of official he cast their ballots confirming the election of president elect arnold j trump. -- president-elect donald j. trump. we take a look at pennsylvania, illinois, new york, and michigan. first, we hear from a reporter on the process. >> tuesday night on c-span, a conversation with entrepreneur jerry greenfield of men and jerry's ice cream on the decision to start a business. here is a look. >> because, you know, then and i wanted to have a little ice cream shop and we wanted to make and scoop ice cream to our customers and when we found --selves becoming a is this, becoming a business, we really did not like it. you know, for you guys who are students here you may have grandsons who lived through the 60's. you guys have read about the 1960's in history books and peace and love and hippies and all that stuff. that was then and me. we had all these negative feelings about business and so we were actually going to get out of the business and then three and a friend of his who convinced him that there were things we did not like about ofiness, if we thought businesses as these entities that took a

put your hands together for donald j. trump and vice president, mike pence.bow our heads at this time. now, lord, our heavenly father, we bow our heads again and in thanksgiving we reflect on this monumental and transformational victory that you have wrought in the politics of this nation that has had, lord god, an amazing experience on all of the continents of the earth. strengthen, now, the president-elect to carry out the planks and the platform of his campaign that he's promised to the american people. give us all the fortitude and constitution to stand with him as he executes the same -- jobs, a strong border, a stable economy, cut in taxes and protection of the life of the unborn. now, oh, god, we ask that you send help from your sanctuary and bless our governor. look on the members of law enforcement. strengthen the rule of law. those in the military, protect them and engender their families and as we close this session, let us go and celebrate the holiday season with an attitude of appreciation and thanksgiving, world without end, in the name of chris

controversial past and open a new chapter to open america's exceptionalism, did president-elect donald j. trump vice president mike pence and the cabinet members to be confirmed the wisdom, stability, foresight, and wisdom to govern with humility and to appoint with conviction based on our traditional values and the constitution. bless their families, loved ones, colleagues, and peers. bless our governor, members of the senate and house, electoral college, and the totality of our nation as a whole. god bless america, and let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream. all of the people say amen. >> amen. bishop: say "amen" again. >> amen. >> thank you, bishop. nominations are now in order for the chair of the 2016 president of the electoral college. i will now recognize hank for the purpose of making a nomination. [applause] [indiscernible] a hellgovernor is doing of a job. thank you. >> thank you, hank. do we have a second? we have got a second. hearing no other nominations, the nominations are closed. thank you. all in favor of governor rick snyder for the chair of t

we do know what he gave to the donald j. trumpndation because the foundation has to release its tax return. since 1987, since started, $6 million to the trump foundation. other people have given much more. given about $9.5 million. in fact, the biggest donor after trump is vince and linda mcmahon, the pro wrestling moguls, and linda mcmahon chosen to be head of his small business administration. >> and donald trump now plans to dissolve the foundation. at the same time, you well know new york attorney general is still investigating the foundation, and says he can't legally shut it down until that investigation has kind of come to fruition. how does that play into all of this? >> well, it's a sign, one of several signs, that the trump family and trump himself really have made no preparations for disentangling himself from things like this before he becomes president. they made a big announcement christmas eve saying they would shut down the trump foundation, not understanding they couldn't do it because of this ongoing new york att

i'm donald trump, and i approve this message. paid for by donald j trump for www.donaldjtrump.com. together we can make america great again. i'm d approve this message. paid for by donald j trump for president, inc." it has been a busy day. mr trump says he intends to nominate exxon mobil chief rex tillerson as secretary of state. a controversial pick because of his business ties to russia. concerns" about mr tillerson's nomination. live, theo keith, fox6 news. steph thanks theo when president-elect trump takes to the stage -- you can watch a livestream on fox6 now dot com, the fox6 news app and even the fox6 news facebook page. afterwards, we'll post the entire visit online as well. trump's pick for secretary of state... another nomination for his cabinet was also announced today. adding another previous political rival -- in former texas governor rick perry. he's been chosen to lead the energy department -- which would make him the head of an agency he once sought to eliminate. under president obama -- the energy department has focused on promoting clean energy and reducing depend

