stephen the nation is set to be the pick for treasury secretary. the second goldman sachs name in the administration. dined with the tycoon and said he is impressed with the team he is putting together. that is yet more evidence a rate hike is coming next month. jerome powell is saying the case for hike has clearly strengthened. he said unemployment and inflation are approaching the targets and moving too slowly could trigger an abrupt decision. stocks and liberty are headed for their worst -- in five years. the currency hit a new low last week as new emerging markets sold, concerned that donald trump may signal a faster typing by the fed. the creation of a holding company was prevented as a way to improve shareholder value and -- from elliott management. samsung added that they would benefit from the split. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. let's take a look at the markets faring. juliet has the latest. let's have a check of the samsung shares. they have a

stephen: not that it is necessarily a valid concern but to underscore the fear in the capitol, a woman we interviewed at the national cathedral later came up and asked us not to use her. she said she does not want the incoming administration to know she is an opponent. stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: in case you missed huge. especially in arlington. that is the side of the building we work in. we projected the results on the side in rosslyn. it was really big. folks walking by or driving by could see it. all night people walked by to see what was happening into the wee hours. if you missed any of our coverage and you want more information you can log on to local races or go to wjla.com. again, even at this hour there are a couple of states that have not registered of yet. tonight at 7:00, join me fo america's decision. it begins at 7:00 on our sister station newschannel8. streaming on wjla.com. a lot to talk about in the day after and historic election. maureen: we have a little bit to talk about in weather, too. cloudy and drizzly today. doug: matter of fact around 4:30 is when showers went through breezy poi

wilbur ross, jonathan gray in steve minich and -- stephen the nation. bob corker is a list of possibles for secretary of state as is mitt romney. james mattis is a prospect for defense secretary. president obama says he intends to give president-elect trump space to lead the u.s. and set his own agenda. he says he reserves the right to reinsert himself into the public debate if he things core american values are at stake. the president spoke in lima, peru after a meeting of asia-pacific leaders. , a suicide bomber killed at least 20 people inside a shia, muslim mosque. dozens were wounded. no one has claimed responsibility. militant sunni muslims such as the taliban and islamic state consider shiites to be nonbelievers. in northern india rescue crews have finished searching the mangled cars of a derail train. 142 people were killed and another 150 injured. rescuers used torches to cut open the cars and cranes to lift them from the tracks. the president of south korea is one step closer to being impeached. lockedon of lawmakers is -- is calling for her o

today's abc7 instapoll is asking if you think the country will unite behind president-elect donald trump. cast your vote now. stephen tschida is live at the national cathedral. that in years past as well. stephen: we have. one political analyst described the atmosphere in the nation's capital today as funerial. a political his attorney said the concern, the fear that people fear isn't just understandable. he said it's justifiable. the day after an election that left some exhausted, therapy dogs on capitol hill to help with the post election recovery. >> we hope stressed out people on capitol hill got some relief as well. >> the healing will come in time. you don't heal on the first day. you absorb. take in. >> at the national cathedral they held a service for prayer and reconciliation. >> i woke up to a 6-1/2-year-old daughter i had to console and reassure that donald trump was not going to close her school. and that he wasn't going to send her friends away. stephen: not that this concern is valid but just to illustrate how much fear there is out there in the nation's capital, a woman we interviewed at the national cathedral came up to us moments

the people that propelled donald trump to the white house find people like stephen the nation theike steven menuchen reason for their suffering. that this will heal the rift of the campaign is fantasy. there will be in finding all the way to the -- there will be infighting all the way to the inauguration. francine: you know the political system in the u.s. probably more than anyone in london. i am struggling to understand -- are there checks and balances? there are so my questions about what role donald trump's family will play, the security clearance. are these things written anywhere, but he can or cannot do was to mark or is it free reign? brian: the checks and balances are extremely robust for domestic policy. any new legislation asks that require funding have to come out of congress. trump isn policy, basically unfettered. he has a very long leash to completely change the diplomatic posturing of the united states. on the international stage. francine: what about security clearances? can he give them to who he chooses? is anrian: this unprecedented thing. a president has never ask

