trump has called de blasio the post worst mayor. de blasio has encouraged people to continue to protest election. in his news comp de blasio acknowledged that they were different people with different beliefs and philosophies and governing. so it can't have been totally civil but he did say de blasio did, that it was productive and he hopes that it continues because the ball is in trump's court. >> i think the ball is going to bauns off of the mayor's head. i know that trump is not going to allow a guy like bill de blasio to defy him. he's just not. doug, are you hearing anything about what might have come out of the trump camp? we've tried all day to get something. they're really tight about this. not making any comments at all. >> reporter: they are tight as a tick about this. no word is escaping from the inner circle. i wish i could have been a fly on the wall. here's a fact you should take into consideration. i harken back to the wikileaks release from the late stages of the campaign, the john podesta e-mails. this guy is considered insufferable even in his own party by many members

mayor de blasio is interesting.terday. de blasio is one person who is recommending blunt talk about and to donald trump. that is different from the conciliatory words from president obama. when mayor de blasio is on, we will ask him what was said in the behind closed doors meeting. >>> also as you guys know, there are reports of hate crimes, both physical and verbal assaults, since president-elect trump was elected on both sides. people who support trump and people who oppose donald trump. we will have two victims of the crimes to tell us their stories. all that when john berman and i see you at the top of the hour. >> oh, you stole my berman today. >> i know. >> be nice to him. >> i'll take care of him. >>> the stock market has been in rally mode since donald trump won the election. another metric. it hit a 13-year high. i think i have a cool chart. nerdy chart. >> we'll check it out. >> when we come back. sorry, ariana you gotta go. seriously? verizon limits me and i gotta get home. you're gonna choose navigation

de blasio went on to say.... creat a divide between immigrants and police. while president-elect donald trump..... remains out of the public eye..... he's taking high profile meetings..... inside of trump tower..... as he considers who should fill key positions..... in his administration and his cabinet. abc's maggie rulli reports... while critics say.... confusion and controversy are plaguing the transition... his team says.... they're making.... excellent progress. script: the transition of power biden sitting down with vp elect and transition team leader mike pence in washington today... as pence deals with his very long to do list that critics say is clouded in confusion. one of trump's top national security advisors - reportedly forced to resign... govenor chris christie - ousted... ben carson - declining consideration for a potential trump cabinet slot... and democrats on the hill are up in arms over trump's new white house counselor - stephen bannon - and his ties to the nationalists. gingrich: the beginning of any transition like this has turmoil tea

but one thing that caught our ear is that bill de blasio said to donald trump, according to him, that he addressed the tone and rhetoric of his campaign hoping that this is something that would not carry over into the white house. here's bill de blasio. >> i also raised concerns about some of the messages and some of the rhetoric that for so many people have been hurtful. and i let him know that so many new yorkers were fearful and that more had to be done to show this country can heal, that people be respected. >> again, these two men really don't get along very well, bill de blasio notably blasted donald trump during the campaign and donald trump brooke only a year ago was calling bill de blasio a maniac and the worst mayor new york has ever seen. that said, trump transition officials called today's meeting productive. >> so there's that. and on naming specific names of the cabinet positions, do we have a sense of when we'll start hearing that? >> the sense right now, at least for that this moment, is that for the moment future it's very likely we will see first some key white house

what did you make of his comments there. >> there is lots of things i could say about bill de blasio. on the big questions, the national question, immigration and how the policy is enforced. i really believe p.o.w.ar in local government but some policy areas make no sense unless they're handled at a national level. immigration is one of them. you can't have a policy that is different in one city to another city. has to be a national immigration policy for one country. trump has won the election. he has the right to set out his immigration policy. that is what the country expects. you can't have these cities undermining it without calling into question people's faith in democracy. sandra: de blasio said he had respectful, substantive conversation with the president-elect in trump tower. he was questioned by a reporter whether or not he was lecturing the president-elect. remember, he encouraged residents of his city to protest donald trump's election. meghan: saying what he will mandate as president, he as mayor of new york city will not abide by. did i just elect you president? why are

