rescind his appointment to steve bannen. >> . top republicans are defending bannen. including incoming chief of staff. former presidential candidate ben carson says he will not be taking a position. in trumps cabinet. president elect. from outside the white house. >> . meanwhile. house democrats have delayed add vote on their leader ship. ohio tim brian maybe emerging as a challenger to current minority leader. nancy. he told cnn tonight he hasn't ruled out a bid for the position. seen as a leader among a group of younger democrats looking for a new direction for the party. >> paul ryan was reelected to >> . then punches start to fly. i attacker taken away by campus police. statement. saying it actively protects tpeurs first aepl rights and expressed concern about verbal assault. >> . used her appearance on 60 minutes to phro mote a high end bracelet if her fashion line. after the appearance. several journalists reported receiving a style alert e-mail. that publicized the bracelet. released a statement later on saying the e-mail was sent by a well intentioned narcing

. >> president elect feeling the criticism for his choice from the hard right he is steve bannen. a spoebs man for harry reid and bannon a foremost petsder of white supremist themes. >> eric trump and her husband came to trump tower. key players in the effort to fill top jobs in the trump add he was trump's campaign finance chair. >> come up here. >> also praise for party chair ryan previouslyis as chief of staff hear at choosing of steve bannen. >> he is other than concerned about rea cesting the white power. some extremists and some racist. >> [inaudible] >> trump demanded his most extreme backers stop harassing minorities. >> stop it. >> president elect hedged on promises his wall will have fences and deport immigrant who is commit crimes and keep part of obama care. coverage for people with preconditions will not go away. >> reaction today from president obama. >> gestureste he -- reaches out to groups that may not have supported him how he -- settle nals his interesting in their issues or concerns, i think those other things that can set a tone. >> there were more protests at

. >>> trump naming ryan priebus as white house chief of staff, over bannen. bannen will serve as chief counselor to donald trump. >>> today hundreds in need of medical help turned away at an event supposed to be offering our jake peterson shows us, organizers say they had no choice but to say no to many seeking help. >> reporter: miranda miller works two mart time jobs -- part-time jobs and elizabeth is unemployed. the two have one thing in common. >> i don't have insurance. >> don't have health insurance now. >> reporter: they both spent hours in line waiting for free care. >> i had stepped on some glass at another job and my foot has just quick fixes. >> i had a friend that gave me antibiotics. >> reporter: now she's back in pain. cleaves is also in pain, but it's her teeth. some of these people are just getting a cleaning and some are getting major work done, like a cavity filled, saving them hundreds of dollars. >> the only question they're asked, where does it hurt? >> reporter: the need is so appointments. >> we turned away 300 people mainly because we

the ceo of the antidefamation choice of bannen. the southern poverty law calling on trump to rescind the -- racist messages scrawled on a wall and signs at a maryland church recently. trump responded to those in an interview with cbs's 60 minutes. >> don't do it. that's terrible because i'm going to bring this country together and say stop it if it helps. i will say this, and i'll say it right to the camera stop it. >> reed binion abc action news. >> b fire broke out in unincorporated hillsborough county. a nearby home was vandalized by donald trump's home, an arrow pointing to that home that caught fire. one woman says she fears these kinds of acts won't stop. >> this is not going to be a good four years, you know. if we're going to have a civil war if this keeps on, you know. it's just nonsense. >> no one was at home at the time of the fire. nobody was injured. so far there's no word on any arrests, and the cause of the investigation. >>> demonstrators protesting the election of donald trump continued in the bay area over the wee

the back over the weekend trump named steve bannen. an ultra con serb t*eufr news site. network is (america is wor believe is our country. fight for our values and never ever give up. >> . there are several reports about who trump is touting. for cabinet positions. former new york city mayor. and south carolina governor. are both reportedly being considered for secretary of state. >> and trumps former rival ted cruise. considered for a attorney general. >> . thank you the clock is ticking. two months to get this complete. they have a lot of work. >> . top prosecutor goes one on one with the problem solvers and get critical of a system. where judges are sending accuse dealers back out onto the street. >> everybody is at risk. when this system is broken. >> denver top prosecutor critical of a system where judges release a accused heroin dealers back onto the streets. just within hours of their arrest. and then never to be seen again. >> this is really surprising. heroin addiction and death have skyrocketed in the denver area. in recent years. police making more arrests tha

