this is something we are excited to work on with donald trump craig --. >> reporter: chris boswell cbs news washington. >>> president obama is on his first stop of his final trip as u.s. president. he wants to reassure allies about the newly elected states will remain part of the historical agreement brokered between the u.s. and iran european allies. >> time will now tell whether the prescriptions are now being offered, whether "brexit" door -- "brexit" or the us election and up satisfying those people who have been fearful or angry or concerned. >> later this week president obama will fly to germany to meet with leaders in berlin and then on to peru >>> a number of apartment complexes across arizona charge a flat rate for utilities such as water, sewer, trash and even electricity. >> are those flat rate charges legal? we send eric staahl to get answers. >> reporter: [ name indiscernible ] and her boyfriend are pretty happy with their apartment. they play it -- they pay a flat rate of $25 a month for water, sewer and trash. at their last place, listen to the fee for those same three l

tonight because it's a big win for donald trump with about 130,000 more votes than fox 13 calling the state of florida for donald trump, and fox 13's chief political editor craig patrick called it almost an hour ago. >> he looked at the numbers and said we'll call this for donald trump. our election conference continues. after the break, craig will check back in. >> before we go, look at hillary clinton's watch party in new york city. sit tight. we'll be back with and update on this extremely close presidential race. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. get 24 meals for under four dollars. w this has been. a little less than an hour ago, fox 13's craig patrick called florida for donald trump and then since then, north carolina, ohio have been called for donald trump. so -- >> craig, this is looking to be like bigger probably than most anybody expected. i know the trump campaign has got to be just going -- just ecstatic tonight. >> they seem to be on the cusp of winning the white house. it's not over yet. hillary clinton has to work some magic. let's start with what's happening in florida. from about an hour ago. you have 99.3% of the vote and yo

donald trump will concede but all he wanted was a fair fight but then talked about different stuff going on, different things donald trump has talked about a rigged system. that's a big question tonight, craig. >> jacob rascon here in new york city where, again, donald trump expected to cast his ballot roughly 20, 30 minutes from now. we'll bring it to you live when it happens. thank you, jacob. the whirlwind across the battleground states finally over now. those voters go to the polls as well. as you can see there, our correspondents in the key states this morning. new hampshire, ohio, north carolina, florida. let's start with tammy leitner in nashua, new hampshire. ballots coast just after midnight and the tradition continuing in dixville notch. how did dixville notch go? >> reporter: craig, we've got our first results here in new hampshire. four votes for clinton. two for trump. one for mitt romney and one for gary johnson. that goes to speak to the independent thinking of new hampshire voters. take a look. it's a packed room. it's been packed all day and started showing up around 6:00 a.m. as of five minutes ago, 1,651 people have voted here and they're expecting about 7,000 and if you

donald trump. ((kirsten joyce)) >> craig boswell is live from president-elect donald trump emerged onstage at his election night headquarters in new york...cheered by crowds of supporters: (trump) no' of division //it is time for us to come for us as one united republic the republican nominee defied expectations tuesday... tracking up crucial victories in the battleground states of florida, north carolina and ohio, among others: earlier...hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. (trump ) she congratulated us on our victory and i congratulated her. she fought very hard clinton's campaign chairman john podesta addressed crowds of supporters gathered at her election night every person across the country who supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiam means so much to her despite wins in virginia, colorado and nevada...the democratic nominee failed to carry many of the battleground states president obama win in 2012. many of those gathered to see a clinton left in tears: to me it's unbelievable we can garner support for candidate who is so anti-immigrant (craig boswell cbs news wash

