to learn more, contact us for our free medicare guide with no obligations. you can call us at 1-888-800-8813 or visit us at bluecrossma.com/medicareguide. ? >> christa: we have breaking news first here at noon. president-elect donald trump is in whi meeting with president obama. this is the first meeting between the two since the election. and they are talking about trump's transition to his new role as president-elect and soon to be commander in chief. >> sarah: nancy chen has breaking details. >> nancy: sarah and christa, this is an historic meeting. president obama and president-elect trump begin a smooth, peaceful transition of power that goes into effect ten weeks from now. president-elect trump getting

national airport. we got confirmation that they made it in about 11:10 or so. it's been at least 45 minutes so far. there were no live cameras that were aloud for the actual arrival on the south lawn. of course, this meeting comes after a contentious campaign with obama on the trail for hillary clinton. years of trump railing against obama. trump, of course, questioned obama's birth place for years. but today the two have come together for a one on one meeting in the oval office. and president-elect trump melania trump who we understand is meeting with first lady michelle obama. now, trump already has a very packed schedule. he is assembling his team as the president-elect. he is also scheduled to meet with house speaker paul ryan and the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. it is scheduled for 12:30 at the capital building. however, i don't know if they are running late at this point. they are still in the oval office. both are republicans who did not campaign for trump, but they all know say it is time

fences. you are taking a live look there. we are still expecting both president-elect trump and president obama to come out of there soon. it is a very interesting day to be at the white house. ohio governor john kasich who ran against trump and famously refused to endorse him will also visit this afternoon along with hillary clinton supporter lebron james. and the cleveland cavaliers. nancy chen, 7 news. >> not my president, not today! the streets from boston to california. thousands stopping traffic and in some places, causing chaos after trump's win. forecast in boston, angry voters held signs and marched from the common to the statehouse and downtown city streets. the protests here very peaceful, though. jennifer eagan live in boston with more. jen? >> reporter: sarah, boston police say no one was arrested. there were no real issues. today boston mayor marty walsh weighed in on the rallies. he said now is not the time

the rally drew thousands to the statehouse. >> he is not going to be my president. i will never address him as such. >> reporter: and down on to boston common. >> i want to make sure that i stand up for what's right. and send a message. >> reporter: protesters upset about the outcome of the election. today, boston mayor marty wall, acknowledged their frustration but urged calm. >> at this time, we don't need the protests. i mean, right now is probably the wrong time. some of the folks arepr voted. >> reporter: the protest starpted as a facebook event. it swelled to more than 4,000 people. it was created by the boston socialist students, a self-described movement for the 99%. >> i want to make sure that whatever happens, our country stays united and it gets better. >> reporter: roads were closed as demonstrators marched up beacon street. police say the rally was peaceful. >> protests are great. let's take that energy and use it towards making change if we

>> reporter: the mayor also said whether you voted for trump or not, he is now the president-elect. he asked people to see what he does in office. we are live from boston, jennifer eagan, 7 news. >> christa: schools reaching out to students and their parents after the election. they are offering help, even counseling for anybody who is having a hard time with the outcome. let's go to victoria warren. she is in boston with more on this plan. >> reporter: the superintendent wants this to be a teachable he understand it is kids may be happy, sad. they may be confused. they may have questions. that is why he is offering these services. not every parent agrees. boston school kids with their own strong election opinions. >> i don't like donald trump. i don't want him to be the president. >> reporter: 80% of the voters agreed. a number high enough to prompt school and city leaders to worry how mr. trump's victory

they watch tv. they know what's being said. there is a lot of rhetoric going on still yesterday about, you know, people who are undocumented. people who are going to be kicked out of the country. >> reporter: fifth-grader bianca says that rhetoric is taking a toll on her friends. >> they are talking about how they want to go back where they came from. they don't want to be here anymore. >> reporter: there is counseling and support. >> you never know. kids may have some feelings it. kids need to get their feelings out, too. >> reporter: some parents say the schools should leetch these discussions at home. >> this is democracy. this is how america is doing. . >> i explain to her, give guy a chance. you never know. he might do the unexpected. >> reporter: he says it is his job to talk to his daughter. but the schools should step in if the kids aren't getting help from home.

