a campaign by any normal sense. this was a personal endeavor. and one thing struck me while these results were coming in, a quote from his sister mary anne trump berry, a judge on the new york state supreme court. she said i knew better even as a child than to even attempt to compete with donald because he always wins. >> that was abc's terry moran from our coverage earl

so what does this tell us of moran's character? he was trying to get organized with the national health service coming on board. he wanted to make sure they got more money than the general practitioners. british association add different view and was very angry when he was able to succeed in that. so they thought he demonstrated excellent skills and his opponent thought he was devious and got the nick make brings charming. and did this dog him the rest of his life? this is a portrait by lady li cybill richardson. he said, when i put down my pen, i want it make suto make sure t reported faithfully those who have talked to me about churchill. for instance, the hip repair in 1962 does not appear in the diary. certainly the event are are completely inaccurate. some physicians are not in the source notes and some are written out. just as i mentioned. but will a reason for many to be upset with the publishing of another book. lord brooke published another book in 1957 which surprised churchill. and there were comments by lord am brooke t

meeting of the puc to order madam secretary call roll marry commissioner moran commissioner courtney commissioner caen and commissioner vietor are excused we have quorum thank you, commissioners you have the minutes from the october 11th any additions, deletions, or changes. >> i'll move the minutes. >> second. >> a motion any comment any any public comment? >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the minutes are adopted public school item 4 this is a chance for people to talk about items on the jurisdiction and the first one is mr. da costa. >> welcome. >> commissioners for the most part i first and foremost i want to express my sentiments to our general manager you know his mother was not in keeping well and we always need to support our mothers you know because they play a special role no our lives having said that, i was watching the deliberations at the last sfgovtv commission and we have to be very mindful of how we conduct our business when it effects the communities especially a community that is the southeast sector unabout known that played an important role in contributi