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. >>> today president-elect donald trump will host japan's prime minister. cbs's kenneth craig explains. >> reporter: donald trump junior posed with security guards at trump tower this morning as the president- elect's team continues its kissinger and north carolina's governor nikki haley. >> he's loving this role, taking many phone calls, going through paperwork and discussing forming his cabinet and he's enjoying it. >> reporter: published reports say mr. trump's son-in-law is being considered for a top level white house role. cbs news has learned trump has five front-runners for key positions in the white house. former director of the defense intense agency mike flynn is the favorite for national security advisor. vice president elect mike pence met with congressional republicans about moving the trump agenda forward. >> rebuild our military, revive our economy. >> reporter: later today trump will meet with japan's prime minister who says he wants to build trust with the next president. hillary clinton struck an appearance since last week. she told supporters to stay engaged

trump's people would argue that regulation and taxation is an across-the-board policy that would achieve results. peter: craig aaron also brought up the fact that donald trump has spoken out already against the proposed at&t-time warner merger. what did you think of that? jeffrey: we have seen a number of big mergers in recent years. we have seen comcast-nbc, which was approved. we then saw comcast try to take over time warner. fcc'sf my reading of the review of that is that it is not obvious to me that this fcc would have approved the contest-nbc merger. -- comcast-nbc merger. they said we are not going to double down by letting comcast get even bigger. they did a lot -- they didn't allow at&t to purchase t-mobile. to purchaseow it directv. at this point, all of these mergers are going to be looked at very carefully. the notion that all republicans are complete us a fair when it z-faire whenlazzei it comes to can indications policy is inaccurate. farn't think trump is that off base or outside the frame to say, this is what we are going to take a close look at area -- look at. dig intore to help us the specific issues of tech policy is a mere nasser o

donald trump. we will start with kenneth craig in new jersey. that's where mr. trump is holding today's transition meeting. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. he is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal and was a member of the e benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. >> it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: earlier mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a federal judgeship but was racial comments he made. vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women, great qualifications coming forward to serve the new administration. >> reporter: the president- elect is moving his high- profile transition meetings from the trump tower

trump is up in arizona. craig boswell, cbs news the white house.>> donald trump will campaign today including florida and pennsylvania but will also be in pennsylvania and denton will be joined by bill and chelsea clinton, president obama and the first lady, and bruce springsteen. tuesday is election day but you can still castro vote early. you can vote today. right now, reporter stephanie johnson is live at a voting location in cedar rapids. stephanie, what is going on there?>> reporter: hey, there is lots of lines around me. joel miller. joel, i'm going to jump right into it. how long is the weight?>> probably 40 minutes right now. >> will it be like this all day? >> yes, we expect it to be this way all day long. >> reporter: can people come here and register to vote and vote at the same time? >> yes. they can also do that when the polls are open. >> it looks like we lost our live feed from stephanie johnson so we're going to try to get that back but we are getting a 40 minute wait for the absentee early voting weight. if you want to avoid those long lines at the polls tomorrow, they will probably be longer, today

president-elect donald trump has announced his choices for key administration jobs. kenneth craig reports from bedminster, new jersey, where mr. trump will spend the weekend. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. the tea party republican is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal of and was a member of the house select benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. >> it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: earlier, mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president-elect and was a close adviser during the campaign. before his two decades in the senate, sessions was nominated for a federal judgeship but was rejected because of alleged racist comments he made during his tenure as u.s. attorney in alabama. vice president-elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. >> we have a great number of men and women, great qualifications, come

craig. what are you thinking. >> it's looking very good for donald trump. we're still waiting on michigan and wisconsin. it's all about at this point these two states. let's presume that donald trump 70% of the vote in, he's been leading all night long. we're not seeing anything yet that indicates that hillary clinton, although it is close, can make up that difference in new hampshire. so if donald trump holds on, it all comes down to these two states. if donald trump wins, we're saying winning wisconsin, yes. if he wins the state of michigan, then he's there. i think the key state is michigan combined with new hampshire. those two states would in effect guarantee a donald trump yes. it's very close, but hillary clinton is still trailing. she has been trailing throughout the night. we're not seeing anything as more of the returns come in that suggest she will overcome donald trump. so the other states that we're watching, of course, out west or arizona and nevada. in nevada hillary clinton is leading by six points. i think it's a decent bet that but simply

