john garcia watched the election results late into the night. he saw long lines in philly and chester could have been. we all saw voters holding their place in line so they could cast their vote long after the polls closed. into the american, america's political spotlight beamed on pennsylvania, the presidency and senate in the balance. even now in philly, roughly 20 districts still haven't reported numbers. from harrisberg those in charge of numbers and reporting to the state, they say it's normal for some precincts to be unreported despite the election being calmed. >> it was certainly a busy election, but for a busy election, it felt very normal. >> reporter: montgomery county, officials noticed a glitch early. >> our team started doing what they used to do before we had that website, which is count the ballots by hand. >> john garcia told us the line and wait for results are not what he'll remember most about this election. >> i have never seen anything like this in my life and hopefully we'll never see anything like this again. >> now we di

elvis, john lennon, jerry garcia, princess di. >> 30 of 50 cases eulogies in the book, buckley knew them personally. he is drawing on his own experiences with these people, his own correspondence of these people. he was a best-selling spy novelist. he was great literary touch and light comic touch and used it to conjure people and allow the raider to meet people as bill buckley knew them. this is sweep few of the 209th century. dagen: anybody around as good as bill buckley? >> present company excluded. there can never be anyone as good as bull buckley. anyone as good as beatles. sandra: l.e.d. zeppelin. >> they're not around. the answer is no, he was one-of-a-kind. what would bill buckley made of this election and donald trump and rest of it. we can't know with certainty, i think bill buckley would have been dismayed by the coarseness of our discourse. that is why a torch kept lit is doing so well there is hunger for civility and wit. dagen: brilliant writing. my mother is giving copies as christmas gifts. >> thank you, mom. sandra: "a torch kept lit." james rosen on the couch. we'll kee

lennon, to jerry garcia and makes a great christmas gift. >> glad you called it killing buckley. all right. >> tyrus. >> i'd just like to say, through my career, whether it was wrestling orien entertainment, e always been told no, but thank you to greg gutfeld. >> i know cat will keep from crying. >> i want to say just because i don't have a particularly friendly face does not mean i'm a very nice person. i'm a sweet little cupcake waiting for the chance to let someone let me love. >>. [ laughter ] >> thank you to pete, james, cathlen, our studio audience, greg gutfeld. i love you, america. president-elect donald trump mending fences with former foes as he works to building the administration. i am julie banderas p. this is the fox report. mr. trump holding meetings at his gulf club in new jersey with cabinet member and republicans. and one of the high lost anticipated meeting of the day. and mitt romney said when he critized trump openly in the primary and the president-elect gave the camera thumbs up and romney had this to say. >> very thorough and indepth discussi

((yasmany garcia - cu ((karen castro)) he says: in cuba, everything continues to be the same. ((john tuman - political science professor, unlv: in terms of the pace of current economic reforms and for political opening i actually tend to thing that it's probably not going to have that much of an effect.)) ((karen castro)) unlv political science professor, john tuman, believes cuba will continue to normalize diplomatic relations with the u-s government... even after castro's death. what he doesn't know is how the negotiations will proceed under a donald trump administration. in a tweet this morning, the president elect wrote: if cuba cuban/american people and the u.s. as a whole, i will terminate deal. ((john tuman - political science professor, unlv: would caution about generalize what his policies might be simply of the basis of some tweets and also some things he may have said on the campaign trail when he was trying to win the election.)) ((karen castro)) tuman says it's unlikely for the communist government to collapse... but many cuban americans are holding on to hope. ((

. >> reporter: police say rested garcia monday. he is also a person of interest in another homicide thanksgiving day. detective john white says in road rage cases, drivers should do their best to avoid confrontations. >> that can only escalate the senseless act of violence, a heartbroken family is trying to pick up the pieces. >> there are still good people out there. those girls are going to honor him and be good people, too. >> reporter: the suspect has a long rap sheet including everything from domestic violence to assault, to abuse. he is facing charges of first degree murder. meanwhile, the family has set up a go fund me page to help the family. you find the information on cbsdenver.com. live in denver, tom cbs4 news. >> thank you tom. >>> developing now, the investigation into a sex assault at ponderosa high school. 49-year-old gary postel, a campus security guard is accused of the crime. it happened around this time yesterday at the school. detectives have interviewed the victim. douglas county schools will not tell us much

