or is this just an optical play with carrier? he had promised to do these and he's keeping these 1,000 jobs here. lime i'm looking at the original carrier announcement. it was 2100 jobs from two different carrier plants to the same location in mexico. now we're hearing they're going to keep 1,000. when you see sound bites from people saying they're so glad they're going to have their jobs, i'm not sure which jobs are staying. i think that's why the union's being so cautious. >> we're asking all these questions because mr. trump is sending mixed messages errol because he goes to carrier and tries to keep jobs in the united states for the little guy, right? but then he appoints a goldman sachs billionaire for treasury secretary. who wants to slash taxes for wealthy americans, and also for businesses and companies across america. >> not just a goldman sachs former partner, but one who worked for george soros and who made considerable chunk of his fortune in hollywood. so this is not necessarily one of these outsiders that the trump

we'll we'll talk about carrier. the trump administration is already off and running. >> he sold a leadership style. he's a man who is going to take action. he will call carrier directly and say you need to leave those jobs here. he's still two months away from being sworn in as president of the united states. look what he accomplished. he might get control of isis. maybe the nobel peace prize comes his way. >> i want to ask you, we are going to talk about the announcement about the deal with carrier tomorrow. this seems like a victory for the people you always championed when you were in political life and that's working men and women. what do you think of the announcement carrier is going to keep the jobs in indiana? >> it's important. i hope president-elect trump will focus on steel, out motive, aerospace, shipping, our strategic industrial base, and rebuild america's basic industry. we use the products, we ought to be building here. there is some new opening and i celebrate what's happened with carrier as do peop

carrier makes air conditioners and furnaces. it's owned by united technology and also a company that makes huge jet engines and as has a huge contract with the government. what implicit threat, if you're carrier, you don't want to enrage this administration. >> fascinating to find out what is in the deal. the details matter. like you said, it's a win for donald trump who said he was going to do this and to an extent has done it. and also a win for the 1,000 workers who likely not lose their jobs now. >>> rain on the way in tennessee and that is a welcome development. wildfires there fueled by extreme drought. 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts are blamed for at least three deaths. authorities say the fires are, quote, human cause. we'll get the very latest from cnn's brian todd. >> all right. as you can see, it's just been really devastating there. you have dollywood and other places in gatlinburg closed. >>> in the meantime, let's talk about the back ground on trump's economic picks expected to be announced today. steve mnuchin years

the fighter jets on the french aircraft carrier are crucial to this effort.nd the augsburg provides not only cost efficient support, but it is also an important sign of an ever-closer european alliance. >> organic corn farmers in spain say that their days are numbered. corn was brought to the continent from america some 500 years ago. and in that time, these famers developed a range of techniques to tackle problems that could affect their crops from pests to plagues. but in recent years, farmers in the northeast region of aragon have faced a new type of scourge that has proved resistant to practically everything. >> he is one of the last of his kind in spain. farmer mariano jimenez believes in the cultivation of 100% organic corn. >> i got into organic farming because i wanted to grow crops without harming the environment. and i wanted to produce healthier products. that's why i'm doing this. >> but genetically modified corn is encroaching on his territory. the transgenic variety is cultivated in two-thirds of the corn fields in the northeastern spanish provi

russia only has one aircraft carrier. they have one aircraft carrier. it's old and it's called the admiral kusnetsov. unlike most modern aircraft carriers that use fancy high-power catapults to basically slingshot aircraft into the air, the admiral is old-school. it's also just old. the admiral doesn't have a catapult system to fling aircraft into the air. so instead, look. see how its nose goes up. it's a baby ski jump at the end. it's buck tooth. the bow curves up. that's what its planes reply on to get airborne because they don't have a catapult. one russian aircraft carrier is diesel. it's pretty belching this thick plume of smoke wherefore it goes and once you're on board the ship's plumbing reported to be so bad nearly half of the toilets are out of commission at any one time and that's bad no matter where you are but really bad when you have a 1,700-member crew in that confined space. russia, i'm sure, is psyched to have its one aircraft carrier. one is better than none and it kind of sucks. when it sets sail, there's so much fear that it might s

