trump his victory. >> and because on election night we didn't actually vote for the candidates. we technically voted for groups of electors who are committed to voting for clinton on trump. committed to mr. trump say they are under frosh break the pledge and not vote for him. eight of the democrats in the electoral college from colorado and washington state lobby that trump electors and there is outside pressure as well. they need to flip 37 republican electors. that would be unprecedented and next to impossible. here is florida elector susan moore on what's going on right now! several phone calls i've gotten and intimidation i've received. people saying that they want to send me special packages and things like that. i don't quite know what that means but i think there's an intimidation factor there. i really don't think there's anything to be frightened about. it's more of a hassle than anything. >> let's call up one of my favorite moments in the history of the american politics with indiana sflart coats. role in the next administration because he's considered for director of national intelligence. >> that's a big one. you have to be on top of your game for t

clinton and donald trump spoke by phone. clinton was surprised that trump acted cordial on the call like it was 15 years ago. for clinton, raw feelings remain. in reference to trump he recently told a local newspaper in westchester county with the he doesn't know much, one thing he does know is how to get angry white men to vote for him." this morning trump did what trump does, he hit back heating -- bill clinton stated i called him after the election. wrong. he called me after the elections. he doesn't know much, especially how to get people, even with an unlimited budget, out to vote on vital swing states and more. later today, clinton conceded he was the one to call trump after the election not the other way around. the question remains why is donald trump spending his first full day after officially becoming president-elect fighting with bill clinton on twitter. david cay johnson is the author of "the making of donald trump," robert costa is a reporter for the "washington post" and an msnbc political analyst and michael steele is the former chairman of the republican national committee and msnbc analyst.

democrats thought that the pss had been unfairly harsh on hillary clinton and too soft on donald trump. and the trump people felt that the media never took trump seriously, didn't give him a fair shake. treated him in a dismissive way. and you know, the clinton people haven't come to terms with her loss. the trump people did not play the traditional role of gracious winners. neither of them had gotten off their campaign stances, even though the election is over. >> is this because these people, well, we covered it for twoory three years. they have lived it in the bunker for two years. the people in brooklyn, robby mook, that's all their life is. then they see a new life emerging which isn't the one they're in. there's a world where trump wins. they say suicide people comes from people, not from horror stories in their life, but from something completely different than they expected to happen and they can't take it. it's like they can't take the reality of today. >> when i started covering hillary clinton's campaign six months ago, i went to brooklyn and talked to her top staff. one thi

bill clinton firing the latest salvo moments ago saying, one thing he and donald trump can agree on, clinton did call donald trump on election night. what do you make of this twitter feud that's broken out between them? >> it was a response and an acknowledgment by the former president that he did indeed call mr. trump. but the whole situation is unusual. among the former presidents, incoming presidents, current presidents, they try to get along. there's a club by atmosphere in the ranks for decades. and it's been quite intriguing to see them sparring so publicly. >> two attacks overseas, the trump administration still being put together, what are your sources telling you about what is going on inside the transition team right now? >> right now lieutenant general flynn, the retired general, is working closely with trump my sources tell me, including with flynn's expanding team, to make sure trump's ready. but you also have vice president-elect pence playing a crucial role. he met yesterday with former secretary of state kissinger. he was meeting today with pence in washington with th

. >>> still ahead here on "early clinton and trump campaign teams. instead it got downright nasty and mean. you will hear the personal attacks just ahead. >>> but first, check out the scene in de kalb county, georgia. a tornado hit and wind swept through the area taking down trees and causing other damage. our will cairns joins us for a look ahead after what can only be described as a severe weather we are going to track rain. it begins in areas of texas, much of the northern half of the country, seasonal, chilly, as you'd expect fordecember. then the rain begins to spread. saturday all through texas into oklahoma. then it spread into arkansas and louisiana. by the time we get to sunday, the rain will be all the way through the southeast. maybe heavy rain and thunderstorms and brief severe weather, louisiana into east texas. we are not expect a tornado ahead. . >>> so again, south texas could be the first area that could see showers and storms. we will see some snow and rain showers off the great lakes. cloudy and cool throughout the region