donald j. trumpe and the movement about unity and coming together. >> and a chance to set the tone for this administration. he's working on his speech. how's it going? >> it's going great. there's, you know, about three weeks left. >> true, he's been inspired by past presidents? john f. kennedy, ronald reagan, what they accomplished with their speeches? >> of course. he's inspired by the past presidents, but, again, this speech is going to be in the voice of president-elect trump and as of noon, january 20th, president trump because that's who the american people elected to lead this country and you've seen that with the jobs that are coming back to america. 8,000 jobs just announced yesterday. the discussions on israel. donald j. trump is the leader of this country. >> one of the people at the luncheon yesterday was presidential historian doug brinkley and said, we talked about j.f.k. and reagan and william harrison caught pneumonia after doing too long of a speech. president-elect trump is known fo

people forget who donald j. trump is. all these people in the news media, this is the major part of the watershed. this is a genuine watershed. there is an old world that's much deeper than just liberalism. there is the post november 8 world, if we can make it real. the trump rally has to be turned into the trump reality and there's a begat in those two and -- a big gap in those two and it's going to take a lot of work. people in the elites could not figure out that this is a guy who made his entire living marketing to consumers. he had thought every day how do i get you to come to my golf course, my hotel, how to i get you to buy my tie or watch my tv show? he said what is your device i said i don't have any device, you are a better debater than i am. because he is a totally different debater. i'm not denigrating myself, i'm ok, but he into its the audience -- he intuits the audience in a way i cannot do it. i cannot get the rhythm the way he does. so you had low energy jeb. which is untrue. jeb bush is a perfectly fine

my top three i would like to see are donald j. trump. donald j. trump. donald j. trump. and then governor pence, governor pence and governor pence. during the campaign hillary clinton had beyonce and jay z. all donald trump needs is himself, the american flag and his supporters. it's not about billionaire artists, celebrities, people sipping champagne in the beverly hills or hamptons. it's about americans. that's what won the electoral votes. >> listen. we were in cleveland at the rnc. i remember covering the helicopter swooping in to meet governor pence. we remember the walkout to queen and the smoke. do you have anything up your sleeve? >> we've got over four weeks to go. stay tuned, we're going to have an exciting event. there will be some surprises. overall this is an event that rings in the trump movement. it's a new day in america where america is the city on a hill once more. excited for it. >> the rockettes it is. see you in washington. >> see you soon. >>> live in berlin next. we are now learning the suspect was on the radar of u.s. intelligence. [engine revving

president-elect donald j. trump is a unique american leader. -- people do not really stop and think about how unique. no one, let me repeat. no one has won the presidency without having help public office or served as a general in the military. let us start there. he is automatically unique. donald trump has been a national figure for a much longer time. one of the great times, i just produced any lawn -- an electronic book called "electing ," and part of the joy is to go back and think, all of the extraordinary people showed up and wrote commentaries in the journal and washington post, they were not just wrong. they were wrong about being wrong. they have learned nothing and i will show you that any minute. you have to realize, donald trump was not just some person who showed up one morning. in 1988 opera asked him if he was going to run for president. in 1988, oprah winfrey asked him if he was going to run for president. he answered, probably not unless the country gets in trouble. was on larry king and he announc

donald j. trump. he's bringing a can-do attitude. let me be honest with you, he's telling us right now that nothing is off limits, not sacred cows like defense contractors and let me tell you something else, he's sending a strong message to the congress, and guess what, start thinking outside the box, don't tell me we can't do it because we have to get jobs and economic growth going. what's most amazing, you're able to do this without a press conference or great directive but a couple of tweets. he's giving folks like me how we can get things done. trish: by the way, you might actually, if you're twitter want to thank donald trump because he may have singled handily helped save your company by using it as a communication flat form, but anyway, you're totally right. here is the thing, ellis, what is always frustrating with so many americans, americans who have financial responsibilities, small business owners, they look at washington and see that there's absolutely no accountability. it's easy when it

. >> 20 votes for donald j. trumpential elections past, the counting of electoral college votes was a drama-free formality. not this year. >> ten votes, donald j. trump. >> you sold out! >> this is my america! >> reporter: this demonstration in phoenix and other protests around the country served as a dramatic last stand against the presidency of donald trump. his opponents appealing to 538 electors to cast their ballots today for anyone else. >> it's probably unlikely to happen. but it also gives -- it continues to highlight the potential danger of a presidency of donald trump. >> reporter: there were a few defectors, but very few. >> there's no chance that we'll lose 37 electors where donald trump will not be the next president of the united states. >> reporter: congress will officially count the votes on january 6th. >> all 11 votes have been cast for donald j. trump. >> reporter: but today, electors carried out their duties in capitals from coast to coast. >> i invite president clinton to join us in casting the fi

