colonel glenn 2n eagle scout dinner in mansfield, ohio. only a 4 - a few short weeks earlier, in my court of honor i was awarded the eagle scout award, was 16 years old. i got to meet colonel glenn, his words inspired us, he stayed with me and we looked for ways to serve community and country. 38 years john granted me the honor of walking me down the center aisle, when senators are sworn in, any term they serve they are accompanied by a senator from their state or a former senator, that senator seem to be sworn in and i chose to walk down with my friend and former senator john glenn. john's kindness, he had a humility and kindness unusual in this business and somebody with his level of accomplishment. his kindness, intelligence and courage, his commitment to service set an example. his legacy will live on not just in the pages of history books but through the americans he inspired whether it was passion for exploration that led him to join nasa. dedication to country the called him to the armed forces, a desire to make the world a better pl

he fired up the crowd with one of his latest picks yesterday while in ohio. here's our roxana saberi with the very latest. [ applause ] >> reporter: trump kicked off his thank you tour in ohio last night, emphasizing his victory over hillary clinton. >> we won in a landslide. >> reporter: and mocking what he called the disponce press

sot donald trump in ohio: "i love you, ohio, this is a great place." in cincinnati, mapping out a replacing obamacare and focusing more on inclusion. soundbite donald trump, us president-elect: "we denounce all of the hatred. // we have to come together, we have no choice." the president-elect condemning bigotry and prejudice, but just as quickly going back to some of his most controversial campaign rhetoric seen by some as just that. soundbite donald trump, president-elect: "we will construct a great wall at the border. to keeping muslims out of the country. soundbite donald trump, us president-elect: "people are pouring in from regions of the mid are, where they come from, what they're thinking, gloating in his win over hillary clinton, the president-elect smiling as supporters chanted to "lock her up." trump: we had a lot of fun fighting hillary clinton?. (and smiled as the crowd chanted "lock her up.") earlier in the day, in indiana where mike pence is still governor, trump and the vice president-elect talking about the deal to keep a in indianapoli

during last night's speech in ohio, mr. trump reverted to his rough and tumble campaign style, mocking opponents and the press, while taunting protesters. and in a forum at harvard university, mr. trump's campaign staff went at it with representatives of hillary clinton. roxana saberi is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. mr. trump announced a top cabinet pick in ohio last night and he fired up the crowd with remarks sounding much like he did on the campaign trail. president-elect donald trump kicked off his thank you tour in ohio last night emphasizing his victory over hillary clinton. >> we won in a landslide. that was a landslide. >> reporter: and mocking what he called the press for they said, oh, wow, no way for hillary clinton to become president. donald trump is the president of the united states. >> reporter: tensions from the bitter 2016 election boiled over during a panel discussion at harvard yesterday, as top aides from both camps went head-to-head. >> i would rather lose than win the way

in the battleground state of ohio, trump tipping his hand on a major cabinet pick, takinga i swipe at the media. >>> the rising death toll in an apocalypti in case flames spark up again. >>> and new this hour, sexual harassment in the workplace. >> candid comments from women who work across the economy. what's being done to fight back? >>> and "full house," the famous house from that classic show, sold. the famous dwelling from that classic show, now off the market. the buyer is someone who should >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you don't know? >> i can't wait. >> we're going to talk about it later. the "full house" fire. you'd think this house was going to quietly settle into the san francisco landscape. not so much. >> full details coming up on that. but we start with the president-elect who is doing something that he loves, clearly. playing to a huge crowd of loyal supporters. >> trump holding a campaign-style rally in ohio last night, after he was praised manufacturing jobs in indiana. he bragged about his white house win as the crowd chanted "lock her up." referri

if the 17 days trump spent campaigning in ohio after clinching the nomination was the road show?this was "i love you, ohio, this is a great place." in cincinnati, mapping out a broad agenda that includes tax reform, repealing and replacing obamacare and focusing more on inclusion. soundbite donald trump, us president-elect: the president- elect condemning bigotry and prejudice, but just as quickly going back to some of his most controversial campaign rhetoric seen by some as just that. soundbite donald trump, president-elect: "we will construct a great wall at the border. to keeping muslims out of the country. soundbite donald trump, us president-elect: "people are pouring in from regions of the middle east - we have no idea who they are, where they come from, what they're thinking, gloating in his win over hillary clinton, the "lock her up." trump: we had a lot of fun fighting hillary clinton?. earlier in the day, in indiana where mike pence is still governor, trump and the vice president- elect talking about the deal to keep a thousand jobs and a carrier manufacturin g plant in