things like carrier, they matter to sentiment. i'm going to jeff flock at cme, lori rothman at floor of the new york stock exchange and former member of trump's hispanic advisory committee steve cortes. steve, you heard what i was saying, i think the carrier deal, it's only a thousand jobs in indiana but lifts people's spirits. we're going into the holiday season and how happy are the employees that they voted for him and they have a shot at taking care of their families. this is one of the feel good stories, i think reverberates. your thoughts? >> trish, and you're so right. we need that flight front of christmas, a bunch of hard-working people keeping their jobs, and you're right, in the totality of the country, a thousand jobs isn't material, the symbolism very much is. while the policy is important that the administration is going to unleash particularly regarding taxes and regulation, what's equally important is the animal spirits, the economy largely thrives on confidence. i can tell you, i live in chicago, generally blue ci

carrier said close to 1,000, but 2200 work at the factory.his is a deal, a big one for donald trump making good on his promise to stop jobs shipping overseas at least in this case. remember, carrier is owned by united technology. what does united technology do? it makes big engines for all things used in the militia story. if you look at the overall picture, donald trump had leverage. team trump had leverage even if a tiny bit of revenue for united technology was diverted to this country for defense contracts. >> we still don't know the terms of the deal. indiana may have put forth a fair amount of money there but for workers and their jobs, it's a big deal. >>> a former goldman sachs banker, movie financier, a billionaire, the bid for commerce secretary. let's get the latest from cnn's sunlen serfaty. >> good morning. president-elect trump making a slew of staffing decisions. trump has chosen billionaire investor wilbur ross for commerce secretary and former goldman sachs partner steve mnuchin for treasury secretary. those announcements are

why did carrier reverse course? well details have not been released, sources familiar with the negotiation say carrier will receive tax incentives from the state where vice president-elect mike pence is governor. sources add carrier's defense contractor now avoids angering the new administration. >> 10% of united technologies' business, more than $5 billion, comes from the u.s. government and the pentagon is united technology's single biggest customer. >> robert james who has made furnaces for 18 years, has questions, too. >> we need to know what's behind it. is there anything that's going to be asked of the union. >> but for jt bray, raising a young family -- relief. >> some people are saying it's a jobs and i'll be happy. the kids will be having a good christmas, we won't have the worry of daddy won't have his job. >> tomorrow the president-elect and governor pennsylvania will be here to tour the carrier plant and talk to its workers. left centre. >> kevin tibbles in indianapolis, thank you. >>> still ahead, new d

president, carrier has decided to stay in indiana. thank you, sir. >> reporter: even though this deal potentially does save about a thousand jobs, still about half of the jobs could -- of the workers could still be sent to mexico, and the devil here is in the details. so many of the details are simply not known so far, like what promises the incoming administration gave to carrier to agree to this. tomorrow trump and mike pence will be in indiana tomorrow to officially announce the deal, wolf. >> maybe we'll learn more details tomorrow about this deal. sunlen serfaty reporting for us. sun le sunlen, thank you. >>> more on the biggest slot to be filled in trump's cabinet, the position of secretary of state. our senior white house correspondent jim acosta is working that part of the story. mitt romney clearly still a major contender. months ago he was a major trump critic? what's the latest you're hearing? >> reporter: from my vantage point, i was in the room at the dinner last night. it looked like they picked up their forks and buried

low cost carriers such as norwegians are selling cut rate fares. >> if they grow the incumbent carriers will respond and they first respond with more aggressive fares at the low end of the economy class. >>> but if the high profit business travelers migrate to cut rate carriers. big airlines such as british air waves will make themselves available more often. >> one of the responses for the incumbent carriers is to increase the number of flights in order to maximize their advantage in convenience. >> the only other foreign carrier to serve all three airports is volares that serves mexico and costa ricco and guatemala. >>> a little cool and things will change. temperatures warming up. let's look where we have mostly sunny skies over the east bay and you can see a few clouds lingering and that's about it. storm has moved off and not without leaving a mark. take a look at the rainfall amounts for the month of october well above the seasonal average anywhere from 384% of average in areas like santa rosa. 216% of average in areas like san francisco and even san jose that had an inch and a li