these closed out by fox 13's political editor craig patrick, calling this race at 10:06 tonight. a big win for donald trump with about 49 to 48%. looks close in the percentage points, but it comes out to be about 135,000 votes between them. >> yes, it does. good job, craig patrick. let's go to him. you've been in the election center. you're watching the results come in, not only in florida but in all the important states. craig, i know it's getting close in so many states that are going just ran through all the nulls, and at this point, there are really only two states that matter or matter the most. it's michigan right now, donald trump is leading by less than -- or a little more than two percent, ticked up with 57% of the vote in. that's looking very bad for hillary clinton. the same can be said for wisconsin as well where 66% of the vote is in, and donald trump also leading, but very close by a mere two percentage points. if donald trump wins these two states, it's effectively on the rest of the map if you presume, for example, a win in georgia and in iowa and in the west as we expected. so with this, i

so craig is donald trump country. opinions vary across colorado. rarely, though, does it vary at >>> this voter was born in russia. voted for the first time since 2008 since becoming a naturalized citizen. despite all the let reck this year, she -- rhetoric this year, she treasures her vote. >> for many of you born in this country, voting is a right. to me, it's a privilege. i was born in moscow, russia. i immigrated in this country in the mid-'90s. my first presidential election is was in 2008. i had just become a citizen. i registered immediately! and i was proud to go vote. i didn't do the mail in ballot. i went to my polling place because i wanted to know how it felt to actually matter. [ silence ] >> to be heard and for my voice to count! [ holding back sobs ] >> i wanted to make sure i was and i apologize. this is emotional for me even still. so when i watched the inauguration of my first president, i cried! it was slightly embarrassing. i was on a treadmill at the gym. apparently, i'm a public crier. and i looked at him and said out loud, th

timeline in place for when we could get some official word on president-elect donald trumps' cabinet choices. cbs' kenneth craig reports from new york. the transition team at trump tower is meeting with lawmakers and politicians as it works to fill the of ranks president-elect donald trump's new straon.former mayor there.... as was congressm jeb hensarling - who currently sits on the house financial services committee. committee."we were talking tax policy, we were talking dodd- frank, we were talking trade - it was a wonderful conversation."published reports say mr. trump's son- in-law, jared kushner is being considered for a top-level white house role. "he's obviously a brilliant trusts."mister trump's ." which falls in line with previous vice-president elect mike interested in serving in the cabinet to be submitting their lawmakers the tranwe're excitede trump agenda forward." democrats on the hill are searching for r wa which strengthen each other." democrats say it's mister trump's responsibility to brg ople together.kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. new details this afternoon about a deadly train crash i

trump administration. more now fr craig boswell in washington. president-elect donald trump tells 60 minutes' leslie stahl that his campaign pledges were merely starting points for negotiations....including the wall along the u.s. - mexico border.(sot) (sot)"stahl: "would y accept a fence?"mr. trum "for certain areas i would, but certain areas, a wall is more this, it's called construction."but that doesn't mean he's going soft on immigration.(sot: president- elect trump) trum"people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people, probably two million,t could be even three million, we are getting are going to incarcerate."its an idea that has some support in congress.(sot: rep. kevin mccarthy/(r) california) californ)"somebody who has broken a major felony, do you still want them inside the country when they broke the law to come here in the first p" place?"(standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)running the white house for president-elect trump will be reince preibus. chairman to be his new chief-of-staf

leveled during the campaign. >> trump has 9 weeks to fill thousands of administration positions before taking the oath of office. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> donald trump stirring up trouble on twitter today, about face the president elect sent this message the electoral college is genius in that it brings all states including the smaller ones into play campaigning is much different bub it is a very different sentiment than a few years ago in 2012 the electoral college is a disaster for democracy. >>> terrorists could be targeted the macy's thanksgiving day parade, isis magazine called the event a vehicle in terrorist attacks like the july attack in nice france that killed 86 people the nypd is calming fears and said there are already precautionary measures in place like lighting the parade route with blocker cars. >>> and meeting with the greek president, assured the people that the united states considered the nato appliance to be a corner stone of our security to which the country has an unwaiverring commitment this is presidential trip abroad. >> boston mayor is promisingchanges after a trench accident they want a safety office to other see t