>> i think because the attention on donald trump, there wasn't enough attention on hillary clinton ander not getting out of the battleground states. it wasn't until she lost it was like she onlwent there once? had there not been so much focus on donald trump, there would have been scrutiny on hillary clinton. she went like once before the general election. >> this was the trump show for 18 months, which in some cases we didn't see the walls that you were describing of the other candidates. >> i am a big cnn watcher and i'm a liberal, not a democrat, but i can go to msnbc and see that. but i was really disappointed and troubled by what i was watching on cnn. precisely because i felt so much air time was given to trump . antics and not hillary and her speeches. to me there was an inordinate amount of time given to donald trump. because i heard his chief counsel maybe this was the information, but he has told the young donald trump negative news is good news as long as the war in the news. so i was curious whether cnn post election whether it was an internal assessment on how you handle t

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and wow, a usually polite post election tradition turns testy, the trump and clinton campaign teams fight on. >> more americans voted for hillary clinton than donald trump. >> hey guys, we won, you don't have to respond. >> "inside politics", the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. >>> welcome to "inside politi politics." seven weeks until donald trump's inauguration. three questions to frame the latest news and lessons from our president-elect. question one, is mr. trump breaking tradition and speaking with taiwan's leader looking to pick a fight with china even before he becomes president? >> without a coherent message, it's very easy to wander off the highway and in a sense say things by omission and co mission that can get you into a lot of trouble. >> the campaign is over but will the trump rally tour about a staple of his governing style? >> i'm going to discuss our action plan to make america great again. we're going to discuss it, although we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary, didn't we? >> question three, with more big cabinet announcements, is donald trump risk

take care. >> up next, clinton versus trump, again. this one, a war of words between donald trump and bill clinton. we're going to tell you what started it all. >> before we go, get your tissues ready. this is beautiful. if you didn't love notre dame enough, because i do, following a win, notre dame junior guard matt ferrell's brother, beau ferrell, read a special message on the video board at the game. but beau was in the arena to surprise his family two months before he was scheduled to return home from afghanistan. all finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? >>> good morning. you're watching msnbc. i'm stephanie ruhle. we're talking donald trump. he's taking on former president bill clinton on twitter. quote, bill clinton stated that i called him after the election. wrong. he called me, with a very nice congratulations. he doesn't know much.

little plan. >> and we executed on that plan. >> i looked down on my phone, huma alababedin and handed it t donald trump. secretary clintontulated donald trump and conceded. and that's an important point to make here because now you have people participating in a recount. asked the person asked on television, jake, will he respect the election results -- >> i only asked you twice. >> will his supporters moved on? i'd like to pose the question to her supporters. #he's your president too. and i think that right questions were being asked about the wrong candidate and supporters. i am glad robby mentioned that. the combination of telling the american people the next day let's have a peaceful -- i'm pa paraphrasing. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thanks for watching this special edition of "state of the union." you can catch me here every sunday and week days on the lead at 4:00 p.m. eastern. go to cnn.com/sotu. that's state of the union for extras from the show. i'm jake tapper in washington. faa reed za rar ya is next. but, you've got hum. so you can set this. and if she drives like this, you can tell her to drive

this back and forth started earlier this month with bill clinton saying "trump doesn't know much. one thing he does know is how to get angry white men to vote for him." well, donald trump tweeted as a response writing "bill clinton stated that i called him after the election. wrong. he called me with a very nice congratulations. he doesn't know much, especially how to get people even with an unlimited budget out to vote in the vital swing states and more. they focused on wrong states." that was the trump tweet and apparently neither of these men have anything better to do because bill clinton just responded on twitter, this is what he tweeted. "here's one thing we can agree on, i called him after the election." and we laugh but, you know, this is how they're communicating in this forum of 140 characters or less, julie. don't they have bigger fish to fry? >> at least donald trump does. you can understand the lingering resentment from the clinton camp because hillary clinton lost the election so bill clinton is going to be out there trying to explain awhy why that happened. donald trump

ahead then you will say hillary clinton will probably win. and then one poll had trump ahead but i am not saying they run the election but that poll whiff was wrong because mrs. clinton did win the popular but the one critique that it would make a polling and those who analyze the polls if they see a number that is 44 / 40 to think that to means 44 / 40 and not taking into account the undecided for the margin of error. sodium the way answer that question is whether there were no polls? everybody clap if we didn't have any polling where would that leave us? i am not as old as i looked i have been doing this 30 years and it is amazing when i started off if there is a is a poll i got excited let's look at it. there is a pull from illinois in 2016 there were literally dozens of calls every day not treating every poll the same house along with the in the field? i do believe that the fact there was volatility with voters to the end is some of the reasons why their clothes in this election. most of the major polls stop pulling saturday sunday of the election. that is late and