carrier's response also on twitter was less optimistic. "had discussions with the incoming administration," it said, "nothing to announce at this time." if negotiations have become serious, there's one group that expects to be hearing about them. united steelworkers local 1999. it represents close to 1,400 of the factory's workers. have you heard of any negotiations or discussions? have you heard anything beyond the tweet? >> no. we haven't heard from carrier or the trump people concerning that. just tweet only. >> reporter: local president chuck jones says he was shocked by trump's tweet. and tells me if a deal can be reached, he expects his members will be asked for concessions. would the union be flexible? >> what our goal is, and always has been, to try to save 1,400 people's jobs. >> reporter: when it comes to negotiating with carrier, jones knows a thing or two and suggests that trump hit the company right where it hurts. defense contracts. in 2014, alone, carrier's parent company, united technologies, won $3.39 billion worth of gove

donald trump has reached a deal with carrier that will keep jobs in indiana. the company saying it is pleased to it is pleased to have reached a deal with president-elect trump to keep 1000 jobs in india. davis 2100 jobs to mexico as part of a broader cost-cutting effort. trump and mike pence who is actually indiana's governor with it in indiana tomorrow to announce the agreement in terms of the deal. carrier is a unit of united technologies. he would work to prevent the outsourcing of u.s. jobs that could move those jobs overseas.o work on his cabinet. isis treasury secretary. also served as trump campaign finance chief. an official announced that could come as early as today. troutman again with mitt romney. sharply critical of china. dinner in new york at the president-elect continues to weigh his choices for the secretary is a jobs. speaking to reporters after the meal, romney praised streb sanely hope trump can move the country to a better future adding he's impressed by the transition effort so far. >> it's not easy. i know that myself. he won the genera

carrier air conditioner weighing in. carrier has had discussions with the incoming administration and we look forward to working together. nothing to announce at this time. in terms of those other announcements, namely the position of secretary of state. that is something that the lead candidate mitt romney is pulling over and checking with advisers. not expecting to hear from that until next week. christine. >> jason carroll. thank you. >>> let's take a pause to assess how it is going with eugene scott live in washington. eugene, what you are hearing about the next round of news about filling out the cabinet. this cabinet is moving more quickly than the cabinet eight areas ag years ago. >> it seems like it. there is criticism of trump on focusing on the spots and neglige neglecting the intelligence briefings. >> you mentioned secretary of state, eugene. some of the news is the decision since last weekend with mitt romney. the interesting body language outside the trump estate in new jersey. i want to play sound from the

look at carrier.unced tomorrow, to keep those jobs from going to mexico which is something he talked about a lot on the campaign trail. if you watched his speeches and he is already as president-elect keeping those jobs in america. it is amazing. charles: shah, here is the thing, with the adp number, small businesses are doing their job. they have done yeoman's work. they kept us i think afloat as a nation. large businesses creating 70,000 jobs. they have been sitting on money. buying back billions and billions of dollars worth of stock, big-time dividends. they are sitting on cash. i think with policies that president-elect trump is putting forth that these large businesses are going to start hiring. >> we can certainly hope that they're going to start hiring, especially if repatriation of overseas funds, we hope that goes into compensation obviously and obviously into infrastructure in terms of corporate expansion but, if you look at the 216,000 jobs that adp reported today, 100% of them were servic

in february, carrier said 2100 jobs will be moving to mexico, two different carrier and carrier-related facilities. we don't know exactly which workers are staying here and we don't know any of the details. i want to be really clear about that. >> christine romans, many thanks to you. of course, no one welcomes this news more than the 1,000 people who now get to keep their jobs and that could include robin maynard, who worked for carrier for 24 years and joins me now from indianapolis. good morning. have you been assured that you will keep your job? >> other than hearing the late-breaking news last night, that's all i have heard, that there's 1,000 jobs which are going to be retained here in indiana for us. so outside of where the seniority falls, i'm assuming that my job will be one of them kept because of my seniority ranking. >> so you still have a little bit of unsettled feeling in your stomach because you're not 100% sure. >> well, with my seniority of 24 years, i was like 150 from the top of the seniority list so i'm banking my job's kept. i'm just not sure where they're going to