craig boswell cbs news washington. donald trump campaigns in five states today...including crucial states, florida and pennsylvania. hillary clinton will also n along with bill and chelsea clinton, president obama and the first lady... and bruce springsteen. 3 llary clinton's running mate ?tim kaine?.... willcampaign in north carolina and virgina today.day yester was here in wisconsin--- for a rally in green bay. bay.he also stopped at hillary clinton's ?organizing office? in milwaukee.that's where kaine told supporters... to ?keep pushing?... and ?not? to rely on the polls.cbs 58's david ade talked with kaine ?one on one?... and asked him why clinton ?hasn't been back to wisconsin? since the spring primary. ground to cover and the good news is, she was here very vigorously so pre-primary, and there's just a lot of ground to cover. but you know somebody like me i can come and do a couple, my wife has been here, vice president biden has been here, president clinton has been here, chelsea clinton has been here. so we're giving a lot

donald trump is a phony. >> the trump transition team counsel. kenneth craig cbs news that mr. new jersey. >>> the fbi is searching for serial bank robber that there calling the spelling bee bandit he is brought for massachusetts banks in two weeks. the latest in peabody last sunday. each time he writes the word robbery on a note and passes it to the teller and misspelling robbery only using one b. >>> re crime charges monday the 15- year-old girls harassed and assaulted a woman they thought was an immigrant the woman said the girls made fun of her accent and punched her when she tried to change seats. it all happen on the red line. the teens had been released into their parents custody and order to stay way from one another and the victim.>>> the draftkings is merging with its the company made the announcement this morning say joining forces will reduce costs as they were to become profitable. both sides have been questioned by regulators about their legality. the new company will have headquarters in boston and new york>>> talk about the patriots a little bit, the team will b

donald trump's ex campaign manager over his connections th the russians."(gfx)the new york to russia and found no conclusive or direct link. (standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)donald trump is focusi on his other favorite topic today...obamacare. trump's trying to tie clinton to the president's healthcare plan which announced premiums are going up an average of 25 percent this yr.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidtial nominee) "hillary clinton wants to double down on obamacare making it much more expensiv" tuesday - clinton will try to shift the attention back to trp when she campaigns with alicia machado...the beauty pageant winner trump once criticized bause she gained weight.craig boswell, cbs news, the white the city of milwaukee is taking a 'community-wide approach' to help reduce violence. more than 70 different groups representing business, religious and non-profits gathered at discovery world this moning to launch the violence prevention campaign. the city says what makes this effort diffent from previous ones is there's no 'top down' plan. these organizations will spend the next 6 moths working with community members to c

while donald trump focuses on secret voters in battleground states. craig with more details. details. (pkg)hillary clinton is planning a big rally in arizona tonight...a state that hasn't voted for a democrat since her husband won there in 1996.(nats)"he goes on to insult all latinos."clinton will focus on immigration today laying out the differences with donald trump. her campaign released new television ads on getting latino voters to the polls. (nats of ad)(gfx)the campaign has expanded its ad buy into states it previously thought were safe colorado, michigan and virginia.(standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)the clinton campaign insists the new ads aren't because they're concerned about tight new poll numbers...but donald trump's camp is sensing an opening created by the latest turn in hillary clinton's email problems.(nats)trump campaigned in wisconsin tuesday night and urged voters who have already cast their ballots for clinton to reconsider.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "you can change your vote to donald trump. we'll make america great again

donald trump. a guy that he called a phony. >> reporter: right. so the questions of romney's leadership of the never trump movement aside and some of the things he's said about donald trump, i think, overall, craigswer to your question would be when the commander in chief asks you to serve, the vast majority of officials who dedicated their life to public service would probably have difficulty saying no. and if there is a potential, for example, if mitt romney sees potential to do good and to serve his country as secretary of state and is asked to do so, i think that's why he would potentially or could potentially lean towards the job if offered. obviously, it's a question mark, especially considering we don't know who's been given the position or in the leading positions for that position but we do know romney and rudy giuliani are right there at the top. >> hallie jackson outside of the trump tower for us on what a appears to be quite the dreary morning. thank you. >> thanks, buddy. >>> jury selection under way in the trial of the man charged in last year's charleston church shooting. the judge ruling yesterday that the suspect dylan roof will be allowed to represent himself in court. the impl

