sarah rosario nbc news. meantime officials are trying to preparing for another night of uncertainty, hoping to go home soon. sarah rosario nbc news. night of uncertainty, hoping to go home soon. sarah rosario nbc news. meantime officials are trying to out how this fire started. they're still not ruling out arson. construction projects is delayed.... the university of iowa stead family children's hospital was supposed to open on december tenth... now, there's no exact date for when it'll open... administration saying perhaps around february it's been under construction for four years decision 2016 coverage tonight... administration today the newest addition? the co-owner of the chicago cubs- todd ricketts he's been named trump's pick for deputy commerce secretary. also joining team trump ... billionaire investor wilbur ross as commerce secretary ... former goldman sachs executive steven mnuchin added as treasury secretary - ] and trump is vowing to remove himself from business to focus on the presidency. trum

sarah rosario was there tracking the historic moment. >> reporter: many people here in new york, the donald trump supporters are very glad, but

sarah rosario joins us from little havana, miami where crowds say that they are not celebratin death but instead they hope for a new chapter of freedom. >> reporter: dancing on sidewalks, to the rhythms of pots and pans, cuban-americans in miami haven't stopped partying since friday. >> i would call him a dictator, >> reporter: celebrating the death of cuban president fidel castro, who ruled for more than 50 years. >> hopefully we will have a future democracy in cuba and i will be able to visit the land of my birth. >> reporter: even though his brother raul castro is in charge, residents in little havana hope communist ideologies died with fidel castro making room for prosperity and freedom. a good thing for the economy, tours him. american airlines and launched the first commercial flight from miami and new york to havana. another step toward restoring diatic lations. this as cubans in the homeland are in the midst of nine days of mourning. today, they will pass fidel castro's remains in revelation square, a somber atmosphere with many protesters known as the ladies in white, forced

sarah rosario. where will donald trump and his campaign be tonight as the results come in? >> so we know that he is going to be at the hilton midtown. there has been an issue with the credentials about 5,000 credentials were requested so far. only 700 given out. we'll see what happens as the the night goes on. a heightens sense of security especially at the hilton where party tonight. sarah rosario. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> and everyone wants to know what we'll be waking up to this time tomorrow. >> we have a familiar face to talk about all of the expectations for the election and what happened next. michael fourtnoir is back with us. what can we expect? >> one of the things i think is often over looked is weather. for people who might otherwise be sort of kept in the house because of the weather, it is not going to be an issue. turn out should be up around the country not just because of the weather but also because of of the excitement that people have regardless of whoever the candidat

sarah rosario is live where a look at what is next for the president-elect. sarah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, eun. while many of donald trump's supporters in the room erupted in cheers, they were energized states. i think many people, especially in the political world, were shocked and taken back by the results of in election. here's the 70-year-old billionaire with no previous government experience and taking this lx -- yesterday the seat was trailing in the polls and we were told he had to win the key battleground states. and he put in a lot of effort in the last couple of his campaign trail to do just that. and he was able to do battleground states of florida, ohio and pennsylvania. and he turned democratic michigan red. and now only time will tell if he'll live up to the promises that he's made while campaigning. while he was giving a speech yesterday, well, earlier this we'll cover those later on this morning. >>> and the clinton campaign eventually told everyone to go home. >> reporter: i'm jim handly at the john podesta told suppor

. >> sarah rosario live in new york city. there are two other candidates on the president as well. jill stein and gary johnson is the libertarian party nominee r. >>> it is time to check the lec day forecast. storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell says we're starting off chilly but a warm up it will be perfect voting weather for everybody in the district. maryland, and virginia today. get outside and exercise your power in democracy. we've got clear skies and it is cold this morning. western fairfax county out to loudoun county. all below freezing this morning. 29 at dulles, 28 manassas. 28 in warrenton and down near freezing across montgomery counties as well. right here in the city it is through the morning hours into early this afternoon by 3 or 4:00. the clouds will start to be on the increase but it will be a mild one. temperatures mid-60s at noon. 67 at 3:00. clouds will start to thicken up late tonight. that will lead us for a chance of rain. the leading edge of the clouds it will be here by 6:00 tonight or just now in southwestern parts of virginia but again, rain chances hol