carrier planned to close two plants that employ 2,100 workers.r what will happen with the other half of the jobs but we could learn more when trump and vice president-elect mike pence make a formal announcement in indianapolis. so let's go to indy "star" reporter tony cook. tony, thank you for being on. >> thanks for having me. >> a tweet from donald trump "big day for the workers from indiana. we will keep our companies and jobs in the u.s. thanks, carrier." do people from indiana see this as truly a victory? >> well, it's certainly a victory in indianapolis. we are talking about to a thousand workers who would have lost their jobs in the coming years otherwise so it's a big deal from that perspective for sure. >> a thousand jobs are i guess presumably still going to mexico. do you or does anyone at the paper know what sort of incentive the president-elect offered carrier to keep the other half of jobs in indiana? >> that's a great question. we don't have the full details. i did talk to a member of the state's economic development board earlier

thanks carrier. critics went after carrier for announcing that it was sending 1400 jobs across the border and trump pledged to keep companies from doing that sort of thing. the state will give incentives to the company according to local officials. we don't yet know how many jobs might still be going to mexico, but we could learn more tomorrow when donald trump is expected to make an official announcement about the deal in indiana in a sort of kickoff of the transition team calling a thank you tour. matt finn live in our newsroom. this has to be a big relief for those plant workers. >> of course. i mean you could say this is a life changing early christmas gift for these workers who no longer have to deal with the grief of a pending job loss. and just to show you how terrible of a shock this was, let's show everyone cellphone video that was captured inside the plant when carrier first made the announcement. watch this. >> move production from our facility in indianapolis to monterrey, mexico. >> on t

he will be in indiana at the carrier conditioner or heating is in indiana. they announced that they reached a deal with the carrier corporation to keep 1000 jobs in indianapolis. this goes back to the beginning of the campaign where carrier said they were taking 2000 jobs and close the plant and send them to mexico. he played almost perfectly into the trump campaign message of keeping jobs in the united states. now carrier announced they reached the deal with the president-elect 1000 jobs in indianapolis. there are more details to come on thursday. there were a few concessions that the top team gave up. the main one is they will tend on the rhetoric of big -- carrier corporation says we're still they will stop talking so much about how they want to punish companies who do what carrier is still planning to do. we are waiting on thursday to see the official announcement. most of the details we already know. >> people across the globe are taking time to give back. last year 700,000 people in 71 countries across the globe donated $116 million to their favorite c

we haven't heard from carrier or the trump people concerning that.only. >> reporter: local president chuck jones says he was shocked by trump's tweet, and tells me if a deal can't be reached, he expects his members will be asked for concessions. >> would the union be flexible? >> what our goal is and always has been, to try to save 1,400 people's jobs. >> reporter: when it comes to negotiating with carrier, jones knows a thing or two, and suggests that trump hit the company right where it hurts. defense contracts. in 2014 alone, carrier's parent company, united technologies, won $20.39 billion worth of government contracts, working on everything from fighter jets to missile defense systems. >> if he's got a card to play, it would be something to the extent of, hey, you know, if you move these jobs to monterrey, mexico, we're going to take a hard stand on you getting anymore military contracts. >> you think that would get their attention? >> i would think it would get their attention, yeah, because they're talking about bs with a billion -- you know,

what's your relationship with a carrier? what's the future of the carrier? your view? >> that was one of the motivations at grand central. the traditional carriers, they've been monopolies in the past. they haven't rein ino vated on the feature side. what was the last carrier feature? call waiting? you know, caller id? not a lot of innovation, right? we work with some carriers to get wholesale things like numbers and terminations, stuff like that, but once you have those raw materials, we can create anything. >> craig walker is ceo of dialpad and we appreciate you being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "press:here." i this lee eco, this new chinese company. you were at the launch of this the ovther day. it was phenomenal. >> crazy event. i saw them about a year ago when they first kind of came to silicon valley introducing their phones. at that time everything from their microphones were not working at the press conference when we went to this event. >> there were fog machines. >> you were eating the about burrito. everythin

