>> charlie: yep, the big rococo building, completely empty. >> anthony: empty, unbelievable. >> charlieehabbed. there's some money coming in. the one next to it, on the right, is completely empty. the gray pyramid with the spire on top sold for five million dollars. >> anthony: five million for that? that's -- you can't buy a garage in the hamptons for that. >> charlie: five million! for a skyscraper. >> anthony: it is post-apocalyptic. i mean it's -- it's like a science fiction film. what the hell happened here? >> charlie: well it is post-apocalyptic, except for the fact there's several hundred thousand people living here. >> anthony: detroit, 2013. charlie leduff is a writer, journalist, television reporter. he grew up here. >> charlie: but there used to be two million people. that was rubber. that guy was steel. that guy was a doctor. this was what made america. the road started here. the automobile. frozen peas started here. credit on a mass scale started here. >> anthony: what was this like just before this or 20 years before. >> charlie: it was insane. and this is when it was lik

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charlie is off. good news. anthony mason is here. four days left until the election donald trump and hillary clinton are both headed to the battleground states of ohio and pennsylvania. the latest cbs news/"the new york times" poll shows that hillary clinton is leading donald trump 45% to 42% in a four-way matchup. >> the same poll, 82% of registered voters say they feel disgusted about the 2016 cbs news contributor bob schieffer is in washington. you heard the number of people that are disgusted. i'm wondering who is not disgusted? >> well, exactly. and why shouldn't they be? here we have, you know, dangerous times, a threat of terrorism, the government in total gridlock. it took eight months to even approve fund for finding a zika vaccine, and, yet, we have a that normally aren't even discussed in mixed company. i'm disgusted too! >> everybody you meet on the street is saying how much longer? how much longer? it's four days. what is the long-term impact of disgust? it's such a strong word. >> you know, i think one of the main thing

charlie rose is off. anthony mason is with us. >> good morning. >> good to have you here. >>> donald trump's spokesman said the president-elect is getting serious about filling the top jobs in his new administration. former new york giuliani is now his number one choice for secretary of state. >> john bolton is also in the running for the top cabinet position. the president-elect still faces an uproar for choosing campaign ceo steve bannon for being his chief strategist. mr. trump meets with vice president-elect mike pens. he's about to make announcements for nominees for secretary of state and treasury secretary. the top names on that list, long on loyalty, not so long on experience. >> well, first of all, i won't be attorney general. >> reporter: thought to be a front-runner for attorney general, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is now seen to be president-elect trump's topic for secretary of state. his main competition, former u.n. ambassador john bolton. >> john would be a very good choice. >> is er i

i have not had the privilege of asking anthony weiner. charlie: and nobody knows what's there.e>> that's right. and normally, it takes weeks to pull off. obviously, they will put a lot of resources and manpower into this, but anything they do quickly is going to be a real heavy lift for them, and i do not think anybody has a good grasp of what is going on. my latest information was, the term the people are using inside the fbi is "potential hit," and even that tells you the sort of unknowability. charlie: what does that mean? guest: the reason they figured this out at all is because the people handling the separate investigation were looking at the metadata, meaning the to's and froms. and what they saw was e-mail going from huma's account, huma abbott dean -- huma abedin's account, into and going from the clinton e-mail server. that is a big flag, but they do not know what those things are, because their original search did not let them look at the content, so what they have begun doing now, now that they have a precise warrant for that information, is they will scan the conte

charlie rose is off so anthony mason is with us on this friday. >> good morning. >> good to have youere. the election is now four days away. many americans in the latest cbs news/"new york times" poll say the country cannot be unified. >> both candidates are targeting battle ground states today. we'll look at their potential paths to victory with john dickerson and anthony salvanto in just a sick but nonesy cordes is tracking the clinton campaign heading to the midwest, and first major garrett is here in studio 57 with how the trump campaign hopes to avoid any unexpected detours. major, good morning. >> good morning. donald trump believes he can win this election, increasingly, and for the first time, so do other republicans. the biggest variable, of course, trump himself. so he is working hard to stay on message, also holding large rallies in rural areas to drive up the conservative vote and energize voters by reminding them about scandals he said would inevitably follow hillary clinton into the white house. >> oh, there's so much more brave than me. i wouldn't have done what they d

