it's really important we create a group of people that people's rights and will not create a united country obama work sod hard to create for us. >> both trump and his wife will be at the white house to meet with the obamas today. >> here's a look at how the election unfolded from the associated press. he benefited from eight year shift toward the republican party comparin victory to 2012. greater increase in voter margin, places where clinton did better than obama in 2012. where you see blue was not enough to give her the votes to win. clinton lost because of low turnout in predominantly black areas and democratic strong areas. green shows a negative change in fewer hispanics voted for her than for president obama. now that trump is 45th president, everyone wants to know what he's going to do when he gets in office. we are now in the information center looking at what's planned for first 100 days. >> he posted the 100 day to his page. he says it begins with restoring honesty, accountability, change to washington. it includes six clean up corruption, special interest collusion in d.c. there are s

our country. >> we are now all rooting for his success and uniting and leading the country. president obama and president-elect trump spoke overnight. i had chance to talk to president-elect trump last night about three:30 in morning i think it was to congratulate him on winning election. and i had a chance to invite him and. he's transition peaceful transition of power. is one the hallmarks of our democracy. and over the next few months, we are going to show that to the world. >> a for hillary clinton's loss, i'm proud of her. lot of americans look up to her. her candidacy and nomination was historic and sends a message to our daughters all across the country that they can achieve at the highest levels of politics. and he reminded americaha this is an intermural scrimmage. we're not democrats first we're not republicans first. we are americans first. we're patriots first. reaction was an extreme in both direction knee jerk drop of more than 800 points overnight because of uncertainty about a trump presidency. this morning dow opened flat and points to end the day at 18 five 89 and nasdaq w

president obama "we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country."...obama -- set to follow those words with action... ...inviting trump to meet with him at the white house thursday. reid searching this morning for a gunman who opened fire on a crowd in downtown. five people were shot in the attack. angelica joins us from the newsroom with the latest. we're learning two of the victims are in critical condition. it happened at a busy intersection. police say the suspect got into an argument on the street... he had reportedly turned to walk away but then turned around and opened fire. the suspect ran away and is still on the loose this morning. police don't believe the attack is related to an anti-trump protest that was kim and jessob. back to you. the new york doctor treating the once- conjoined twins separated last month says the boys are doing better than expected. jadon and anias mcdonald were born joined at the top of their heads. the 13-month-old twins underwent a 27-hour surgery last month to be separated. the lead neurosurgeon for their case says that

trump to unite the country, mr. obama has experienced the benefits of an incumbent president to develop thehe energy necessary to help the incoming president took it off to a good start.o >> instructed my team to follow the example that president bush's team set eight years ago and we will work as hard as we can they sure that this is a successful transition. mr. trump will meet with paul ryan, mike pence will talk with vice president joe biden and michelle obama will speak to the next first lady melania trump t give her a white house tour. the meeting his ongoing between mr. obama in donald trump , they donald trump is the lighthouse against a backdrop of protests across the country >> people were in the streets from coast-to-coast as stacey frey has more. chanting of not my president in signs that read he was , mak me america hate again were sprawled across at least two dozen us cities last nighta they set fire to a donald trump effigy.. one of the smaller demonstrations here in cleveland,ne thousands of peopl angry ove

obama this afternoon. >> we are now all rooting for his success and united and leaving the country. >> president. obama has invited him to visit him at the white house tomorrow. >>> for republicans the the house and senate. candace takes a look at the chance for unity inside the party. >> reporter: is back to washington for marco rubio going back on his promise of becoming a private citizen. >> i want to thank the people of this extraordinary state for giving me another opportunity to continue to serve them in the united states senate.>> reporter: at least other 50 are headed there with them. calling for a unified front and after a contentious primary that unity will have to be repaired inside the republican party. rubio is one of many that voices concerns about donald trump. the gop chair tells me some leaders like speaker paul ryan have more work to do than others when it comes to getting on the same page with the president-elect. >> they have a relationship to meant. >> that will take some time and play out. >>> florida voters overwhelmingly showed support for expanding medical marijuana and am