:07-:18 president-elect donald trump names a top cabinet pick and basks in his victory at a rally in ohio. i'm roxana saben details on the first day of his "thank-you" tour. good morning and happy friday! today is december 2nd. we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including ..the wet conditions outside. outside.this is a live look at downtown milwaukee. milwaukee.you'll probably want to grab the umbrella ?and? a warmer coat on your way out this morning.like yesterday-- it's chilly out there. 3 meteorologist justin thompson gee starts us off with ready weather. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) today: after some morning persistent drizzle we start to dry out with a little sun possible. seasonable highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.tonight: partly cloudy with lows close to aver the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph.weekend: very seasonable when it comes to temperatures with highs in the upper 30s both saturday and sunday. a mix of sun and clouds on saturday staying dry before clouds increase and snow arrives on sunday. light snow showers possible form 7 am our top

are engaged and that is what we did with those that were standing on the sidelines not only here in ohio and kentucky and in then midwest and in the united states but frankly those around the world have been waiting for somebody to step up to both the say what needs to be said 11 although balding and blunt the time has come. [applause] want baird has not bennett time frankly many remember 1980 we needed a strong president but frankly sense not 1980 have we had the same sense of need in our people and frankly not even in 1980 does the world need a strong american president like we needed one this year . there needs to be a time and a place in history as it unfolds where men and women step up and step up and step out that is exactly what donald trump was willing to do and has done. when you look at where we were 80 years ago and you saw all the pacifist and the people with their heads in the sand pdf literally and figuratively neville chamberlain those who made excuses for or apologize star were not willing to stand up to what was actually happening in, the winner of bomb negative the worl

bestiality is close to being illegal in ohio. that's right it's not against the law in the buckeye state. a bill just passed by the ohio senate will make it illegal. it's on the way to the house and according to the dayton daily news ohio is one of 11 still legal. hmm. well, take a look that's governor john kasich sending a self-driving truck on a test run in ohio. i said it, a self-driving truck. it took a drive with a driver along as back up. it will take a test run on the turnpike later this week. ohio is investing $15 million into testing self-driving vehicles putting in fiber optic cable tw year. that's an interesting development. >> very interesting. >> makes me nervous. >> so far a lot have not done well. >> it makes me nervous. i don't want to look over and not see a person. >> imagine if that driverless car is texting. >>> let's look outside right now. a live look at downtown cleveland. lower 40s, mid-40s. mansfield at 39 degrees. near philly seeing stars out there. notice the feels like temps in the 30s. the cool air is

pick and bassing in victory at rally in ohio. i'm roxannea in new york, coming up details of his first day of his thank you tour. >> today is friday, december the second, good morning, i'm greg argos in for jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. katie, and meisha, keeping an eye on things this friday morning. happy friday. we made it. >> tgif. >> tgif, all like yes, so happy. all smiling. the roadways this morning are actually looking really nice. they're nice and dry, we know it will be nice outside all day long, katie, but i will say that we do have an accident out there. talking about the row home fire, as well. that will slow your commute in just a little bit. >> important stuff. thankfully like you said, things very quiet on my side of the desk for a change, will stay that way into the weaken. one thing i would say, guys, it will be pretty winnie, well, you know what, let me call it breezy. i feel like fine line right there. not talking about any damaging win, but for the next couple of days we will have to deal with brisk conditio

heaping praise on supporters wrapping up a day-long victory lap with a fiery rally in ohio. >> trump highlighting his agenda bragging about defeating hillary clinton and slamming the media. abc's janai norman is in washington, d.c. with details of what by all appearances was a presidential campaign event. good morning, janai. >> adrienne and kendis. so his first stop was in indiana to talk about saving jobs there. though he didn't save all the jobs, the company carrier planned to ship to mexico, about 1300 still being sent across the border. if the 17 days trump spent campaigning in ohio after clinching the nomination was the road show, this was the reunion. >> i love you, ohio, this is a great place. >> reporter: in cincinnati mapping out a broad agenda that and replacing obamacare and focusing more on inclusion. >> we denounce all of the hatred. we're going to come together. >> reporter: the president-elect condemning bigotry and prejudice but just as quickly going back to some of his most controversial campaign rhetoric seen by some as just that. >> we will construct a great wall a