anthony. you know, to follow up, charlie, on your panel with the women who made it very clear they are not nasty women. we're now thinking about pathlook like? in the beginning of this evening, norah, kellyanne conway pathways to victory. atnsvaa-- excuse me, oflori, that they cou t spt up the battleground states. throwinner oo. 100% mil-ie, that orni troam eans makg ceand need cold medicine that works fast, e choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief coricidin hbp. whether you're we...gbeads, stripes... or cheese. if you bleed blue... black and yellow, purple your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements do not give linzess to cldoodyunla the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach-area pain and swelling. talk to your doctor about managing your symptoms >> pelley: welcome back to election night on cbs, and what an election this is. it's already having ramifications for the american economy. have

i'm charlie rose are norah o'donnell and gayle king in new york. anthony mason is with us. trading is go to begin on wall street. we expect dramatic losses as the investors react to the election of donald trump as theex president of the united states. >> the markets expect uncertainty in the weeks and months ahead. jeff glor is on the floor of the stock exchange this morning. >> we're dealing with anxiety and the uncertainty all night long. u.s. markets did level off a bit overnight after a big swing down in futures. at one point the futures were pointing to open down 800 points. when the results became clear, trading was halted briefly. stabilized. here we go on the open. as we wait to see where these numbers go. talking to these traders down here this morning, it's been very interesting. they're aware of what donald trump has said about ripping up some of these trade deals, revamping the tax code a lot more. they say they don't have specifics on it. so there is concern. they're expecting a very active day. i haven't heard anyone call it a panic day at this point as the do

charlie rose is off so anthony mason sw mason is with us. the election is four days away. many americans in the latest cbs news/"the new york times" poll says the country cannot be unified. >>> both candidates are targeting battleground states today and we will look at theat coming up. first, major garrett is in studio 57 how the trump campaign hopes to avoid any unexpected detours. >> donald trump believes he can win this election and for the first time so do other republicans. the biggest variable? trump, himself. he is working hard to stay on message and holding large rallies in rural areas to drive energize voters by reminding them about scandals he said would inevitably follow hillary clinton into the white house. >> oh, there is so much more brave than me. i wouldn't have done what they did. i'm brave in other ways. i'm brave. i'm financially brave. big deal, right? >> reporter: in relyientnorth c donald trump appeared beside seven medal recipients and scoffed at the idea of hillary >> to think of her being their boss? i don't think so. >> reporter: trump drew more t

charlie crist. that's next. >>> and marng history. people gather to pay tribute to susan b anthony. what they are leaving behind. >>> and almost ten years after lap band surgery. did the weight stay off a look at this steak, just sitting there, taunting you. what's worse? it's not alone. it comes with this, this, or this too. are you gonna do something about it? if not? good luck sleeping tonight. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. >>> the race for the house district 13 has been contentious. charlie crist is running against david jolly. it has been dubbed one of the house seats that could flip from republican to democrat. let's go to josh cascio he is covering charlie crist. ballot. the polls close in about two hours. this is interesting, charlie crist has the gatherings serve owe vonoi that was secured by david jolly a little gamesmanship by the incumbent. but the ball room is not a bad place. we're live in st. pete >> and haley h

charlie?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance anthonyesident-elect trump made it clear on the campaign trail web's not against trade deals web's against bad trade deals. >> the children tons gave us nafta. think of it. the worst trade deal ever signed by any country ever. anthony: what can we expect from a trump administration in terms of trade and economic growth. mario gabelli is back with us. there is talk about tariffs and punitive taxes. >> 60 years ago i took economics 101, and we head about the impact in the 1930s and the impact holly had on the trade. it was imposed in 1930 and the great depression continued. but ricardo and adam smith, the fundamental forbearers of the system of allocating capital would around wants efficiency. anthony: we had a cat his mick a cataclysmic event this week. >> the markets are quick to adjust. anthony: in the last 48 hours, understood this scenario, higher interest rates, higher earnings growth, who will be the beneficiary. >> let's look at several infrastructure plays. everything that we can think