(president obama) "we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country." ...obama -- set to follow those words with action... ...inviting trump to meet with him at the white house thursday. i'm reid binion reporting. we're also seeing vandalism related to the presidential race. in philadelphia -- police say the word "trump" was scrawled on the side of a building, with a swastika replacing the "t." a crew removed the graffiti with power washers. vandalism on the fairway at donald trump's golf course in north virginia. it's believed it happened before trump even won the election. the amount of the damage is unclear. a g-o-p office in kentucky is 10-pound dumbbell through the glass door just around the time trump won the presidency. so far -- no word on a suspect. seniors living in iowa also reacting to the election results. "i'm scared; i don't know what's going to happen." michael heart: "i was pleased with his change in tone. he said i want to hear from all of you, and i don't think that's an idle boast or a fake." fear after the election wounds wont be able to hea

running start, and president obama, including in his capacity as a former president, will genuinely be rooting for president trump's success in uniting in leading this country. >> president obama and president-elect trump met face-to-face before, will this be the very first meeting? >> i believe they had only one other opportunity at a public event together. off the top of my head, i do not know where that is. i feel like they may have had one. have an extensive, personal relationship. not a situation where they have had many conversations , or play golf together, or any of that business. so, i guess that will be among the many, many, many reasons why tomorrow's meeting will be interesting. the last one. >> i think there is a lot of fear among lgbt people, muslims, and immigrants, that they will face persecution under president trump. what is president obama's message to them? >> his message is that our country has benefited from a ofadfast commitment to a set democratic institutions. these institutions have been durable, even through a civil war, through a couple of world wars, through financial , and the president has enormous confidence and faith in thos

obama said he hopes trump can move the nation forward. >> we're rooting for a success in uniting and leading the country. >> reporter: president obama invited president-elect trump to meet with him at the white house to discuss transition plans tomorrow. not surprisingly, trump use heads favorite form of media saying that last night was a beautiful and important night saying the forgotten man and woman will never be forgotten again. michelle? >> do we know, weija, who maybe a part of the trump administration? >> trump's m.o. is clear when it comes to building relationships. if you're nice to trump, you will be rewarded somehow. so, you look at the republicans who have been very vocal about supporting him, governor of new jersey chris christie, the senator from alabama, jeff sessions, both already helping him transition and then you have the rnc chairman whose sources say is at the top of the list to be trump's chief of staff. >> and weija jang, live in new york, thank you. >>> and trump's win is making big waves. jason brooks joins us with what it could mean to different agencies. >> we have a surprised in the stock market. overnight, futur

obama. and despite all the harsh words these two have had for each other on the campaign trail... they seemed united in bringing together the country. first lady michelle obama also met with future first lady melania trump. and vice president joe biden met with his successor, vice president elect mike pence. today... trump will have his trump's victory tuesday just got a little bigger. he's now won the state of arizona. the final tally was delayed because ballots had to be re-counted... as it was too close to call. this now gives brings trump's electoralvote total to 290. and it could top 300 electoral votes, one michigan's votes are confirmed. new hampshire hasn't been called yet either. hillary clinton has only 228 electoral votes.... but she still leads in the ?popular vote. today... we salute our nation's greatest heroes on this veterans day. and there are several big ceremonies planned in the bay area. in tampa... the james-a-haley veterans hospital will host its 9th annual veterans day parade. vietnam war veterans will be honored to mark 50 years after the end of the war. more than 40 groups will be taking part. it begins wit

the pig was "a mockery of trump's pledge to unite the country. " andck obama had advice tough love for critics of the team that trump is building. pres. obama: i have been encouraged by his statements on election night about the need for unity and his interest in being the president for all staffs,nd that how he the first step he takes, the first impressions he makes, the reset that can happen after an election, all of those things are important and should be thought about. people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president, the 45th president of the united states. him to set be up to up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. choices,k, these two obviously big news, and aiding the conversation ever since they were unveiled yesterday. reince priebus, steve bannon. talk about that. mark: it is obvious. these are two guys who played as big a role as anybody else and getting him elected, two guys loyal to him, whom he feels loyalty to, who he thinks will produce the kind of white house he wants. the reality is, if you take them and mike pence, it is no