andre carrier: "danger will robinson, danger will danger just fun stuff." they've got grass fields for every sport.. and are building a 30-thousand square foot structure called the barn for basketball volleyball and combat sports. andre carrier: "it's a complete flex facility so have a tourney working on.. it has a full soccer field on the inside there isn't a sport we won't work to provide programming for." it just opened and the developers say pretty much any rising star. andre carrier: "this is wildly convenient, you can walk to fields from hotel.. it give you the time back, takes all that stress down, lets enjoy the game on the field and lets know we're going to enjoy the time off the field and that's the rising star difference." >>> ((chris maathuis)) >>> that's all the time we have foi special. the late show with stephen colbert is next. have a great night./// news >> stephen: hey, neil! he, man, i've been looking all over for you. i'm so glad you're on the show tonight but what are you doing up here? >> well, you know, the last peace and quiet. >> st

donald trump is talking about carrier, this is a lot of jobs. he made about a big part of the campaign and carrier is saying, we are talking, nothing is decided yet. is this all part of donald trump's effective pr machine. o on the one hand, it is a relatively small number of jobs. >> there are important jobs. >> people who work there. if he were somehow to say i say carrier from moving, that's symbolic to his supporters. what i fear his supporters want though, i think his supporters are more protectionist and more anti-trade and you heard ross in the opening that he's not anti-trade. he just wants better trade deals. who does not want better trade deals. it is on balance and good for america. overall it has been good for america and it is been good for jobs and high paying jobs and it is great for the consumers. >> a trade deficit and a budget deficit are not the same thing. we are getting goods and what do americans like on black friday in cheap goods. >> yes, a lot of those products made over seas. you could not afford those products. walmart

at a little over 600 city carrier systems alone. those are people that need to deliver the mail. >> reporter: for a government agency once believe today be a dying dinosaur suffers from growing pains. >> actually it's an increase in overall mail. in particular the online shopping that is going on right now. we're seeing double digit increase in parcels. >> reporter: because ups, fedex, and many retailers use the postal service. and this year they expect 18% more parcels than last year. parcels that take more space and work to deliver. >> which is why we're currently looking at an $8 billion investment in new vehicles to handle it. >> reporter: and that work will last for decades to come. >> until somebody figures out how to e-mail a sweater we're going to deliver it. >> reporter: the growing pains might continue for some time to come. tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the temperatures dropped off a couple of degrees today. they are going to be a little bit cooler tomorrow. i mean the temperatures today were a little warmer by a couple

it's not just here with carrier. other companies that have already been working behind the scenes. and this is really going to fundamentally help our manufacturing industry and so many other industries. we'll talk in a moment about this dream team that the president-elect has announced today for treasury and commerce and really putting the right folks in place who know how to keep american jobs. >> it couldn't hurt to have mike pence on the team though because he's the governor out in indiana, where carrier is. according to the wall street jurm, it sounds like pence has been working behind the scenes. when they announced they were going to close some shops, he started clawing back some of the tax incentives that united technologies, which is one of the world's largest government contractors, got the word. you know, we're the federal government. we have a lot of contracts. we don't have to do business with you. the behind the scenes stuff seems to be working. >> i think this also goes to the president-elect's judgment

. >> carrier. >> anybody from carrier?r says they're leaving. >> carrier air conditioner. >> you're tired of seeing carrier leave your state. >> and he knew that that was something that america it was happening, right now. >> reporter: it worked. trump won thanks in large part to working-class votes. now at sully's bar and grill across the street from that carrier plant, some are hoping for trump to keep his promise. >> exactly. exactly. because he made a lot of promises to a lot of people. so -- >> reporter: that's because things here have only gotten worse. we're less than a mile from carrier and this is where they make bearings. just last month the company announced its moving this facility to mexico. taking ay way ov way over 300 j. even though this man didn't vote tore trump, he's hoping when president, trump will come through. you kmect him to live up to what he said during the campaign? >> my expectations, live up to what he promised. >> reporter: voted for donald trump believing it could save their jobs? >> correct