victim has not >>> president elect donald trump sat down with 60 minutes for a wide ranging interview yesterday. it was the first interview since winning the election. craig boswell is at the white house with details on trump's plans.. and how he is filling out his staff. <<< president-elect donald trump sat down with 60 minutes for his first interview since winning the election last tuesday. the wide-ranging discussion covered a number of topics including his famous call to build all craig boswell is at the white house with more details from the interview and the latest on mr. trump's attempts to fill out his staff. president-elect donald trump tells 60 minutes' leslie stahl that his campaign pledges were merely starting points for negotiations....in cluding the wall along the u.s. - mexico border. "stahl: "would you accept a fence?" mr. trump: "for certain areas i would, but certain areas, a wall called construction." but that doesn't mean he's going soft on immigration. ( president-elect trump) "people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people, probably two million, it could be even three mil

donald trump and what it means for the u.s. economy. stephen: what are they afraid of when it comes to donald trump? particular policies or a general attitude? craig: well, i think it is foreign policy. what it will mean for trade with the u.s., whether it will become more isolationist. we talked about nafta and a transpacific partnership deals with the eu. these are things donald trump looks to want to be obstructive on, and i can affect the u.s. economy and can severely impact global trade at a time when global trade is growing at its slowest rate in a long time. what donald trump's biggest negative from a markets perspective is the impact on already challenging global trade environment and all the areas of foreign policy where disruptions may follow. there are areas where he could be positive like causing corporation taxes which could benefit as this is an improved jobs, but the question that arises over this is what will that do for the fiscal deficit, and what challenges will it create for the next generation? stephen: in the last few days before polling day and you look tonight, what are the key measures we should be watching on the markets

. >>> president elect donald trump has announced his choices for some key administration jobs. kenneth craig reports from the president elect's luxury golf course in new jersey, where trump is going to spend the donald trump has tapped congressman mike from kansas to be the next cia director. the tea party republican is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal and was a member of the house select benghazi committee that investigated the 2012 attack on the compound in libya. >> it makes a difference this how you respond to an attack. >> reporter: and mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator, jeff sessions. endorse the president elect and was a close advisor during the campaign. before he was in the senate, he was no, ma'am nominated--he was no, ma'am international airported for a federal judgeship but--he was nominated more a federal judgeship. and mike pence says that the transition is going well. >> we have a great number of men and women, coming forward to serve. >> reporter: the president meetings from the trump tower in new york to the trump national golf club he

. >>> turning to politics, president-elect donald trump continues to work towards his white house transition. as kenneth craig reports today trump is filling more positions in his cabinet. >> reporter: vice president- elect mike pence was back at trump tower tuesday morning after stating last night very important announcements would be made today. >> this is it. >> reporter: cbs news confirms president-elect trump has picked elaine chao to be transportation secretary following her meeting with his last week. she served as secretary of labor under president george w. bush. she is also married to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. this morning, the trump team also announced georgia congressman tom price to lead the department of health and human services. price an orthopedic surgeon is a vocal critic of obamacare. >> this is lunacy. this is what happens when you put the government in charge! >> reporter: in a statement, mr. trump said price is exceptionally qualified to shepherd our commitment to repeal and replace obamacare. but incoming senate democratic leader charles schumer called it akin to asking th

>>>we will along the southern border: [cheering] >> craig: that was promise that launched donald trump mexico would pay for a beautiful wall. he would deport people living here illegally and use the money to wall off the border. >> merissa: republican leaders in congress say the wall could be scaled back to a fence in place ors invisible fence to use drones to patrol the bored. >> craig: republicans say we should think to hav wall as a could be dialled back in places to a fence. >> are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> they are talking about a fence in the republican congress. would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would. but certain areas the wall is more appropriate. i'm good at this. there could be some fencing. >> craig: trump won 30% of the latino vote. more than the preelection polls suggested. with that the wall didn't drive night. you're in charge every weekend of coming up with something different. i think you have something special for us tonight. i hope. >> merissa: yeah. it's unbelievable story of georgia man that still doesn't know who won the presiden