and president obama is determined as he mentioned yesterday to do as much as possible to ensure that president trump has success in uniting and leading the country. as president obama himself said, he's rooting for his success as he takes on the important work of uniting the country after a divisive election and leading our country forward in a way that is consistent with the best interest. >> i know you said they didn't relitigate the campaign. what are the president's thoughts are. on monday he said donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief. uniquely unqualified. does he still believe that? >> the presidency views have not changed and he made that argument vigorously and he made it in states all over the country. but the american people decided. the election is over. they have chosen president-elect trump. and that is giving the incoming president a running start. >> the president assured president-elect trump he would do everything he could to make a swift and sure transition. did he have backing for anything with foreign policy and get assurances from him and no criticism back channels of what he's going to accomplish? >

obama's presidency to's presidency to the trump presidency. as americans, we are rooting for the success of our president in leading and uniting the country. >> are there any more details you can share about the conversation between president obama and the president-elect? >> my understanding is it was not a lengthy called. it took place very late last night. based on the fact that there is a discussion about meeting in person on thursday the specifics of any policy discussions would be left till then. >> i was it like less than a minute. >> i don't know exactly what the details are there's more details we can provide we will do so. >> on the policy she was there anything at the white house that your administration will do in the coming months to shore up priorities on areas like the affordable care act, climate change, the iran deal, all of which president-elect trump called into question. >> let me start by saying president obama will remain in office and will be the president of the united states until january twentieth. we will pursue policies accordingly. including the kinds of priorities that you have just enumerated. what is also true i

uniting the country. >> not going to make life easy for him like they did not make life i-for obama, same situation. >> we get together and unite the country and say we are against hatred, against homophobia, bigotry, sexism. >> in castro, people lit candles in sell daughter and others turned to fifth. grace cathedral offered a service for healing. >> the bay area certainly not the only site of protests with demonstrations from coast to coast. >> now the early hours of the morning and jessica is tracking it. >> on video from los angeles 10,000 protesters marched through downtown and like what we saw in the bay area the demonstrations involved angry chants, anti-trump signs and a few incidents of flag pushing. our nation in los angeles said there was vandalism including news vans. protesters in los angeles blocked the 101 freeway. cars were stuck for hours. on twitter this morning, look at ths couple they got out of their cars dancing salsa when the car was blocked in from the protests and they took it in stride. 13 arrests in los angeles but there were dozens cross the country including during protests

because we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. president barack obamapeaking. he also had warm words for hillary clinton, and expressed his admiration for what he called the strong campaign that she waged. clinton gave her first public remarks since trump's victory this afternoon, saying she hopes he will be a successful president. ms. clinton: to the people in particular, i hope you will hear this. i have spent my entire adult life f fighting for what i belie in. h hadad successes and i've setbacks. sometimes really painful ones. many of you are at the beginning of youour professional, public, and political cacareers. you u ll have susuccesses and setbacks, too. this loss hurts, but please, never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it. trump is not just won the white house, but also the republican party will now have majorities in the senate and house of representatives, giving the u.s. president-elect tremendous power, but it remains to be seen to what extent he can unite his party and get all republicans to work with him. >> donald

open mind and give him the opportunity to show he means it when he is talking about uniting the country. president obama said the same thing. clearly these folks feel they are not being heard. >> when you talk about getting the leaders together i think it's important to note there is a question who is the leader right now. 46% of those are millennial who have no party loyalty. they cared about the issues. issues were not elevated in this general election. the regular run of the mill politicos are not going to schedule of this revolution. bernie sanders is not going to schedule of this revolution. elizabeth warren is not going to doichlt president obama is not going to doichlt we have to elevate new young people on both sides of the aisle. and really take the pulse of who it is that feels dejected, that is hurt, that is questioning thing today and how do we move forward to enzbaj build with that part of the electorate. that's not anything we have talked about. phoenix said we have to come together and support donald trump. donald trump needs to realize the campaign he ran, the hate and the xenophobia and