and do what the parents don't do. report tt superintendent says in addition to offering this support and counseling to students, it is also available for teachers. live in roxbury, victoria warren, 7 news. >> sarah: speculation surfacing about what trump's time in office will look like. kris anderson is here with a closer look now. >> kris: sarah, the country is interested, obviously, to find out what president-elect donald trump has planned >> we together are going to drain the swamp! >> reporter: now that his transition to the white house is under way just how realistic are president-elect trump's goals if one of his first priorities, tearing down obamacare. >> real change! begins with immediately repealing and replacing the

>> reporter: trump will lead an all-out assault on the affordable care act. president obama's signature law providing health care to millions. can he do it? file this under maybe. first, congress would need to take action. republicans could have trouble getting the 60 votes to get it to the president's desk, a vote to repeal did make it to president obama earlier this year. under a special budget procedure that required only a simple majority. he, of course, vetoed the repeal. if it makes it to a president trump, the results would likely be a different story. the supreme court. >> the supreme court. it is what it's all about. >> reporter: file this under highly likely. trump is all but assured a more conservative supreme court pick. >> the american people have spoken. president trump will send us a nominee, i assume, early next year. >> reporter: trump has released his list of picks to fill the seat left vacant after the death of justice antonin scalia. among notable names, senator mike lee of utah who did not

and what about some of candidate trump's more extreme plans? >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> reporter: his mexican-funded border wall unlikely. part of the problem: the cost. estimates range from $8 billion to $122 billion. while he says mexico would pay, the country's foreign moneyer is saying yesterday that is not happening. also unlikely, another staple of his campaign. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown the united states. >> reporter: his temporary muz lyme ban unpopular, even among some republicans. candidate trump also signaling he won't take such a hard-line stance. before donald trump can act on his agenda, he has to get situated in the oval offers with president obama's help. that first meeting under way as we speak. he has also created a web site. he is hoping to fill thousands of political appointments.

kris anderson, 7 news. >> christa: the democrats are dealing, of course, with defeat. they are trying to regroup. the party is essentially without a leader and working to figure out their role now on capitol hill. let's go to jonathan hall with more on the aftermath of the election. >> reporter: yeah. when the polls showed that donald trump was headed for defeat, there were questions out there about the future of the republican party. who would lead? well, now it is the democrats facing those issues. this morning, democrats coming to terms with a new reality. control of washington, winning the white house, and holding both houses of congress. >> this is the most incredible political feat i have seen in my lifetime. >> we have been given a temporary lease on power, if you will. i think we need to use it responsibly. >> reporter: democrats defeated but looking for ways to find common ground. the house minority leader nancy pelosi placed a call to trump on wednesday suggesting infrastructure projects are a

pelosi says "we can work together to pass a robust infrastructure jobs bill." senator bernie sanders, klints former rival turned top surrogate. >> our job is to elect hillary clinton. >> reporter: now vowing to work with trump on policies that help the lives of working families. but sanders is also warning to the degree that he pursues racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-environmental policies, we will vigorously oppose him." democrats bracing for a fierce fight immediately repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare! >> reporter: and the supreme court. trump vowing a more conservative pick than merrick garland, president obama's choice. his chances are now dead. >> the supreme court is what it's all about. report t democrats are focused on the future and party standouts who might help lead

harshly critical of the president-elect. >> he thinks because he has a mouth full of tic-tacs, he can force himself on any woman within groping distance. >> reporter: corey booker, a rising star in the party. >> patriotism is love of country, but you can't love your country without loving your countrymen and your countrywomen. >> reporter: hopes are high. capitol hill vowing to continue their investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server. in the newsroom, i'm jonathan hall, 7 news. >> sarah: 7 news will continue to have complete coverage of the election and the aftermath. adam williams anchoring our coverage tonight from washington, d.c. look for his live reports starting first at 4:00. >> christa: breaking news from boston. four protesters were arrested after chaining themselves to the doors of a td bank in downtown crossing.

