--electors for donald trump and micheal r. pence. robert asher, michael downing, theodore christian, margaret ferraro, christopher gleason, joyce haas, ash khare, james mac elstina pickett, patricia poprik, andrew reilly, carol sides, gloria lee snover, richard stewart, lawrence tabas, christine toretti, carolyn sunny welsh, they have received 2,000,009 hundred 70,733 votes 2,000,97003rd -- thousand 733. pocket constituting the greatest number of votes for the persons voted for. they are therefore the person a duly elected and appointed electors of the president and vice president of the united states to meet at the seat of government in this commonwealth being in the city of harrisburg on the first monday after the second wednesday in december, being the 19th day of december, 2016. -- a d where the respective terms prescribed by the constitution of the united states to begin on the 20th of january, a.d, 2017, and perform such duties as devolved upon them under the constitution and laws of the united states. signed, tom wolfe, governor. >> thank you. a certificate of ascertainment w

-month-old asher. >> when asher was little, we realized he really likes the camera he loves the attention. >> and the camera loves him. >> when nash spotted a casting call for carter's clothing. she decided to submit asher's head shots to a modeling agency in atlanta. it never occurred to her that asher's down's syndrome would prevent him from even being considered. >> the agency emailed me and submitting him because the criteria didn't specify they were looking for a baby with special needs. >> did you feel angry at all? >> i did, yes. when i realized that this happened, in the world you know with advertisements, i was hurt because here you know, here's my little boy, you know, i look at him and nothing's wrong with him. >> not sure what to, do nash posted about the experience on facebook with this photo before long it went viral. advocates say the reaction shows that society's idea of evolve with it. >> the face of disability is constantly changing. we know more, we do more. and we ask for more. >> we are demanding more. you know, we're demanding opportunity. >> more brands ar

old asher. >> when he was little, we realized that he really likes the camera and loves the attenti attention. >> the camera loves him. >> she decided to submit asher's head shot. it never occurred to her that his syndrome would prevent it? >> the agency e-mailed me back. she did not submit him on because the criteria did not specify, they were looking for a -- >> when i realized that this was happening in the world with advertising, i was hurt. here is my little boy. i look at him and nothing's wrong with him. >> nothing sure what to do. she posted the experience out of facebook with this photo and before long, it went viral. >> the reaction shows that society's idea of beauty is evolving and companies need to evolve with it. >> the face is constantly changing and we know more and we ask for more. we are demanding more and opportunities. >> more brands are using models with disabilities including fisher price target at mcdonald's. that opportunity came for asher when his mom's facebook post caught the attention of the ceo of osh k' osh bgosh. he's a brand new face. >> i want people

ascertained that the --electorslect doors for donald trump and micheal r. pence. asher, michael downing, theodore christian, margaret gleason,christopher joyce haas, ash khare, james mac ,eally, elstina pickett patricia poprik, andrew reilly, ,arol sides, gloria lee snover richard stewart, lawrence tabas, christine toretti, carolyn sunny welsh, they have received 33 votes constituting the greatest number of votes for the persons voted for. they are therefore the person a duly elected and appointed the president and vice president of the united states to meet at the seat of government in this commonwealth being in the city of harrisburg on the first monday after the second wednesday in december, being the 19th day of december, -- 2017-- ade, 26 agreeably to the laws of this commonwealth. and of the united states. where the respective terms prescribed by the constitution of the united states to begin on the 20th day of january 82,017. 2017,th of january, a.d, as perform such duties follow-up on them under the constitution and laws of the united states. signed, tom will, governor. -- signe

national championship. go ahead. >> so we are going to be looking at asher nash who is the newest face of oshkosh b gosh. they submitted to photos to a modelling agency in hopes of reaching companies, but she was told they weren't specifically looking for a special needs kid. she took to social media. ultimately, he got the job. you are looking at asher nash. he is getting into other ads with companies like toys r us. it's a happy story. he is the cutest little thing ever. >> how cute is he? >> 15 months. >> are those new glasses? >> they are. you like them? th >> "special report" coming up right now. >>> the expanded hunt for the country's next top diplomat. the foreign policy establishment uproar over a phone call heard around the world. and the president-elect's defense of his use of 140 characters or less to make a point. this is "special report." good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. donald trump is not waiting until he hires his secretary of state to start shaking things up on the foreign policy scene. as the list of candidates for the top diplomatic job grows, the pr

name is called. please rise in your place and answer, present. >> honorable robert asher. honorable mary brockett. honorable robert ozuna. honorable theodore christian. honorable michael downing. honorable margaret ferrero. honorable christopher gleeson. honorable robert gleason. honorable joyce costs. honorable ash car. honorable james macri lane. honorable alvina pickett. honorable patricia pocket. honorable andrew riley. honorable carol sides. over.ble gill really slow honorable richard stewart. honorable lawrence davis. honorable christine perretti. honorable carolyn bunny welsch. >> thank you. 20 electors, having answered to their names, we shall proceed with the business of the 58th presidential pennsylvania college. we are pleased to have one of pennsylvania's distinguished jurists to administer the oath of office at this time. the honorable thomas g saylor, chief justice of the supreme court of pennsylvania. a bible or holy book has been supplied. the oath will now be administered. >> would you please place your left hand on the bible or holy book and raise your right hand?

