. >> 63 degrees and soulful hills . it is warmer than average. 67 auburndale. 66 wimauma. i do think we will see a mix of sun and clouds through the day even a stray shower in fact watching just a sprinkle or two in portions of manatee county. most of the morning will be dry and a 10% chance in the afternoon. high of 84 which is above average. i will take you on a day temperature trend where we do trend a little cooler. >>> overall we have a good drive on the bay area interstates but we do have one big problem. this is in the suncoast area as we will been to manatee county, the brigantine area. . we do have a fatal crash eastbound i 75. keep that in mind, but i'm not seeing any delays here and that is good news. i will keep you posted throughout the morning. hopefully it will wrap up soon. >>> breaking news on this thursday morning, and yes i can say it happen today because the game started wednesday night and didn't finish until early historic ending to the world series. the chicago cubs when the first championship since 1908 winning tran9 ending a 108 year drought. >> it

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imperialism is the soul for the hills. as the ottoman empire in europe so the west did that too but that's not unique and again the west has turned against it. racism, while the oldest racism i know of is the indian system which is well and alive and more racist by far. not anything against the indians have in him but -- enlightened government. how suspicious are you of strangers and again the darker colors are the places that are the least suspicious. the united states canada and most of the west does pretty well. genocide, again old as the hills now a few of the things that aren't so great, we do have a proclivity to utopian thinking about this kind of restless and gone haywire so if i want to paint with a broadbrush. there is a dark side. totalitarianism, kind of a western invention but if i were

i want to get to my colleague on capitol hill for developments on the soul searching. even as we speak, they are preparing to get to the bottom of what happens next. >> hey, peter. who knew that the drama would be on the side of another piece of the fallout from what happened on tuesday. we were expecting house speaker paul ryan to have a challenge that evaporated in the state of trump's win and democrats are demanding fresh blood in the leadership ranks. the leaders here have been in place for quite sometime. the minority leader nancy pelosi is previously speaker of the house herself. she has been around for the duration and this is the new speaker paul ryan saying hello on his way by. pelosi is facing a challenge here fm tim ryan who you mentioned. he has not decided and you can ask him when he steps here in a second whether or not he was going to challenge leader pelosi. there have been members who urged him to. that comes out of this push for a better understanding of the voter who is abandoned the democratic party in droves to support donald trump. that region of

i've traveled these hills from here north to canada 'n nener met a soul. 'cept a few indians. hunt: trouble is, nowadays there's too many people. when you got people, you got trouble. yeah, i've noticed that from time to time. so, you haven't got an extra horse, have you, old timer? no, could be i could get you one, though. they stole a heap of mine. utes, shoshones. even from the mighty sue. (sighs) that was a long time ago. ain't many of 'em left. yeah, but i've lived with them horse, and that makes a heap of difference. how come you call me a horse? well, i call jim bridge a horse. carson, too. they call me "horse." that meant you is a real man. hey, you figure you can move around on that leg? rub, i'll try it in three, four days. i got some unfinished business with a party named starbuck. now listen, young fella. don't you take off on no kind of (indistinct) or somethin'. stands the reason that his foot was hurt just as bad as yours. come on, you--you just stay here with me. who's that? that's what starbuck's comin' back after. hunt: she's my granddaughter. ?? grandpa says

. >>> house democrats doing soul searching about their leadership team on capitol hill. today they delayed a vote on whether to reelect nancy pelosi as minority leader. challengers now have two weeks to step forward. she walked into a meeting today confident of keeping her title. >> do you expect a challenge to your leadership today? >> no. >> you got beat badly here. [ indiscernible ] >> presidential race [ indiscernible ] not our race. >> senate republicans and democrats do plan to meet separately tomorrow to pick their leadership teams >>> senator barbara boxer is introducing legislation to abolish the electoral college system this in response to hillary clinton winning the popular vote by a slim margin but not the election. years ago donald trump tweeted that the electoral college is a disaster for democracy. in an interview on sunday he said he wouldn't mind making a few changes to the voting system. >> i would rather see it where you went with simple votes, you know, you get 100 million votes, somebody else gets 90 million votes and you win. >> but today trump has