pipeline on a native-american reservation in north dakota. td bank has extended credit to the pipeline. and the protesters are calling for the bank to cancel the loan. >> for them to divest, not only because fossil fuels belong in the ground. pipelines aren't necessary. i was going to add that at this point, it's equally about the treatment >> sarah: more breaking news out of worcester. two suspects are in custody after a police chase. police say the suspect stands two people in connecticut, stole a car, then took offer towards massachusetts. officers say as the chase ended, the suspects tried driving into police cruisers. no officers were hurt. the two stabbing victims hs are expected to be okay. new details about an alleged rape involving a salem police officer. prosecutors say it was caught

revealed in court yesterday. prosecutors say officer brian butler sexually assailed a man in police custody in the salem police station on halloween morning. butler is the husband of salem's police chief. prosecutors say cameras in the station capture both audio and video of the incident. >> you know, we have a legal process in this country for a particular reason. and it is to vet out the truth. that is what we have... that is where we have to go from here. >> sarah: but to having sex with the inmate. he says it was consensual. >> christa: coming up, growing concern at a new england hospital. a possible case of a dangerous disease. how the hospital is now responding. >> sarah: a manhunt under way in pennsylvania. detectives look for a gunman who opened fire on police. >> reporter: we have seen a mild stretch of weather through this week. will it stick around through

>> reporter: welcome back. thanks for joining us. your thursday forecast looks pretty phenomenal. 8-10 degrees cooler than yesterday. we are seeing plenty of sunshine. that will be the scenario throughout your day. by tomorrow, much cooler weather. especially by the afternoon. it is going to be pretty breezy. today is going to be a little bit more comfortable than your friday forecast. as we head into saturday, things get down right chilly for us. today, mostly sunny skies a couple of addition clouds across the cape. still mostly sunny really. that is going to be even what we will see through much of the day tomorrow as well. again, temperatures a bit cooler than yesterday. we are 12 degrees cooler here in boston. temperatures are warming up, though. some of us started out in the mid-20's. that is where orange was. bedford, in a similar scenario. here in boston, we started out pretty mild. in the upper 30's. we have warmed up about ten degrees.

a mild day for us here in terms of sunshine. we are turning a hair below normal. but pretty close. by tomorrow, highs are going to be a little bit warmer. you can see we are actually looking at those... reaching us by late morning hours, early afternoon. then temperatures will drop like a stone. as a cold front pushes through. this front moving through new england. that will usher in breezy conditions pretty quickly. especially across the cape and the coast. we are also looking at some much cooler air moving in as well. even though we are talking about temperatures highs actually tomorrow in the mid to uper 50's, those will be short-lived, as we head into the afternoon. temperatures are fall off pretty quickly. today, highs in the mid to low 50's. again, pretty seasonable for us. tomorrow, highs around 11:00, noon. as we head into the afternoon and that cold front pushes through, temperatures will drop into the mid to upper 40's. by the time you head home from work, some of us could be in the low 40's. on top of that, very breezy conditions. some wind gusts. up to around 35 miles per hour. breezier conditions across the cape.

into tomorrow night as well. some breezy days ahead. a quick look at your forecast. you can see those highs looking impressive tomorrow. short-lived. we will see temperatures drop into the afternoon with chilly highs for saturday. in the mid-40's. back to you guys. >> sarah: still ahead, backlash at a boston tattoo shop. what they did that has some people up in arms. >> christa: a violent altercation caught on camera. the man behind the

>> sarah: a tattoo parlor threatened for offering free make america great again tattoos. >> christa: the backlash escalated online. angry protesters were getting vocal at the store as well. >> nancy: the owner says he was trying to drum up business after the election. but then he started getting threats and had to turn away paying customers. a spur of the moment idea backfiring. >> it is amazing how ferocious people became. >> nancy: boston barber and tattoo company offered free tattoos of donald trump's make america great again slogan. >> we thought it would be a fun thing to do. and it just turned into a really ugly thing. >> nancy: the owner says 13 people showed up to get the tattoo on wednesday. backlash on social media and threatening e-mails became too much to handle. >> they were saying you guys suck. is this a joke?

