championship. >> last year's winner, maginous carlsson and the matches will continue in new york city. >> julie banderas is up next with the fox report. >> we'll be back here tomorrow at noon, 4 and 6 eastern. >> the clock is ticking toward inauguration day and president-elect donald trump is working on appointmentes and shaking things up. three dozen people are on the president-elect transition team headed by mike pence. it will have top tier white house advisors and fox news learning that mr. trump spoke on the phone with jeb bush and john kasich and 2012 nominee mitt romney and the president-elects former are campaign manager kelli ann conway said they are

close to naming the chief of staff and they are busier than ever. >> we need someone. and that is what we felt pretty busy. it is a transition for the people up there and working really hard. ndoug mcelway has more on the transfer of power. and what else did we hear from conway? >> the chief of staff position is all but decided. this is key. the chief of staff position is the second most important job in the white house next to the president. they are the true gatekeeper and decide who gets to see the president and many vital roles, but conway would not say who it is. >> it will be in a minute. and there is several people

being considered. and mr. trump will make the decision ultimately. >> speculation is reince priebus is the pick. he may be too valuable of an asset to pass up. other key picks. senator jeff sessions, one of the first to jump on the trump bandwagon. he will have any choice he wants. and steve bannon and corey lewandowski and kelli nan conway. and rudy guiliani. trump is considering to coping some provisions of the affordable care act what is that about? >> reporter: yes, he is considering keeping the provision of denying people with preexisting conditions and

provision to allow adult children to be covered up to age 26. that may not be quite as a big of a deal. each of the repeal and replace have those. repealing obama care may be the easy part but replacing it much harder. >> the problem is to pass a new bill. we have house control. you need 60 votes to pass the bill. you will need eight democratic senators to join us to get a new health care package through the desk. >> it is it hardly likely they will be go for this unless trump offers something in exchange. >> protestors are taking to the streets like here in new york.

[chanting] >> protestors marching up to fifth avenue to trauchl tower. among those demonstrators, film maker michael moore. in portland, more than a dozen people have been arrested since election day. police arrested four. one man is injured but told he is expected to be okay. top democrats are discussing what direction the democrat should state. donna brazile was in damage control after leaked e-mails suggested that she colluded with the clinton camp in the primary. the previous head suffers a similar fate. debbie waszser man shultz.

and brian is here with more. there is a lot of finger pointing going in the democratic party and the election is over. >> it was a stunning te foot and now a source tells fox news, hillary clinton is putting the blunt of the blame on james comey. clinton pinned the blame on comey's letter to congress about the e-mail investigation. it was released 11 days toward election day and raised groundless and basement doubts and stopped her campaign momentum. others are blaming clinton's camp for failing to get to the party base. progressives are looking to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who can shift from the party's establishment to

a progressive shift is. bernie sanders said the democratic party has to be focused on gross're -- grassroots. waren and bernie sanders will work with trump. but protect the voter base. >> latino and muslim children are worried about what will happen to their families. lgbt couples are worried their marriages will be be dissolveded by a trump/pence supreme court. we will stand up to bigotry. >> reporter: 20 seats are up for grab and there is little tomb to regroup. >> who is in line to lead the democratic committee. there is a search for new fresh

faces and they will send a message to the direction they are looking to go. many democrats blame the dnc for colluding to ensure that hillary clinton was the nom no. minnesota representative keith ellison who is a muslim american is favoredit to be dnc chair. and the new party leaders in the future, look for camilla harris. she's getting the buzz of the next female candidate for president. >> we are talking that already? >> i sure did. did you not hear it? >> thank you, julie. turning to the war on terror and a top agenda for president trump. four people were killed inap

attack in afghanistan. and a polish soldier were wounded. the second of defense said a suisicide bomber set off a bomb in a air fold. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. here's more from john. >> reporter: julie, of the four americans killed, two were u.s. service member and two u.s. contractors working in afghanistan and 16 other americans were injured in the attack, all of them part of a larger group of people getting ready for a post veteran's day run. the attack happened inside of the air base, when a man posing as an afghan later. detonated his suicide vest. where the explosives came from

and smuggled in to the base and why the attacker was not flagged in the security screens is under investigation. and top people, incrudding the defense secretary and the president fly into. this is major security breach. >> okaycant are. we will not be detern the in the and ooh so far we don't have more information about their identities and name and ages and where they were from. >> john, thank you very much. >> republicans holding the white

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house advisors. what can we expect as president? >> drain the swamp. we are going to washington and drain the swamp. >> donald trump run his campaign promising to tear washington it pieces. the president-elect has to figure out how to build washington up. >> outreach and inclusion. there has to be be a lot of outreach and come both ways. >> reporter: former majority leader tom dashel said it is 50/50. diplomacy is not his strong suit. >> can he bury the hatchet with paul ryan and offered no endorsement of the trump campaign. >> a unified republican government can fix the country's

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president obama in the meantime preparing to depart the white house in two months from now. and with donald trump's victory many of the president's endeavors could be in jeopardy. what is at stake and what does it mean for president obama's legacy. >> so much of what he did was through executive orders and just as easy they they can be shredded which is what president-elect trump campaigned on. under the president obama administration, millions of undocumented immigrants have received work permits. climate change has been a priority for president obama. and he created energy prukdz and the environment which are expected to be tossed out.

>> the oa he said there are several ats pects of the law he would hike to keep. >> when you replace it, will you make sure people with preconditions and i will have coverag >> you will keep that? >> also for the children living with their parents. very much try to keep that. that is costs. but something to keep. >> reporter: republican law makers said the gop supported those provisions and promossals in replacing obama care. and the nuclear cloel with rieshgs ran and transpacific partnership. trump said he plans to renegotiate. and changes to obama care.

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overnight >> and in a land slide margin. they went for 80- 17 >> the many, many, per there are new ones today that believe that donald trump is not only a supporter but their friend. >> reporter: faith leader ares unloeshed a massive ground game and from this from pence. >> reporter: that was issues that challenged the collective faith conscience. but there was a movement in the leadership. he needed's evangelical advisory panel and catholic panel to bring in the swing vote. the grassroots went undetected. >> they did psa's and six daily

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hospital a chance it survive. >> he's doing so well. >> it is important to see when they have bad days, what they do does matter. >> it makes all of the long night and days of stress worthwhile. four months after he was born he was able to go home and his mother said he is tloifing. >> and thanks to man's best friend. canine for warriors is for veterans struggling for psd. a nitta sat down with one are partees pant. >> and many like to start a relaxing time with a dog.

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