country. dozens of demonstrators have been taken into custody. >>> trump is heading to the white house today to meet with president obama. the president said he's rooting for trump to unite the country and extended the invitation to ensure a successful transition. >>> hillary clinton appears to be on track to win the popular vote despite her electoral defeat and called the loss painful but urged supporters to give trump a chance to lead. >> taking a look at today's weather, cool and dry day for most of the northeast. a few showers in texas, otherwise dry in the south. sunny and mild in the midwest and from los angeles to seattle. 67 in denver today. >>> well, finally this morning the future first lady melania trump will also get a glimpse of her new home. >> the white house will be the barron in that his father did not build. he will be under the watchful eyes of his mom who prides herself on putting her son first. the trump family will have a brand-new address and the task of making the white house home. >> it will be my honor and privilege to serve this country. >> reporter: but melania trump is far from traditional. >> she's the first immigrant to be first lady since

unite the country. he will meet with president obama tomorrow at the white considering her next steps after conceding the race with this morning. she spoke to a emotional group of supporters and staff during the last official speech of her campaign. she urged them to give donald trump chance to govern, and more portly to focus on the future together. >> we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided then we thought. but i still believe in america. and i always will. and if yo accept this result and then look to the future. >> after clinton's remarks, president obama called for unity under a truck presidency in a speech at the white house. >>> two years of trying to normalize relations with cuba may be undone. president-elect, donald trump is vowing to reverse rules for travel and trade. we are in ybor city, and peter support that idea and those who do not.>> reporter: it's a huge topic of conversation against -- amongst the cuban community. summary restrictions that used to be in place may somehow come back and others tell me it's time to turn up the heat on the castro's. cuban culture is part of th

. >> reporter: trump trying to unite the country tweeted trump said the night president obama's re-election we can't let this happen we should march on washington and stop this travesty. a different tone yesterday as a more hump president-elect met with president obama for the first time at the white house. >> we now are going to wanted to everything we can to help you suck seed. >> reporter: trump made the rounds on capitol hill meeting with top gop officials and house speaker paul ryan.trump on a tos ex-opponent was on a nature walk, this heartbroken hillary supporter went for a hike in chapaqua where she bumped into the former nominee walking the dog. >>> trump's team said he may point a special prosecutor to investigate clinton. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> protesters march for a second night through the streets of philadelphia as they did at many other large u.s. cities they are expressing their anger and anxiety over the election of donald trump as president. annie mccormick is live at city hall with more on their plans for tonight, annie. >> reporter: matt you saw the im

presidents, and president obama is determined, as he mentioned yesterday, to do as much as possible to ensure that president trump can have some success in unites and leading this country. you know, we're -- as president obama himself said, he's rooting for his success as he take on the important work of uniting the country after divisive election and leading our country forward in a way that's consistent with the best interest of many generations of americans. >> reporter: i know you said they didn't relitigate the campaign, but i want to ask you what the president's thoughts are. he said just on monday that donald trump is tempermentally unfit to be commander in chief. uniquely unqualified. does he still believe that? >> look, the president's views haven't changed. he stands by what he said on the campaign trail. he had an opportunity to make his argument. he made that argument vigorously. he made that argument in states all across the country. but the american people decided. the election is over. the president didn't get to choose his successor. the american people did. they chose president-elect trump and president obama is determined to provided over a transition

unite the country. tomorrow he's heading to washington where president obama will welcome him to his future home, the white house. kenneth moton, abc news, new york and.. house speaker paul ryan congratulated president-elect donald trump today on his trump will now lead a republican- held house and senate. (rep. paul ryan/ (r) house speaker) "donald trump heard a voice out in this country that no one else heard. he connected in ways with people no one else did. he turned politics on its head and now donald trump will lead a unified republican government." ryan was one of trump's most high- profile critics in the republican party and now finds himself on tenuous footing as the house. this morning, a lot of people are still shocked that donald trump pulled off this major political upset. marissia kynaston is near trump international hotel.. on the strip... with what people are saying. we've been talking to people out all morning--- and some are still surprised... well into the night... republicans packed the south point casino. and they were happy as they many of them saying... this was a perfect storm-- and

obama. these protests taking place in the streets of athens, greece. the president of the united states just leaving that country moments ago on his final visit to greece as the commander in chief. many people reading unwanted and we welcome refugees but not obama. blaming the united states government for the wars in their home countries there. meanwhile the president was in athens earlier this morning talking about democracy. >> in a multiethnic multiracial multicultural society like the united states democracy can be especially complicated. alternatives. because it allows us to peacefully work through our differences and move closer to our ideals. >> dana: president now headed to berlin germany. in germany expected to meet with chancellor merkel and leaders of france and opinion on donald trump and what relations will be like between trump and their countries moving forward. >> kim: when a president visits our valley, tfr go into play. tom knows that too well. >> tom: nothing like that going on now. we are looking for problems and finding them. loop that will be eliminated with the new construction. right now