response saying like some character in a science fiction comic book and he's upset that i helped donald j. trump get elected potus." live at the milwaukee county jail im julie parise cbs 58 3 we're learning more about the death of 7-year-old trevion winningham. police say the little boy was taken to the hospital tuesday with serious injures... and later died. died.four people have been arrested.. two women for physical abuse of a child.. and two men for not doing anything to stop it.we've learned one of the women in of child neglect causing death... after a one-year-old boy in her care died. police say the boy was abused for nearly two weeks before his death. sot susan conwell, executive director of kids matter inc. 01;50;13 obviously it's devastating. i do think one of the real struggle's we're having in this community is that we're not always identifying escalation in abuse. i think the hardest part is when somebody has a history of abuse and then they abuse another child. 01;50;30 that's something we have to get a lot better at preventing. the relationship between those arrested and trevion i

donald j. trump received 16 electoral votes from the state of michigan.ause] [applause] governor snyder: it's very exciting. we have more work to be done. nominations are in order for the office of vice president of the united states. i recognize joseph guzman for the purpose of nomination. >> mr. chairman, it is a distinct honor to to nominate governor mike pence for vice president of the united states. governor: great, i appreciate that. do we have a second? we have a second. are there any other nominations for the office of vice president of the united states? hearing none, i call for a vote by ballot. sergeants, would you please step forward and distribute the ballots for the office of vice president of the united states? thank you please indicate your vote by writing the name of the candidate of your preference. sergeants, please collect the ballots and tally them. [ baby crying ] it's good we have the next generation of democracy up here with us. [laughter] >> i am pleased to report mike pence received all 16 votes from the state of michigan. [appla

donald j trump received 16 electoral votes from the state of michigan.s and applause] governor snyder: it's very exciting. we have more work to be done. nominations are in order for the office of vice president of the united states. i recognize joseph guzman for the purpose of nomination. >> mr. chairman, it is a to nominateor to governor mike pence for vice president of the united states. i appreciateat, that. do we have a second? we have a second. are there any other nominations the office of vice president of united states. hearing none, i call for a vote ballot. sergeants, would you please step forward and distribute the the office of vice president of the united states. thank you. vote byndicate your writing the name of the candidate of your presence. collect thelease it's good we have it's good we have the next generation of democracy up here with us. mike pence received all 16 votes from the state of michigan. [applause] [applause continues] governor snyder: congratulations to donald~j. trump and mike pence for their elections. thank you for your

people forget who donald j. trump is. all these people in the news media, this is the major part of the watershed. this is a genuine watershed. rule that'sld different from liberalism. there and there is the post-november 8 world if we can make it real. to be turnedly has into the trump reality and there's a begat in those two and it's going to take a lot of work. elites could not figure out that this is a guy who made his entire living marketing to consumers. he had thought every day how do i get you to come to my golf course, my hotel, how to i get you to buy my tire or watch my tv show? he said what is your device i said i don't have any device, you are a better debater than i am. because he is totally different -- a totally different debater. i'm not integrating myself, but he into its the audience in a way i cannot do it. i cannot get the rhythm the way he does. b. you had low energy je which is untrue. he's a fine guy, a good friend of ours, but he said it in such a way that it stuck. he said to such a degree that i

christmas eve service, president-elect donald trump and wife melania were welcomed with a standing ovation. earlier in the day mr. trump announced he would shutter the donald j appearance of any conflict with my role as president. i have decided to continue to pursue my strong interest in philanthropy in other ways. >> i give a lot of money to people, charities, and everything. i love people. >> reporter: since the campaign a series of controversies surrounding the charity. according to its tax filings from 2009 to 2014, mr. trump did not give his foundation any money. and for 2015, found addition admitted to a practice known as the use of schar tee fund for one's own benefit, violation of irs rules. admission came after a series of reports questioning whether foundation money was used to settle business lawsuits. the new york attorney general opened an investigation and order the foundation to stop raising money. his office says while there is no time line for the investigation, mr. trump's charity cannot legally dissolve until the investigation is complete. >> started the foundation with one goal in mind. >> mr. trump's announcement followed son eric's mov

it seemed to be specifically tied to one cause, and that is donald j. trumpesident-elect saying this should be retold. >> it's amazing the energy he's bringing to the role. i thought this was encourage. it shows the world is understanding there are going to be some big changes. it's not going to be business as usual. that's what we need to see in so many areas of policy. today was a strong, specific example. lou: we watched something i don't think there has been a parallel. the opposition of business to the anti-establishment candidate, that is, donald trump, was understandable, is understandable and ceos are showing up at meir mir -- at mar-a-lago talking about reducing the cost of air force one aircraft and the f-35 program which is totally out of control and represents billions of dollars. >> i saw it myself when i was inside government in the u.k. with david cameron. the big corporations have been ripping off the taxpayers for decades because there has never been anyone in charge really understands how to properly negotiate and takes a personal interest i

. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> the extraordinary measures president obama is taking to prevent any kind of muslim registry and to trump-proof the country. >>> then the debacle in north carolina that left democrats in the dust. >>> plus trump's pick for press secretary. >> twilight sparkle from my little pony said this is your dream. >> and a rare retraction from newt. >> i goofed. draining the swamp is in. the alligators should be worried. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> i made a big boo-boo. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. in 29 days donald trump will become the president of the united states, but until then barack obama still holds the job. in the waning days of his term, he's making what appear to be several different efforts to trump-proof the white house. today moving to block one of trump's biggest priorities dating back to the early days of his campaign, the creation of some kind of monitoring system

whereas rock and donald j. trumphe popular winning 306 of the 270 electors needed to secure his place in history as our 45th president of the united states of america, we thegnize and thank following electors for their willingness to serve in the electoral process and regulate being being the -- bestowed the honor of representing the great state of michigan. thank you. governor snyder: thank you. [applause] governor snyder: thank you. you can't please provide a copy of that to the secretary for the minutes, please. appoint the to lieutenant governor, the as assistantstate chairs. thank you for your services. the senate majority leader is secretary, the assistant secretary, speaker of the house is parliamentarian, and state is assistante parliamentarian. thank you for your service. [applause] governor snyder: i have not people to be asked cheyenne they are today. thank you for sharing with us. and thank you for your assistance. the role of official electors ofl now be -- the roll official collectors will now be called

. >> all 11 votes have been cast for donald j trump. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump won 306 electoral college votes on election day. it takes 270. it takes 272 win. -- 270 to win.>> reporter: some have been urged not to go for trump. an outside group paid for this television ad featuring celebrities asking you mentors to vote their conscience. >> it is about democrats that can't accept the outcome of the election. it is about delegitimizing the american system. it is not going to work.>> reporter: 29 states have laws requiring electoral college voters to vote the way their state voted. in other states, they are free to change their mind. so far, texas elector chris super and is the only electoral college member to publicly say he won't vote for mr. trump. >> i think this is the first time in america's history where we have someone who is clearly unfit for office. >> reporter: donald trump spoke out against those pushing electors to change their mind. he tweeted "if my many supporters acted and threatened like those who lost election are doing, they would be scorned and calle

. >> all 11 votes have been cast for donald j trump. >> president-elect donald trump won 306 electoral college votes on election day it, takes 2370 to win. >> the campagne is over. >> this man is the president. but electric tore call college voters in some states have been inundated with pleas to not vote for mr. trump. >> the republican members of the electoral college there is message is for you. >> outside group unite for america paid for this television ad featuring celebrities, acting electors, to vote their conscious. >> it is about democrats that can't except the outcome of the election, it is about illegitimizing the american system it, won't work. >> twenty-nine states have laws requiring electoral college voters to vote the way their state voters. electors in other states are free to change their mind. so far texas elect tore chris suprun is the only one to publicly say he won't vote for mr. trump. >> i think the first time in america's history where we have someone clearly unfit for office. >> president-elect donald trump spoke out against those push pushing electors to chan

the market is up now more than 8% since donald j. trump is a superior mind you listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. up next vice president-elect pence says rex tillerson and general kelly are the perfect choices for trumps expanded cabinet. >> he along with general john kelly the department from insecurity represent the caliber of experienced leaders and people are coming to expect the cabinet coming around our president-elect. lou: not every republican is jim woolsey and i work discussing are in agreement with the vice vice president-elect enough that the subject of my commentary. in just moments trump's senior advisor kellyanne conway joins us. she will tell us exactly what's going on over there in the trump tower. welcome as much as she can. stay with us. we will be right back. >> lou: a few thoughts on president-elect trump making it official as exxonmobil's rex tillerson being his nomination for secretary of state. senators mccain and graham calling for an investigation into cia claims russ