trump transition.' the president-elect continues to build his team. this morning he announced his choices for key administration jobs -- including the next cia director. kenneth craig has the latest... (package)president elect donald trump has tapped congressman mike pompeo from kansas to be the next cia director. republican is a fierce critic of the iran nuclear deal and was a member of the house select benghazi commiee that investigated the 2012 attack on a u.s. diplomatic compound in libya. (sot: rep. mike pompeo/kansas - r)"it makes a difference in how you respond to an attack."offered the post attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. sessions was the first senator to endorse the president elect and was a close adviser during the campaign.before his two decades in the senate, federal judgeship but was rejected because of alleged racist comments he made during his tenure as u-s attorney in alabama.vice president elect mike pence says the transition is going smoothly. smoothly.(sot: gov. mike pence/u.s. vice president elect)"we've got a great number of men and women with great qualifications look forward to serving in this administration." (standup bridge: kenneth craig/cbs news/bedminster, nj) "the pr

donald trump is in florida focusing on voters in that battleground state. craig boswell reports on the final week of the week of the race: hillary clinton is planning a big rally in arizona tonight...a state that hasn't voted for a democrat since her husband won there in 1996. "he goes on to insult all latinos." clinton will focus on immigration today laying out the television ads on getting latino voters to the polls. (gfx) the campaign has expanded its ad buy into states it previously thought were safe such as new mexico, colorado, michigan and virginia. ( craig boswell/cbs news/the white house) the clinton campaign insists the new ads aren't because they're concerned about tight new poll numbers...but donald trump's camp is sensing an opening created by the latest turn in hillary clinton's email problems. (nats) trump campaigned in wisconsin tuesday night and urged voters who for clinton to reconsider. (donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "you can change your vote to donald trump. we'll make america great again, ok?" the trump campaign believes the polls ar

craig boswell reports. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton are painting dire pictures of what it would be like if the other won the election. >> imagine with me what it would be like to have donald trump next january. >> if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis. >> reporter: trump was back in must-win florida on wednesday i, pitching himself to hispanic voters. >> the community understands what is going on and you see that right now. >> reporte that voters who have early remorse should switch their votes to him. at least six states allow you to reject your early voting. early voting rates among african-american voters got off to a slow start. >> i hate to put a little pressure on you but the fate of the public rests on your shoulders. >> reporter: hillary clinton was out west in nevada and arizona. >> you have six days to convince everybody you can talk to to get >> reporter: both campaigns aired three national ads during game seven of the world series. clinton's depicts trump as unfit for the presidency but trump says he is the

in his victory speech trump shifted his tone calling for americans to come together. let's get to craig bo swell. >> reporter: donald trump called for national unity after bitter device i have campaign. businessman and television reality star is elect the forty-fifth president of the united states. president-elect donald trump emerged on stage at his election night headquarters in new york cheered by crowds of supporters. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> reporter: republican nominee defied expectations on tuesday, racking up crucial victories in the battle ground states have of florida, north carolina and ohio, monk others. earlier, hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. >> she congratulated us, it is about us, on our victories and i congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard for the campaign. >> reporter: clinton's campaign chairman john podesta addressed crowds gathered a the her election headquarters. >> i want every person across the country to support hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm mean so much to her. >> reporter: despite wins in virgini

all of a sudden if donald trump is able to end up turning wisconsin red, boom, 273. craig, today's actually a really big day in polling. there's the gold standard wy wisconsin poll that companies out later this afternoon. or does that blue fire wall continue to exist for hillary clinton. >> so this explains then why we see such a renewed interest in michigan. >> absolutely, and so not only michigan, you basically have michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. and, craig, what the clinton campaign says, particularly as it's putting in money and resources into michigan and wisconsin, they feel pennsylvania is locked down for them. what they want to do is make sure this blue wall continues to exist. and, again, that poll's going to be fascinating on what it shows. if hillary clinton's up four, five points, that blue wall looks tough for donald trump. if it's a closer contest, as i've been telling other people, c katie-bar the door. >> both candidates crisscrossing the country now. are they reaping t inreaching to could matter most though? we've got some brand-new early voting dat

