nick bryant, bbc news, new york. katty: a short time ago the president elect released his own thanksgiving message said it is his prayer that we feel our division and move forward as one country shaped by a shared purpose and common resolve. i spoke with david ignatius, columnist for "the washington post." nikki haley to the united nations, presuming she is confirmed for the job, is she a good pick? david: she is an interesting choice. she will bring to the united nations this indian-american immigrant experience, powerful exponent of that. during the campaign, she was one of the republicans who called trump out on his anti-muslim rhetoric, strongly objected to it. it is interesting that he went ahead and picked her nonetheless. she obviously will be reassuring. she doesn't know much about foreign policy. she has been governor of a state, south carolina, heavily involved international trade, but doesn't know much about foreign policy issues she will have to deal with. katty: what does it suggest to you that donald tr

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. katty: what a hard day this must have been for hillary clinton, who is winning applause from both sides of the aisle for the caliber of her concession speech. after the election, many of us are trying to power through on copious amounts of caffeine. not so laura trevelyan. earlier you heard she was up at the trump headquarters. after that she became an american citizen. she took a camera along with her. is the morning after the night before and i'm about to be sworn in as an american citizen. i've come here to find out how my fellow americans are feeling about this, i should say my fellow new americans. in brooklyn, prospective citizens come from all of the world gather, waiting the solemn moment, taking the oath of allegiance. >> i take this freely without any mental reservation's -- new rights and responsibilities as american citizens. it is a moving ceremony and we are all eligible to vote. we missed the campaign. how do you feel about being an american under president-elect trump?

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. katty: for more on the national security team being named, i spoke a short time ago with former u.s. defense secretary william cohen. if you were an american ally of would you be, what making of the national security choices? mr. cohen: i would be anxious and worried about the unpredictability of where the united states is going to go. are we going to turn inward or are we going to remain engaged outward? i just returned from china and the chinese officials i talked to were happy that the tpp is dead because they saw that in terms of not a threat certainly -- but certainly the influence of the united states remaining strong in the asia-pacific region, and in conflict with their own desire to write the rules as they see fit. that was a positive for them. there were also concerns that they like predictability, they like to know what the policy of the united states is going to be. and so they are going to sit back and hopefully wait and see how president-elect trump fills out his cabinet

nick bryant, bbc news, havana. katty: remembering the past in cuba and of course worrying about the future and whether donald trump will rip up that detente with america and the communist island. in germany, the federal court of justice has upheld the conviction of a former ss sergeant for being accessory to mass murder at the auschwitz death camp. he was a bookkeeper and had no direct part in the murder of jews and others. the court ruled that he was an accessory. nowruling sets a precedent for similar prosecution. in france, former prime minister francois fillon has been chosen to represent the center-right party in next year's presidential election. he will face the socialist candidate and marine le pen of the far-right national front. there are concerns among the socialists after prime minister manuel valls has suggested he would stand against francois hollande in the party primary. pope francis has met physicist stephen hawking at the vatican. the meeting took place during a conference at the vatican on scienc

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. we have heard from the president in the white house and of course from hillary clinton and donald trump. let's try to make sense of those messages. jon sopel in new york. what can we say about the shape of the presidency that is likely to unfold? it was a former mayor of this city who said that you campaign in poetry and yougov and in prose. donald trump campaigned with a flick knife and a flame—thrower, that was his style but last night we saw a much more consensual donald trump wanting to reach up to his opponents and do some of the people that he has criticised. that means he almost sounded like a conventional politician. it remains to be seen how the millions of people who have supported him to be the scourge of the establishment will react to that. on the face of it it looks like he could have a very easy run and had huge power because also last night, congress remained in the hand of the republicans the house of representatives and the senate. that it giving unbridled power? n