that sounds like some character in a science fiction comic book and he's upset that i helped donald j. trump get elected new this morning - milwaukee police are tracking down a shooter this morning after yesterday. it happened on 38-th and locust. police say the 28-year-old victim was shot during a drug-robbery. milwaukee county finds out it ?owes its own workers more than 17- million dollars for underpaying into their pension fund.the issue dates back to 2007. the county found an error in how it was paying into the plan. the county reported the error to the i-r-s.it took until this summer for the i-r-s to give the county the final bill. county board president theo wait... the county was charged 8-percent interest every year. last month the county paid back 11- million dollars.it still owes another six million. today to talk about all of this. a former server at water street brewery is suing the company ... saying she wasn't paid minimum wage or overtime, and wasn't allowed to keep all her tip money. angela brandt also argues she was suspended when she refused to use her tips to pay for disc

now this is a third deal for donald trump to president-elect saving 1000 jobs last week a carrier announcing a 50 billion-dollar investment with softbank mr. j. there will add up to tens of thousands of jobs over time and mr. trump today explaining why he threatened to cancel an air force one deal with boeing over what he considers to be out-of-control costs. >> i spoke to a very good man yesterday ahead of boeing a terrific guy. that's what i'm here for them negotiate prices. lou: negotiating prices. the president-elect joining me the executive director for transition david rossi. first of all great to see you. >> thanks for having me. lou: let's start with, he's got the moxie to say to every ceo as he did today if you are thinking about shipping a job middle-class job out of this country to a cheap foreign labor market, let's talk. see if the president-elect is a change agent. he campaigned as a change agent and there's a new sheriff in town for that's the mentality he's trying to bring to this job. he's saying america's open for business and i'm going to protect the american jobs that are currently here and i'm going to try to create new

the bureaucracy or donald j. trump? what does it take to get man book on the moon? bureaucracy or donald j. trump? what trumpism is, eliminating red tape, being frugal and practical. >> you can answer the question i raised monologue, you got a trillion dollar infrastructure project. you and i both know if you run that plu washington, d.c., you lose 50 september on tcents on . >> like the stimulus. but there are two parts. don't think of a trillion dollar bill. think of a trillion dollar effect. >> help me out. >> okay. we set public-private partnership and a bunch of folks run in and say i will put up half of the money. we say to the canadians, let's do some cross-border deals together. they put up half the money. we say, let's cut through the red tape, and i researched this for years. if you go out and you talk to governor levin and what he did in utah for the winter olympics, you go and you talk to pete wilson what he did after the northridge earthquake, you talk to arnold schwarzenegger what he did after the oakland bridge blowing up. when he got cash and built br

donald j. trump is your president. get used to it. if you don't like it, there's france, canada, maybe even cuba. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> good evening, everybody. president-elect trump today demonstrating he is both mag unanimous and gracious in victory. mr. trump hosted a technology summit in new york with silicon valley industry leaders, all but one of whom funneled millions of dollars to hillary clinton and fellow democrats. the president-elect, however, was not only conciliatory but offered the technology leaders his assistance. >> i'm here to help you folks do well. and you're doing well right now. i'm very honored by the bounce. anything we can do to help this go along, we're going to be there for you. you call my people. you call me. it makes no difference. we have no formal chain of command. >> you are. the gathering of who's who, larry page, apple's tim cook, amazon's jeff bezos. while the companies undoubtedly happy to cut corporate taxes, many of them have taken issues with his proposals for balanced aequitabe

that sounds science fiction comic book and he's upset that i helped donald j. trump get elected potus." live in milwaukee im jp cbs 58 a defendant in the deadly shooting of 5-year-old laylah peterson gets 65 years in prison. carl barrett junior was convicted of shooting into a home... killing layah as she sat on her grandfather's lap. the action so reckless that the prosecution argued he's a threat to the community. barrett's defense never had any real parents in his life ...and barrett himself went from apologizing to claiming his innocence. ""i know that you might thank that i'm guilty, because of the verdict. i don't agree with it. but at the end of the day, i'm guilty, and i'm sorry for their loss. that's all." all." 3 petersen's grandfather told the judge that follwing layah's murder... he suffered from so much stress that at one point he considered suicide. 3 a chemical spill at a downtown la crosse engineering lab caused an evacuation of the ammonium hydroxide was spilled at davy engineering yesterday. ammonium hydoxide is about 20 times ?stronger? than regula