i'm just, like, wow, really? >> nancy: michael was the only person to get the tattoo. >> i wanted to put something that was close to my heart. something i could look at every day and be proud of. >> nancy: this experience has taught the owner a lesson. >> i apologize if i offended anybody. maybe it was too soon to do something like this. >> nancy: he says if hillary clinton had won the election, he would have offered tattoos to her supporters as well. nancy chen, 7 news. >> sarah: a california fisherman still missing. >> christa: a dream come true for a little boy from stoughton. how he had the chance to play

>> christa: a little boy from stoughton is the star of the show at assumption college. he is four years old.

but that is not letting him... keep him from his favorite sport of baseball. >> sarah: now his dream of being on the team has finally come true. ryan schulteis has this story. >> reporter: for any kid dreaming of playing on the baseball die monday, getting drafted on to a college baseball team is a big step. on wednesday, one boy from stoughton got a head-start on his career. ari shultz play for assumption college's baseball team. ari wowed them at tryouts a few weeks ago. >> ari showed the skill and determination that any college coach would love to have on their rostered on on their side. he as a great swing. a very high baseball i.q. he ran circles around our team when it came to conditioning and how much he hustled on and off the field. report t draft was made possible by a local nonprofit team impact. the organization based in boston drafts kids with life-threatening chronic

>> this is perfect for ari. because of the experience that you guys will allow him to have. >> reporter: ari has congestive heart failure. he has been on the waitlist for a heart transplant for more than 90 days. he has had three open heart surgeries and 12 different procedures. including two surgeries before evidence even born. this opportunity means a lot to their family and to little sports fans. >> all this kid wants to do is play sports. he loves baseball. he loves football. he loves soccer. >> ari, why do you love baseball so much? >> reporter: now that ari is a member of the team, he will attend practices, games, and events. >> wow! >> reporter: until it is his turn to one day step on to the field. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> christa: i love that big oversized hat. the cutest thing. >> sarah: he has quite an arm there.

starbucks cups. the holiday designs you might see this year. >> reporter: we have a cooldown headed our way. details coming up after the break. >> sarah: president-elect donald trump heads to washington, d.c. more on the historic meeting with president obama straight ahead. >> christa: disturbing new details about a cold case in south carolina. what we now know about two

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power goes into effect ten weeks from now. they are still in there at the white house as we speak. we got confirmation of trump's arrival just about 10:00... 11:10 this morning. it has been an hour and a half so far. this comes after a contentious couple of months with president obama on the trail campaigning for hillary clinton and years of trump railing against obama. you see there, trump coming off his plane there. today the two came together r the oval office. there were no images being submitted at the time of their first arrival. but president-elect trump was joined there by his wife melania trump who met with the first lady michelle obama. trump already has a very packed schedule today. aseming his team. building relationships as the president-elect.

been delayed because he is still at the white house. and taking a live look there, right there at the west wing, of the white house, people coming out of there but not president-elect trump nor president obama. they are expected to come out and possibly give a statement and speak to reporters from around the world who have gathered to see this peaceful transition of power. it is a very interesting day to be at the white house. ohio governor john kasich who ran against trump refused to endorse him will also visit this afternoon. along with hillary clinton's supporter lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7 news. >> sarah: the dow jones hitting a new high today. u.s. stocks surging following donald trump's win. in the presidential election. here is the look at the latest numbers right now. dow is up about 158 points. we will have the closing numbers coming up on 7 news

>> christa: with a new president set to take office, many here are anxious about what it means for both the commonwealth and the country. here is nicole oliverio with reaction from voters here in boston. >> reporter: all eyes on a historic election. >> i was watching with my friends. it went one state after another for trump. >> reporter: now the final results are sinking in. >> we were all going to go into work. nobody wantsed to talk about it. >> reporter: trump's win, a surprise even to pollsters. the pats quarterback tom brady was asked about his thoughts on the election. >> talk to my wife. she said i can't talk about politics anymore. that is a good decision mailed for our family. report@proud trump supporter shared his excitement. >> he has lots of flaws. but we do need some change. a shake-up here. >> reporter: several people admitted they fear for our future. >> it is disappointing to have a character make such egreejous remarks about so many different kinds of people so consistently.