(president obama) >> "we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country." ((brian loftus)) >> today willl be a busy day for the president elect. trump and his wife will be in washington today to meet with president obama and first lady, michelle. the high profile meeting comes as trump and his transition team prepare to take over the white house. ((brian loftus)) >>> a major effort to turn around underperforming schools in nevada is met with anger and concern. people protested the possibility of a charter school takeover at monaco middle school. monaco is one of 21 schools in clark county that could be converted to a charter school next year. it performs in the bottom 5 percent of the state. while parents admit more resources are needed, they say a takeover isn't the answer. shakala alvaranga has the story. <<< ((shakala alvaranga)) it's a similar outcry across the valley. does not become a charter school and it stays the way it is." ((shakala alvaranga)) some see it as a defeat. "that's my biggest concern...is i don't want to lose what they've worked so har

country. >> just a short time after hillary clinton's confession president obama said he's rooting for donald trump's success in uniting and leading country. >> the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy, and over the next few months we're going to show that to the world. >> it's time for us to come together as one united people. >> the new presidentle with president obama. speaker of the house paul ryan calls trump's victory an incredible political feat. >> he turned politics on its head and now donald trump will lead a unified republican government. >> the white house saying that president-elect trump is now receiving the daily briefings that contain the classified information that the president receives every day. >> certainly a lot of work to do as it looks like for the second time in 16 years now, one candidate has won the popular vote, that being hillary clinton with quarter of a million vote lead right now while donald trump won the electoral college pretty handily. that happened in the 2000 push versus gore election. live in manhattan, back to you guys in boston. >> massachusetts

country, bill nelson. [applause] president obama: and i want to thank your next united states senator, patrick murphy. [applause] president obama: two days, florida. two days to decide the future of this country. and i need you to go vote. i need your help to help finish what we started eight years ago. think about where we were when i last visited florida in the final days of the 2008 campaign -- living through two long wars, about to enter into the worst economic crisis in 80 years. because of you, we have been able to turn the page. we fought back. we avoided a depression. we restored the housing market. we helped to make the financial system work again. we raised incomes. poverty fell. we created 15.5 million new jobs. unemployment rate 4.9%, near a nine year low. 20 million americans have health insurance. we kicked our addiction to foreign oil, doubled our production of renewable energy, became a world leader in climate change, oh, and by the way, gas is $2 a gallon. [applause] president obama: we brought home more of our men and women in uniform. we took out osama bin laden. [applause] president

. >> in the rose garden today president barack obama said, we all want what's best for the country. >> we are now all rooting for a success. and uniting and leading the country. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. >> trump will be obama's guest tomorrow at the white house. it may been awkward get together, but it may also serve as a demonstration that the transfer of power will indeed be a peaceful process. we have three reports tonight. christie ileto has reaction from members of different minority groups. dann cuellar has the story of the pollsters and the media. how everyone got it wrong. but first, jeanette reyes is brood at oxford in north philadelphia. hundreds of anti-trump protestors took to the streets tonight. what was the story? >> reporter: well, jim, they're kind of all over the place. but they walked by us about an hour ago. there were a bit rowdy with the media. but overall it has been a peaceful protest. they've kind of had a mix of emotions. bothing angry and disappointed. but the chant tonight is he is not our president. the chants could be heard from blocks away. hundreds of pr

country.(president obama) "we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. and over the next few months we are going to show that to the world." both president obama and president-elect trump have been very critical of one another throughout the election cycle. and a trump presidency is a nightmare scenario for the lasting legacy of president obama.here is a list of top priorities laid out by trump over the past several weeks. one of them - reversing every executive action taken by president obama.others at the top of his list include - ending trade deals - like nafta - and restricting public lobbyists and calling for term limits on capitol hill. that will also start - when president elect trump formally swears into office on january 20-th.this week - crews already began setting up the viewing platform for that process.iowa senator joni ernst announced - she's taking requests from iowans looking for tickets to trump's inaugura. inauguration.for more information about how you can get ti