city mayor bill de blasio detailed many of the unprecedented security plans last night. dozens of sand-filled cross-town traffic for the first time in the parade's 90 year history and officers on the ground...using radiation detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and other devices...to thwart a terror attack: (sot nypd commissioner james o'neill) all police will have a smartphone and connect to incident command post if there is any issue. (standup: jamie yuccas cbs news new york, ny) the heavy police see the massive balloons featured in today's event...come to life. ian delbalso and his daughter were among them. (sot ian delbalso/ ca resident) to see the excitement in her eyes and watch thanksgiving kick off and the holiday season is a big joy. lisa steinmetz and her daughter, ava, also stayed focused on the meaning of the holiday: (sot lisa steinmetz/ ny resident) we have so much to be thankful for, that we're lucky to be here and live in america, live in the best city in the world. while there is no credible terror threat against the parade or the count. urging americans to sta

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a message from new york mayor de blasio to president-elect donald trump. de blasio met one on one withtrump in trump tower with the president-elect as part of that discussion push back on some controversial policies on immigration and a proposed temporary muslim ban. >> talked to him about our muslim community. i let him know something that so many people don't know, that there are 900 muslim members of the nypd protecting all of us. protecting every community. every kind of person. >> the de blasio meeting comes as vice president-elect mike pence meets with vice president biden in washington. we're learning he has arrived at the naval observatory for that lunch today. the vice president-elect trying manage a transition team generating frankly more bad headlines than firm decisions. we have reporters from capitol hill to the streets of new york outside trump tower today including kristen welker. i think kelly o'donnell joins us in a couple of seconds with brand new reporting. i want to start with kristen. we're getting new information about who is informally advising the president-elec

>> reporter: pam, mayor bill de blasio came in about an hour ago. you mentioned their meeting off the top before you talked to gloria. he didn't offer very much by way of specifics about what his meeting with donald trump would be about today, but he did say he'll be talking about what the people are new york city are feeling and what we need. and i can tell you that at least in the short term many new yorkers are concerned about the security of perimeters set up around trump tower. this being a main thoroughfare in the city that has realkerfoi traffic here and certainly on the agenda to discuss today. but likely also this is all about turning over a new leaf between the two men. given that they have had a storied relationship. it was only last year, pam, that donald trump called mayor bill de blasio a maniac and the worst mayor of new york city. pam? >> a couple days ago, mayor de blasio encouraging protests against trump. sunlen, thank you so much for that. moving along here, turning to another panel. joining me now with their thoughts in all of t

de blasio said mr. trump is dangerous. there's mr.de blasio coming out, he's a tall drink of water. >> you don't think there's anything left for him in the administration? maybe not. >> he essentially went into trump tower and lectured the president about the sanctuary city that we're all sitting in right now. listen to this. >> i just met with president-elect trump. the purpose of the meeting was for me to assert to him the concerns and the needs of all new yorkers. i thought it was very important, particularly as the president-elect begins his transition for him to hear the voices of the people. and i reiterated to him that this city and so many cities around the country will do all we can to protect our residences and to make sure families are not torn apart. i left the meeting with the door open for more dialogue. i reiterated to the president-elect that i would be open-minded as we continue substantive discussions, but i would also be vigilant. and i would be swift to reaction any time an action is taken that will undermine the p

including current new york city mayor bill de blasio. ((bill de blasio/ d-new york city mayor: >> "i talked to him about the proposal for tax cuts for the wealthy //i also raised concerns about some of the messages and some of the rhetoric that for so many people had been hurtful. )) ((kirsten joyce)) elect mike penceefforts, met with vice president joe biden in washington d-c... after several senior team members were fired in recent days... the president-elect is set to meet with, south carolina governor nikki haley, and florida governor rick scott today./// ((brian loftus)) >>> it was an emotional homecoming for hillary clinton last night as she was honored by the children's defense fund... clinton started her career at the non profit organization in washington d.c. and was honored for a lifetime the former presidential candidate tearfully said she continues to draw strength from the nonprofit group that helps under privileged children ... and her mother dorothy... who was abandoned at eight years old. clinton says she dreamed of telli

there was no answer from de blasio. but one big policy that donald trump talked about on the campaign trail anderson is ending sanctuary cities and new york city is one of them where law enforcement officers are not required to pass on the criminal status of someone they pick up in an arrest off the street. that is a critical question because what donald trump has said he wants to do right away once he's inaugurated is start deporting undocumented criminals. and that is potentially going to create a lot of headaches for law enforcement in the cities. again more unresolved issues for the president elect and bill de blasio -- >> thanks for latest. you mentioned mayor de blasio, a few dozen blocks down from trump tourist. students nationwide protesting, pressuring officials to make their schools what they called sanctuary campuses when it comes to unauthorized immigrants. just one of many things to talk about with the panel. democratic strategist and clinton campaign advisor. and anna navarro. and maggie haberman and more.