trump trying to take credit for the carrier air condition factory, carrier says no decision has been made. last week he took credit for ford keeping an assembly line in kentucky when ford wasn't going to close a plant. what's the became here, trying to force people's hands? >> two things. i think first and foremost he's trying to keep pressure on these companies signaling to them that yes, these were campaign promises that he made. i mean, several times on the campaign trail. i can remember particularly ahead of the indiana primary being on the campaign trail and hearing him go into these towns in indiana and hammer carrier for even thinking about going to mexico, but the second point is that i really think that this is another signal about the potential to lower the corporate tax rate. that could be come early in the new republican controled congress. of course, there is bipartisan support to do this, to lower that corporate tax rate but with this new republican controled congress, perhaps there's an ability to get that done as one of the top priorities. obviously house speaker paul

president-elect trump convinces air conditioning company carrier to keep their jobs in america. a huge victory for our incoming leader. details when "the five" returns. enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. you got the amazing new iphone 7 on the house by switching to at&t... what??.... aand you got unlimited data because you have directv?? okay, just a few more steps... door! it's cool get the iphone 7 on us and unlimited data when you switch to at&t and have directv. >>> america first, it's president-elect trump's guiding principal. he believes american jobs should stay in america and delivered that message loud and clear to air conditioning company carrier after it said it would shutter its plant in indianapolis and move its manufacturing south of the border. >> i would say, if you leave, there are consequences, carrier. here is what's going to happen. you are going to leave indiana, you are going to leave indianapolis. i wish you a lot of luck in mexico. enjoy the heat. enjoy the heat. and i hope you build a really beautiful factory. but here is wh

so what could be offered to carrier?gain, we don't know for sure but a couple possibilities out there is the trump administration saying, look, if you keep those jobs and you keep that plant in indianapolis, we're going to make it more competitive because those who are importing, let's say industrial size air-conditioning units, we're going to make it more expensive for them. now, that's just a possibility. a conjecture on my part. do you throw out a tariff as a possibility for united technology saying if you keep that plant there, if you keep manufacturing in the u.s., your competitors are going to have a tougher time being able to bring in their products at the prices that they're bringing them in right now. because as you guys also mentioned, in terms of tax relief, if you're able to weigh on the state of indiana or indianapolis, you're really going to have to involve those governments and whether or not the white house can bring enough pressure on them to offer some kind of sweeteners to keep utc in indianapolis. cer

we're not going to let carrier leave. >> reporter: many at carrier are counting on him to keep his promise. >> put your money where your mouth is. simple as that. >> reporter: across from the plant, sully's bar and grill, where workers after their shift say they have high expectations for the president-elect. >> we want you to do what you said you're going to do. we're going to hold you accountable. >> reporter: just down the road, another blow to american jobs, the but trump's threat to make companies that leave pay fines, may not help. >> in the end, manufacturing in the united states, a lot of it is going to be relocated to lower cost countries and i'm afraid that's just a fact of life. >> reporter: in a statement, carrier says it's trying to ease the workers' transition, providing three years advance notice of the move, and by funng retraining programs. some carrier workers see politics at play. >> they can say whatever needs to be said to get people's vote, especially in a time like this when we're all losing our jobs. >> if he can come here and save these 1,400 jobs tomorrow, i'll gl

carrier confirming they are in conversations, but so far no announcements. it all coincides with striking revelations. intelligence officials telling nbc news mr. trump has only received two intelligence briefings since the election. far fewer than the daily briefings expected. >> he's risking the security of the united states. >> "washington post" first reported the news, saying vice president-elect is getting briefings every day from all 16 intelligence agencies, as well as the cia's covert operations. during president obama's transition, he requested extra briefings. president george w. bush got into a daily routine after the florida recount. >> there is nothing as important as these briefings for the president of the united states. if he discounts them, then, of course, it's possible there could be ramifications. >> reporter: in response, the trump transition team stressing national security is donald trump's top priority. one senior intelligence official cautions it's too early to draw broad conclusions with trump busy forming his administration. who wi