. >> then we check in with paul mueller at charlie crist headquarters and hear more results for the state the precincts reporting, anthony warren over obe, 50-49 -- ober, 50-49%. we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. >>> tonight your vote counts, it's a close race to the finish and news channel 8 is on your side every step of the way with the most comprehensive election night team coverage. here are keith cate and jennifer leigh. >> welcome back to our special election night coverage. >> thank you for staying with us for an extended edition of news channel 8 at 11:00. right now a live look in new york city where thousands of donald trump supporters are anxiouslaw just 2 miles away it's the same story for hillary clinton supporters. thousands are standing by waiting on the results to come in. news channel 8 is covering all of the races that matter to you from new york city to all across the bay. we have team coverage

charlie's puppy razor. she's with america's vet dogs. it is also our honor to introduce two military veterans. we met you before, joe. and marine sergeant anthony olivia, start with you. i know have you a progress report on our charlie. >> he's doing amazing. all of these environments and modes of transportation that he's been doing will help him to exude confidence to his veteran. >> learning new things like touch? >> yeah, he is. so when charlie does learn to retrieve in a couple of months when his adult teeth are in, he's going to have to bring that item all the way to my hand. one thing is he learning how to do is target my fist with touch. yes! good boy! good job! charlie, touch. yes! very good! >> you know what's fun? >> this is lps foundation for like pushing buttons, pushing closed doors, getting on and off lights. >> what's fun about charlie is he so fun to cuddle with for us. but when you turn on the vest and things, he becomes a different dog. >> yeah. he gets really focused and he just takes all of his enthusiasm and transferred it to me as around. >> ant he is being raised to be service dog for a veteran. i adore amos and benjie. w

charlie rose is off. we're in good hands, anthony president-elect donald trump plants to talk about top cabinet appointments with the head of his transition team with vice president-elect mike pence. he recommended steve mnuchin to be secretary. and new york city mayor rudy giuliani is mr. trump's choice for secretary of state. he has limited foreign policy experience. former u.n. ambassador bolton and republican for several add indications is another option for secretary of state. he's a hawk on defense strategy. >> democrats and activists are speaking out against steven bannon, mr. trump's recently appointed chief strategist. bannon led the conservative website breitbart for almost five years before joining the trump campaign as ceo. movement, a alt-right who believed right identity is under attack by multicultural forces. chip reid is here with how bannon rose to a top position. good morning. >> good morning, behind the scenes, he's one of the most powerful people in president-elect donald trump inner circle also one of the most controversial. >> his appointment as bannon of chief white house strategist

charlie gasparino. liz: melissa francis, thank you for joining us. gary: that does it for "wall street week," enjoy the rest of the holiday weekend and see you next week. . anthony: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing. i'm gary kaminsky. >> and i'm liz claman. >> we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving, back to business. donald trump's victory propelling the market to fresh highs. the dow broke through the 19,000 barrier for the first time ever on tuesday while all three major indices hit lifetime never before seen highs this past week. >> does the rally have legs? good haven manager and co-pm lay