and, new york city mayor bill de blasio, who earlier in the week met with mr. trump --- and voiced concerns about everything from tax breaks for the rich in midtown manhattan ... as president-elect trump has made it clear he plans to spend a lot of time in trump tower. de blasio says: "we have never had a situation where a president would be here on such a regular basis, details unknown but know he will be here very regularly." waldman on-cam tag says: " speaking of potential female cabinet members ... former dc schools chancellor, michelle rhee, is also set to meet with president-elect trump about a possible secretary of education position. in washington, joel waldman, fox it's time for your news and weather together. two men could face federal charges after trying to rob a mail carrier on milwaukee's east side. police say the robbers targeted a package from the mail carrier yesterday near arlington and warren. the mailman managed to tackle one of them-- a 19-year-old-- and pinned him down until police arrived. that's when they discovered the package had drugs

>> i think like all democrats, de blasio is circling donald trump and the new trump administration with great deep skepticism but also intrigue. skepticism because of the appointments that we're seeing like steve bannon. that's a lot of concern that what has been a fringe movement is going to be accepted into the mainstream bloodstream of the republican party with this but also intrigue in that many democrats -- and you see this on capitol hill, too, brooke, many democrats republican that donald trump one time was a democrat. they remember the campaign pledges he's made, for example on putting a big invest sboomt infrastructure that they believe can help working class vocational to they are feeling him out to see if despite these grave reservations that they have on the cultural racial issues that there aren't areas where they can work together on economic issues and also in terms of immigration. mayors are going to have a big role going forward, like de blasio in putting up their hands and warping trump if he should go in a certain direction they will throw up roadblocks to prevent peo

mayor bill de blasio say he talked to president elect donald trump about muslims...and that there were 900 of them of the n-y-p-d..... the mayor also say he's open to more conversations with trump but says he will be vigilant and swiftly against actions and yorkers.... (mayor bill de blasio/ (d) new york) "that proposal countered and flew york) "that proposal countered and flew in the face of all that was great about new york city - the ultimate city of immigrants. a place that has succeeded because it was open for everyone: a place built of generation and generation of immigrants. mayor de blasio says he talked to donald trump about 'never going back' to old the president-elect is taking on the new york times on twitter. trump is disputing a story about reported firings and infighting within his transition team. the tweets says "the failing @nytimes story is so totally wrong on transition. it is going so smoothly. trump also stated that he's been talking to many foreign leaders despite what the new york times said. trump's latest fight with the times follows a t sunday when he claimed

new york city mayor bill de blasio should it be noted that how democrats fared in the last elections,bill de blasio as democratic official stands for a lot more constituents than almost any other democrat anywhere in the country right now. he is a big city mayor and one of the most influential democrats in this country. and will be for at least a couple of years. so pay attention. we'll be right back. >>> snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, turning lemonade back into lemons. the sun will never come out tomorrow because there will be no tomorrow. we have found tonight the single most pessimistic view of the universe. and it's coming from a source which politically has every reason in the world to celebrate. but they can cram a black cloud into any silver lining, and they have done so in a very performative fashion, and you will enjoy hearing it. and that story is next. how's your cafe au lait? oh, it's actually... sfx: (short balloon squeal) it's ver... sfx: (balloon squeals) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't

you mentioned mayor de blasio, a few dozen blocks down from trump tourist. students, joined by students nationwide protesting, pressuring officials to make their schools what they called sanctuary campuses when it comes to unauthorized immigrants. limiting cooperation with the authorities. just one of many things to talk about with the panel. democratic strategist and clinton campaign advisor. maria cardone that. and anna navarro. and maggie haberman and more. "wall street journal" senior editor. and andre bower. monica you posted a story minutes ago on the wall street journal about a possible role for jared kushner in the white house. what are you learning? >> he's mulling going into the white house officially rather than informal role as special visor. both reince priebus and -- want him there. as you probably know, jared kushner served ads an intermediary during the campaign. >> he had a huge role during the campaign which maybe a lot of people didn't really realize. >> he is and was during the campaign and is now donald trump's closest advisor and confid