bray is a trump-supporting union member who's worked at carrier for 14 years. union workers-- >> yeah, union workers. >> reporter: voting republican. >> because this guy was talking the things that everybody wanted to hear. >> reporter: just nine months ago, carrier shocked its workforce. >> the best way to stay competitive and protect the business for long term is to move production from our facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> reporter: under pressure to maximize profits, u.s. mmpers have found cheap mexican labor almost irresistible. by reversing course, carrier's parent company, united technologies, now stands to lose $65 million it hoped to save on wages in mexico. but for a company that does a lot of business with the federal government and made $4 billion in profits last year, that's a small price to pay to get out of the doghouse and on to the right side of the president-elect. trump and the company will release details tomorrow, anthony, but carrier said tonight the generous incentives it was promised, estimated in the millions of dollars,

went in your fighter -- if you were going to two carrier training. -- to do carrier training. they had a lot more instruments. they use them to train, to do your strafing runs, machine gun work, some bombing. so, the advanced part of the training could go in all different directions. it was used for a lot of things after you learn how to fly. teachlly to learn then to you how to fly something much faster and much more advanced that you would be getting into a few left here. -- after you left here. primarily used for training. later in the war, they did use some for combat. not very many. they did arm some up and use them, it had specific purposes for that, some kind of short range, low altitude bombing and strafing type things for a specific need they had, but in general, it was used for training. again, the instructor at this time sits in the back in the student sits up front. it was like he was sitting in the fighter upfront by himself and flying the fighter type airplane. but you learned everything you were going to do in the fighter in this. your aerobatics, also. they wou

we're not going to let carrier leave. >> reporter: many at carrier are now counting on him to keep his promise. >> put your money where your mouth is. it's as simple as that. >> reporter: across from the plant, sully' bar and grill, where workers say they have high expectations for the president-elect. >> we want you to do what you said you're going to do. we're going to hold

thanks carrier. carrier says it's reached a de with mr. trump to keep nearly 1,000 jobs in indiana. mr. trump said during the campaign that he would work to keep companies like carrier from moving jobs overseas. details of the agreement are unclear. >>> last night, mr. trump met for a second time with mitt romney, a former rival, on the short list for secretary of state. roxana saberi is in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. mr. trump is continuing to pick people for his cabinet. secretary of state and there is plenty of competition. mitt romney emerged from the second meeting with president-elect donald trump seeing his former rivals praises. >> he did something i tried to do and was successful at accomplishing. he won the general election. and he continues with a message of -- >> reporter: the former massachusetts governor who had dinner with mr. trump and trump's chief of staff reince priebus in manhattan tuesday list for secretary of state, as is retired tennessee lawmaker bob corker, former cia director david petraeus, and former new york city mayor rudy giulian

we're not going to let carrier leave. >> reporter: many at carrier are counting on him to keep his promise. >> keep your money where your mouth is. >> reporter: across from that, sumly's bar and grill where workers go after their shift say they have high the government elect. >> reporter: we will hold you accountable. >> reporter: carrier is trying to ease the transition, providing three years' advance notice of the move and by funding education and retraining programs. some carrier workers see politics at play. >> they say whatever need to be said to get people's vote. especially in a time like this when we're all losing our jobs. >> if he can come here and save these 1,400 jobs tomorrow, i >> >> reporter: many american workers say they have taken a gamble on trump. they hope the payoff means winning back their jobs. >> a lot of focus on the president-elect and also the spotlight on his daughter. just ahead, is ivanka's jewelry line trying to cash in on her "60 minutes" appearance? you are watching "early today." " wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out thes

celebrating the carrier jobs stay here.re you taking that with them. >> i'm not sure if i'll be on the plane with them or going to hq. stuart: you have to be trumpeting this as a huge win? >> they're political wins, but more importantly, there are a thousand families who are going to have jobs this christmas. these are jobs that make no doubt about it, they would have been sent off to mexico, but the president and vice-president elect worked to keep them here. stuart: did he strong arm carrier, if you don't do this, we'll withdraw the-- >> and others are coming. stuart: with other companies? >> with announcements down the road and they've been working that's the great thing about president-elect trump he's looking at two, three months down the road, talking to companies, putting things in place, we're going to revive the manufacturing sector and keep jobs here and people have so much more to be excited about, there are so many things that are moving in the right direction. you have to be optimistic. stuart: okay, now, he's