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we cannot be politically correct. >> reporter: trump's tweets turning on bill clinton after the former president's comments to locals were published by a local paper. he doesn't know much. one thing he does know is how to get angry white men to vote for him. trump retorting. bill clinton stated that i called him after the election. wrong. he called me, with a very nice congratulations. he doesn't know much, especially how to get people, even with an unlimited budget, out to vote in vital swing states and more. they focused on the wrong states. clinton conceding one point to trump, tweeting, here is one thing @real donald trump and i can agree on. i called him after the election. even as he laments the outcome. >> at the end we had the russians and the fbi, we couldn't prevail against that. she did everything else and still won by 2.8 million votes. >> reporter: that back and forth aside. questions still loom about how trump will frame his foreign policy. trump tweeting a few minutes ago about an unexpected meeting at m mar-a-lago this past weekend saying he met with carlos slim, who ha

happened if hillary clinton didn't have a secret server. >> reporter: in fact, it was one of clinton's top adviser's e-mails that was hacked and exposed, not clinton's secret server. trump weighing in on twitter today, again pointing to the dnc hack, ignoring putin whom he has consistently seemed to excuse. are we talking about the same cyber attack where it was revealed the head of the dnc illegally gave hillary the questions to the debate? that a reference to one e-mail which shows clinton may have been tipped off about at least one debate question. mr. trump likely concerned the hacking charges could undercut his victory, has consistently balked at the idea that russia is to blame. >> if you don't catch them in the act, you're not going to catch them. they have no idea if it's russia or china or somebody, it could be somebody sitting in a bed someplace. >> reporter: and as a candidate, even seemed to encourage russia to hack clinton during his last news conference in july. >> but it would be interesting to see. i will tell you this, russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded might

on to work with you. that's how hillary clinton approached this and i assume that's how donald trump approached this as wellthat list because he deserved to be on that list and he was considered fully along with over 30 other people. but at the end of the day, she felt like tim kaine would represent her views and values if, god forbid, he had to become president, that he had the background and preparation to do the job, but also that that partnership and that chemistry was the right one. >> do you think that bernie sanders might have made it a suff tougher race? >> yes. bernie sanders, i'd also like to publicly thank bernie sanders for his effect on our campaign because he softened up hillary clinton. he won millions of voters. i was at the democratic convention in philadelphia and his supporters were still out there protesting her. he was in the hall being a dutiful democratic convention soldier, but his supporters were not. you saw on election day, if you read the polls, many of them were upset by the way that he was treated and the fact that their views that they took to the table were never fully assimi

media. >> no. >> the democrats thought that the press had been unfairly harsh on hillary clinton, and too soft on donald trump. and the trump people felt that the media never took trump seriously, didn't give him a fair shake, treated him in a dismissive way. the clinton people haven't come to terms with the loss. the trump people did not play the traditional role of gracious winners. neither of them had gotten off their campaign stances, even though the election is over. >> is this because these people, unlike -- well, we covered it for two or three years. they've lived it in the bunker for two years. the people up in brooklyn, that's all their life is. and then they see a new life emerging which isn't the one they're in. all of a sudden there's a world where trump wins. they don't say suicide comes to people, not from horror stories in their life, but from something completely different than they ever expected was going to happen. they can't take it. it's almost like they can't take the reality of today. i guess i understand it. >> when i started covering hillary clinton's campaign six months ago, i was in

clinton on twitter. mr. clinton told a newspaper earlier this month that the president-elect quote, doesn't know much. mr. trump tweeted that it's clinton who doesn't know much, especially about getting people to vote. he added the clinton campaign focused on the wrong states. >>> volkswagen has reached a partial settlement with the remaining 83,000 vehicle owners in the car makers emissions this started last year after epa officials acsed volkswagen of fitting its cars with software to beat emissions tests. the settlement does not adepress any potential criminal issues. >>> there are criminal charges against four more people linked to the flint water crisis. this is still a problem. two of them worked for the state of michigan. the others worked for the city. they are all facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. nine current or former state employees were previously charged in an investigation of flint's lead-tainted water system. >>> the nation's most popular social media site facing a lawsuit over the orlando nightclub shooting. >>> a man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey enters a