nbc's sarah rosario reports o investigation. >> reporter: the scene of a bus nearly split in half by a tree is a heart breaking reminder of the young children and the dozens of others injured monday afternoon when their bus driver swerved off the road. >> we have five confirmed deaths. we have of those deaths, three were in the fourth grade, one was a kindergartner, and one a first grader. >> reporter: while the cause of the crash is still under investigation, police say speed is a strong factor arresting the charged with five counts of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment, and reckless driving. >> reporter: of the 37 elementary school students on board, 24 were rushed to the hospital. here at irlinger hospital where the children were taken several are still fighting for their lives in desperate need of blood. that's why local blood banks are asking for volunteers to help meet the need and people in the community are coming out in droves to support. t the world is for a parent to mourn the loss of a child. >> reporter: a tragic loss just days before thanksgiving. even for the nt

live in new york city sarah rosario. cheryl back to you. >>> it's 6:49 trump to win. is it fair to say that this is unlike any other day after election morning you had? >> i don't remember anything where the polling was this wrong in this country. as you know it missed the brexit whole where the british -- poll -- most of those polls were wrong so there have been some big polling misses around the world but we have bind -- we've been the exception with polls that have been mostly accurate. they pointed out that the national vote may be very close. in fact hillary clinton may win the national vote. it's the state polls -- most of them stopped three or four days before the end and that's when things were moving so dramatically. i think when we go back and look at it i will be one of the big flaws in florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin where things were moving and a lot of people quit pollin >> i wanted your take on that because you've been doing this a long time. it's interesting because the polling on the presidential race seem to be so far off -- seemed t

nbc's sarah rosario reports. >> reporter: with tears in their eyes and flags in their hands, thousands wait in line for hours to pay respects to the former communist dictator fidel castro. >> you see soldiers crying, old ladies crying, men cry. >> reporter: at the top of each hour the boom of a 21 canon salute sounds during this official nine days of mourning. tonight many of those people revolution square. in power now for ten years his brother raoul will speak tonight reflecting on castro's life and legacy. >> we all are very sad with the loss of our commander. >> reporter: as the line snakes to get a glimpse of the memorial with castro's remains government and state workers asked mourners to sign oaths pledgeing loyalty to his ideal. >> love him or hate him he was incredible man. cuba. >> reporter: after tonight's service castro's ashes will travel on a three haf day journey across cuba. now looking ahead for many lies an uncertain future with loosened u.s. trade restrictions and embassy in havana. >> we grew up always thinking the president has all the answers. now i don't think an

sarah rosario nbc news. this morning, an n-b-c affiliate in tennessee says five students died, six have critical injuries and more than 20 others were treated at the hospital. police are trying to figure out caused a deadly crash in cedar falls. they say richard coleman junior was on highway 57 when his car hit a concrete pillar for the he was the only person in the car. very scary moments for a woman in waterloo. she's sitting in her living room when a car barrels into the home. it happened over the weekend on prospect avenue. a big hole left in the side of the home after the driver backed into it. a lot of debris all over the living room. gonna sit down i know it wasn't the chair breaking when i heard that crash you know i sat down and just heard a big boom and then just to see a car sitting there" the driver faces charges for driving under the influence -- but he tells kwwl he was not drinking. police say they could smell alcohol on his breath. twenty years in prison for the man who kidnapped and killed a

nbc's sarah rosario joins us live from pigeon ford, tennessee, one of the hardest hit areas. sarah? >> reporter: yeah, jim and pat, rain moving through this area earlier today has helped some, but it does nothing for the buildings and homes like this all you can see are the charred remains from the wildfire. just tearing through this area. people we spoke to today tell us they literally were forced to run for their lives. now in shelters, they wonder when they'll be able to go home or if they even have one. in the gateway to the smoky mountains, home to popular tourist destinations, a historic wildfire reducing homes and buildings to rubble is finally letting up. >> i mean, it was literally, >> reporter: the largest fire for the volunteer state in more than 100 years. leaving four dead and several missing. >> watch as we drive past, you're going to see a huge flame right here. >> reporter: tammy lang and her husband are among more than 14,000 forced to leave. rushing to get to safety through ash and smoke. >> and all you could think is, we got out, but we're going to die. >> reporte