the pioneers looking for their a national title the first one since 2005. their back on the home icing squeaking for two against the miami of ohio. having stated stephen any surgery is that an accurate worse. call rapids tim howard suffered the injury in last week's qualify for the national team against mexico. i can't imagine the staff and team not too pleased with the tiny. the ready to play in the semifinals later this month. what could possibly go wrong? that has to s about it no doubt about it. >> to think he won the alumni of the year were? >> i think he probably did. jovon: i'm here because i'm trying to get my marriage back on the right track, the way it used to be. sheanettea: we have a lot of trust issues in our marriage and i'm known for being promiscuous, but i'm changing my life around and i really want him to start trusting me. jovon: sheanettea says she's going to change, that she is not going to cheat anymore but i'm not so sure. sheanettea: he has to put in more effort, you know, a marriage is not one way. a marriage is two ways. jovon: if sheanettea doesn't change after 10 years of marriage, i'm going to have to get a divorce. catala

candidates being discussed for secretary of state, rudy giuliani and ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. and stephen nguyen was recommended as treasury is the leading choice for america's top diplomat but has limited foreign-policy experience. trump transition officials are asking about having some of trump's family members get high- level security clearances. three adult children could get access to america's top secrets but they are also expected to continue running trumps businesses and that could be a problem for trump who criticize hillary clinton's ties to the clinton charitable foundation as pay for play during the campaign. >> if they want to drain the swamp the relationship with the family of the business would be open and aboveboard word the walls between the two would be high if the president trump wants to keep face with the promises he made and the criticism he level. >> trump has nine weeks to fill thousands of administration positions before taking the oath of office. craig boswell, cbs news. >>> making marital -- medical marijuana in florida. a call to make him the governor burning t

the shelf already -- lagers >> thanks for watching. stephen colbert is up next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> cnn's new national poll shows only four point separate the two rivals. >> stephen: i've got to find some escape from this election! just a moment of peace. i know, i'll relax by finishing my ship in a bottle. let's see, just straighten the mast here and then pull the rigging over the spar... you son of a bitch colbert! you stabbed me! as sure as the sea is wet, i will have my revenge! you will rue the day you tried to murder captain bainbridge! i have need to take my mind off this severe puncture wound.

they're going to fall in love. >> and that you were not supposed to. >> stephen: i've seen in the boss, he's a canadian national and you're a french national. >> yes. >> stephen: and you guys hook up together in world war ii, and he-- they think you're a spy-- his bozs think you're a spy. that's the mystery. >> well, we're both spies. >> stephen: well, they think you're a double agent. they think you're actually working for the germans. that's what it says in the commercials. i'm not giving anything away, am i? >> no, nothing. >> stephen: are you a double spay? you can't tell me. >> i've lost my voice. sorry. ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, let's sell some tickets. let's sell some tickets right now. can we do that? >> um, i don't have tickets on me. >> stephen: no, we're going to put ases in the seat right now. i have been told there are a fair amount of sex scenes in this movie. >> yeah. >> stephen: one takes place in a sandstorm, right. you're in the car and there's a sandstorm? >> uh-huh. >> stephen: please tell me the together. >> it is rolled up. >> stephen: is it-- i like to ask-- is it ever in any way erot

stephen: they are optimistic with the reward by the $125,000. they hope it will help solve the murder of the 27-year-old democratic national committee employee. >> he knows something about us. and he's a republican. here he is stepping up to help my son who was a democrat. stephen: this is the flier they handed out today along flagler place where we are now. went down that night. he was talking to his girlfriend. she heard voices. asked him if he is at home. he said i'm a block away. then sensing danger he said, "i have to go" and hung up the phone. second later he was shot twice in the back. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. maureen: now to the presidential transition and after a weekend of meetings and the new jersey golf resort, president-elect donald in manhattan. he met there with the potential cabinet members including former texas governor rick perry and former massachusetts senator scott brown. mr. trump met with anchors and the news chiefs from the major tv networks for an off-the-record discussion. jonathan: they are called zombies and ghosts and they can inflict unspeakable pain on the victims. we are not talking about a hor

the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. thank you all very much. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> cnn's new national poll shows only four point separate the two rivals. >> stephen: i've got to find some escape from this election! just a moment of peace. i know, i'll relax by finishing my ship in a bottle. let's see, just straighten the mast here and then pull the rigging over the spar... you son of a bitch colbert! you stabbed me! as sure as the sea is wet, i will have my revenge! you will rue the day you tried to murder captain bainbridge! i have need to take my mind off this severe puncture wound.