. ♪ >> t united states, president-elect donald j. trumpas triumphed. >> i look very much forward to being your president. >> scalia passed away. >> reporter: a political battle brewing. >> this vacancy will not be filled this year. >> i plan to fulfilly responsibilities of finding a successor. >> discriminatory. >> toxic water crisis in clint. >> poison. >> waiting five months to warn the public. >> explosive spread of the zika virus. >> a child fell into a gorilla cage. >> they shot and killed the gorilla. >> reporter: nearly a million sold in the u.s., recalled. >> the smoke was unbearle, thick, black smoke. >> reporter: a deadly winter storm for the record books. >> d.c. nature's punch. >> reporter: the storm plaguing millions. a state of disaster in 30 counties from florida -- >> hurricane matthew is close to us here. >> reporter: to the kracarolina. >> flood waters came flooding through here. >> reporter: 3 million without a home. >> no clothes, no shoes. >> reporter: wildfires raging across the southeast. >> my house is on fire. >> i

that's the message of president-elect donald j. trump. >> you're a big part of that in terms of a member of the transition team, executive member of it. people really feel in this country they can't even dream, have these aspirations to open a company or do something and so much of that contribute to the working force. >> we've been stuck because of the low growth, a declining wage cycle over the last ten years, panels are down 9.4% for middle class and working class. his focus is being real wages back to the united states. we've talked in the obama administration about $15 an hour wages. that's not going to be the president trump plan. the president trump plan is high living standards and wages. let's start the consumes cycle again to get people back to work and get the growth that we need. >> hire americans, buy american goods, put america first. these sound like simple statements but they have profound impacts in the market >> look at the consumer confidence numbers, the best they've been in -- >> yeah, 15 years. >> i think it was 15

onald trump is dissolving his charity, the donald j. trump foundation. in a release through his team, president-elect trump said this move was to avoid appearances of conflict of interest. recall his foundation had been investigating for self-dealing spending donated and his himself businesses. this morning, president obama to vered his weekly address wish everyone a merry christmas nd he was joined by first lady michelle. resolve obama: let's to recommit ourselves to the values we share. on behalf of all of the obamas, malia, sasha, merry christmas, everybody. >> we wish your family a happy and healthy 2017. thanks and god bless. kimberly: this is the final message from the obamas in office. they are spending their winter do in s they always hawaii. the bears' offense was the gift that kept on giving for the today. >> here is the thing, though, is it too little too late to get a like this? kimberly: it keeps their playoff hopes alive. going to keep the christmas spirit and say good job. you wanted them to do it every game this season. they could have don

all 11 votes have been cast for donald j. trump. >> good morning, democracy. at was the scene in indiana just moments ago where officially now all 11 of the state's electoral votes are for donald j. trump. total of 538 electors cast their vote for president today and while generally seen as a formality, this year is a major focus of attention. kyle cheney at politico. i want to go through nuts and bolts here. over the weekend, you wrote that members of the electoral college have been receiving harassing calls and hate mail. now, i want you to talk to me about how widespread that has been because when you say there's been hate mail, death threats, that sounds massive but in terms of how many people are actually getting that and what the impact will be? i don't want to overstate it in any way. >> it is fairly widespread. 538 electors and usually, pretty anonymous. a big fight over electoral votes on election day and people don't normally think about the fact there's people behind each one of these votes and as they've woken up to that, lobbying targets by people

donald trump's transition team, mr. trump announced that he intends to dissolve the donald j. trump foundation. mr. has done what he calls "enormous good works over the years," he was acting to" avoid even the appearance of any conflict with my role as president." the foundation has been controversial and is currently under investigation by the new york state attorney general. in 2015, the foundation had net assets of $1.1 million. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and b

then the president of the united states donald j trump. as a consequence of that, i believe that, one, general kelly is very level headed. his tone is very genuine. he believes in law. he believes protecting our borders frl illegal drugs coming over as well as terrorists. as a consequence he in fact is focused on the safety of the american people, that is donald j trump, president trump, president to be trump's agenda. >> he wants to be tough on illegal immigration, but he sounds a compassionate tone when he's talking about why it's bad. he talks about the terrible things that happened to thousands of undocumented immigrants, especially children on their journey and saying particularly women or young ladies on the way up as they're trying to come into this country. he talks about why we need to stop it, but in a way that's compassionate that has to help. >> absolutely. look, president elect trump won an election because he listened to the people. he didn't treat the majority of the americans being residents of flyover countries. he connect

and they voted for donald j. trump, period, that's the underlying fact. i said this all the way back in 2014 when the north koreans were apparently hacking into sony. we need, and i have no problem with hearings that look at the totality the cyber threat to the united states. i think that would be very healthy and very important and if this particular story's a part of that, that's fine. but to narrow it down to something which, frankly, even the intelligence agencies don't agree on. >> right. >> there's a big argument inside the intelligence community over whether or not this even happened. >> exactly. you know, i thought it was fascinating and i think consistent with president obama's -- his whole personality is during the press conference he said, you know, my message to russia is, quote, we can do stuff to you. i don't know how you took that, mr. speaker, but i thought it was rather week. do you want to comment on that? >> well, i'll just say two things about barack obama. one, being it was weak because he's weak. he's been weak for eight years. a lot

. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> the extraordinary measures president obama is taking to prevent any kind of muslim registry and to trump-proof the country. >>> then the debacle in north carolina that left democrats in the dust. >>> plus trump's pick for press secretary. >> twilight sparkle from my little pony said this is your dream. >> and a rare retraction from newt. >> i goofed. draining the swamp is in. the alligators should be worried. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> i made a big boo-boo. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. in 29 days donald trump will become the president of the united states, but until then barack obama still holds the job. in the waning days of his term, he's making what appear to be several different efforts to trump-proof the white house. today moving to block one of trump's biggest priorities dating back to the early days of his campaign, the creation of some kind of monitoring system

this tweet gives a glimpse of donald j. trump's emotional inarts. after reading about sham shire college babies burning a flag on campus. he said nobody should be allowed to burn the flag and should have a loves citizenship or a year in jail. it sent the ladies on "the view" into open electriin -- into apot flashes. >> it reeks of a dictatorship. kennedy: trump also once tweeted i have never seen a thin fern drinking diet coke. there are many who oppose the incoming dear leader as a violator of protocol. they want to see him like this. >> expect the stagnation to continue until the department of agculture's january crop report. exactly as we thought. reporter: but instead they see him like this. i mean, he has said he wants to drain the swamp and that's a classier way of saying the same thing, isn't it? kennedy: you cannot rely on any form of social media as a literal record analysis or policy. in this case's ununmediated temperature temperature. it's nothing else, it will force everyone to think for themselves and force lazy journalists to get off

that sounds like some character in a science fiction comic book and he's upset that i helped donald j. trump get elected potus. jacob kittilstad...cbs 58 news. many places in the south and southeastern united states are reeling today after a line of tornadoes and severe storms swept through. the storms started in alabama and moved east and north up through mississippi, georgia and into the carolinas. at least 5 people are known dead, dozens are hurt and the property damage is widespread. 3 3 3 temperatures below freezing around 300. wind: nw 5-10 mph. friday: drying out with some pockets of sunshine. highs in the upper 30s. wind: w 5-10 mph.weekend: seasonable temperatures both saturday and sunday with highs in the upper 30s. some peeks of sunshine possible on saturday with a snow is likely on sunday with some light accumulation possible, especially on grassy surfaces.tonight: mostly cloudy. temperatures below freezing around 300. wind: nw 5-10 mph.friday: drying out with some pockets of sunshine. w 5-10 mph.weekend: seasonable temperatures both saturday and sunday with highs in the upper 30

that sounds like some character in a science fiction comic book and he's upset that i helped donald j. trump get elected potus. fire investigators in rock county are working to learn more about a deadly house fire they are calling "suspicious." officials in the town of newark found 62-year-old autopsy revealed he died from injuries he sustained in the fire.police are still searching for macgowan's pick up truck. new this morning -- a proposed bill would force wells fargo to face its victims of fake accounts in court.the bill would prevent the company from using fine print buried in customer agreements to derail class action lawsuits.the fine print, known as forced arbitration agreements, require customers to resolve their claims in closed-door arbitration instead of today's tmj4--really a close call for one of america's space heroes.. rescued from the bottom of the world. plus.. shocking video. a first look of what it's like when a tornado storms through town. and taking a live look outside.. the roads this morning are wet. meteorologist yesterday remained cloudy and breezy with highs near 4

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donald j. trump is your president. get used to it.'s france, canada, maybe even cuba. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> good evening, everybody. president-elect trump today demonstrating he is both mag unanimous and gracious in victory. mr. trump hosted a technology summit in new york with silicon valley industry leaders, all but one of whom funneled millions of dollars to hillary clinton and fellow democrats. the president-elect, however, was not only conciliatory but offered the technology leaders his assistance. >> i'm here to help you folks do well. and you're doing well right now. i'm very

kennedy but not for donald j. trump, a history lesson for critics who are bashing the president-elect's cabinet >>> rex tillerson is donald trump's pick to run the state department. but now they're getting the business for being a very wealthy business guy. i think fdr did very well with the cabinet, but this is not to be accepted here. >> it's beyond comprehension to push back on the feigned squo outline, they're ceos who know about getting things done and who understand accountability, and why not, after all these failed years of professional politicians coming up short, why not have people who are accustomed to this kind of people. >> how about robert kennedy, his brother. >> but the guy running ford, that's not a bad thing. all i'm saying is media very different when this involved someone like donald trump than when it involved someone like john kennedy. >> donald trump has his ceos, all of these people build things, material things. it feels like the press is kind of forgetting -- with bits and bites or whatever th

. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. we have to go and we have to maybe check respectfully the mosques and we have to check other places because this is a problem that if we don't solve it, it's going to eat our country alive. the time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we face today. i call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme, extreme vetting. >> very, very extreme. after the election among the many people trump met with for potential administration jobs is kansas secretary of state kris kobach carrying a list of priorities for his first year at the department of homeland security updated and reintroduce the nseers screening and tracking system. it was a system put in place after 9/11 built in part by kobach who then worked for attorney general ashcroft. 25 cup trees designated havens for terrorists, most of them muslim countries. the o

donald trump and his wife we ovation. earlier in the day mr. trump announced he would shutter the non-profit the donald j. trump foundation to avoid the appearance of any conflict as my role of president i will pursue my strong interest in philanthropy in other ways. >> by giving a lot of money to people and i love people. >> since the campaign there have been a series of controversies surrounding the charities. according to the tax filings, mr. trump did not give his foundation any money. for 2015 the foundation admitted to a practice known as self-dealing. the use of charity funds for one's own benefit a violation of irs rules. the admission came after a series of reports questioning whether foundation money was used to settle business lawsuits. the new york attorney general opened an investigation and ordered the foundation to stop raising money. while there's no timeline for the investigation, mr. trump's charity cannot legally dissolve complete. >> we start with one goal in mind. >> reporter: his announcement follows his son eric's move to stop raising money for charities. in response the president el

donald trump and his wife melania were welcomed to a standing ovation. earlier in the day trump announced he would shatter his nonprofit the donald j. trump foundation to avoid even the appearance of i've decided to continue to pursue my strong interest in philanthropy in other ways. >> by giving a lot of money to people in charity and i love people. >> reporter: since the campaign there's been controversy surrounding the charity. according to tax filings from 2009 to 201 2015 the foundation admitted to a practice that uses charity funds for one's own benefit which is a violation of irs rules. the admission came after reports questioning whether foundation money was used to settle business lawsuits. the new york attorney general opened an investigation ordered the foundation to stop raising money. his office said while there is no timeline for the investigation his charity cannot legally dissolve until the investigation is complete.>> the foundation ( inaudible ). >> reporter: it follows his sons eric moved to stop raising money for his charity amid questions that donors can look to curry influence. in response trump said isn't this

. >>> and donald j. trump has won the electoral college vote, december spied a record bid successful to flip electors. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. tuesday, december 20th. i'm mam hall bern alongside chris jansing. breaking news out of berlin. 12 people are dead, 48 injured, after a truck plowed into a crowderistmas market. police say the truck was "intentionally driven" into the crowd. they're investigating it as a probable terrorist attack. a suspect was arrested near the scene. a polish citizen was found dead inside the truck but police say he was not the driver. >> nbc news foreign correspondent lucy cavenaugh joins us with the latest. >> german authorities believe the truck was driven into the crowd on purpose, they're investigating this as a suspected terror attack. christmas markets across the city shut today out of respect for the victims and the families. police aren't saying much about the man they have in custody other than he was caught a mile and a half away from the christmas market. he is believed to b

shape they have been in since 1922 thanks to your efforts and the efforts of the president-elect donald j. trump. that must drive them absolutely nuts. but enough about them. they're just mocking themselves it seems these days. i want to turn to rex tillerson, an unusual and fascinating choice for secretary of state. but we're already getting blowback not from the democrats so much as, you know, the old faithful, lindsey graham, john mccain, new senator james langford joining in on that. how much trouble do you think they will be and what can you do about it? >> rex tillerson is an inspired and amazing pick. much like the boss he will be working for, president trump he is unconventional. don't you want somebody who already has these relationships, who has been in these countries, 50 countries, russia, china, yemen, the middle east, developing nations. don't you want somebody, lou, who already has been out there fighting for u.s. interests? and frankly, as secretary of state, we have a great relationship, the faith and the confidence of the president of the united states, which is important. lou,