environment in an inclusive community should be our number one priority. i woke up feeling pretty dejected. >> reporter: we spoke with people who voted for trump. they say they hope the country can unite after a divisive campaign. >> sarah: boston schools reach out to parents and students about the election. they are offering help and cowenstology help those who are having a hard time with the outcome. victoria warren has more. boston schoolkids with their own strong election opinions. >> i don't like donald trump. i don't want him to be a president. >> reporter: 80% of the city's voters agreed. a number high enough to prompt school and city leaders to worry about how mr. trump's victory might affect children. >> young kids watch. they read the paper. they watch tv. they know what's being said. there is a lot of rhetoric going on. about, you know, people who

people who are going to be kicked out of the country. >> reporter: one fifth-grader says that rhetoric is taking a toll on her friends. >> they are talking about how they want to go back where they came from. they don't want to be here anymore. report t superintendent responded with the unprecedented move of writing an open letter offering counseling and support. >> you never know. kids may need to talk about it. they need to get their feelings out, too. >> reporter: some say the schools should leave these discussions at home. >> they should have to explain that is democracy. this is how america is doing. >> i kind of explained to her, give the guy a chance. you never know. he might do the unexpected. >> reporter: he says it is his job to talk to his daughter. the schools should step in if the kids aren't getting help from home. >> some parents don'ts do it, so it is okay for the school to step in. he wants this to be a teachable moment.

>> christa: as donald trump transitions to power, his former opponent also facing a major transition of her own. the big question now, what does the future hold for hillary clinton? and the clinton family. kris anderson has a closer look at that. >> kris: it is a question a lot of people are asking. a lot of people are wondering what the answer is. after decades of public service, hillary clinton's dream to become the first woman president was shattered. this, political spotlight. hillary clinton conceding the race to donald trump in a speech she never imagined having to give. >> we must accept this result, and then look to the future. donald trump is going to be our president. i know how disappointed you feel because i feel it, too. and so do tens of millions of americans who invested their hopes and dreams in this effort. >> reporter: painfulfully

clinton urging americans, especially young girls, not to lose hope. >> i know, i know we have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling, but some day, someone will and hopefully, sooner than we might think. >> reporter: the clinton family first took the national stage in 1992 when the then arkansas governor bill clinton ran for president. >> i william clinton. >> reporter: after winning and serving two terms in offers, then it was hillary clinton's turn in the political spotlight. first as senator from new york. and then after louing the democratic nomination to barack obama in 2008, agreeing to serve as the secretary of state. >> the our general si of the global climate crisis must not be underestimated. >> reporter: what's next for the clintons? friends say they need time to heal from the shock of losing to donald trump.

their pick of offers from paid speeches to book deals. corporate advisory boards and possibly academic affiliations. as a private citizen, hillary clinton won't have to worry about the conflict of interest questions that plagued her during this campaign. they also don't have to scale back the clinton foundation, a big target for critics when she was in politics. >> this is, indeed, the end of the clinton era. it is a generational end. she thought she would be the there wasn't some... something in the back pocket to do instead. >> reporter: there is one thing that is not going away. not any time soon. those are hillary clinton's congressional investigations. already house oversight chairman jason chavez announced he will keep looking into her use of the private server while she was serving as secretary of state. kris anderson, 7 news. >> christa: all right, kris. thanks. we will have complete coverage of the election and the

coverage tonight from washington. live reports begin first at 4:00. >> sarah: four people under arrest after chaining themselves to the doors of a td bank in protest of a pipeline construction. you can see police taking people away while crews worked to get the locks off the doors. protesters say they want td bank to cancel loans given to the dakota access pipeline being built on a native-american reservation in north dakota. more breaking news out of worcester: two suspects are in custody police say the suspects stands two people in connecticut, stole a car, and took off toward massachusetts. officers say the chase ended, the suspects tried driving into police cruisers. no officers were hurt. the two stabbing victims are expected to be okay. >> christa: right now, we are tracking breaking news out of bourne. a 14-year-old girl was attacked by a man while walking to her bus stop. so police say this all happened in the area of pure tan... puritan road.