the national policy institute. >> i'm enthusiastic about stephen bannon acting as the strategist for donald trump, because "bright, infinite breitn open place for a lot of ideas that i care about. >> reporter: bannon denies being alt right. its members are usually college educated white males with strong right-wing views. they're difficult to define because of the wide range of members, from those who believe that america w b when it looks out for itself, to those who believe in anti-immigration and white dominance. >> instead of asking, you know, what's good for the world, they ask, what's good for us. >> reporter: thomas main had been following the movement for years. he says after the great recession and with the country's increasing minority population, many white men began to feel left out of the political process. all of those shocks to the system made a lot of people, especially a lot of people on the right, say, gee, our current way of thinking is not working for us. >> reporter: what do you say to people who call groups like yours racist? >> the word "racist" doesn't have any meaning anymore. it's basica

the arab world. we will be hearing from former secretary of state madeleine albright and former national security advisor stephenadley. at 6:30 eastern, we will be live from the council on foreign relations for a conversation about presidential transitions. we're just waiting for the former secretary of state madeleine albright and former national security adviser, stephen hadley, for this discussion about the politics of the arab world. >> good afternoon, and welcome, on behalf of the brookings institution foreign policy program and on behalf of the atlantic council. i'm deputy director of foreign policy at brookings. i would like to extend a special welcome to my counterparts from the atlantic council rejoined us here today including the deputy director and ambassador richard lebaron. i would like to extend a special welcome to our distinguished guests on the diplomatic community. report -- written by my colleague, who over the pastor has convened the task force is working group on politics, governors, and state society relations. this is one of five such groups organized by the middle east strategy task force

the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. thank you all very much. ♪ >> stephen: that's it for the late show. from it's gonna be all right ♪ it's the late, late show

in an impassioned plea to the united nations today, anthony, emergency relief coordinator stephen o'brien begged the security council to find ways to protect civilians fleeing the conflict in eastern aleppo one giant graveyard. >> mason: debora patta in damascus, thanks. it's all but certain president obama will leave office without fulfilling one of his original campaign promises-- to shut the u.s. military prisprizon for terror suspects in guantanamo bay, cuba. dozens remain locked up there. margaret brennan got a rare inside look at the prison. >> reporter: these are the remnants of guantanamo's hundreds of suspected terrorists were caged in the panicked aftermath of 9/11. the picture today is far different. the 60 remaining detainees, whose faces we were not permitted to film, lounge in modern, open cell blocks, eating and praying regularly. over the past eight years, 180 detainees have been released from guantanamo, leaving most of the prison empty. donald trump has vowed to reverse course. >> and we're going to load it up with some bad dudes, believe me. clarke, who commands the ket

the "late show," everybody. i'm proud to be your host, stephen colbert, and we are live on night four of the democratic national convention, where ( cheers and applause ) you can all ready feel it in the room, moments ago hillary nomination for president of the united states. ( cheers and applause ) incredible! i mean, however you feel about either of the candidates, i got chills, i got goosebumps, you know? as soon as you see it happen, you say, "of course, it's so obvious. why hasn't this happened before? i mean, this is huge, this is the biggest breakthrough for women since they won the right to bust ghosts. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) also too long denied. too long denied. and i've got to say-- did you guys watch the speech? you guys watch the speech in here? ( cheers and applause ) it was a great speech, you know. we'll get to that in a moment. but, hillary of course wasn't the only one who made history at this convention. last night, her v.p. pick, tim kaine, accepted the nomination to become the 48th consecutive white male vice-president. the streak continues! ( cheers and applause ) way to go!

president like he named rice previous as his chief of staff he is chairman of the republican national committee and he also tapped stephen bannon as chief strategist and senior counsel, the former head of conservative bright part news and a critic he said they are highly qualified leaders that work well together on the campaign and led to a historic victory. now i have them with me in the white house as we work to make america great again. in an interview trump is backtracking saying he will focus on criminal illegal immigrants and the millions of others? >> after the borders secured and everything is normalize who will make a determination on the peop that were talking about, they are terrific >>reporter: on the supreme court ? >> i am pro-life and the judges will be pro-life. >> we reject the president- elect. >>reporter: for five days and nights protesters have gone into the street across the country. thousands more were out on sunday. >> if you select why doesn't he support the whole us. looking forward to the job ahead. >> we've have both houses and the presidency. >>> trump protesters continue here in colorado and