that was new york mayor bill de blasio speaking with donald trump. and then 62 minutes after that, to tell the press this. >> i will not tell you that gucci and tiffany are my central concerns in life, but i will say that the traffic situations are a very real problem. and it is magnified going into the holidays. >> he was referring to gucci and tiffany in the neighborhood, i'm worried about vehicular traffic, worried about walking traffic, it was hurting their business. and he didn't care. now, again, these are issues that are beyond the mayor's control. but to say he's not worried about it, saying it's not an issue for him, he's saying i don't care about the revenue they bring into the city. let me point out here that gucci, you can sell a $1,000 purse. so with a combined new york city state tax of 8.75%, that's the highest in the nation, the city makes a good chunk of change off that, as does the state. in that case, about $90. so he's dismissing that because he couldn't care about gucci and tiffany. and donald trump has to listen to this guy for

and, new york city mayor bill de blasio, who earlier in the week met with mr. trump --- and voiced concerns about everything from tax breaks for the rich to fear of deportations, today talking about security concerns in midtown manhattan ... as president-elect trump has made it clear he plans to spend a lot of time in trump tower. de blasio says: "we have never had a here on such a regular basis, details unknown but know he will be here very regularly." waldman ((on-cam tag)) says: " speaking of potential female cabinet members ... former dc schools chancellor, michelle rhee, is also set to meet with president- elect trump about a possible secretary of education position. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." president obama is wrapping up his affairs in the last few weeks of his presidency... by finishing up his last international trip as president. obama touched down in peru last night... for the asian- pacific economic summit. obama was in germany earlier this week... with chancellor angela merkel... and also visited greece.... promoting democracy... while

a message from new york mayor de blasio to president-elect donald trump. de blasio met one on one with the president-elect as part of that discussion push back on some controversial policies on immigration and a proposed temporary muslim ban. >> talked to him about our muslim community. i let him know something that so many people don't know, that

new york city mayor bill de blasio should it be noted that how democrats fared in the last elections,sio as democratic official stands for a lot more constituents than almost any other democrat anywhere in the country right now. he is a big city mayor and one of the most influential democrats in this country. and will be for at least a couple of years. so pay attention. we'll be right back. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes how we live. >>> snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, turning lemonade back into lemons. the sun will never come out tomorrow because there will be no tomorrow. we have found tonight the single most pessimistic view of the universe. and it's coming from a source which politically has every reason in the world to celebrate. but they can cram a

new york mayor bill de blasio and about socialist sees problems, to -- new york mayor bill de blasio, and about socialist -- an avowed socialist, sees problems, too. >> the traffic is a real problem. >> back to you now, christopher. >> we are going to get to some sports news. bruce arena has been hired to replace the coach of the u.s. soccer team. he left his job with la galaxy and agreed to a job which takes in through the 2018 world cup in russia. he led the u.s. to its best ever world cup finish. they lost to germany in the quarterfinals in the 2002 world cup. the previous coach was fired after his side were beaten by mexico and costa rica in their last two finals. bayern munich were expected to cruise through their final match , but they did not. rust offhanded buyer and -- they handed them their second defeat in a week. it does not make much difference in that buyer -- bayern have already qualified to make the finals and their opponent was not in a position to do so, but it was their best show ever. a signed: buy and frank was written by march in 199042, shortly before anne frank

new york city's far left mayor bill de blasio sent a battle warning to president-elect trump threatening legal action over the muslim registry. >> if all muslims are required to register, we will take legal action to block it. if the federal government wants our police officers to tear immigrant families apart, we will refuse to do it. if the federal government tries to deport law abiding new yorkers who have no representation, we will step in. >> with mr. trump's campaign pledges to punish sanctuary cities and institute law and order policies, battle lines are being drawn between the trump administration and liberal big cities. joining us now for reaction from little rock arkansas, a senior adviser to the trump campaign and here in studio, an immigration attorney who represents melania trump and a former prosecutor. so donald trump has said that he was going to be tough on immigration. we all knew that. he says he's putting up jeff sessions, senator sessions, as an ag. he says he will continue to be tough on immigration. why are the big city mayors like bill de blasio and rahm emanuel h