i'm charlie rose are norah o'donnell and gayle king in new york. anthony mason is with us. trading is go to begin on wall street. we expect dramatic losses as the investors react to the of donald trump as the next president of the united states. >> the markets expect uncertainty in the weeks and months ahead. jeff glor is on the floor of the stock exchange this morning. >> we're dealing with anxiety and the uncertainty all night long. u.s. markets did level off a bit overnight after a big swing down in futures. at one point the futures were pointing to open down 800 points. when the results became clear, but then resumed and the numbers stabilized. here we go on the open. as we wait to see where these numbers go. talking to these traders down here this morning, it's been very interesting. they're aware of what donald trump has said about ripping up some of these trade deals, revamping the tax code a lot more. they say they don't have specifics on it. so there is concern. they're expecting day. i haven't heard anyone call it a panic day at this point as the dow opens down 30

charlie: you may have a chance to appoint a number of judges. we have two liberal judges that are over 80. someone toint replace anthonynedy as a swing voter. and garland is not going to be there. that is three or four right there. that could change the course. leslie: that was a huge issue on the campaign for both sides. it is not as if the country didn't understand. charlie: you interviewed him during the campaign. that very day i interviewed him when he named mike pence. he told us then that he would give us the first interview as president-elect. we had giant numbers. what surprised you? you haven't talked to him before. there was no sense. there were zero restrictions and no discussions. sometimes someone will call and say what are your areas. there was none of that. and people were asking me what was his demeanor. everyone saw the same thing i man who had the weight of what he was getting into. everything else. and no one cans understand. i think it was a cold shower who went in with obama who laid out some of the difficulties and how things come. maybe there is a personal issue. there is economic and it is comin

anthony salvanto is back to explain how we make prompjectio. good morning again. >> good morning, charlie. computers now. it starts with shoe-leather i always say, which is to say, we are sending people touout to precincts all over the country. voters tell us what they did. that's the core of the exit polls that the networks do. then we get the precinct counts from the election officials themselves. and those come back in here. and then, we get another count. and that's t because votes. >> reporter: counted at the county level and that comes in here and we analyze patterns. >> but we do not use exit polling solely to make projections, right? we wait until the polls are closed in that state. why is that so important? >> well, because we want to give everybody in the state a chance to vote. and we do that in order to protect their right to vote. and we don't want to talk about or characterize a race where they've had that chance. >> the idea that polls are open, think it's over? >> yeah, some people say that. >> really interesting some first poll closings that we'll see, georgia and virgini

charlie, or is it that people just didn't want the woman president to be hillary clinton? because i think the country seemed to be ready fair woman president. you look at susan b. anthony's grave site today-- >> gray with that. yes, of course,. >> but back to-- but back to bob's point-- >> a moment to make history. >> when people were worried about donald trump's temperament and judgment, and i would talk to trump voters and say to them, "do you worry about his temperament and judgment?" and they said, "maybe but you know i don't care because i want the system dismantled. and if it's dismantled then we'll but the system's never worked for me so the nice ets and judgments never worked for me so let's try to disruption." >> i would like to see a businessman in the office to see what he can do. if his business is so successful, who knows what he can do for the country. >> pelley: at the rate of data is coming in at this point we may have a decision in this race in the next 30 minutes or so. you're looking at the in blurk hillary clinton. the states in red, donald trump. in the remaining state, donald trump has numeric leads in just about all of them. very slender leadses, m

charlie rose. investigation into hillary clinton's private server. emails were discovered through a separate fbi investigation into former congressman anthony weiner in a letter to his fbi staff friday afternoon, comey explained his decision saying quote it would be misleading to the american people were we not to supplement the record. major political fallout unfolded over the weekend as hillary clinton called comey's move unprecedented and deeply troubling. her campaign called on the fbi director to release all details of their investigation. at a campaign rally friday, trump described the email scandal as bigger than watergate. authorities attained a warrant on sunday to search the emails of huma abedin, long time clinton aide and estranged wife of anthony weiner. several justice department officials criticized comey including eric holder the news broke with only a weak now remaining until the election. joining me from washington michael isikoff, the cheefer investigative correspondent for yahoo news, from washington michael schmidt of the "new york times," in the studio here with me, jonathan karl, chief white house correspondent for abc news. mi