nick bryant starts our coverage. >> at the end of this momentous week, joyous for so many, traumatic for others, america remembered the fallen heroes of war. president obama led this national ceremony for those who died to preserve the countries freedoms and fought to uphold its democratic ideals. in a plea for unity, he called for people to respect that tradition. obama: veterans day often follows a hard-fought political campaign, exercising the free speech and self-governance that you fought for. it often lays bare disagreements across our nation, but the american instinct has never been to find isolation in opposite corners, it has been to find strength in our common creed, to forge unity. >> many veterans in the parade voted for donald trump. many who didn't were still prepared to salute the incoming commander in chief. >> he is not just talking the talk. he is walking in the walk, and we are very happy about that. >> do you think he is fit to be commander in chief? >> absolutely. >> did you vote for donald trump? >> no. >> how do you feel about him becoming president-elect? >> h

let's get the latest from nick bryant. it's not often let's get the latest from nick bryant. it's not often that bryant. it's not often that a‘ polling polling station is emblazoned with one polling station is emblazoned withl one of the names one of the names of the candidates ‘ but one of the names of the candidates ‘ but this is but this is manhattan and the 2016 ‘ election but this is manhattan and the 2016 ‘ election and it has election and it has been a break from ‘ election and it has been a break from the rules kind from the rules kind of race. striking this from the rules kind of race. striking this morning, the number striking this morning, the number of women who women who had brought their daughters. women who had brought their daughters. never daughters. never before have americans daughters. never before have americans queued up to daughters. never before have americans queued up to vote for a americans queued up to vote for a female candidate with a chance female candidate with a chance of becoming president. female candidate with a chance of becomi

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. let's speak to larry sanders, brother of us democratic presidential contender bernie sanders, who is in oxford‘ thank you so thank you so much forjoining us‘ thank you so much forjoining us‘ many people say thank you so much forjoining us‘ many people say here this thank you so much forjoining us‘ many people say here this was a vote many people say here this was a vote against the establishment, that against the establishment, that is also what against the establishment, that is also what your brother stood also what your brother stood for, so i will also what your brother stood for, so i will add to give a question i will add to give a question i am sure i will add to give a question i am sure many have asked you, was sure many have asked you, was the wrong sure many have asked you, was the wrong candidate nominated sure many have asked you, was the wrong candidate nominated and wrong candidate nominated and could your brother wrong candidate nominated and could your broth

with the latest on the voting is nick bryant. it's not often that a polling station is emblazoned with one of the names of the candidates, but this is manhattan and the 2016 election and it has been a break from the rules kind of race. striking this morning, was the number of women who had brought their daughters. never before have americans queued up to vote for a female candidate with a chance of becoming president. i am prepared to cry. i was going to dress all white, in suffragette white, but i am a working mum. on the stroke of midnight in a small hamlet in new hampshire, people have been going to the polls in record-breaking numbers, writing the next chapter of the american story, after a campaign filled with anger, mistrust and hate. this is where the story started, philadelphia, the city of america's founding fathers, where a crowd gathered late last night determined to send an american mother to the white house. singing. they were serenaded by the boss, bruce springsteen, the warm up for two presidents two first ladies.

us i was laughing about it coach bryant saying he congratulated him, he didn't give him no sacks that's a good feeling with the next man in take the momentum in next friday. >>> after such a dominance performance it was expected the hawks would be feeling the love from the big 10 the conference didn't disappoint, daniels named the offensive player of the week, and taking home the conferences special player of the week honor and josie who named the finalist for the award given to the nation's best linebacker don't forget to tune into eye on the hawks, and myself preview the game against nebraska show starts at 6:30 on wednesday normal thursday showing wednesday night 6:30 right here on fox 28. >>> don't look now but iowa state is on a win streak it is the first time since they've won back-to-back game since 2013. the season with 3 straight wins not only would a win on saturday be the biggest of the season, with 14th ranked in west virginia coming to jack trice, move in with momentum. >> it would be a thing to get this team going obviously heading in the right direction but a win would ki