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just last year donald trump called mayor de blasio, a maniac, the worst new york mayor ever. and trying to turn over a new leaf. talked about regulation of wall street, donald trump's policy of stop and frisk, reinstating that, and believing that drive as wedge between policing and the community and vowed for him not to go forward with that, and interesting he addressed the tone and rhetoric of his campaign and seemed to plead to him to address that going forward. here's bill de blasio. >> i also raced concerns about some of the messages and some of the rhetoric that for so many people have been hurtful. and i let him know that so many new yorkers were fearful. and that more had to be done to show that this country can heal that people can be respected. >> and another smaller topic, but a big local issue here, wolf, that a lot of people on these new york streets care about is the traffic and how traffic has been really affected in the weeks since the security print he pri perimeter has been set up around trump tower. they would address this going forward, it was said. >> sunl

(sot bill de blasio/ nyc mayor) nypd is going to mount an even stronger operation this year new york city mayor bill de blasio detailed many of the unprecedented security plans last night.dozens of sand-filled sanitation trucks...blocking off cross- town traffic for the first time in the parade's 90 year history.helicopters scanning crowds from above...and officers on the ground...using radiation detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and other devices...to thwart a terror attack:(sot nypd commissioner have a smartphone and connect to incident command post if there is any issue.(standup: jamie yuccas cbs news new york, ny) the heavy police presence along the parade route...did not deter thousands from coming here last nighta&to see the massive balloons featured in today's event...come to life. ian delbalso and his daughter were among them. (sot ian delbalso/ ca resident) to see the excitement in her eyes and watch thanksgiving kick off and the holiday season is a focused on the meaning of the holiday: (sot lisa steinmetz/ ny resident) we have so much to be thankful for, that we're lucky to be

today mayor bill de blasio and police commissioner james o'neill will give a briefing on their plans. and new yorkers likely hope the plan will limit street closures in the busy manhattan neighborhood. humans have about one more millennium left to find a new planet to live on. that's the word who says that while the odds of the earth being wiped out in any given year are low, expanding that out over a thousand years makes it pretty certain. he said in a speech tuesday that humans need to expand away from earth by then... so a disaster here wouldn't mean the end of the human race. mcdonalds wants to change your dining experience when you stop at the fast food restaurant.. the chain announced-- it'll now bring table service to some of its locations. it'll train employees to serve you at the table- so you dot order at the front. mcdonald's says the goal is to place a higher emphasis on hospitality. the cost of airline tickets are climbing just as high as the planes passenger fly on. if you're trying to save money, the key could be in when you decide to purchase your ticket. larry miller

we saw a few minutes ago mayor bill de blasio giving a readout of his meeting. we saw foreign leaders' readout of meetings with the president-elect. we haven't heard from the folks in trump tower working with him from the president-elect himself about their side of the story, who they are appointing, who they are considering, what they are looking for, what their processes are. and did today is a pivotal mome because the landing teams will hit the departments and agencies here in washington. there's a lot to catch up on both -- and also inform the public on. >> we just saw rudy giuliani enter trump tower to go up to talk with mr. trump. now that picture is back on capitol hill. we are waiting for mike pence to leave that meeting with gop leadership. let me ask about that, domenico. how important is that at this time? >> i think it's a key part of why you see someone like mike pence really take up the leadership mantle of the transition. it's why reince priebus is such an important indicator, him becoming chief of staff, of the kind of governing that donald trump

bill de blasio / nyc mayor 17:22:25 - "we expanded the than 3 - thousand officers on duty - some armed with heavy commissioner 17:31:00 - "i'm worried about keeping everybody safe. that's our job well prepared authorities blocking off cross streets with more than 80 sand-filled trucks and more than 100 blocker cars? all to prevent an attack like the one in nice, france. earlier this month isis propaganda calling the parade an "excellent target." the fbi issuing this warning - holiday celebrations, beginning with thanksgiving and the start of the shopp targeted by international terrorists or homegrown violent extremists" bill de blasio / nyc mayor 17:23:23 - "there is no credible or specific information - specific threat directed at this parade. but police arent taking any chances?visiting 135 truck-rental locations - making sure no one suspicious is trying to rent one. brad garrett sot: if you see something that doesn't look right to you, a way a truck is parked,// somebody is just prosecutors say, talked of attacking times square president elect donald trump the roller coaster relatio