. >> and also in the finalist, campaign ceo, bannen, and conway. >>> and conway will host chuck todd on tomorrow's meet the press. >>> time now to get the first check on the weather after a terrific but beautiful saturday. meteorologist scott steele is with the great weather for the workweek. welcome to the weather center on a saturday night. we're mid november and the temperatures still above average and the skies clear as a bell. the stars up above, the beautiful milwaukee skyline in the background, and the weather word is jump. temperatures much warmer coming our way tomorrow. days ahead degrees again. 40 degrees at the international, and 36 in waukesha. the winds out of the west southwest, continuing between 7 and 12 miles per hour, a little brisk outside right now. if you're headed on the town for a late is they night, mainly clear skies, and either i'd of 40 degrees, we'll pin down which days are close to 60 degrees in the forecast coming up. >> thanks. hopes to get it in gear tomorrow when they take on the titans. rod burks is in nashville, covering the game for us. >> the gre

trump's son-in-law gaining power with steve bannen. >> a coo, crist has a transition. a lot of the christie people are purged. >> organized process according to trump in a tweet saying i'm finalists are. reassurance from joe biden he hosted mike pence. >> i'm confidence on day one everything will be in good hands. >> you would be dumb to accelerate >> there is talk of rudy guiliani conflicts as he angles for secretary of state. he worked for the company with the keystone pipeline. uncling guiliani said he did no work for the pipeline. >> on issues expect a strong and tough fight. >> democrats say they will not automatically oshg pose trump's nominees. >> all right. political test account come for law makers. trump signalling he plans to announce his choice to fill a seat on the sport as soon as possible. >> thank you for that, reid. >> nevada congress woman tightus speak out about trump's presidency. she and democrats are ready to tackle issues with trump. >> talking about some of that. we cannot give up our basic principles we will cooperate on infrastructure. i sit o

there's talk about appointing steve bannen. he is a smart, capable guy but also a divisive guy. if you put him in as white house chief of staff, that changes the tone of things. >> ron, punctuate. >> i think every president in their formal remarks are going to talk about being the president of the whole country. this is an election that has divided us in unprecedented ways in a cultural civil war between the america that is comfortable with the changes and those uneasy about it. donald trump spoke to that powerfully. he's going to lose the popular vote by more than any winner ever. you are talking about a deep divide and i do not believe words alone are going to cross it. ultima ultimately, if he tries to implement the agenda he ran on, we are going to see significant levels of conflict. look, he won. that is his right. that will be the price. >> all right ron, thank you so much. we are going to have more in the hour. hillary clinton acknowledged these tough days she has been enduring since her huge defeat, he wants to bestow a sense of calm, particularly to her campaign volunte

bannen. what is it that worries you and others in terms of civil liberties. what might happen that someone ought to raise a red flag and say that's be careful and village length enough in the protection of individual rights. >> there are two issues and they overlap but i think of them somewhat differently. one is a basic respect for rule of law. there were multiple times during the campaign when president elect trump said things that did not show a respect for the rule of law, right. he suggested that a judge could not be objective simply because it is. >> rose: in fact he didn't come from mexico he was born in indiana. >> he was born in indiana. he said his opponent should be jailed and he meet not accept the votes of the election. he went on and on. we have values in this country and we never in modern times ever had a presidential candidate who ran essentially opposing many of those democratic values. now he didn't just run, he won and he's going to be the president. so i think there's a very big question about do those values wake weaken. does that mean w