sarah rosario, nbc news, pigeon forge, tennessee. weather this afternoon. meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the weather.... the same storm system that brought us monday's rain continues to crawl across the country at a snails pace, the center of the low pressure will move across wisconsin today and into wrapping a bit of moisture around it. this means scattered light rain showers mixing in with scattered light snow showers will be present this evening and into the overnight hours when more snow a north carolina prosecutor says a charlotte police officer will ?not? face charges for shooting and killing a black man in a case that touched off several nights of unrest in the city. officer brent vinson shot and killed keith lamont scott back in september. scott was sitting in his vehicle when he police video showed officers shouting for scott to drop a gun numerous times. scott's family has said he was not armed. but the prosecutor says evidence indicates that he did, in fact, have a gun. the f-b-i says a somali-born student who carried out a car-and-knife

sarah rosario nbc news. this morning, an n-b-c affiliate in tennessee says five students died, six have critical injuries and more than 20 others were treated at the hospital. police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash in cedar falls. they say richard coleman junior was on highway 57 when his car hit a concrete pillar for the 218 he was the only person in the very scary moments for a woman in waterloo. she's sitting in her living room when a car barrels into the home. it happened over the weekend on prospect avenue. a big hole left in the side of the home after the driver backed into it. a lot of debris all over the sitting on the ouch -- she would have been hit. "it was just like okay i am gonna sit down i know it wasn't the chair breaking when i heard and just heard a big boom and then just to see a car sitting there" the driver faces charges for driving under the influence -- but he tells kwwl he was not drinking. police say they could smell alcohol on his breath. twenty years in prison fo

faces multiple charges tonight nbc's sarah rosario has the moreh the scene. (sot / dr. kirk kelly, interim have of those deaths, 3 were in the fourth grade, one was kindergartner and one was a first grader." the mangled piece of metal is now in hands of the national transportation safety board. as the community tries to cope. (sot / demetrius jenkins - chattanooga resident :25 - :31) think about anything right now." 35 students were on board monday when the bus driver johnthony walker was going well over the 30pmh speed limit before losing control of the bus. now he's facing five counts of vehicular manslaughter reckless endangerment and reckless driving. (sot / dr. kirk kelly, interim superintendent for hamilton county schools :52 - :57) "they will always be with us throughout our lives. this is something that we will never forget here as a community." school leaders kept classes as scheduled tuesday to provide counselors for those who need it most. (sot / yvonne woodruff - chattanooga resident 1:04 - 1:08) "pra for the families that lost their children." while police

sarah rosario reports of the latest on the investigation the scene of a bus nearly splint in half by a tree is a heartbreaking reminder of the young children killed and the bus driver swerved off the road. "we have 5 confirmed deaths. we have of those deaths, 3 were in the fourth grade, one was kindergartner and one was a first grader." while the cause of the crash is still under investigation police say speed is a strong factor.. arresting 24-year-old driver overnight. "johnthony walker is being charged with five counts of vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and reckless driving."of the 37 elemenry school students on board 24 were rushed to the hospital. "here at erlanger hospital several of those children are still fighting for their lives in desperate need of blood. it's why local blood banks are asking for volunteers to meet the need and the community is coming out in droves to support." "the most unnatural thing in the world is for a parent to mourn the loss of a child."a tragic loss just days the ntsb it's personal."we send our condolences to the parents of those children

rosario reports. mourn and grapple for answers this scene is etched into their minds...a mangled school bus on its side.....wrapped around a tree.the emergency call went out at about 3:30 monday afternoon(sot emergency radio)"it going to be an mvc involving a school bus flipped off the roadway, it is occupied with children. they believe there is ejections . ems is started." ????the bus...packed with 35 children.....ranging from kindergarten through 5th grade. (sot-broadcastify)"i can see an arm moving but i don't know if anyone can children were rushed to the hospital.police questioned the bus driver and overnight announced he is under arrest. (chief fred fletcher/ chattanooga police department:38-:53)"johnthony walker is being charged with five counts of vehicular homicide...wreckless endangerment and wreckless driving to begin with there may be more charges added when this proceeds to the jury here in hamilton county" investigators have warrant to remove the black box from the bus as they try to det