governmnment d rebelsls accuse eachch other of breaching it fifirst. syrian president asher assad defended his army's defenses. >> if we liberate aleppo from the cover wrists, -- terrorists, they are worried about the civilians. they are not worried about the opposite when the terrace rorists titilde civilians. >> this has led observers to speculate on a cooling of relations between moscow and damascus. despite the deserted streets, thousands remained trapped inside alepeppo. foodod and water is scarce. any hope of an eminent end to the fighting, dashed. brent: we are joined on the line tonight by elizabeth, the world health organization's representative in syria. she joins us from aleppo. good evening to you, elizabeth. thank you very much for taking the time to talk with us. can you tell us exactly what is the situation where you are. what are you seeing? elizabeth: [indiscernible] shooting from the roof. here is her i am. i can see smoke from several areas of aleppo. many injured. they don't have a place for the injured. there are 45 neighborhoods -- four or five neighborhoods.

of a toddler asher nash is modeling outfits from oshkosh b'gosh. his mother landed the contract while campaigning on social media for diversity in the company's ad. so cute, too. >>> well, this probably is not the time of day you want to hear me nagging you about how you need to get more sleep but for drivers, safety experts say it's a life or death issue. weijia jiang reports. >> reporter: a tired driver can doze off quickly as seen in dashboard videos like this. in this one, the driver drifts and rear ends another car. for karen roberts, falling asleep at the wheel ended much worse. >> all it takes is a second and >> reporter: in 1988, roberts was a 21-year-old nurse working a double shift on christmas night. on the way home, she dozed off and smashed into another vehicle. the other driver had minor injuries but roberts was in the hospital for two months with a >> i had to learn to walk and talk and feed myself and dress myself and everything. >> reporter: a new report from aaa show drivers who miss between one to two hours of the recommended seven hours of sleep a night nearly doub

asher. >> the formal votes purr president and vice-president taken separately with each lector stepping forward to place their paper ballot into a smallwood den box to be carefully counted by team of five. in the end, there were no surprises. >> the vote for president of the united states was 20 votes for donald j. trauma and the vote for vice-president fort united states 20 votes for mychal r. pence. >> when the applause died down a handful of protesters shouted their displeasure from the gallery. >> shame on you! >> shame on you! >> shame on you! d. >> reporter: afterward lectors say said they listened to protesters but sided with vote voters. >> more people in the commonwealth voted for donald trump than they did for secretary clinton. so i think the decision was very easy quiet honestly. >> reporter: for the record new jersey 14 electoral votes will go to hillary clinton as will delaware's three votes no apparent diss infections. mr. trump push back the 270 needed he will sworn in as our 45 many president january 20t january 20th. lucy? >> thank you bruce. big blow tonight

a good job. >> bye-bye. >> awesome. next trend is metallics. asher and molly. >> yes. metallics are so hot now. i love them. you can go really big like we did with molly wearing a gold, sequinned romper. $50 from mini bowden and paired it with a velvet cape from dill ard's. and from zara, $50. kept his outfit simple. all eyes on thco >> and look at, tie's undone, totally cool. >> i know. a lady's man. okay? guys, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> now we have suede and leather, hot, right? >> suede and leather. come on out, guys. >> who's next? >> the big girl my beautiful daughter audrey. >> very pretty. >> when it comes to suede and leather, doing faux with the little kids. a look for a lot less money. >> esla and cole here, too. >> audrey is wearing faux leather leggings, $20, to $30, paired with a t-shirt from gap and a cozy pink sweater and a faux leather skirt. $17 from target, you guys. >> that's adorable. >> so cute. >> paired it with a sweater from the gap and patent leather shiny shoes. >> how cute of those? >> shiny patent. >> from zara. >> hey, cole! >> over there, cole

to his girlfriend jordan asher. he popped the question friday night in central park. then this happened to rasmus 70 manhattan early sunday morning. >> dropped me off at my hotel. walking back to their hotel then wanted to get some pizza next to it and as he was walking back a man just came up lined them and stabbed him in the back of his head. >> rasmussen removed the knife himself and handed it over to police. somehow he wasn't seriously hurt but police believe the attack here was not caught was hurt. they also say the attack appears random. >> north carolina's controversial bathroom bill could be repealed in matter of days. state lawmakers there will meet tomorrow to consider eliminating house bill two. the bill requires transgender sit stones use the bathroom of the gender they were assigned at birth not their chosen gender. yesterday the charlotte city council voted to repeal the bill. house bill two was passed earlier this year and it has resulted in high profile business and entertainment boycotts in the state of national hurricane center. >>> the california judge in tha

