warehouse is. atf is still working to find a cause. this memorial keeps growing. you see a lot of flowers, candles, a lot of artwork, which is a beautiful touching tribute to those who have dedicated their lives to the arts. they came an hour before the service was to begin, but once inside, they realized there was no room left to stand. families and friends filled the room and the halls of the congregation in berkeley to remember the life of media artist jonathan bernbaum. though his life ended tragically with 35 other artists and creative minds in the ghost ship warehouse fire, bernbaum s life was remembered with laughter. i find myself frequently in the position of being asked what did your brother do exactly? reporter: it s been a weekend filled with memorials and tributes to the friends and lives lost last week inside a warehouse converted into living quarters and artistic space. fittingly the tributes include beautiful pieces of art. i love to do art myself. when
recycling bin. so m hillary clinton is learning about our nation s national security secrets and donald trump appeals to voters in america s heartland. the latest from the campaign (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it s late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you re not the boss, mom s the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom s the boss. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. with a little more than two months to go before the general election donald trump is cam paining in the heartland this weekend and hillary clinton gets her first national security briefing. peter duce has the latest from the campaign trail. donald trump is kicking off the weekend at the annual roost and ride veterans bikers events in iowa. and he has been mixing words. hillary clinton thinks she s entitled to be president and her criminal conduct at home and her failed interventions overseas
something. jed, maybe you can inform me. jedediah: pete i have a hard time believing you didn t catch the news. the yard work sounds good. i need to do some of that. maybe i need to catch up on that today. we have a new president-elect. a new vice president elect. expectations and news with respect to the trump administration and legal challenges that persist. we ll bring that to you in the next four hours. joe biden addressing the nation the first time after becoming the president-elect. will: his running mate, kamala harris, the worse woman and woman of color to become the vice president-elect. pete: president trump is not conceding. their campaign is pushing forward to count legal votes inn several states. griff jenkins live in wilmington, delaware, with the latest. good morning, sir. reporter: good morning guys. pete if you weren t watching the news, you must have been wanting to know what the car horn honking, it was loud up and down the east coast. certainly in the park
we ll visit my house to show you how one light bulk can keep you safe from deadly bacteria. with kids across the country heading back to school, parents are providing a healthy breakfast, lunch and snack. joining me now to give us ideas of what we should and shouldn t snack on is registered dietitian and author of the small change diet. thank you for being here today. my pleasure. the name of your book, the small change diet. you wrote it why? too many people try to be healthy and take on too many steps at once. they set themselves up for failure. what i have found is if you make small changes along the way, they feel they can reach their goals so much easier. we were talking before filming people don t taste food anymore. they have no idea what is out there and what they like. they are afraid to try new foods. it s scary if you think about it. there s so many wonderful, healthy foods out there. why not help them explore. yes. here we are starting with fre
little touching for me i just got off that g.o.p. retreat where there was a train crash. what strikes you on the train is there is no seat belts. ed: thankfully most people were safe including you and your family but one person did died in that crash as well. rachel: 50 people injured and two dead. today. todd: these numbers. we have both been through this ed and obviously rachel was literally just in it when u. get these numbers early usually a harbinger of not good things going forward. ed: they have been telling us at least 25 people brought to a hospital there this n. south carolina. remind me a little bit of another major crash march 12th 20rbgs 15. amtrak 18 traveling here in the northeast corridor between new york and washington, d.c. remember, it was going twice the speed limit of 50 miles per hour. hit a curve around philly. 8 people were killed then. more than 200 injured. we haven t seen a tras crash ths large since then. two dead. 50 plus injured. when you get the