the county blames that on human error-- two votes were subtracted from donald trump... one from hillary clinton. michigan's elections board will consider presiden donald trump's request to block a hand recount of all 4-point-8 million ballots cast in the state. right now-- arguments are being heard on the recount.in pennsylvania, a hearing is scheduled for monday on jill stein's push to secure a court-ordered statewide recount.recounts aren't expected to flip nearly enough votesto change the outcome in any of thehree stat. a chec the weather now-- definitely feeling more like winter. meteorologist brian gotter joins us now and is the u-s unemployment rate drops to 4-point-6 percent, the lowest since august 2007. we've also just learned the economy added 178-thousand jobs last month. unemployment has been at or below 5-percent for nearly a year.it's the first majo surprise victory of president- elect donald trump. speedway is looking to hire more than 150 new employees acrosshe badger state. it needs to fill positions like shift leader trainees, customer service reps and food service specialists

still won by 2 million votes. >> that's his take on what went wrong and then in a print interview former president clinton said this about donald trump. he doesn't know much. one thing he does know is how to get angry white men to vote for him. that's what trump responding to in these tweets. bill clinton stated i called him after the election. wrong. he called me with a very nice congratulations. he doesn't know much. now he's switching this on to bill clinton essentially how to get people wean an unlow temperatured budget out the vote in the vital swing states and more they focused on the wrong states. david >> well trump is right about that. look bill clinton is a former president, so should have chosen his words more carefully thinking about the presidency and the importance of the institution. but he's also the spouse of the candidate. so, yeah, some sour grapes, there's a lot of anger and disappointment and a lot of factors to look at about why hillary clinton lost, including jim comey's actions, including the leaked emails, including their strategic ideas during the campaign. there's going to be a lot of recriminations and a l

the county blames that on human error--two votes were also subtracted from donald trump... and one from clinton. an unexpected announcement from president-elect donald trump --after a spokesman said there would be no more cabinet announcements till next week -- trump let one slip during a rally last night.tracie potts donald trump/ (r) president- elect :00-:24"we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of we're not announcing it til monday so don't tell anybody." (cincinatti, ohio :25-:29)a surprise announcement during president elect trump's evening rally in ohio.known as a hardliner on iran, retired marine general james mattis faces an uphill battle for confirmation --he needs a special civilian waiver trump's back in new york (indianapolis, indiana)after applauding a thousand carrier manufacturing jobs not moving to mexico.(sot: donald trump/ (r) president-elect)"companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences, not gonna happen."but 13-hundred carrier jobs are headed south of the border.(sot: bob breedlove/ carrier huntington worker)"i'd wish he'd

trump and clinton's campaign. following every election since 1972, the kennedy school at harvard have followed the campaign aides to capture what they call the first draft of history. one of the discussions was moderated by our own andrea mitchell who will join us in a minute, so there was trump campaign manager kellyanne conway with her team, squared off against clinton campaign manager robbie molk and his team, and it got heated especially on the topic of trump's chief strategist, steve bannon. >> he gets held to a standard that none of these other folks do. >> dan, if providing a platform for white supremacists makes me a brilliant tactician, i am glad to have lost. give me a minute, david. i am more proud of hillary's alt-right speech, and i am happy to be losing. >> how exactly did we win? i would like to know. we spent months doing it, and we did it, and we looked at the electoral map of 270 because that's how you win the presidency. >> one of my proudest moments of her is her standing up and saying with courage and clarity in steve bannon's own words, the and donald trump's own words, the platform that they gave to white supremacists and white nationalists, and

donald trump goes even further in his refusal to accept the cia's findings on russian hacking, prompting new pushback by fellow republicans and the clintonpaign. tonight, new information as to why u.s. intelligence officers suspect the hackers tried to help trump win the election. >>> putin's pal. sources say trump is electing to choose exxonmobil chief rex tillerson to become america's top diplomat. but some members of trump's party is spoiling for a fight, citing his ties to the russian president. >>> nuclear warning. rising tension as china has an unprecedented show of fo