carriers. >> we are looking at 600 carrier assistants. >> for a government agency once believed to be a dying dinosaur it suffering from growing pains. >> it is an increase in overall mail and in particular the online shopping that is going on right now. we are seeing double-digit increase in parcels. >> that is because u p s and fedex and many use the postal service to take the mail the last few miles and this year it expects 18% percent more parcels than last year and parcels that take more space and work to deliver. >> we are looking at 8 billioned investment. >> it will last for 8 decades. >> and until someone figures out how to email a sweater we will deliver it. >> and the growing pains may continue for some time to come. tom vacar, fox 2 news. >>> a memorial honoring firefighters defaced. monument to honor the heroes that dedicated their lives to protect a city. >>> i have the forecast. maybe a few raindrops. we will talk about that and the temperatures you can expect for saturday and sunday. >> this portion of fox 2 news sponsored by foster farms. >>> a mem honoring fallen fir

what did carrier get for keeping those jobs in the u.s.?think there will be local incentives but donald trump is going to sound some notes in terms of being friendlier to businesses, easing regulations, maybe talking about sort of a tax overhaul that companies would like. so i think he's going to sort of signal that pro business agenda and carrier will get some breaks and i think we can work out a deal that makes them both look good, or at least that's what they hope. >> i want to play some sound from steve mnuchin talking about how trump negotiated with trump technology and this was an interview on cnbc this morning. take a listen. >> it start with an attitude. this administration, this president, this vice president president-elect is going to have open communications with business leaders and you can see that it started because the president-elect called up the ceo of united technologies and said it's important to keep jobs here. and wilbur and i will continue that and, you know, again, as he said, this is a great first win without us ha

more, you are looking like a regional carrier instead of an international character -- carrier, is thatair? >> yes. we can't compete with the unbelievably low fares that some of the middle eastern carriers have right now, but i think there will be a place in the future for malaysia airline to go back to europe. right now, we have a massive opportunity in china and other asian companies -- countries. also, to london. we are to grasp that opportunity. >> the biggest risk? >> i think complacency, a lack of attention to detail and lack of focus. we have the support of the whole country behind us and most of the world wishes malaysia airlines well and we have to take that went following us and blow positively into the future. >> great positivity. they inhabit. -- there you have it. the new ceo of malaysia airlines. rishaad: thank you indeed. haidi: stocks are topping the target. we'll have the details, no. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: japan's biggest bank is doing better than expected but they do remain cautious. shares are having a very good day in tokyo. haidi: we have more from tokyo. wh

the carrier deal gets announced on the same day. so donald trump's big central mission was i'm going to keep manufacturing jobs here. if he continues to go down that road and look like he's creating jobs, all the other things will seem like distractions. he'll be able to say the big eggs problem for americans are jobs and i'm going to concentrate on that. it's the bright, shiny object thing. >> his confirmation isn't going to be a cake walk. >> nor is michael flynn. >> correct. >> if rudy giuliani gets a position, it's going to be tough? >> in terms of the carrier deal, whether it's 1,000 jobs, 2,000 jobs, isn't it a big job in terms of messaging? >> absolutely. >> he said he's going to do it and he picked up the phone. >> before he got into office officially, yes. absolutely. this is 100% a win for him in the short term at least when it comes to messaging. listen, we don't know what the terms of the deal are, we don't know what the incentives are. there's a lot of question marks surrounding this. that said, play the tape. donald tr

trump tweeted i am working hard even on thanksgiving trying to get carrier a.c.pany to stay in the u.s. making progress, will e know soon. earlier this year, carrier, the air-conditioning manufacturer announced it planned to move its factory and 1400 jobs to mexico. partly due to how new regulations were driving up costs. at the time, trump railed against that decision and ga guaranteed that if he were elected, the company would stay. >> within 24 hours they will call and say, sir, wefr decided to stay in the united states. we'll stay in indiana. but they are staying in the united states. >> yesterday carrier confirmed that it has been in contact with the president-elect tweeting, carrier has had discussions with the incoming administration and we look forward to working together. nothing to announce at this time. separately we could hear announcements from the transition team later today. wilbur ross is expected to be named as commerce secretary and there are also reports for secretary of commerce trump would like to hire todd ricketts. secretary of state is is