to help out this girl. luckily, scheffer not physically injured. right now, they are still looking for the suspect described as roughly 20-30 years old. we will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you more as soon as we get more information in. >> sarah: right now the cdc in maine is investigating a patient at the state's largest hospital who may have a rare and deadly disease. it is called prion disease. they are rare protein that is cause neurodegenerative disease like mad cow disease. the diseases usually progress

>> christa: officers... a deadly shooting in pennsylvania. us aers were responding to a domestic violence call when the shooter opened fire around 4:00 this morning. one officer was killed and another was injured. the injured officer was rushed to the hospital. his condition is unknown right now. authorities are conducting fast manhunt to find the gunman. five people have been shot in seattle. and now police are searching for that suspect. after firing into a crowd outside a convenience store last night. four men and one woman were rushed to the hospital. some in critical condition. others in serious. officers don't believe the shooting had any relation to anti-trump protests in the area. >> christa: new details coming into our newsroom about an alleged serial killer in south carolina. police say the bodies of a married couple were found on a

investigators believe this husband and wife had been buried there for more than a year. they say todd kohlhepp shot and killed them. on wednesday, investigators removed a shipping container where authorities found a woman chained and screaming for help last week. police found her boyfriend's body on the property as well. kohlhepp is linked to five other deaths as well. he is being held without bail. >> sarah: the search continues for a missing lobster fisherman whose boat capsized off the southern coast of california. people on a boat overtaken by a large wave wednesday night. san diego lifeguards were able to rescue the four other passengers. authorities say they were wearing life jackets. but the man still unaccountsed for was not. >> christa: still ahead, the pats gearing up for their home game against the seahawks. we will help you set up your lineup in our fantasy fixer. >> sarah: forget green. starbucks famous holiday cups are back. we will tell you who came up

>> reporter: we have been enjoying a dry stretch of weather. details in a moment.

>> sarah: starbucks unveiling its new red holiday cups. this year, they will have 11 different designs. this comes after the coffee chain said last year, the plain red cups caused an uproar from critics. the new cups are designed by customers. and feature snowflakes, candy

now we are a special report. we will send it out now to nbc. >> in washington this afternoon, president-elect donald trump at the white house meeting face to face with president obama. here is a picture we just got from the meeting. their meeting symbolic in the process of handing over power from one president to another. i'm joined from the white house on this historic day by kristen welker. first, do we know the substance of the meeting? >> we headlines. president obama sees this as a moment to set the tone for a smooth transition. he told trump today" we will do everything we can to help you succeed." i am told he wanted to answer questions. wanted to talk about some of the challenges between campaigning versus governing. white house officials telling me the mood among staffers is bleak. the president's message to them, it is time to move forward. >> what sort of decision has to be made in the next 70

and what happens over these next six weers prior to the inaugural. president-elect trump commented that this meeting lasted longer than scheduled. which it did. they talked about foreign and domestic policy. the president-elect is looking forward to more meetings with president obama. >> chuck, do you think this meeting was awkward and difficult? >> because it went longer, yes. i mean, it is awkward. i'm curious to see if we learn and did donald trump at least... you know, offer any sort of remorse on sort of the criticism, vice versa? was there any of that? i don't know. but that will be a curiosity. >> all right. here is the tape now from the oval office a few minutes ago. >> i just had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president-elect trump. it was wide-ranging. we talked about some of the

setting up a white house. we talked about foreign policy. we talked about domestic policy. and as i said last night, my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president-elect is successful. i have been very encouraged by, i think, interest president-elect trump's wanting to work with my team around many of the issues that this great country faces. and i believe that it is important for all of us, regardless of party, and regardless of political preferences, to now come together, work together to deal with the many challenges