in quick succession. mr. trump traveling to ohiostate university where he will meet with victim and first responders in last week's alleged terrorist attack. first, the wall street journal quoted sources that mr. trump is expected to nominate head of cke restaurantses for labor restaurantses. and david lee is live in trump tower. >> reporter: fox news confirmed that mr. trump is calling for andrew puzder as labor secretary. he has a company, the company he chair and control system hardee's fast-food restaurant and carl's junior. he called for repoling obama care and lowering the corporate federal tax and against raising the federal minimum wage over $9 an hour. democrats are calling for a $15 an hour minimum wage. he said hiking the minimum wage will lead to higher prices and more automation and the ones hurt will be the lowest paid employees. and the search this hour continues for the next secretary of state. a now hours ago he met with a retired admiral who is a dean at the school. hillary clinton considered admiral star tht din i

in the east. president-elect trump says thank you to the voters of ohio. i attend his first public speech since election day. he repeated many parts of his agenda including repealing obamacare, cutting taxes and securing the border with mÉxico. he also made a surprise announcement naming retired marine core general james mattis as secretary of defense nominee. the chief executive of starbucks is staying aside, howard is turning over reigns to kevin johnson, company's current president and long-time board member. over 25,000 stores in 75 countries. he's going to focus on the reserve line of coffees, the most expensive ones. in a few hours from now we will get the latest reading, here is what economists are predicting, unemployment rate remains at 4.9%. ahead of that let's show you how u.s. stock market futures responding. futures are down on the final day of the week. dow futures down 33. the average is up 39 minutes week. it's going to be close to eke out a gain, fourth week in a row. nasdaq futures down 25. nicole, that's a look at what's happening now. ni

in rural america. guest: that is right. it is astonishing that ohio leads the nation in overdose deaths. it is not california, texas, it is ohio. ohio, west in virginia, or eastern kentucky, a lot of these areas, it really is in some ways the thing that people talk about and think about. almost no one is untouched by this open your epidemic, whether it is a family member or friend. host: why do you think your book became a "new york times" bestseller? guest: that is a good question. i think part of it is obviously this is a group of people, white working-class americans in the rust belt, ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, and so forth, they deliver the presidency to the donald trump. and because of that, folks were asking a love question about who is this group of people, what do they think, what are they like, and hopefully my book sheds a light on that. i'm hopeful the book became successful because it is compelling, because some of the arguments i make are compelling, but i know part of it is because it is timely. host: jd vance is an author here on c-span's "washington journal" as we kick

. >> we are in cincinnati, ohio, where president-elect donald trump and mike sense are on the thank you tour, the second stop of the day at carrier air conditionering in indianapolis and the president-elect, the first cable tv l interview is here. first time you have been on since. >> appropriate that it is with you. >> has it hit you, the magnitude? >> it has but this is so much to be done. we have worked a deal with carrier where they will keep 1,100 people in the united states, here in indiana. it is a great day. they are a great company. they are moving to mexico and they changed their mind and are staying in this country where they should be and we are very happy about it. >> you have not taken a day off i have been watching, monday through friday, and saturday can sunday and a lot of people are coming in and out visiting you and you actually said in an interview you want to roll up your sleeves and get to work and don't want a vacation. >> you take a little bit of a vacation but this is a great experience. i love what i do, i want to help people and we help people like with the ca

trump arrived in cincinnati, eye ohio. where he will shortly hold a rally. oss critical battle ground states that voted hear him -- for him and put him over the top in electoral college.

this trump campaign event in ohio this evening. there were the usual chants, "build the wall," "lock her up," "drain the swamp." trump taunted the news media who couldn't have gotten this election more wrong in truth. he taunted global election. this was trump's thank you tour, in effect thanking his base for putting him over the top and making him, three weeks ago and change now, the president-elect. over the course of this hour this evening, we will have our team, the very best in the business of covering politics on television. let's begin by dialing back to a little of what we heard tonight in cincinnati, ohio. >> i'm going to go discuss our action plan to make america great again. we're going to discuss it. although we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary, didn't we? all right? from now on, it's going to be america first, okay? america first. we're going to put ourselves first. we would put other countries first. we had people running our country that truly didn't know what the hell they were doing, okay? didn't know what the