. >>> meanwhile, donald trump is working to fill his cabinet and has picked three conservative administrative positions. kenneth craig has the latest. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump got a warm welcome on friday evening at the luxury golf club in new jersey iny that bears his name and tweeted all we could we'll be be working with the great men and women who will make america jersey countryside include possible education secretary candidates and mitt romney. despite being a vocal critic, the 2012 gop nominee is expected to offer counsel. on friday, jeff sessions was picked for attorney general and congressman mike pompeo of kansas to head the cia. both must be confirmed by the incoming won't have the votes to block the nominees. retired army lieutenant general michael flynn tweeted on friday he accepted the job of national security advisor. cbs news learned that the next batch of announcements could come as early as monday. kenneth craig, cbs news, new jersey. >>> this weekend, the president- secretary including michelle rhee. vice president mike pence and the incoming white chief of staff will be the guests

craig boswell is at the white house with more. president-elect donald trump tells 60 minutes' leslie stahl that his campaign pledges were merely starting points for negotiations....including the wall along the u.s. - mexico border.(sot)"stahl: "would you accept a fence?"mr. trump: "for certain areas i would, but certain areas, a wall is more appropriate. i'm very good at this, it's called construction."but that doesn't mean he's going soft on immigration.(sot: president- elect trump)"people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people, probably two million, it could be even three million, we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate."it's an idea that has some support in congress.(sot: rep. kevin mccarthy/(r) california) "somebody who has broken a major felony, do you still when they broke the law to come here in the first place?" (standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)running the white house for president- elect trump will be reince preibus. mr. trump has selected th

both donald trump and hillary clinton are in the final phases of their campaign. craig boswell shows us how the candidates are getting voters to the polls. >> reporter: both hillary clinton and donald trump made stops in north carolina thursday. clinton continued her final pitch to voters. >> do any of us have a place in trump's america? >> reporter: clinton's enlisting help to urge her supporters to vote including hip-hop artist pharrell williams. >> if you have ever been called a minority, go out and vote and show everybody that you are actually really the majority. >> reporter: tonight, beyonce and jay z will join her in cleveland for a get out the vote concert. donald trump's audience is different. he is targeting republicans and conservative areas. trump focused on law enforcement and the military during a speech in tiny selma, north carolina. >> service members here in north carolina have risked their lives to acquire classified intelligence to protect our country. hillary thought nothing of putting classified information on her illegal server. >> reporter: polls

. >>> president-elect donald trump says he is busy on this thanksgiving holiday building his team. kenneth craig shows us there is tension about one key position >>> reporter: president-elect donald trump took to twitter this thanksgiving to say he is working hard to keep manufacturing in america. mr. trump also released a pre- thanksgiving video asking americans to set aside their differences. >> we have just finished a long and bruising political campaign. emotions are raw and tensions just don't heal overnight. >> reporter: mr. trump's adviser kelly an conway is also weighing in on 2012 gop nominee mitt romney who is on the short list to be secretary of state despite his fierce criticism of trump during the campaign. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> reporter: conway tweeted thursday the potential pick has led to a deluge of messages warning against romney. she then posted a checklist of attributes she believes makes a good secretary of state. being loyal as one of them. the president-elect is also expected to tap billionaire investor wilbur ross for commerce secretary who splits his ti

donald trump loyalists are divided about who the president- elect should appoint as secretary of state. mr. trump is penning the thanksgiving holiday at his home in florida. as the recount effort picks up steam too. kenneth craig has the latest from new york. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump took to twitter this thanksgiving to say he is working hard to keep mr. trump also released a prethanksgiving video asking americans to set aside their differences. >> we just finished a long bruising political campaign emotions are raw and tensions don't heal overnight. >> reporter: his adviser is also weighing in on 2012 gop nominee mitt romney who is on the short list to be secretary of state despite his fierce criticism of trump during the thursday the potential pick has led to a deluge of messages warning against romney. and she checklisted the attributes she thinks should be secretary of state. being loyal as one of them. the president-elect is expected to tap billionaire investor wilbur ross for commerce secretary who splits his time between here and new york and his home in florida just down the street from mr. trump's. meantime, a lawyer for dr. jill statewide recount in wisconsin by friday's deadline aft