country.(president obama) "we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. and over the next few months we are going to show that to the world." president-elect trump have been very critical of one another throughout the election cycle. and a trump presidency is a nightmare scenario for the lasting legacy of president obama.here is a list of top priorities laid out by trump over the past several weeks. one of them - reversing every executive action taken by president obama.others at the top of his list include - ending trade deals - like nafta - and restricting public leaders from becoming lobbyists and calling for term limits on capitol hill. that will also st president elect trump formally swears into office on january 20-th.this week - crews already began setting up the viewing platform for that process.iowa senator joni ernst announced - she's taking requests from iowans looking for tickets to trump's inaugura. inauguration.for more information about how you can get tickets - head

united states. trump once explored business opportunities in president obama has eased relations with the island country, it's not know if presiden elect trump will continue to work in that direction. castro will be buried on sunday -- and the country will hold a period of mourning all week. thousands are expected to visit havana's revolution plaza starting today to remember ?2? castro. he was 90-years- old. so close -- yet so far away. ended with a failed last second field team scored in the first quarter.hings denver was down ni to three going into the second half. that's when the broncos started to play -- catching up and pushing it into overtime. in the final minutes -- gary kubiak decided to call on kicker brandon mcmanus for a 62- yard field goal. but his foot slammed into the grass -- and the ball bounced right off the upright. it gave the chiefs enough time for their own field goal. kubiak says he made the choice because of his confidence in mcmanus. final score was 30- jacksonville jaguars in florida next sunday. dozens of fires continue to burn in several states in the southeast... and now one

sot - president obama at 12:15pm standup close: it was a tough campaign for trump but now the hard work begins to unite the country. tomorrow he's heading to washington where president obama will welcome him to his future home, the white house. kenneth moton, abc news, new york trump handily won six electoral votes here in iowa. he won by about 150 thousand votes, 52 p last night, trump won the election with several key states still undecided. this midday, the state of michigan is still too close to call with only 15 thousand votes separating trump and clinton. today on good morning america, abc news analyst jonathan karl said it was other unexpected votes in the rust belt that gave him the win. "the reason donald trump is the president-elect of the united states is what happened in the industrial midwest. look at this. he won in the tate of won in the state of wisconsin, a state that hasn't gone republican since 1984. " global financial markets are rebounding after an overnight panic following election results. share prices started falling as soon as trump gained the lead in the electoral vote count. this is what

running start and president obama, including in his capacity as a former president, will genuinely be rooting for president trump's success in uniting and leading this country. >> president obama and president elect donald trump actually met face-to-face before or will this be their very first meeting? >> i believe that they had one other opportunity where they were at a public event together. off the top of my head i don't remember where that is, but i feel like they may have had one. that's -- but i guess what i would say is this, they do not have an extensive personal relationship and -- this is not a situation where they've, you know, had many conversations or -- you know, or played golf together or any of that business. so i guess that will be among the many, many, many reasons that tomorrow's meeting will be rather interesting. okay. chris, i will give you the last one. >> thanks, josh. i think there is a lot of fear between lgbt people and others who have seen progress like muslims and immigrants that are worried about prosecution. what is president obama's message to them? >> president obama's message to them is our country has benefited from a stea

and president obama is determined as he mentioned yesterday, to do as much as possible to insure that president trump can have success in uniting and leading this country. as president obama himself said, he's rooting for his success as he takes on the important work of uniting the country after a divisive election and leading our country forward in a way that is consistent with the best interests of many generations of americans. john i know you said they didn't : relitigate the campaign, but want to ask what the president's thoughts are. he said just on monday that donald trump is temperamentally -- he said on monday donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief. uniquely unqualified. does he still believe that? sec. earnest: look, the president's views haven't changed. he stands by what he said on the campaign trail. he had an opportunity to make his argument. he made the argument vigorously. he made that argument in states all across the country. but the american decided. the election is over. the president didn't get to choose his successor, the american people did. they have chosen president-elect trump, and president obama is de