. >> criticism is pouring in on donald trump's choice of steve bannen >> liz website is a favorite of extremist and white national list. >> it is a very balanced, very smart man. >> i look forward to having a discussion with whoever they appoint to administration. >> president obama is giving president elect advice on how to heal a divided nation. the kinds of things that can set a tone. >> including reports that steve and mr. trump's finance chair is being considered as treasury secretary. conservative radio host laura ingram as press secretary and rudy as secretary of state. >> i won't be attorney general. i can escape t >> insiders say the trump transition is ahead of schedule. >> kim: we go local with this one. the local man accused of shooting and killing a mom in front of her own home is expected to face a judge. he goes by baby g. he will like to take his guilty plea back in this case. in this last hearing in attorney. that's the mom that lost her life. he claims his former attorney pressured him into pleading guilty. police say he helped now escape the scene and is facing 15 y

senate democrats called on trump to cut ties with his new chief is that strategist steve bannen. >> . house republicans unanimously reelect paul ryan. to serve a second term as house speaker. >> . >> oklahoma city. police continue to investigate a shooting at the will rogers world airport. calling it a murder suicide. the victim is a southwest 52 year-old michael winchester. unknown at this time if he knew the suspect. who had yet to be positively identified. according to to police. the suspect was found dead in his car earlier this evening. still more to come from the story. we'll bring wrou updates. >> . denver real estate market is still red hot. one woman looking to sell is running into a roadblock. >> a city councilman wants to make the home a historic landmark. which could cut into the sellers profit. >> it sounds cool to own a historic home. right. this homeowner says if it happens to her house. it will cost big bucks. more to do repairs and seriously cut down on the number of potential buyers. if she chooses to sell. now on the flip side. some argue her home is priceless. >> t

. >>> steven bannen will serve as chief counselor. >>> as trump builds his cabinet thousands are spending a 5th day opposing his election. "action news" reporter, jennette reyes is live in center city where hundreds have gathered. jennette? >> reporter: sarah this protest wrapped up not too long ago across from city hall. we've seen an antitrump protest everyday with a similar message. trump may have won the presidency, but he is not their president. >> we're surprised that donald trump rose to power on a platform of race, hatred and province of the frej -- prejudice dis. >>> thousands anger over the upset that handed donald trump the presidency. >> i'm broken hearted. >> everything i believe in, everything is at stake with trump as the president of the united states. >> reporter: protesters march from city hall down market street. demonstrators waved their posters and signs. >> i think there's a lot of hate going on right now. i want to show that we're standing against that hate. >> reporter: this mom said she attended so that her children could see the good in the country. >> i want the

source says former new york mayor rudy giuliani is the favorite for secretary of state and steve bannen has been named steve strategist and -- chief strategist and counselor. >>> today president obama told the e part of his mission is to convey the message of solidarity from president-elect donald trump. >> one of the messages i can deliver is his commitment to nato and the transatlantic alliance. that's one of the most significant positions i can serve at this point. >> the president encouraged americans to give president- elect donald trump time to get adjusted to the responsibilities of the presidency. >> there's concern over immigration policies over a against the backdrop, and the dc mayor has issued a statement reaffirming the district's status of the so-called sanctuary city saying the district respects all residents no matter their immigration status, and she said the city is safer and stronger when no one is afraid to call on its government for help and police can focus on protecting and serving. >>> the fbi released new information about some of the hate that the immigrants or

>> let me tell you, i love steve bann bannen. i've gotten to know him. tells me to stall. i'm moving 100 miles an hour all the time. this is a very focused campaign. >> but were his pants on fire? >> i don't know. i have no idea if steve's pants were on fire. i know that steve bannen is one of the most relentless and he's one of the smartest guys. if you've seen a complete turn in the last, you know, couple of months here, i'll tell you, a lot of it i think is attributed to steve bannen and his relentless focus on making sure sure that the message is clear and helping donald trump, you know, be the kind of person that we all know he can be. and he's been great. this actually, the last couple of months has actually been a lot of fun. we've enjoyed it and i think that's why there's a lot of optimism in the trump team right now. >> one more day. donald trump doesn't tweet any more so america is not nearly as exciting as it used to be. >> yeah. one more -- what's that song, one more night to get lucky? you guys are great. >> this song ♪ ♪ -- >> he's going to

