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. >> pelley:nd a a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls. >> pelley: the trump-pence administration takes office in 50 days, and we're about to hear from two key players. we have interviews with vice president-elect mike pence and the speaker of the house, pri. paul ryan. but first, donald trump made his first public appearance since he was elected more than three weeks ago, at a furnace manufacturer in indiana, that had planned to send more than 2,000 jobs to mexico. incentives from the state have persuaded the carrier corpitation to send over 1300 jobs south of the border, saving 800. major garrett has the story. >> they say it's not presidential to call up these massive leaders of business. i think it's very presidential. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump called the c.e.o. of carrier's parent company, united technologies, directly to discuss keeping the jobs in indiana. without consequences. nosgoing to happen. >> reporter: during the campaign, trump threatened to slap import tariffs on companies that sent jobs overseas, but in this case, the state of indiana provided the

. >> pelley: finally tonight, they've changed the lite bulb as niagra falls. michelle miller gives us a look >> reporter: by day, the view is majestic-- water cascading nearly 200 feet between the u.s. and canada, but at night, it's illuminating. a dazzling rainbow ofcolors from the canadian side light up the american falls from nearly half a mile away. ght, thanks to a $4 million renovation, they will be even brighter. >> this is a new era in niagra falls history tonight. >> reporter: mark thomas is chairman of the niagra falls illumination board. >> we're eliminating all the dark spots so that you can actually see the whole rim of the falls, the whole curtain of the falls, and we're going to add a whole host of colors you could be the get before with our old technology. >> reporter: i mean, aren't lights just lights? >> exct when you put lights on these falls they dazzle. >> reporter: the illumn naiks of the falls started in 1860 to celebrate the princ prince of w' visit to canada da. the lights themselves were even are drawn to them. >> yes, they're going t

have you just been to niagra falls? >> no. want to. >> my son had a hockey tournament there in january. it lives up to the billing but i have never been so cold in my life. this is from a person who worked in chicago!! but it's quite the scene. no matter where you stand, you still feel the spray. >> now it's colorful. >> what was that quote just now? aren't lights just lights? leo villareal who designed the bay bridge lights is rolling over in his bed right now as he heard that no, lights are not just lights. spectacular! >>> hi, everybody! good morning, as you get ready to rise and shine and head out the door, you have to bundle up. but it's not quite as chilly as it was yesterday due to the very windy conditions. right now we're picking up wind speeds up to 21 in fairfield, 19 in san francisco, 53 degrees there. livermore is in the 40s. here's what you need to know today. it's going to be sunny, dry all day long. we have some cold and frosty nights ahead as cool air mass still works its way into our forecast. satellite and r

. >> this is a new era in niagra falls history >> reporter: mark thomas is chairman of the niagra falls illumination board. >> we're eliminating all the dark spots so that you can actually see the whole rim of the falls, the whole curtain of the falls, and we're going to add a whole host of colors you could be the get before with our old technology. >> reporter: i mean, aren't lights just lights? >> except when you put lights on these falls they dazzle. >> reporter: the illumn naiks of the falls started in 1860 to celebrate the princ prince of w' an attraction. today, some 20 million people are drawn to them. >> yes, they're going to be bright. >> reporter: ed gesh helped with the 1400 l.e.d. lighting makeover, boosting the colors up to 14 times brighter. are they also more energy efficient? >> absolutely. up to 85% energy savings as we do the colors. >> reporter: when the lights came on, visitors on the canadian side got the full view. how big of >> oh, i love the blue. the blue is beautiful, the color. >> reporter: it's hard to beat natural beauty, scott, but nothing wrong with adding

. >> pelley: and a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls.

. >> pelley: and a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls.

. >> pelley: and a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls.

. >> pelley: and a new over-the- top light show at niagra falls. this is the "cbs evening news"

. >> pelley: and a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls.

. >> pelley:nd a a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls.

. >> pelley: and a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls.

. >>> check out this amazing light show, niagra falls going hi-tech. engineers added 1,400 l.e.d.hts. the rain bow colors lit up tonight providing a spectacle that can be seen from a 1/2 mile away. >>> and our own lighting ceremony tonight in golden gate park, the switch thrown at mclaren lodge. how they kicked things off for the holidays. families gathered to enjoy a snow play area, cookie making, crafts and santa stopped by to chat with the kids. >> snow in san francisco, paul? >> yes. >> you let us down. it was not in the forecast. >>> here's a look at the radar. tis the season with the cold, but where's the rainfall? i'll explain coming up. kpix5 hi-def doppler dry tonight. about more than half our average rainfall falls in the next three months. san francisco gets 30% of its annual rainfall in december, january, february. a little milder in evening, livermore 53, san francisco 54, beautiful shot from sutro tower, santa rosa 47, concord cool at 42. overnight lows drop to the 30s again for santa rosa, san rafael, concord, fremont, redwood city and close to the 30s in san jose.