we'll discuss coming up. >>> new york's mayor bill de blasio just moments ago on "new day" to keep newk city a sanctuary city but donald trump has promised stiff financial consequences for cities that do that. can mayors realistically defy this order. i want to bring in ben ferguson as a conservative commentator and host of "benferri ferguson a . sanctuary cities which means they are not going to go after illegal or undocumented immigrants. just because they are undocumented immigrants in the city. you can see a lot of the cities and a lot are in states that voted for hillary clinton. so, christine quinn, you spent a lot of time in city government. what is the effect of all this? cities saying essentially president, what will be president trump, we're not going to do what you tell us to do. >> first, i want to make clear that this move of cities saying to the federal government, let's be clear on the dynamic here. it's cities saying our employees, a city or a state, won't do the federal government's job. we're not going to when people come to an emergency room ask for their citizenship

nypd is going to mount an even stronger operation this year new york city mayor bill de blasio detailed many of the unprecedented security plans last night. dozens of sand- filled sanitation trucks...blocking off cross-town traffic for the first time in the parade's 90 year history. helicopters scanning crowds from above... ground...using radiation detectors, bomb- sniffing dogs and other devices...to thwart a terror attack: all police will have a smartphone and connect to incident command post if there is any issue. the heavy police presence along the parade route...did not deter thousands from coming here last nightto see the massive balloons featured in today's event...come to life. ian delbalso and his daughter were among them. to see the off and the holiday season is a big joy. lisa steinmetz and her daughter, ava, also stayed focused on the meaning of the holiday: we have so much to be thankful for, that we're lucky to be here and live in america, live in the best city in the world. while there is no credible terror threat against the parade or the country...federal officials are

./// ((paul joncich)) >>> new york city officials, including mayor bill de blasio, addressed concerns today about the potential disruption and cost of president-elect donald trump's new york residence. mayor de blasio told reporters during a special new york police department press conference that they "are devoted to making sure are "committed to making it work." the mayor also expressed optimism about new york city's prospects for federal reimbursement for the expense involved in protecting the president-elect. he cited a "history of reimbursement under certain situations" and was quick to point out that "this makes all of them look quite small, obviously."/// ((christianne klein)) >>> a major closure this weekend could have a big impact on your plans. ((paul joncich)) >> up next what you need to know to avoid the traffic headaches as officials prepare to shut down the 215 beltway in both directions tonight. /// whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt

today -- mayor bill de blasio and the police commissioner will talk about their plans to protect the building -- and the president elect. forget the lights of broadway, the empire state builidng, lady liberty... trump tower has quickly become one of the city's most popular backdrops now... for selfies. since the election -- a ton of people have packed the sidewalk with selfie sticks in hand. deputies are hoping you can help them name this man -- who they say committed a horrible crime, setting a man on fire. that victim does have serious injuries now -- but is alive. adams county deputies aren't giving much details about it. except that it happened on november sixth -- near east 58th ave and washington street. they tell us he was last seen wearing a hooded sweatshirt with a 'cross fit stoppers at 720- 913-stop. you don't have to give your name, you could get a reward. robert dear -- the man who killed three people at a planned parenthood -- will spend another 90 days in a state mental hospital. a judge ruled thursday-- dear should undergo another mental competency evaluation based on

bill de blasio stopped by. >> i tried to express to him how much fear there is in communities all over this city. a whole range of people in the biggest city in the country who are fearful of the current dynamic and how we need to see things to give people more assurance that all new yorkers and americans will be respected. >> reporter: another reminder as donald trump's top staff is working around the clock to staff a government. trump may have work to do to continue to unite the sara, tha. >>> the prime minister of japan will be the first to meet with president-elect. shinzo abe is eager hoping to safeguard the alliance with the countries. trump argued that the u.s. with drwit withdraw the military from the country and they should obtain their nuclear weapons. top aides say members of the team said not to take the remarks all literally. >>> trump has talked about setting up a blind trust and turning over his business to his children. critics say the president-elect is not addressing obvious conflicts. something the rnc chief strategist insists will be cleaned up. >> everybody is well