president-elect and today president obama spoke about the transition of power uniting our nation and about clinton's loss. >> we are now all rooting for success, and leading the country. >> reporter: president obama and president-elect trump spoke overnight. >> i ad a chance to talk to president-elect trump last night about 3:30 in the morning i think it was to congratulate him on winning the election, and i had a chance to invite him to come to the white house tomorrow. >> reporter: the president also promising an easy transition. >> the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy and over the next few months, we are going to show clinton's loss. >> i'm proud of her. a lot of americans look up to her. her candidacy and nomination was historic and sends a message to our daughters all across the country that they can achieve at the highest levels of politics. >> reporter: and he reminded americans the day after we vote we are all on the same team. >> this is an intermural scrimmage. we're not democrats first, we're not republicans first we americans first. we're patriots first. >> many leaders in the bay state both democrats and republicans r

obama, who spoke just a few minutes later. >> we are now all rooting for a success, in uniting and leading the country. >> reporter: the president asked democrats to stay united behind the country. >> everybody's sad when they lose an election. >> reporter: now tomorrow is another big day here in the nation's capital, president obama has knnow invited president-elect donald trump here to the white house to begin discussions about the upcoming transition. reporting live in washington, d.c., i'm george spencer, nbc10 news. >>> and republican speaker of the house paul ryan spoke of donald trump's victory last night as the most extraordinary thing he's seen in his lifetime. >> donald trump heard a voice nobody else has heard. he connected with people no one else did. he turned politics on its head, and now, donald trump will lead a unified republican government. >> as for ryan, he was elected to his 10th term last night. former president george h.w. bush took to twitter to congratulate donald trump. barbara and i wish him well as he guides america toward as our next president, his family is in our players. and george w. bush said he

today how president elect trump and president obama are hoping to unite the country. >>russell: a teen is shot and ll deputies say they caught her killer. >>laura: they call it a dream job. drones for a living. how companies are learning to deal with this evolving technology and some of the legal challenges. >>dave: straight up 6:00 and gorgeous, beautiful start to the day. tampa bay still be in the mid 60s but areas to the north have snuck back to the 50s and we've cleared skies out this morning. look at the 52 in brooksville.

.")) >>> (( president obama - "we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. and over the next few months we are going to show that to the world." )) >>> president obama is showing support for donald trump today... after the republican was elected to take over his job come january. thanks for joining us.. i'm denise valdez. ((dave courvoisier)) >> i'm dave courvoiser. trump will now become the 45-th president of the united states. he spoke in front of a lively crowd when the news broke late last night... but his opponent.. hillary clinton.. waited until this morning to address her supporters: (( hillary clinton//(d) former presidential nominee - "i've had successes and i've had setbacks. sometimes, really painful ones. many of you are at the beginning you will have successes and setbacks, too. this loss hurts, but please never stop believing that fighting for what's right is worth it." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> clinton went on to say she beleives our country's best days are still ahea

to critics states.and the united between cuba relations to normalize obama agree president to see castro lived care, fidel brother's country in his having put the capitalism.to after that, he his brother. power over to his brother. after that, he made only occasional public appearances to rail against capitalism. having put the country in his brother's care, fidel castro lived to see president obama agree to normalize relations between cuba and the united between cuba relations to normalize obama agree president to see president obama agree to normalize relations between cuba and the united states. today - cubans begin nine days of mourning. cuban americans are now wondering how his death will impact the future of the communist nation. in miami's little havana, cuban exiles gathered again sunday to celebrate castro's death. but feelings were mixed even among the exiles - between hope for the cuba that castro ruled and hope for castro's beliefs to diminish. (sot begnaud feed u.s rep. ileana ros-lehtinen/(r) florida- 27th district) "our community is very optimistic and i think that their hopes and aspirations may soon be rau