nbc's sarah rosario has more on the damage. >> reporter: in the gateway to the smoky mountains, home to popular tourist destinations, a historic wildfire reducing homes and buildings to rubble is finally letting up. >> i mean, it was literally like driving through hell. >> reporter: the largest fire for the volunteer state in more than 100 years. >> watch as we drive past. you're going to see a huge flame right here. husband are among more than 14,000 forced to leave. rushing to get to safety through ash and smoke. >> all you can think is we got out but we're going to die. >> reporter: now safe in a shelter, they're anxious to know the status of their home. sadly jerri and jeff morgan already learned theirs. >> that was our big beautiful stone wall. >> reporter: recently remodeling share pigeon forge house, parts are now burned beyond recognition. >> my mom and grandmother's wedding dress. pictures. my mom's of starting over now top of mind, others are still in harm's way. more than 200 firefighters are taking the brunt of the blaze. but with eight new fires overnight and storms topp

that's where we find "today in the bay's" sarah rosario. after a frantic day of campaigning, trump made his final bid to energize support. what do you think? did it work? >> reporter: we'll see. we're told donald trump is expected to be voting here in the next couple hours. you would think he would be resting after campaigning in five states yesterday alone, ending his campaign early this morning. but here outside of trump tower we have police officers and countersecurity terrorism officers blocking off the street all in an effort to make sure people stay safe. meantime, trump ended his campaign in michigan early this morning. michigan is a critical state because in the past six presidential elections, those voters there have picked the democratic candidate. while he is still trailing in some polls, he is hoping to pull out and pave the way for an upset win. barnstorming those battleground states of florida, pennsylvania, north carolina, also making a stop in new hampshire while he's done all he can to close the deal, ultimately now it is u

"today in the bay's" sarah rosario joining us with details on what is a troubling investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. 24-year-old bus driver is facing a list of charges this morning. there are still many questions left unanswered like how did this happen. people who saw the crash say the children were forced to get out of the bus through the hatch of that bus. many of those kids were rushed here to the hospital. six of them are still fighting for their lives. meantime local police are at the scene of the crash. they still have it closed off and they're waiting for the ntsb to finish their investigation. that's something that's expected to take lots of time. no word yet on how long it will take. officials say speed played a factor in the crash, but there's no word yet what caused the driver to run into the side of the road and into a tree. we know he was contracted by another company to drive that bus. we were told he wasn't cooperating with police. they arrested him overnight. he's now facing five kouchbts of vehicular hochl side, reckless en daengermen

sarah rosario, nbc4 news. >> our coverage listen continue all morning. >>> still ahead this morning, we'll check in live at the clinton campaign headquarters in new york city to see reaction from there. >>> and i'm angie goff here in the studio to bring you reaction we'll tell you everything we are hearing about today. >>> plus, d.c. pushed for statehood. what is next on the district's path to become the 51st state of the union. >>> and good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. there you have it, rain drops coming on in. how long they're going to last and exactly how long this rain chance may linger into tonight, >>> welcome back at 4:42. donald trump is our country's next president. we're here for you to bring you his major announcement from every angle. >> reporter: i'm outside the white house this morning where we'll be checking in on the reaction as it pours in. we'll bring it all to you as you start to plan you i'm going to turn to meteorologist chuck bell. it's already raining where we are at the white house. >>> and there's more moderate rain moving i

sarah rosario nbc news. the n-t-s-b is also investigating the crash. for more on today's tragedy, head over to our website kwwl dot com. some rain in the forecast let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast are tracking a storm forecast to impact us late possible north of highway 20. temperatures warm above afternoon and continues through cold rain with temperatures most of the time in the upper 30s. a gusty southeast thanksgiving day is dry, but we accumulation across eastern iowa would be 1" of snow or we are tracking another storm forecast to bring more rain sunday into monday. here is additional forecast forecast to impact us late possible north of highway 20. the light wintry mix may linger into tuesday morning. temperatures warm above freezing by late tuesday morning changing any mix to rain. rain morning before tapering off in the afternoon. this will be a cold rain wih the upper 30s. a gusty wednesday. thanksgiving day is dry, but we are tracking a chance for light snow thursday ni

nbc's sarah rosario reports. >> reporter: with tears in their eyes and flags in their hands, thousands wait in line for hours to pay respects to the former communist dictator fidel castro. >> you see soldiers crying, old ladies crying, men cry. >> reporter: at the top of each hour the boom of a 21 canon salute sounds during this official nine days of mourning. tonight many of those people