(sot bill de blasio/ nyc mayor) nypd is going to mount an even stronger operation this year new york city mayor bill de blasio detailed many of the unprecedented security plans last night.dozens of sand- filled sanitation trucks...blocking off cross-town traffic for the first time in the parade's 90 year history.helicopters detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and other devices...to thwart a terror attack:(sot nypd commissioner james o'neill) all police will have a smartphone and connect to incident command post if there is any issue.(standup: jamie yuccas cbs news new york, ny) the heavy police presence along the parade route...did not deter thousands from coming here last nightto see the massive balloons featured in today's event...come to life.ian delbalso and his daughter were among them. (sot ian delbalso/ ca resident) to see the exme off and the holiday season is a big joy.lisa steinmetz and her daughter, ava, also stayed focused on the meaning of the holiday: (sot lisa steinmetz/ ny resident) we have so much to be thankful for, that we're lucky to be here and live in america, live in

new york city mayor bill de blasio also visited the president-elect. mr trump's team says all members of mr trump's team says all members of the upcoming administration will sign a form, agreeing they will not lobby for five years after leaving the government. former presidential candidate hillary clinton is urging supporters not to give up in the face of mr trump's presidency. the former secretary of state spoke wednesday night at a children's defense fund event in washington. it was the first time she's been in public since her concession speech a investigation continues into the deadly train crash in new jersey. officials now know what could have possibly been to blame. they think the conductor may have suffered from sleep apnea during the time of the crash. one woman was killed in late september when the train crashed into the hoboken terminal. you may remember this story sparked a lot of controversy when it first came out. a former texas teacher who got pregnant by her 13-year-old student has agreed to a plea deal. alexandria vera was originally c

(sot bill de blasio/ nyc mayor) nypd is going to mount an even new york city mayor bill de blasio detailed many of the unprecedented security plans last night.dozens of sand- filled sanitation trucks...blocking off cross-town traffic for the first time in the parade's 90 year history.helicopters scanning crowds from above... and officers on the ground...using radiation detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and other devices...to thwart a terror attack:(sot nypd commissioner james o'neill) all police will have a smartphone and connect to incident command post if there is any issue.(standup: ja yuccas cbs news new york, ny) the heavy police presence along the parade route...did not deter thousands from coming here last nightto see the massive balloons featured in today's event...come to life.ian delbalso and his daughter were ong them. (sot ian delbso/ ca resident) to see the excitement in her eyes and watch thanksgiving kick off and the holiday season is a big joy.lisa steinmetz and her daughter, ava, also stayed focused on the meaning of the holiday: (sot lisa steinmetz/ america, live in the best

new york mayor bill de blasio and the new york police department's commissioner will reveal plans to protect trump tower today. since president elect trump won the election there have been extra security measures around the penthouse. new yorkers likely hope the plan will limit street closures in the busy manhattan neighborhood. president obama is in berlin today for a second day of meetings with top european leaders. thursday he met with german chancellor angela merkel, followed by a joint news conference. mister obama called on president-elect trump to "stand up" to moscow. but he said he doesn't expect the next president to share his strategy for dealing with russian agression. australia this morning-- over whether donald trump's election will affect a u-s agreement to resettle some refugees now being hosted by australia. the refugees from war torn middle east countries are on new guinea's manus island for up to four years. but australia struck a deal to move about 13 hundred of them to the u-s. that deal remains unclear now after donald trump's comments on muslim immigration. mos

trump is ready to take overru the presidency, the mayor has some cautionary words, mayor bill de blasio met with donald trump in new york today, he said that hehe let her know that many new yorkers are fearfule of what is a ministration could bring he say the meeting was respectful candide with a real give-and-take. mike pence met with former house speaker newt gingrich and dc today. beginning of any transition like this has turmoil is just the nature of the process i think donald trump's very decisive, he is a very good ceo and i think which are seen will become clear over the next two or three weeksee as they build cabineta. >> spokesman for donald trump says the transition team is not going to rushshys to put forwar potential selections they want to make sure that they are confident their choices will be confirmed by the senate. as republicans take over the white house, democrats will hav a new leader in the senate,veve joshua has been elected as the senate minority leader replacin harry reid who is retiring, mr. schumer says democrats will try to work with republicans of the adminis

