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>> you really shouldnt coverny vehicle with window coverings due to the fact those are combustible tiers and those materials itself will start to catch fire based on their radiated heat. >> and rolling down your windows will only let the elements in faster. if you chose b, you made the correct decision. keep those windows closed. >> what you want to do is try to stay encapsulated inside that vehicle as best as you possibly can. its imperative you ensure that your windows are fully close toed cha...

Enormous here. alice, theyre literally standing outside of trump tower, should he invite them up, meet with them, open a dialogue? >> i think it would be a great gesture if there was an organized meeting with the people planning these protests and whether or not it was donald trump or his staff, the top people in his campaign or administration. were seeing protests across the country are well organized, well attended, theyre working with the police to keep them moving, properly, and doing things...

Information but im in the same position. and i thought hillary was going to win. so, i can do things differently this time. i believe this -- this may have started with clinton, but then we went into george bush and demonized each other and went to barack obama, and switched places and demonized each other. its getting worse, and in the 2020 if we dont change this, i dont know how this works out, but were not listening to each other. we go to the grocery store now, don, and we dont everyone buy ...

Diametric opposites when it comes to immigration policy. no question, the wall will get built but how quickly will it get done and who helps pay for it. >> so what do you make of that? are they going to build that wall? >> i dont know whether theyll build a wall or not. the reality is that the united states hispanic chamber of commerce now represents 4.2 million hispanic owned firms in this country that collectively contribute over $68 billion to the american economy and recognize clearly that e...

Democrats who feel like even in the midst of a change election, and all the various forces that were legitimately arrayed against hillary clinton at the start, the campaign made some missteps and arent really owning it now. >> anne, you and others will write stories fleshing all this out. do you think this will boil over and become a public dispute? or a couple of stories will be written and then the party will move on. >> i dont know, but my gut says the latter. i think theres a -- theres a -- ...

Miami-dade county. good morning, boris. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the big story here in florida has been turnout. already historic. more than 6 point be point 5 million floridians have cast their ballots in the sunshine state. thats more than voted in the entire 2000 election. also whos voting has been important. huge uptick in the number of latinos coming out to vote early. 89% jump compared to 2008. of course, the big question is who are those latinos and who are they supporting? here ...

Youre down in the dumps for a few days. but this time i think the negative effects are going to linger. and its a little bit different whether you talk about, you know, the clinton side or the trump side i, i think the negate reaction is a little different. i think youre see on the clinton side some anxiety and fear about a trump presidency. i think that for the trump supporters, you might see more anger because hes really instilled this notion that hillary clinton is a criminal, that the electi...

Affairs with his anytime he would like to do that. >> so this notion that donald trump has often repeated about, you know, patton would be rolling in his grave, macarthur, because secrecy, theres no longer secrecy, theyre telegraphing, oh, were going to go into mosul. how do you respond to that? >> strategic surprise is what hes talking about. and theres a political, a practical, and humanitarian reason why thats either impossible or not advisable. on the political standpoint we have to understa...

Rolling in his grave, mcarthur, because secrecy, theres no longer secrecy, theyre telegraphing, oh, were going to go into mosul. how do you respond to that? >> strategic surprise is what hes talking about. and theres a political, and practical, and humanitarian reason why thats either impossible or not advisable. in the political standpoint, we have to understand this is an iraqi imperative politically to announce in advance. as you said at the top, isis has controlled this city for two years an...

Its imperative back to that political solution that we limit collateral damage to the maximum extent possible. its really sad, chris, we have a very macabre comparison possible here. we dont want mosul to look like aleppo. >> right. right. and you know what, people still dont know what aleppo looks like. and one of the things thats going to happen immediately after this election, youll see us getting over there and showing what life looks like on the ground, and how much harder the day after the...