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sarah rosario nbc news. we expect to learn more today about the timeline for presidential election recounts. green party candidate jill stein filing paperwork in wisconsin asking for a recount there. election workers there say there's no evidence of any hacks.. or that machines were compromised. they add it will be difficult to finish the recount by the stein is also expected to request a recount of the presidential election in pennsylvania. that deadline is later today. stein says it's important to investigate that "every vote was "it benefits all of us i think helping one guy and hurting another guy. this is about also in pennsylvania -- evidence of election tampering. we now know the name of the first finalist in the u-n-i president search. neil theo-bald served as president of temple university from 2012 until august of this year. he'll spend the day on campus tomorrow. there are three finalists- each will visit campus this week. a fourth candidate dropped out. following the visits -- the board of regent

(standup: sarah rosario / chattanooga, tn. :45 - :59) in desperate need of blood. it's coming out in droves to support." (sot / mayor andy berke - the loss of a child." a tragic personal. (sot / christopher hart, ntsb chairman 1:12 - 1:21) every day. i understand that. we happening again." investigators have a warrant to remove the black box from the bus as they try to this was the start of the students' thanksgiving break. police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash in cedar falls. they say richard coleman junior was on highway 57 when his car hit a concrete pillar for the 218 overpass. he died. he was 30. he was the only person in the car. it's up to the grand jury to jerime mitchell was shot after a traffic stop near coe college police believe mitchell started a fight with officer lucas jones before the shooting. many people want to see the dash cam video. jones was also part of another "an officer who has a history in shooting you know killing somebody and now paralizing somebody that doesn't add up, something needs to be done they need to let hi

sarah rosario tells us what else the investigation is focused on as families in chattanooga mourn and grapple for answers this scene is etched into their minds...a mangled school bus on its side.....wrapped around a tree. the emergency call went out at about 3:30 monday afternoon "it going to be an mvc involving a school bus flipped off the roadway, it is occupied with children. they believe there is ejections . ems is started." the bus...packed with 35 children.....ranging from kindergarten through 5th grade. "i can see an arm moving but i don't know if anyone can get to it" and overnight announced he is under arrest. "johnthony walker is being charged with five counts of vehicular homicide...reckless endangerment and reckless driving to begin with there may be more charges added when this proceeds to the jury here in hamilton county" investigators have warrant to remove the black box from the bus as they try this morning, an n-b-c affiliate in tennessee says five students died, six have critical injuries. more than 20 others were treated at the hospital. police are trying to figure

sarah rosario, nbc news. >>> montgomery county police have identified the two people killed in a four-car crash last night in gaithersburg. 27-year-old steven diaz and george kerry. this happened before 8:00 on airport road. lane. a fourth vehicle was also involved. a maryland state trooper is recovering after a driver smashed into his car on the beltway. this is the second time this month a driver hit a trooper's car on the beltway. sunday the trooper was in it his car when christopher howard slammed into it. howard was charged with dui. that trooper is expected to be okay. since january 15 maryland state troopers have been hit while working on the beltway. >>> say good-bye to metro safetrack work for a few days. line ends today. during that time crews replaced power cables, fixed track switches and repaired signal lights. on monday metro crews will work on safe track orange and silver lines. 24 days of single tracking between east falls church and west falls church. >> and today president obama will award 21 presidential medals of freedom, our nation's highest civilian honor awarded to

sarah rosario was there tracking the historic moment. >> reporter: many people here in new york, the donald trump supporters are very glad, but overall many people are shocked by the results of the election. donald trump, a 70-year-old billionaire with no previous government experience, pulling out a win for this presidential race. he will become the 45th in his acceptance speech, he congratulated hillary clinton for a hard-fought race and commending her efforts. but he said while the campaign is over, the work is just beginning. he made several promises to the american voters and the people saying he would create jobs and strengthen the economy and would lower taxes. view as important. >>> and many hillary clinton supporters left in tears just moments before trump was predicted the winner of the presidential race. tracie potts is live in new york city. we're hearing that secretary clinton will speak this morning? >> reporter: right, aaron. we just don't know when yet, but her campaign says, her campaign official says she will come out to say something this morning. she didn't last n