. >> pelley: and a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls.

. >> pelley: and a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls. this is the "cbs evening news"

4-million-dollar project to enhance last week, joining us niagra falls board chairman mark thomas good see you thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> good morning. >> congratulations to you that is gorgeous, tell us about the upgrade why this change now a what are you trying to do? >> well, this is about a three year planning process and our vision for what we wanted to accomplish was laying the falls with multicolors doubling trimling the intense of light part of effort joint canadian and united states effort to raise the level of the experience for others people come from niagra falls from all over the world, and what we do is -- they come in in evenings in daytime they get there evening don't want to wait till next at a to see falls, till at leasted my 90 drop bags get in falls in canada or united states led upgraded we are able to reduce power consumption at least 50% may be more depending how this goes we have a host of colors we couldn't do before, and colors that can change, and multicollars on falls, on american and canadian at the same time. >> mark, are you going to be doi

. >> you can see niagra falls in a new light. switched on last night with 1400 bulbs. >> the new system colors are broughter and using 60% less energy and the bulbs last longer. it's that time of year when we keep tabs on santa and his annual trek. >> norad launched its website st. nick's north cold village. santa cams can call in on christmas eve. >> those are your tech bites. >>> it's 20 away from 6:00. this weekend might be a good weekend to go out there and chop down a tree and drag it into your home and on it. that's one of those traditions we do. here's the forecast for you as you get that tree inside, what to expect if you're going to be out cutting the tree down. saturday and sunday, both days cloudy, temperatures in the low 40s. sunday looks like the better chance for afternoon rain, snow mix. if you're wanting to dodge that, tomorrow might be the day to go out there and hunt down that perfect christmas tree. >> now, a news 5 traffic alert. >> all right, j.d., we are seeing backups on 77 because of that left lane is bloc

we're at the point now that we say our intelligence community is lying to us, then we're way over niagra. then we have to accept that on its face. but remember, the problem here is again partisan ranker. republicans don't want to accept the findings because it makes their guy look bad. democrats are clinging to it like life itself because it gives them an excuse why a heavily favored candidate went down in a narrow election. it's better to blame it on the russians than it is to blame it on theirandidate wasn't very good at running for president. >> joining us now, former governor mike huckabee and julie roginsky. governor huckabee, i want to get in there about what donald trump had to say about this. he said i don't believe they interfer interfered. every time i do something they say russia interfered. it could be russia, could be china, could be some guy in his home in new jersey. >> let's assume that russia did hack into it. it says less about our lack of cyber defenses than it does that russia would try to hack into every american system it can. do you think for a minute if they can g

we're at the point now that we say our intelligence community is lying to us, then we're way over niagra. then we have to accept that on its face. but remember, the problem here is again partisan ranker. republicans don't want to accept the findings because it makes their guy look bad. democrats are clinging to it like life itself because it gives them an excuse why a heavily favored candidate went down in a narrow election. it's better to blame it on the russians than it is to blame it on their candidate wasn't very good at running for president. >> joining us now, former governor mike huckabee and julie roginsky. governor huckabee, i want to get in there about what donald trump had to say about this. he said i don't believe they interfer interfered. every time i do something they say russia interfered. it could be russia, could be china, could be some guy in his home in new jersey. >> let's assume that russia did hack into it. it says less about our lack of cyber defenses than it does that russia would try to hack into every american system it can. do you think for a minute if they can

lighting system was unveiled at niagra falls.ts are environmentally friendly using about half the power as the old system. visitors from around the world can now enjoy the dancing, changing, beautiful lights. you're up-to-date, that's the news update this hour. carl, back to you. >>> sue, thank you very much. with that strong jobs number this morning and the unemployment rate at its lowest level in nine years, many are expecting a december rate hike. joining us this morning at post nine in a cnbc exclusive to talk about the numbers is jan hatzius, goldman sachs chief economist. jan, good to have you back. >> nice to be here. >> you thought it would be 90%, now go to 95. >> over 95. >> over 95. so pretty much a done deal. >> i think pretty much, yes. >> does today's number change anything about the tail end of that? what happens next year as well? >> i think it supports the idea that they will, you know, keep going in 2017. our expectation is three hikes next year, currently they're signaling two. i wouldn't really expect them to