thgr mega reunion of drew hill performing a medley of their greatest hits. ? my friends keep telling me about things going on ? going on ? sing ? ? >> how do you not remember this song? >> i don't remember this song. >> geez. >> i think i woke up once cisco went solo. drew hill officially releasing first single in six years, change, focusing on police brutality and how we all need to come together to change the world. kind of exciting to see cisco back. >> more thong, thong, thong. >> i didn't want to go there but yeah. it's a word. it's a thing. anyway. >> next lady gaga getting emotional. >> the six time grammy award from her break up to draw backs of fame. >> she broke down into tears when discussing the harolds of celebrities. >> i miss -- i miss people. sorry. >> here you go. >> i miss people. >> just having normal conversations with people? >> yeah, i miss people. and meeting a random person and saying hi and having a conversation about life. i love people. >> it's kind of tough to have those conversations when you're wearing a meat dress, i guess. >> i

previous is someone who can connect him with capital hill. he knows mitch mcconnell and has a feel for the party that it is bannon who brought nigel farage and brexit over to meet with donald trump. it is bannon who sees trump as a global populist figure who can change the way not only democracy works but as being more populist and nationalist and not along that. charlie: what does that mean in terms of specifics. >> you have to pay close attention to trade. you don't feature -- congressional leaders itching to do anything entree. ist bannon and trouble do renegotiate trade deals around the world from the executive branch. that is going to be the first populist mark and the other thing is immigration. jeff sessions and steve bannon are the two advocates for andting legal limit gratian getting rid of illegal immigration. charlie: the statute of liberty will have less meaning in a trap administration. -- if you study jeff sessions and steve bannon's career, they have been part of this world that has gotten little attention but is consumed with

>> since i was a little girl and i first heard "blueberry hill." sometimes people separate rhythm and blues, but for me, soulful funky blues is something i have loved. i have tended to love ou free throw richer flan franklin.-- arethra it puts the roll in rock. charlie: you once said, that your guitar sounds like they can bacon smells. charlie: i was trying to think of something on the spot that was undeniably good. on the edge of guilty. there is nothing like it feels to play, or just with an acoustic guitar. but the slide guitar is so expressive. it never stops giving. charlie: he said the best. >> i thanked him for it. if i never got anything else, i would be able to live on that. charlie: you are on the road, too. >> on the road is the fun part. coming up with album after album of songs, when you find a great song. i do not write my own stuff that much, but when i find something that suits me, and i work with my great band, it is the coming up with the record and the promotion is not my favorite part, but it is important. but the touring part i

you're looking up drew hill songs. >> yeah. because i just -- >> i'm not going to trigger your memory with some of the songs that cisco was famous for because i don't think a lady needs to things. but the fact that drew hill is old school now is what i'm thinking about. technically, it's old school because you don't remember the songs. and this would have been in your party, like, climax. like you would have been in the clubs at this time. >> been there with my right on magazine outfit and then -- >> no, it wasn't that long ago. what era are you talking about? it what the in the 2000s. >> okay. teen beat. >>> we'll get to drew hill and them. >>> yeah. but let's talk about bigging news than drew hill. >> the presidential elections and a bit of a recount. donald trump is blasting the efforts going forward in wisconsin and two other battleground states. >> he slammed the recount efforts and the clinton camp. now he's claiming that voter fraud kept him from winning the popular vote. tom llamas has >> reporter: president-elect trump

all of that to be determined and real soul searching for democrats after having been beaten as bad as they were. >> thank you. the president-elect putting health care at the top of his agenda for when he takes office. here is what he said yesterday after meeting with house speaker paul ryan. >> whether it is health care or immigration, so many different things we'll be working on them and putting things up pretty quickly. >> joining us now with his reaction to the potential changes to obama care we welcome ron williams who joins us on the phone. i assume you can hear us. thank you for joining us today, by the way. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be able to join you. >> these head lines are just now crossing the wires apparently donald trump is speaking to the wall street journal and says about obama care that he is open to keeping certain parts. for example, he is willing to allow parents to continue to extend coverage to their children to the age of 27 and willing to keep protection for pre-existing conditions. what are you expecting here? do you expect a feeling that maybe obama ca