. >> reporter: current new york city mayor bill de blasio also visited the president-elect. >> i talked to him about the proposal for tax cuts, for the wealthy and for corporations. i also raised concerns about some of the messages and some of the rhetoric that, for so many people, had been hurtful. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., vice president-elect mike efforts, met with vice president joe biden. >> no administration is ready on day one. we weren't ready on day one. >> reporter: trump's camp has been pushing back against reports of a going forward is t have the best information in a timely fashion. >> reporter: trump says all members of the upcoming administration will sign a form agreeing they will not lobby for five years after leaving the government. the president-elect is also set to meet with former secretary of state henry kissinger, south carolina governor nikki haley and florida governor rick scott today. >> hena daniels in new york, thank you so much. >>> hundreds marched through the streets of los angeles calling on mr. trump to rescind his appointment of steve bannon as

new york city mayor bill de blasio says 5,000 police officers will be assigned to secure midtown manhattan. at the same time, the department of homeland security has partnered with the cia and fbi to prevent a cyberattack on election day. here's what i'm digging into at 6--- those cyber attacks are a huge concern for today's election. i'll let you know investigators are really concerned about going into an extremely crucial day. ian.... there's a new viral ad from a pet food company -- that shows how man's best friend helps to build a bridge between the bitter political divide. check it out: the three minute ad released by pedigree features a social experiment taking a "lost" golden retriever to political rallies, all while wearing the opponents t- shirt. after a cold reception by supporters on both sides, eventually so we wanted to know -- what unites us in the bay area. with politics on everyone's minds today, don't forget at the end of the day, we live in paradise. leading up to the election.. you may have heard a lot of jokes about moving to canada no matter which candidate wins. it tu

inside trump tower tod, e blasio. new tonight, onegheshonors for bucks legend kareem abdul- jabbar. 3prident ama has named the hall of famer as one of 21 recipients of the presidential medal of freedom. i had the chance to talk with the nba's all-time leading scorer last year for a cbs 58 sunday morning story. kareem was not only a great athlete, but he's long been an articulate spokesman for social justice..and now he l receive the nation's highest civilian honor. honor.this year's list of medal of freedom winners also includes bill and melinda gates, bruce springsteen, tom has and another nba legend...michael jordan. the medals will be presented at the white house next tuesday. 3 the milwaukee bucks are ?not? commenting on an espn report nbtethat are refusing to h stay at trump hotels. the sports network names the bucks, the memphis grizzlies and dallas mavericks as the mark cuban hasn't commented on the report, but he ?was? a strong supporter of hillary clinton during the presiden campaign as is bucks co-owner marc

new york city mayor bill de blasio met today with president-elect donald trump at trump tower.asio told reporters the discussion covered several issues, including immigration. >> that proposal countered and flew in the face of all that was , the about new york city ultimate city of immigrants. the place has succeeded because it was open for everyone, the place else generation after generation -- filled on generation after generation of immigrants. mark: the iranian president said his country remains committed to a landmark nuclear deal. president trump has criticized the deal which cap's iran's nuclear activities. u.s. secretary of state john kerry today made an appeal to all nations to continue the fight against climate change. at a u.n. climate summit in morocco, kerry said failure be, quote, a betrayal of devastating consequences. president-elect trump has called climate change a hoax and pledged to cancel the paris deal limiting greenhouse gases. bob dyl

de blasio who met with mr. trump and voiced concerns about everything from tax breaks for the rich to fear of deportation talking about security concerns in midtown manhattan as president-elect trump makes clear he plans to spend a lot of time in trump tower. >> we never had a situation where the president of the united states would be here on a regular basis, again, the details of his future plans are unknown. we certainly know of the next 65 days h >> reporter: speaking of potential female cabinet members, michelle ree is set to meet with president-elect trump about a secretary of education position. joel waldman, fox news. >>> adele is coming back to the valley. we hear from one woman who plans to go to the show but says she got ripped off online. >>> details about three big events happening tomorrow for >>> if you would like to contact me on social media, it would be great to hear from you. you can find me on facebook and with prism tv from centurylink, you can get over 320 channels, whole home dvr, plus yo