elohaynu melech ha'olam asher kidshanu bemitzvotav vetzivanu. >> man: vetzivanu. >> anthony: vetzivanu l'hadlik ner -- >> man: so now, you're bar mitzvahed. mazel tov. >> anthony: mazel tov. thank you gentlemen. i've never felt so much like i'm masquerading as something i'm not. i am instinctively -- hostile to any kind of devotion. uh, certainty is my enemy. you know, i'm all about doubt, questioning oneself and the nature of reality constantly. when they grabbed hold of me in -- in a totally non --judgmental way -- essentially, you know, god's happy to have you, you know here you go, oh man you know, my, my treachery is complete. just cause i was raised outside the faith with no particular attachment or loyalty to israel doesn't mean that plenty of people on this earth don't hate me in principle. i know that. but the state of israel, i never really knew what to think. first, look around, it's like everybody says. it's pretty. it's awesome. it's urban, sophisticated, hip, like southern california, only nicer. then you see the young draftees on the streets and you start to get the idea

he's from asher marlboro oh, maryland. court records show he has multiple recent addresses thates show him to be a d.c. resident,n along with a long rap sheet that dates back to 2011 filled with shoplifting incidents, the majority of which johnson pled guilty. just five days before tricias mccauley went missing, johnsonos went before a judge yet again on theft charges, a judge finally ordering he enroll in gps monitoring. he was supposed to show first thing the next morning but there's no record that ever happened. the decedent's vehicle and the suspect was in the 700 block of fourth street. instead, the mpd interim chief peter newsham johnson once again stole from a cvs store while already in possession of mccauley's carccau just hours after the yoga instructor was reported missing. the suspect was involved in a threat at the cvs at that location. he assaulted employees. the news hit this bloomingdaleoi community hard. in consolable friends and neighbors who are now left with the memorize of the 46 year old. she was the type of person evenp if you met her for a reallyreal brief moment

90 reporters were asher nixed or zeroed out moderators or panelists, as there was a moderator along with a panel of reporters. marvin: marching orders. what were the marching orders you gave to these two moderators? frank: be yourself. ask good questions. that was it. we do not know what the questions are going to be. we trust their journalistic integrity, and they rewarded us. particularly these two. mike: the two that we picked here are pretty good examples of why we do the work the way we do it. we pick qualified, intelligent journalists who will ask good questions. we do get lobbied by a of different people. marvin: lobbied by whom? mike: mostly the networks. marvin: and the networks would like to push that anchors? mike: correct. there were five networks we collaborate with, and they are very aggressive in pushing for their favorite correspondents, and we sometimes have examples of where we do not necessarily follow the networks. >> i want to give you an idea of how much we do not follow. the executive director calls me up, and it is a little bit like becoming a made man in the

morning as funeral services for cuban president fidel castro get under way. the 90 year old's ashers will be buried in a private ceremony. a mix of world leader, hollywood actors and athletes are expected to be in attendance. no representative from the united states government is expected. >>> turning back to the deadly fire in oakland. this is what first responders saw when they initially arrived at the scene just before midnight on friday night. on the left and on your right, a scene today. the fire caused the buildings roof to collapse bringing most of the second floor down with it. one witness says the inside of the building was a tinderbox and a place cluttered with furniture, musical instruments and the like. the building has been on the city's radar for quite some time. just weeks ago, an inspector came knocking but couldn't get in. >> before fire ripped through 4,000 feet of warehouse late friday night, the oakland ghost ship, home to the collective was a bohemian wonder landfilled with tapestries, pianos and windows with a view toward more art. >> like a living piece of art.

asher. he popped the question on friday night in central park. then this happened to rasmussen in manhattan early sunday morning. >> dropped me off. they were walking back to their hotel then wanted to get some pizza next to it. as he was walking back a man just came up from behind them and litterly rally stabbed him in the back of his head. >> rasmussen removed the knife himself and handed it over to police. he was not seriously hurt. police believe the at tacker who was not caught was hurt. they say the attack appears random. >> north carolina's bathroom bill could be repealed in a matter of days. state lawmakers will meet tomorrow to consider eliminating house bill two. it requires transgender citizens to use the bathroom of the gender they were assigned at birth. yesterday the charlotte city council voted to repeal the biffle house bill two was passed earlier this year and then resulted in high profile business and entertainment boycotts of north carolina. >> 6:17. the binge eating burglar. surveillance cameras catch a crook with a huge craving for bananas. david. >> all right

congress and csis is there both founded by the late david asher. for those of you who knew him, he was a remarkable remarkable man who we all loved. he lived to see this building, which was really terrific. he started csis over 50 years ago with admiral burke. four years we were at 18th and gay and less opulent surroundings to say the least -- >> that is putting it mildly spirit we would've been doing this book taught in the basement with no windows. we would never have gotten here though without david. it's an honor to be working with the center for the study of the presidency and congress. and, of course, at my friend james kitfield here it was written another remarkable book. i don't have to redo his bio. you all know it. he's one of the best, best military reporters to ever work in this town. he is one of the best authors. he has the respect of the people that he interviews and writes about and the respect of his readers and the respect of tele- journalist. >> thanks for saying that. >> certainly of the policy community who consider him to be someone of, just impeccable talent