>>> and democrats doing soul searching after a stunning loss. do they dig in and fight or look for common ground with republicans. >>> and reckoning on capitol hill. an early congressman who jumped on the trump train explains. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >>> we are momentarily showed you live a rocket taking off in california. that spacecraft is hurtling into orbit where it is dropping off a commercial imaging satellite. capturing more than 250,000 scare miles a day. so where goes the u.s. space program now? let's bring in mike wall, a senior writer for space koikt. thank you for writing us. >> we canceled the shuttle program a long time ago, and a lot of americans are wondering where is the u.s. space program these days? >> we're doing a lot of planetary exploration, and right now nasa is working to get -- nasa want to get to mars by the mid 2030s, that's the official plan right now and that's what they're working for in the human space flight realm. there is a lot going on. many people think it was all about the space shuttle program

but he is someone who is the heart and soul of the president lech's campaign and perhaps his presidency. priebus is someone who can connect trump with capitol hill, has strong relationship with the house speaker, paul ryan, knows mitch mcconel, the senate leader, has a real feel for the party. but it's bannon who brought niejel, the leader from the u.k. and brexit over to meet with trump at trump tower. it is bannon who sees trump as a global populist figure, someone who can change the way not only american democracy and government work but america's role in the world, as being more populist and national sis, not along the usual right left spectrum. >> rose: what does that mean more populist and nationalist in terms of specific international policy. >> i think you have to pay close attention to trade. you don't see congressional leaders at the moment inching to do anything on trade. what bannon and trump will do from the outset based on my reporting is really renegotiate trade deals around the world, dealing directly with different countries from the executive branch that is going to be

this is a live look at capitol hill. this is where republicans wrapped their vote, in a vote of confidence of paul ryan, reta retaining his post as house speaker. democrats doing soul-searching on the left while the party tends to regroup, they've decided to put off all decisions inform after thanksgiving. this move may put nancy pelosi's leadership in jeopardy. joining me is jerry nadler. after a record number of losses for democrats, do you think that nancy pelosi should remain as minority leader? >> yes, i think nancy has done an excellent job as minority leader and i -- well, we gained seven or eight seats, a lot fewer than we expected to gain, but i don't put that up to her. i think that we'll have to look at what this election was all about, but it tracked the presidential election very much. >> whi put off any type of decision until after thanksgiving? why halt any momentum the democrats need at this moment? >> there were people in the caucus who wanted an opportunity to discuss this and everybody thought it was r

. >> beyonce scored four awards including video album and song of the year and best r&b soul singer. neither artist was there to accept their awards. >> that sucks. the group that was there bringing down the house, the mega reunion of drew hill performing a medley of their greatest hits. ♪ my friends keep telling me about things going on but deep in my heart ♪ >> how do you not remember this song? >> i don't remember this song. >> geez. >> i think i woke up once cisco went solo. >> i remember when he did that. drew hill also officially releasing their first new single in six years, change, focussing on victims of police brutality and a message about how we all need to come together to change the world. it's kind of exciting that cisco is back. >> yeah. >> got the moves back. >> more thong, thong, thong. >> i didn't want to go there but yeah. >> it's a great song. >> it's a word. it's a thing. >>> next, lady gaga getting emotional. >> the six-time grammy award winner talking about everything from her break up to drawbacks of fame. >> she broke down into tears when she discussed th

very close to that, joe concha, "the hill" media reporter with us right now. joe, the media would obviously want to step back and reassess this. there is very little soul-searching going on outside of saying polls got it wrong. but not that they got it wrong. there is a difference, is there not. >> a huge difference, neil. what we saw here, as a result of this is that the traditional media machine is now a shadow of itself in terms of influence. think about what trump said. this was the greatest pile-on in political media history and he was right. and one poll that always stands out at me, neil, "usa today"-suffolk, americans felt by 10 to one ratio that the media was rooting for hillary clinton to win. within that poll, even clinton supporters, majority of, that they felt trump was getting a raw deal and media was biased against him. clinton supporters. think about it. the we talked abt it time and again. quote approval by clinton campaign "new york times" sending reporter over. three instances of "politico" reporters sending reporters for stories in advance.

joining us from capitol hill, kasie hunt. kasie, a lot of big battles ahead in congress for democrats within their own ranks a with donald trump with his own party. >> mika, that's right. look, there's a lot of soul searching going on right now for democrats. and my feeling is that it's on the way to getting worse before it gets better. but chuck schumer, he's a different kind of leader than harry reid was. he was obviously has been the leader in the senate for quite some time, is now stepping down. what you're seeing schumer try to do is make sure that everyone person who might cause him a major headache in the next two years is as close to him as possible, is getting a seat at the table. that explains why you have bernie sanders standing there and joe manchin as well. the senator from west virginia. coal country. obviously, they're a little at odds idealogically or have been historically, and schumer himself reflected a little bit on the challenges that democrats are facing now that they have lost this election. and explain