bannen is a harvard alum and no word why he pulled out of the event. >> happens every year, new at 11:00, nathan o'neill introduces us to the man who decided to seek revenge on a couple of thieves who kept stealing his boxes. las vegas neighborhood in recent weeks. >> it's gotten to the point where it's just getting worse. >> reporter: now eric snow, a 38-year army veteran is taking matters into his own hands. >> we decided to put out the. >> reporter: well, it worked. eric caught these two guys on surveillance camera saturday afternoon rolling new a green car to steal the bait package. the pair seemingly unfazed by their guard dog but what exactly chow. >> reporter: you heard him, dog chow. >> a function -- reprocessed dog chow, in other words a pungent package ready for the >> i thought it was hilarious. >> reporter: a unique tactic of using the neighborhood. >> hopefully these people realize we're tired of them. >> reporter: with a clear message for the thieves. it. >> oh, man. can you imagine? i wish the cameras were rolling when he opened up the package. >> that'll teach him. >>

steve bannen, of course, of breitbart fame, there is friction between him and paul ryan, i think that would send a trump is giving a nod to forces of division that establishment republicans are very fond of. but i talked to someone of the staff and i said what was he privately after he left these meetings with obama and mcconnell and ryan and he he didn't gossip, he didn't dish. he didn't say anything sarcastic. he was respectful. >> it's hard to see this being an easy relationship given what went on in the campaign. you're paul ryan, when things get tough, as they always do, in politics in washington, you got to wonder if you're going to be the first theon trump throws under bus when he gets a chance so i think it's a fraught dynamic. have to the democrats decide what their role will be as the minority party. they don't have any of the major government. how are they going to sort that out? who's going to be in charge? really good really, question. well, of course, in the senate, it looks likely that chuck be the top democrat there but there a soul searching divide happening right now

some cringed at rumors of steve bannen, who made a career of attacking the gop establishment. >> it should be someone who is there not to please the president even though they they've got to tell the president what he needs to know, not necessarily what he wants to hear. >> reporter: the trump team, many of whom are new to washington, have a lot of catching up to do. some seemed overwhelmed as they toured the white house and capitol hill, and many of them have never worked in government before. trump is now getting classified presidential daily briefings but his team hasn't reached out department. the campaign is asking for patience as it navigates the transition process. and florida's attorney general was appointed to trump's team. she was the first high ranking republican in florida to endorse trump back in february. >>> thanks to your help, this year we have raised more than $114,000 for the heart walk. just a few hours. >> reporter: that is a lot of money but for such a great cause. there's been a lot of work going into this event. i want to show you behind me, these people have been h

. >> steven bannen as chief strategist and white house councillor. into an a movement many have accused of being racist and anti-semantic. trump's advisors slammed those descriptions as incomplete. >> people should look at the full risumi. >> reporter: many republicans who look closely are finding like recently re-elected speaker of the house paul ryan. >> the president is going to be judged on his results. this is a person who helped him win an incredible victory. >> when asked about the outcome of november 8th obama was quick to calm the waters. >> the job i think of leaders to try to address legitimate concerns and challenge channel them in the most constructive ways possible. >> president obama went on to say that he was surprised by the outcome of the election and even though he doesn't feel responsible for anything trump says or does he will help to make sure the transition of power is a success. that will be a success for the american people. maggie ruly abc news washington. >>> the battle of the border is heating up. one native american tribe

trump considered steve bannen for the position but announced the news executive would serve as chief strategist instead. >> the democratic party will try to rebuild after losing both the presidency and the house and the senate. brian has the story. >>reporter: there is a leadership void as the democratic party searches for a new chairman of the democratic national committee, a key position that will determine the direction of the party. keith ellison is a key favor for the chair. he happens to be african and muse limb. democrats -- muslim. they believe he stands in contrast to some of president elects continue vertical promises. -- controversial protests. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, chuck schumer are all backing ellison. they like him because they believe he'll move the party to a more progressive and populous direction appealing to working class voters who decisively voted for trump this election. >> we have to put the voters first and we thank the doubters but has to be the guys in the barbershop, the lady at the diner, folks worried about whether the plant will close, they'v