president-elect donald trump work together to keep the affordable care act, or, as many have promised, could we see the end of the health care law under a president trump presidency? craigthwhite at northwestern university's kellogg school of management joins us now. good to have you back. what could mr. trump do as he has promised on day one to cripple or gut the aca? >> on day one on his own, he has a decent amount of executive power with a set of subsidies at fairly low income people getting their insurance through the aca marketplaces. those are currently funded by an executive order because congress didn't fund them in the aca and he could remove those by executive order and that would really make it hard for these low-income individuals to buy insurance and can set an avalanche of risk within the -- within the aca marketplaces. >> so if he does indeed do that, what -- where does that put the system? do we go back to the old system? >> it's really -- we're not exactly sure where we would go. just that wouldn't take us back to the old system. he could then through a process of reconciliation in the senate which would require 50 votes, remove the subsidies and medica

donald trump are push to get out the vote, with just five days until the election. the latest quinnipiac university poll finds two key battleground states - florida and north carolina - are too close to call. cbs's craig boswell is at the white house with more. donald trump and hillary clinton are painting dire pictures - of what it would be like if the other won the election. "imagine with me what it would be like to have donald trump sitting the oval office come januar20 "if hillary clinton were to be elected, it would create an unprecedented and protracted constitutional crisis..." trump was back in must-win florida on wednesday - pitching himself to minority voters. "the african american community and the hispanic community are really understanding what's going on and you see that right now." trump has suggested that switch their vote to him. at least four states allow voters to withdraw early ballots and re-vote. president obama campaigned on clinton's behalf in north carolina. where early voting rates among african american voters got off to a slow start. "i hate to put pressure on you but the fate of the republic rests on your shoulders!" hillary clinton was out west in arizona and nevada. "you

craig boswell, cbs news. >> donald trump campaigns in five states today including the states of florida and pennsylvania. clinton will be in pennsylvania, where there's no early voting a joined by bill clinton, and chelsea clinton and president obama and the first lady and spruce springsteen. >>> this is from the area of curbing. the u.s. geological survey in golden says it hit around 7:44 last night with a magnitude 5.3. there was no damage, and we are awaiting to see how extensive it is. the away colorado. >> we had an earthquake of our own. a magnitude 3.1 earthquake shook weld county. this one happened before 10:00 in the morning. yesterday in -- east of the greeley, dozens of people reported feeling the earth shake, but no damage was reported. >> now to business headlines. a change in the market. >> jill wagner is live on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the report. and britt. stocks has been -- the dow fell 42-point and futures are point to go a higher open. a relief rally today. word that the fbi has finished its investigation into clinton's new e-mail and so far the

tammy, thank you. >> thanks, craig. >>> now to donald trump announcing his new education secretary within minutes, i should say, the critics came out in force. one of the critics joins me on the other side of the break. the president of the national education association, this country's largest labor union. a live look here at a thanksgiving parade. there it is. that's a thanksgiving parade in houston, texas, and that appears to be, is that jj watt? probably jj watt in houston. we'll be right back. this is msnbc. e's bounty hair, skin and nails you'll enjoy nutrients for lustrous hair... vitamins c and e for vibrant skin... and biotin for healthy nails... ♪ so no matter what happens,... you'll still feel beautiful. nature's bounty hair, skin and nails. better off healthy. they are the natural borns enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. >>> got this fresh tweet in from president-elect donald trump. he tweeted this a few moments ago. i am working hard, even on thanksgiving, trying to get carrier

. >>> well, president-elect donald trump sat down with 606 minutes for his first extensive interview since winning the election. >> tia: craig boswell is getting answers about mr. trump's attempts to fill out his staff. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump tells leslie stahl including the wall along the u.s./mexico border. >> would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas, i would. certain areas a wall is very appropriate. i'm very good at this. this is called construction. >> reporter: that doesn't mean he's going soft on immigration. >> the people that have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people. probably 2 million, it could even be 3 million. we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate. >> it it's an idea that has some support in >> somebody has broken a major felony, do you still want them inside the country when they broke the law to come in in the first place? >> reporter: running the white house for president-elect trump will be reince priebus. he was selected to be the new chief of staff. priebus is considered the ultimate washington insider with clo