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he's obviously gotten a lot of attention for taking a knee for the national anthem. and stephen a smith on espn, one of the most prominent african-american voices just he is -- if he's going to try to lead this movement and do however you want to phrase it and he's not going to go vote, this dude has no leg to stand on. he is taking a ripping right now in the media for not going to vote. >> romona: all right. let's talk about hue jackson. >> mark: all right. >> romona: i'm one of those people i feel like you sports guys and girls are giving him a pass. why is it that? [ laughing ] >> mark: all right. so this was a browns writer is he getting a free pass. i would say how do you define free pass? calling for his head or just being outraged? >> romona: no. i notice after a loss you guys seem to ask him softball questions like, oh, the personal foul on cam irving. >> mark: okay. >> romona: and then it's a bone head mistake and you don't do anything. >> mark: it's on to the next thing. you want to drill down. >> romona: yes. get in there. >> mark: i personally am not ih >> mark: it's

stephen colbert is next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> cnn's new national poll shows only four point separate the two rivals. >> stephen: i've got to find some escape from this election! just a moment of peace. i know, i'll relax by finishing my ship in a bottle. let's see, just straighten the mast here and then pull the rigging over the spar... you son of a bitch colbert! you stabbed me! as sure as the sea is wet, i will have my revenge! you will rue the day you tried to murder captain bainbridge! i have need to take my mind off this severe puncture wound. i know, i'll work on my desk in a bottle. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes viggo mortenson. patton oswalt. and comedian maz jobrani. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, what's up? thanks for being here. hey, jon. >> stephen: welcome to "the late show,"" everybody. hey, please have a seat, everybody. thank you so much. oh, how's everybody's friday going so far, everybody. ( cheers and a

the san francisco bay area hosting benefits, copresenting programs andprinting screenings of orphan films, educational industrial and home movies and archivels that wouldn't exist without supporters like stephen and national film preservation foundation and non-profit archive-all the non-profit archives in the state. stephen has been great-there is one thing about having films on a shelf but what we try to do and what stephen is great at is bringing the films to the public and getting them it into the world where they live. he participates with senate for home movie and presenting home movie day where people in the bay area bring the treasure films and are available to view and share with others. and make copies for the people who make the films so get to take them home. oddball films and staff spent hours preserving footage and collaboration oon preservation projects with other institutions. one example is film behind avenue good man, a portrait of gay life in los angeles in 1966. the fimm only existed in a few 16 mm prints, oddball had one and sent to ucla that completed the restoration that presented last year. i view oddball contribution to the historical legacy of film san francisco as a valuable res

white house chief of staffa& reince priebus, the chairman of the republic national committeea&the president-elect named right-wing media mogul stephen bannon his chief strategist. (gfx)in a statement, trump said "i am thrilled to have my very successful team continue with me in leading our country."(vo / nat)five days after trump's triumph at the pollsa& (vo morning shows)his team took to the sunday morning showsa& to address growing concerns about a divided country.(newt gingrich) "a&his victory speech was very conciliatory, very much in the right direction. i think his visit to the white house was very respectful on both sides (and i think encouraging in that sense.)" (kellyanne conway)"it's time really for president obama and secretary clinton to say to these protesters, 'this man is our president.'"(vo /nat la protests)protesters hit the streets for a fifth day in los angeles(vo /nat new york protests)and new york, chanting slogans against donald trump.(last q&a with kayla somen - new york - first this man is our president. >> reporter: protests for the against donald trump. >> what he most afraid of? >> that racism and sexism a

the nation's soccer team. but summit -- the nation's sovereignty. causeme warning will increased prices for consumers. stephen: the price of oil jumped by more than 4% on monday, and it is continuing to climb today. this as investors look ahead. to the meeting of the opec group of major oil producers next week. agreement tost limit oil supply since 2008. the cartel agreed in principle to cut in december in an effort to boost prices, but details are still to be hammered out. the gains continuing today on the oil market. brent crude, the international benchmark for oil, is up $49 a wasel back in january, it less than $28. so a very significant recovery. that has boost the stock -- that has boosted the stock market in trading today. european shares trading up, after the record highs we saw on wall street on monday. ,il companies could see gains the ftse 100 is up by 1% in trading. the stanza has canceled 876 flights because of -- lufthansa has canceled 876 flights because on tuesday. around 100,000 passengers will be affected. on the currency markets, the french bank societe generale is warning that the euro cou