. >> a lot of crimp of bannen no. >> i have known steve for a long time. back in the early days he's a bright guy. >> yep. >> he does his homework. he communicates it personally, quietly. he doesn't need to be out front. >> brilliant tactician. >> having your hands on the levers of power requires you to keep your mouth shut sometimes. some of what he's criticized for are the breitbart web page isn't necessarily where he comes from. >> it's unfair to paint him in this light. >> he needs to address the criticism and point it out. i was running an operation. some people wrote things i may not agree with. breitbart news was controversial, is still. he's not controversial as the senior council to the president at this point. we have not heard from him. >> i offered perspective on this as someone who wrote at breitbart. lena dunham is offended by the choice and anything that offends her has to be right. >> isn't she in canada? >> she promised. >> she left a voicemail with paul ryan basically saying how upset she was. it must be like an oral wedgy. i can't imagin

>> i never met steve bannen. i don't know him. steve manuchin when i was running fixed income he was a partner at a young age, did very well. so he was a very senior guy at a very young age at goldman sachs. so he is a smart, smart guy. i followed his career. i know what he has done. ivent really engaged with him that much since then. i'm sure he stayed just as smart as he was when he worked at goldman. >> good answer for when you visit him at treasury. >> now i'm visiting him. i he's not visiting me. i got demoted. >> let me ask you about this headline in vox saying donald trump's administration is going to be a bonanza for bankers. this is ultimately going to be very, very good for the financial sector that ultimately he may reverse what was dodd-frank, that many regulations may come off and that much of what has happened over the last four and five years in terms of regulatory environment is going to look very different 24 months from now. do you believe that? >> look, regulation is not going to be repealed. it could be modific

today the senate's top democrat harry reid tearing into bannen. >> what message is trump sending a young girl that woke up wednesday morning in rhode island, afraid to be a woman of color in america? it's not a message of healing. if trump is serious about seeking unity, the first thing he should do is resend his appointment steve bannon. resend him, don't do it. >> coverage out front at trump tower in new york and a lot of fast movements. sarah, depends on the moment who will be in charge of what. that's what we're hearing, certainly a transition in turmoil this evening. >> reporter: that's right, erin. what you're seeing is a transition staff trying to regroup in addition to the change at the top from chris christie leading into mike pence and reshuffling and outers when you look lower down with the agency levels that means for some people the progress gets stalled. that's why we saw donald trump and mike pence huddling together for hours today in trump tower not only going over some cabinet picks but kind of trying to figure out what the way forward for this transition should be. toni

democrat jerry said that the appointment of steve bannen to be white house strategist to the trump team said that is disgusting and elizabeth warren speaking to a business audience made her pitch specifically to that audience on the issue. here is what she had to say. >> there are a lot of people in this room who helped lead the charge to make work places open and accepting places to say we are open to all customers. we want to make sure that we serve all americans, that we treat everybody with dignity and respect. if this white house goes in a different direction that damages everyone of us and i think it calls on the business community for leadership. >> democrats have decided to postpone leadership votes on nancy pelosi as their leader in the house of representatives. that is going to take place not thursday but after thanksgiving and that might indicate some potential difficulty down the road for nancy pelosi maintaining her leadership position. she has been viewed as a very strong leader of democrats in the house. very strong control of that caucus, but given the scale of the defea

>> we had a great partnership, and i have learned to get to know president-elect trump and steve bannenam, and it has been a great partnership. he wants everybody to understand out there he wants to be a president for everybody, no matter your background or race or gender or faith, and he wants to do well for every american across the board. >> how many amens are there. >> if you go to dublin, every third guy's name is aymen. >> really? >> donald trump spent the weekend, he gave this interview to "60 minutes" in which he laid out some of the thinking of how he is president-elect of how the administration is going to go and one of the points was on the whole issue of draining that swamp, and he seemed to acknowledge in the interview that he will need some of the lobbyist, particularly on the republican side to staff and get the job done. >> you said lobbyist own politicians because they give them money and you admitted you used to do it yourself. >> when you say lobbyist, and special interests. >> you want to get rid of all that? >> i don't like it, no. >> your own transition team filled