. >> reporter: police say rested garcia monday. he is also a person of interest in another homicide thanksgiving day. detective john white says in road rage cases, drivers should do their best to avoid confrontations. >> that can only escalate the

people like johnny carson, john lennon, jerry garcia. one of the recurring themes in this is friendships. buckley nurtured friendships. those who give a torch kept lit as a gift, whatever the occasion. will find that it actually serves to deepen friendships. you can go to a torch kept lit.com. a torch kept lit.com. >> one of the great lives in the 21st century james rosen. >> far more prolific than anyone knows. you are fantastic. >> james, you are one of our friends. >> can i stay on the couch. >> all morning long. >> congratulations on the book. >> we have other headlines to turn to now. the book is now closed on the trump university lawsuit. the president-elect agreeing to settle out of court for $25 million. this over claims that it failed to provide quality relationship, educational courses. the settlement includes no admittance of wrongdoing. mr. trump claims is he happy now to focus on his upcoming presidency. and a desperate search for answers this morning after a young mother is shot and killed and her newborn child abducted. po

jaime garcia consulto a expertos en materia migratoria y derechos civiles quienes aconsejan que debe decirse o no a los agentes de ice. >>durante 20 aÑos romÁn martÍnez trabajÓ como agente de inmigraciÓn y participó en el arresto de criminales usados para ser deportados. >> pondremos orden para entrar a la casa, pedimos permiso, teniendo el permiso de pasar psamos. >> muchas veces se restan inmigrantes sin antecedentes criminales, por no tener residencia tambiÉn son deportados. >> obreros basados en argentina habÍa abierto la puerta. >> su gobierno busca su gobierno busca deportar entre 2:03 millones de inmigrantes con antecedentes criminales. >> es un nÚmero exagerado, existen otros estudios. >> sin embargo, el asesor de inmigraciÓn ha expresado que durante el gobierno de trump la definiciÓn de delitos soportables habrÁ de incluir a personas con un ejÉrcito mayor, e incluso a inmigrantes arrestados que aÚn no ha sido convictos. >> quiere expander el poder para que las personas encaran una deportaciÓn. >> la mayor protecciÓn que puede tener un individuo son las mismas

. >> buenos dÍas john no hemos parado de hablar, pero vamos con las preguntas de la gente porque sÉ que son muchas de las duda que tienen, la primera pregunta la enviÓ garcÍa, Él dice soy un dreamers y quiero saber quÉ pasarÁ con el daca 2012, serÉ deportado, ya reno ve mi permiso de trabajo * lo que donald trump dijo que Él iba a terminar daca el primer dÍa, si Él va y cumple su promesa Él puede eliminar el daca, hay una diferencia de quitar el permiso de trabajo y deportar a las personas, tambiÉn Él dijo que iba a tratar de deportar todavÍa hay procesos asÍ que si dios quiere no cumple su promesa de elecciÓn, pero lo podrÍa ser el primer dia que Él coge la oficina. >> hay que esperar. >> pero si Él tiene el poder de terminar el daca inmediatamente. >> ella quiero saber quÉ va a pasar ahora mi esposo es ilegal, yo soy ciudadana nos casamos aquÍ, nacieron aqui, estÁ en peligro de deportaciÓn. >> ya ellos se casaron. >> pero el problema que la persona estÁ ilegal aquÍ, si entro ilegal tiene ciertos problemas obama tambiÉn habÍa hecho un programa donde se podÍa

pop culture figures, john lennon, elvis presley, johnny carson, on his "the tonight show" was a guest 12 times. it a "a torch kept lit" you will find milton friedman who needs no identification for this audience and jerry garcia of the grateful dead. stuart: could william f. buckley could succeed in television and view of politics. >> and his speaking style which took a lyle. neil: he wasn't short to the point punching up headlines. that is not william f. buckley. he sat with his legs crossed. >> i will do it for you. he tended to, slouch like this. and he would usually have a pen in hand, and his eyes were always afire. and he would dodd his tongue out in a strange way. would say things like i would sooner be governed by the first 400 names of the boston telephone di faculty of harvard university. stuart: that is him exactly. ever so slightly. >> like was his third language. he was educated abroad. stuart: he spoke fluent french. >> spanish, french and english, yes. stuart: it's a great book, james. can't let you get away without one more question. >> please. stuart: tomorrow is than