. >> thank you very much, sarah rosario. could be a long night for you. see you tomorrow. >> get some rest. >>> let's go back to local measures, kris. here at home people in three bay area counties voting on measure rr. it impacts b.a.r.t. it's on the ballot in san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties, it proposes $3.5 billion in bonds to help the infrastructure and relieve overcrowding and increase b.a.r.t. safety. it would come with a $5 and $55 property tax increase. b.a.r.t. says it is needed to keep the system running as it is. opponents say they are worried b.a.r.t. has a history of mismanaging the budget. >>> voters in san jose deciding on a major pension initiative today. measure f would end a four-year battle. if it's passed it would essentially leave the city to adopt retirement pension benefits agreements that have already been reached with 11 unions in the city including fire and police. it would supercede the controversial measure b passed in 2012 with significant cuts to those benefits. supporters say it's critical to replace measure

sarah rosario, thank you for that. >>> looking beyond the election, there is so much riding on today's election. namely control of congress and implications of that. halle jackson gives us a look at the down ballot breakdown. >> right now, republicans control congress but take a look at our senate battleground map for tomorrow night. arizona looks pretty safe for john mccain, same thing for florida with rubio. high latino turnout in nevada could hurt republicans. we'll make that blue. the democrat in indiana seems to be losing steam. in pennsylvania, she's picking up momentum. let's drill down on the three states left. these are basically coin flips. watch what happens when we move these to these numbers on the top of your screen under this scenario. missouri, democrat jason kander could unsee the the sitting senator there. in richards burr in north carolina hangs on to his see the, and kelly ayotte in new hampshire, it is a 50/50 split. in the senate with the supreme court nomination on the line with the future of the affordable care act and immigration reform. what happens then? well

sarah rosario has more on that and more on the reaction coming from miami's little ha vab van na district. >> dancing on sidewalks rhythms of pots and pans. they haven't stopped partying since friday. >> a dictator, a thug, a murder muhrerer. >> celebrating the death of fidel castro, ruling for more than 50 years. >> hopefully, we will have a featured democracy in cuba and i'll be able to go back and visit the land of my birth. >> even though his brother, raul, is in charge, cubans hope castro's communism dies with him, making room for prosperity and political freedom. a a good thing for the economy, tourism. american airlines and jet blue launched the first commercial flights from miami and new york to havana, another step of restoring diplomatic relations. this as cubaens in the homeland are in the midst of nine days of mourning. today, they'll pass his remains in revolution scare. the ladies in white forced to celebrate behipd closed doors, telling nbc news they'd be put in jail if they marched the streets the first sunday in 13 years they haven't protested, but exiled cubans in miami

sarah rosario joins us from the hospital where children were taken after the crash. we understand there are some kids still in critical condition right now. >> reporter: that's right. we're told there are still six kids fighting for their lives at this hospital. we're told six others are here, but not in critical condition, as you mentioned. their bus driver has been arrested, 24-year-old johnthony walker. he's facing several charges this morning. again, there are still many questions left unanswered. police do say that speed played a factor in this crash and now the ntsb are investigating. they are rooifd in chattanooga early this morning, will be taking their time to look through this case and look through all the evidence to find out exactly what caused that driver to swerve off the road and to hit a tree. witnesses say they saw children climbing out of that school bus through the roof hatch of that bus. 24 children rushed here to the hospital. those who were able to survive have been treated and released. local officials are not releasing the names of the childre

sarah rosario reports of the latest on the investigation the scene of a bus nearly splint in half by a tree is a heartbreaking reminder of the young children killed and the