had a chance to greet the incoming first lady, and we had an excellent conversation with her as well. and we want to make sure that they feel welcome as they prepare to make this transition. and most of all, i want to emphasize to you mr. president-elect, we can to help you succeed. if you conduct seed, then country succeeds. >> well, thank you very much, president obama. this was a meeting that was going to last for maybe 10 or 15 minutes. and we were just going to get to know each other. we had never met each other. i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. and it could have, as far as

we really discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficulties. i very much look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. he explained some of the difficulties, some of the high-flying aspects. and some of the really great things that have been achieved. so mr. president, it was a i look forward to being with you many, many more times. . >> thank you. >> thank you, everybody! we are not going to be taking any questions! thank you, guys. thank you. come on, guys. let's go. >> thank you. >> very good man. very good man. >> thank you, guys.

that president obama offering a few tips there to president-elect donald trump about the press core at the end of these photo ops. what you saw there occurred a few minutes ago. on tape, the first face-to-face meeting as donald trump pointed out the two had never met. talking about policy issues and about a transition. let's go back to chuck todd who is watching with us. chuck, the incoming president will be able to undo with the stroke of a pen some executive actions of president obama. do you think part of the discussion is here, don't do you do that? >> i think there is some of that. some of that is also going to take place on a staff level. the chief of staff was also showing around... basically, the organizational head of the trump campaign. and probably will be involved in some form or another. some of that will be there. president obama on day one signed the executive order that undid some things that he

there will be that on president trump's first day. that is almost like a standard procedure from president to president. particularly, when we change parties. but i'm guessing that a lot of this had to do with, you know, look, the trump folks weren't preparing for this either. as you recall, lester. they didn't think they were going to be in this position. they are having to get up to speed pretty quickly on how to do a transition. in the post-9-11 world, the presidential transition is more difficult and more important than ever particularly, you need seamlessness when it comes to this battle on dealing with domestic and foreign terrorists. >> back to kristen welker. the presidents has told his staff which is somewhat despondent on these results to get onboard and move on with this transition. what does it mean practically? do trump folks start coming to the white house? are there face-to-face meetings? what is the mechanics of the transition?

briefings. they will be meeting with staffers here on a regular basis. from now through the inauguration fbs. you heard president obama talk about the fact that the former president george w. bush really set the tone for a smooth transition and he wants to essentially do exactly what his predecessor did. to make sure that this transition is seamless. i thought it was striking to hear donald trump talk about the importance of getting counsel from president obama. moving forward. has never served in office before. so president obama determined to make sure that this goes smoothly. >> very quickly, chuck, we talked about things are personal between the two of them. no sign, certainly, in that photo op of any hard feelings. >> no. you know what? president obama... you know, that is genuine thing for him on the transition. because it was an extraordinarily smooth transition between george w. bush and barack obama. and on a policy front, remember, barack obama's

repudiation of bush. but they were professional the whole time. and this is serious with president obama. he does not want to be accused of undermining the incoming administration. i think that this is genuine. >> all right, chuck. thanks very much. we note that the president-elect will have meetings with republican leadership on capitol hill later today. we will have full coverage, of course, on nbc nightly news. for now, i'm lester holt in new york. good day, everyone. >> christa: one of the more surreal scenes ink on the campaign trail to. see this conciliatory tone. all miles and handshakes. >> sarah: the meeting turned into an hour and a half. president obama saying he felt encouraged afterthis meeting. that is interesting there. >> christa: yeah. donald trump calling it an honor to be there with the president. much more coverage of this. of course, adam williams

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we usher in breezy conditions. as we head into tomorrow, our highs peak around late morning to early afternoon. mid-50's. but take a look how quickly those do drop. as we head into tomorrow afternoon. it will be a good idea to bring a coat with you to work. temperatures are going to be pretty mild through the next day. take a look at saturday. temperatures in the mid-40's. >> sarah: all right. that will do it for news at noon. thank you for joining us. i'm sarah french.

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