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a triumphant donald trump began his multistate thank you tour tonight in ohio in front ofame devoted throng he commanded during the campaign. they loved every minute of it. monica has been following this story tonight. monica, trump made a lot of news today. >> the president elect made several topics, taxes to helping the poor to naming a key cabinet member tonight. he shared important messages in ohio. >> i'm here today for one main reason, to say thank you to ohio. >> donald trump had the crowd roaring tonight in cincinnati. he thanked them for the 2.8 million votes he got carrying 80s of the counties statewide. he said despite the brutal fight against hilary clinton he's working with the democrats. we are going to find common ground and get the job done properly. >> he mentioned the air conditioning plant he stopped from closing today keeping 1100 job in the u.s. instead of going to mexico. he said it's the beginning of an overhaul of the american economy and tax system. >> we are going to make america the best place to hire, grow, create and expand. >> trump announced

face a tough challenge in getting senate confirmationsince he retired only three years ago...not seven...as the law requires. roxana saberi cbs news. ((kirsten joyce)) >> during the ohio rally, the president-elect also pledged, once again, to build a wall mexico. earlier in the day...he traveled to indiana...to officially announce a deal he helped reach this week -- that will keep hundreds carrier air conditioning jobs from moving to the country./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> meanwhile... new york city is fining anthony weiner 65-thousand dollars. the city's campaign finance board says weiner paid for personal expenses with campaign cash during his run for mayor in 20-13. the board says weiner used the money to cover costs for a personal phone and dry cleaning, for mayor campaign declined to comment on the fines. weiner finished a distant fifth place in the race for mayor after a second lewd-texting scandal surfaced. he resigned from congress in 20-11 after his first sexting scandal./// ((demetria obilor)) back to you!/// back in town. last night was one of the 2016 national finals rodeo... and it didn't disappoint. ((demetria obilor)) >> the thomas and mack is hosting wha

later on he will begin what his team is calling a thank you tour starting with an event in cincinnati, ohio. first we begin in indiana. se cnn's suzanne malveaux is in indianapolis. has his plane arrived. >> reporter: we know the plane is about to arrive, approximately 2:03. he'll go straight to the plant and he'll be on the floor where ten months ago the bosses told their employees their jobs were going to mexico. that's where he's going to start the tour. take around the plant and end up here and address the details of this deal here. a lot of people very excited, there's anticipation and a sents of worry, too, brooke. some people feel like this won't apply to everybody. the bulk of the jobs will be saved but some people are not certain if they'll take a pay cut, if the roll will change. some of the details we have learned as you have as well, it's $7 million over the course of 10 years and it means $700,000 a year. it breaks down to $500,000 as a tax income refund and $200,000 for training of employees. so that is what they are looking at. those are small numbers, as you know, brooke, co

he would go in a winnebago to campaign in ohio. opulent model with the ohio democratic ticket to campaign through the small towns of rural ohio. as we traveled over the hills of john and annie's beloved southeast ohio the rest of us , began to get car sick. but of course not the 85-year-old astronaut, who simply smiled at us. i saw the elder statesman as he got off the bus and spoke to one adoring crowd after the other, transferring some of his magic to us. he was an fdr democrat who cared about justice and cared about people and giving them opportunities. he never forgot the terror he felt in his 11-year-old heart when he overheard his parents saying their home was about to be foreclosed upon. it was a new deal government-backed hha loan allowed his father to renegotiate with the bank and keep the family in the home. he later wrote about how government can change people's lives for the better. some said that his brand of patriotic optimism is a throwback to a bygone era. but we need it now more than ever. john believed in an activ

in indianapolis shortly. after that, he goes to ohio. this is the first stop, that will be the first stop on his so-called thank you tour. details ahead. >>> also ahead, any moment now, jurors could hand down their verdict in the murder trial of a south carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man. this was an incident that gained nationwide attention when it happened in 2015. it could be coming the a conclusion right now. we are live at the courthouse. ♪ put some manwich on the table... and give boring weeknight meals, the night off. ♪make tonight a manwich night premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 eve

senator has died in ohio at the age of 95. tonight, he is being remembered not just for what he accomplished, but also for what he helped the dreaming beyond the stars. tributes are pouring in tonight, including from president obama, who said, the last of america's first astronauts, has left us, but propelled by their example, we know that our future here on earth compels us to keep reaching for the heavens. on behalf of a grateful nation, god speed, john glenn. tom costello has more on his extraordinary life. two, one, zero. >> reporter: john glenn was more than an american hero. for more than half his life, he was a 20th century icon, perhaps best known for what happened on february 20th, 1962. >> two, two, one, zero. >> reporter: the first american to orbit the earth and put america back in the space race with the soviet union. >> roger, zero g and i oh, the view is tremendous. >> reporter: the late t.j. o'malley was at the nasa controls that day. >> range operations, go. the green light is on. >> reporter: until he died, he