. >>> meanwhile president obama again calling for americans to unite as the country move forward under president elect trump. today the president suggesting we look to guidance. meantime president elect trump changing his tune about those protesting his win. but just nine hours earlier he tweet add much different message blaming the media and calling the protest quote very unfair. >> in california one high schooler in trouble for handing students following trump's win. one of the students recorded it and these are screen shots from the video which was then posted on twitter. the offending student told the superintendent it was just a joke. it is not clear if the student was punished. >> [ indiscernible ] >> student then punched her, threw her to the ground leaving her with a bloody nose. all because she made a pro-trump post on instagram. the school is now investigating >>> take a look at this picture from a jacksonville area high school. someone putting up a white's only over a water fountain. the school district saying they tolerated. >> a fort lauderdale man doing what many people a

obama came to office promising to unite the country, and he did not do it. he was not able to. i am not sure trump will be able to do it either. if you listen to hillary clinton's concession speech, she was very gracious and said we should all support donald trump. but she also called on her supporters to continue her agenda. it was not a very reconciliatory tone. sarah: there has been a lot of domestic reaction and from world leaders. we heard angela merkel speaking a short time ago. she congratulated donald trump and then struck a cautionary tone. let's listen to that and get your reaction. >> germany and america are bonded together through shared values, democracy, freedom, respect for the law, and human dignity, regardless of background, skin color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or political views. on the basis of these values, i am offering to work closely with the future president of the united states, donald trump. our partnership with the united states is and shall remain a cornerstone of german foreign policy. sarah: german chancellor angela merkel outlining va

. >>> because we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country. >> today president obama meets with president-elect trump as he begins his transition to the white house. >>> florida legalizes medical marijuana. for amendment 2, the strongest support in the bay area was in pinellas county. >>> today president-elect trump will head to the white house to meet with our current commander in chief, but his visit comes on the heels of nationwide protests against trump's new position as the leader of our country. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live in downtown tampa. emerald, we are expecting protests of our own here in the area. >> reporter: that's right. at 6:00 this evening protesters are going to gather to express their frustration just like thousands and thousands of the country. people are using #notmypresident to organize their demonstrations, and people in major cities like chicago, los angeles, new orleans, and new york have come together to express their outrage with the country's new direction. many protesters say they are angry what a candidate that encouraged and

unite the country. tomorrow he will head to washington wear president obama will welcome him to the white house. erika: less than 1000 votes hampshire governor maggie hassan is declaring victory in the u.s. senate race over kelly ayotte. at this hour a half is not conceding. antoinette antonio is life in concord with this. antoinette: this race has been tight since the beginning and that continues through today. if that vote count holds new hampshire governor maggie hassan will move from the statehouse to the senate in washington. >> maggie, maggie. antoinette: democrat supporters gathered behind the statehouse for a last-minute press conference this morning. through the overnight hours this race had been too close to call. at one point republican kelly ayotte had the lead by as many as 1500 votes. hassan is now declaring victory over the incoming senator -- the incumbent senator. >> we are confident that our i am proud to stand here as the next united states senator from new hampshire. [cheering] antoinette: ayotte's campaign releasing a statement saying " this has been a closely contested race

and praunl is genuinely -- president obama is gin rinly rooting for president trump to succeed in uniting this country and helping this country make additional progress. that's a sincerely held view. >> despite what you said at the start, might you want to respond or comment on what speaker ryan said that the election was a repudiation of the liberal and progressive policies of this president? >> i think there will be plenty of time for he to respond to statements like that in the days ahead. but in the spirit of today we'll set that aside. but we can talk tomorrow. i've got some stuff. >> what do you say about how much of the returns the president watched? was he up all night? who was he watching with? was he with family and staff? what can you say about his reaction? during the campaign he said that there was no comparison between these candidates. that there really beant a choice but this was the choice that was made. surely he must have been stunned at some point. >> president obama did stay up late. it was not until after mr. trump -- president elect trump completed his remarks that president oba

countries. this network already has 20,000 people and this fall we welcome the first class of 250 fellows to the united states. [applause] president obamathis is just 100 of them. they are from every country across the americas. [applause] --s. obama: we want to help so, we want to help this generation, help with grants, skills training. today i am announcing the longevity latin american and caribbean society innovation hub, a way to connect civil society organizations across the nation so you can support each other. we are investing $40 million into the talents and entrepreneurship of young people across the caribbean, to help you start your own businesses and we are helping with the global exchange, so you can showcase your new enterprise to people around the world. and that way you can connect and hopefully get resources that you otherwise did not have. and we are moving ahead with partnerships, like the 100,000 strong in the americas. by the end of the decade, we want 100,000 u.s. students studying in the americas and 100,000 from the americas study in the united states. [applause] president obama: and we are announcing a partnershi