we have breaking news, donald trump has won ohio in a massive number. [cheering] president-elect trump: we won ohio very close to 10%. 10%.% was now close to i said that is good. then, we have breaking news, donald trump has one the great won the iowa -- has great state of iowa. that was supposed to be close. we were off by one point. we won it by more than 10 points. these are different than the exit polls. what is going on? the exit polls had me tied in ohio. they were surprised by the numbers, right? these people that are standing back there. two or three of them i see. i see three of them. four of them are hiding in the back. then they go to florida. they are doing pretty well in florida. they forgot to count our votes. all of a sudden they get to areas that we just dominated. we are sort of tied and we haven't gotten to the panhandle yet. she loves the panhandle -- i love the panhandle. networks,ne of the yes, we feel good about florida. florida is going to be hours. north carolina will be hours. that is the firewall. ladies and gentlemen, we have b

his name has been floated before in ohio butt might not be so enticing anymore. >> he's still in a party that's going to have a. then maybe i do look seriously at the governor ship. >> if ryan were to run for governor he would likely face a tough challenge from attorney general, secretary of state or lieutenant governor. ? [ music ] >>> a new tour in the new year. diamond will perform tuesday, may 30th. ticket goes on sale next friday and it will go quick. >> if you want to get tickets to that show, you will have to act fast to beat ticket scalpers. congress trying to put a stop. bureaucratickers that use software to snag all of those tickets before you can buy them. they then end up reselling them for huge profits. it allows them to go after them. it's now moving on to the house. >>> noticeably chilly out there. what's going on? >> exactly. it's december now. so we've been spoiled the last couple of days. much different than yesterday than it was yesterday. however, you factor in the wind. it's going to feel like 25 degrees cooler than yesterday. highs in the upper 5z to low 60s. today

in charge of fighting fires. mr. trump picked lind mcmahon to head the small business administration and john kelly to mr. trump also travels to the ohio state university in columbus, ohio, today, to meet with first responders and victims of a car and knife attack there last month. the incident left 13 people injured. a campus police officer shot and killed the attacker. >> roxana saberi here in new york, thanks a lot. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk to susan page, "usa today" washington bureau chief how the trump adst >>> two juveniles are being held in tennessee charged with starting the wildfires that killed 14 people. the fires damaged or destroyed more than 2,400 homes and other buildings in east tennessee in and near the great smoky mountains national park. the juveniles frare from tennese but not that area. >>> the oakland warehouse fire broke out last friday night. place on the second floor. there were no sprinklers or fire laer alarms. the fast moving smoke and flames trapped the victims. >>> the trial of dylann roof charged of murdering nine people in a black south carolina church resumes today. the attorney

want the next generation of innovation and production to happen right here in america and right here in ohio, right? first on taxes. we're going to massively lower taxes and make america the best place in the world to hire, to invest, to grow, to create and to expand. we're going to do that. on regulation, we're going to eliminate every single wasteful regulation that undermines the ability of our workers and our companies to compete with companies from foreign lands. we're going to do that. we have the greatest competitors on earth. by the way, i've put on some of the greatest business people in the world. one of the networks said why, he put on a billionaire at commerce. that's because this guy knows how to make money, folks. [ applause ] he knows how to make money. i would like to put on a guy that failed all of his life, but we don't want that, do we? no. i mean, i would put on a killer. i've been honest. i said i'm going to be putting on the greatest killers you've ever seen. we need that. it's time. it's time. it's time. we have a great, great cabinet i'll tell you. it's coming. wait u

it is start today at noon in columbus ohio. he will be honored in a memorial service at ohio state university. the 95-year-old marine and astronaut and statesman died last week. he is the 9th person to lie in state at the ohio state house, he is an incredible person. i posted a piece on my facebook page about his relationship with his wife. she had a serious speaking disability and the way he was there for her, you will fall in love with him all over again. >> we'll have more on our breaking news story, a fatal fire in southwest philadelphia. while there's concern over the use of headphones and ear buds for kids, it's quite the opposite when it comes to the hearing of adults. >> plans to crackdown on fake news, when "action news" comes right back. good morning everyone, 6:00 a.m., friday, december 16. we're following breaking news. >> indeed fire crews are working to find out what started a house fire that left one person dead. we're live with the details. >> rescue crews pull a driver from a fiery crash on a major highway in de