. >> donald trump's transition team says there is sour grapes. one more tame president by hillary clinton supporters to delegitimize trump's president. >> this is one last ditch effort to turn around the election results and make them what everybody said they were going to be because they missed the data and who america and what they want for their president seechlt>> donna brazil meantime was asked whether trump would have won without any outside medd meddling. >> he cracked the blue wall. this country deserves the head of cyber security experts involved to make sure our home land is protected. >> what does the president elect say to all of this. he tweeted this my many supporters acted and threatened people like those who lost the election are doing they would be scorned and called terrible names. >> the blame game underway as they battle reports of hacking in elections. the big western somewhere do we go from here. we are live in washington, d.c. with where they stand. >> that's a perfect question. where do we go from here. for some in washington are saying investigate, investigate. th

clinton has blamed her electiont day loss on disclosure. > trump on a twitter fight with bill clinton. he responded he doesn't know much one thing he does know is that he gets angry white men too vote for him. trump fired back, clinton stated he called me after the election, he called me. he doesn't know much especiallyc out to get people with an unlimited budget to get people e out to vote and more. > clinton tweeted back here's one thing donald trump and i can agree objection, i called himale after the election. > a new non-profit organizatioi ist raising some eyebrows tonigt is that because two of thehe foundation happen to be donald trump's kids, eric and donald trump. it's donors to contribute c anywhere between 25,000 to 1 million donors will have a private visit or a chance to go hunting or fishing. the organization claims the moneniy will go to charities tht support conservation charities. kelly and conway says she willhe be moving with her family to the d.c. area. conway confirms she'll be taking a position in some capacityapac either inside or outside the administration. in

liberals continue to whine and make up excuses, one main reason for clinton's devastating loss is her blatant corruption. you might remember then-candidate donald trumpout on the campaign trail over and over again. watch this. >> the fbi has reopened its criminal investigation into hillary clinton. >> she shouldn't be allowed to run. >> they're also conducting a second criminal investigation into hillary's illegal pay-for-play corruption at the state department. >> we could very well have a sitting president under felony indictment and ultimately a criminal trial. >> her current scandals and controversies will continue throughout her presidency and will make it virtually impossible for her to govern or lead our country. >> now, i don't think it is going to matter because she's not going to win, but -- >> joining me now to remind liberals just why hillary clinton lost the election is the author of "clinton cash" the untold story of how and why foreign governments and business helped make bill and hillary rich, mr. peter schweizer. let me start with this, how rich are bill and hillary clinton? >> well, they made about $250 million since they left the w

joining me on whether any of the reasons to blame for hillary clinton's electoral loss, one of president-elect trump'sest support earls in congress, represent duffy and fox news contributor, radio host richard fowler. good to have you with us tonight. you listen to all of this and you see the finger pointing going around in the clinton camp, some coming from bill clinton, other places, james comey is the reason that they lost. all sorts of things. so what do you make of it? do you think it's helpful for the party? >> i think the former president's wrong and i think podesta is wrong. we lost the election because we failed to have an authentic, convincing conversation with the american people. many of the issues that we as democrats care about. one of those being raising the minimum wage. throughout hillary clinton's campaign she changed the position a couple of times on that. here's the larger argument, right? she won the popular vote and donald trump will come in as president with a nation that is absolutely positive divided. and he's going to have to find a way to bring the nation back together and i

in an interview with his hometown newspaper, former president bill clinton took several shots at president-elect trump saying, quote one one thing he does know is how to get angry white men to vote for him. clinton blamed the fbi for his wife's life saying quote james comey cost her the election. but that's not all. john podesta is making headlines for refusing to say that the election was free and fair. watch this. >> do you believe theis was a free and fair election? >> i believe the russians clearly intervened in the election and i think now we know that most of cia, the director of national intelligence, the fbi all agree that the russians intervened to help trump. >> you didn't answer the question. do you believe this was a free and fair election? >> well i think it was distorted by the russian intervention. let's put it that way. >> can you imagine if the tables were turned and donald trump's campaign said the same thing? when you have donna brazile who wikileaks exposed as having given debate and town hall questions to the clinton campaign. she's talking to democrat rushing hacking talking points to a new low le

on wrong states. clinton responded by saying this. here's one thing donald trumpan agree on, i called him after the election. clinton never saying anything about those angry white male voters in key swing states. >>> and life-saving teamwork on the basketball court. surveillance video shows 16-year-old tyler brock collapse and go into cardiac arrest during a rec game in north carolina. very scary stuff. a police officer and a coach rush over to give him cpr, saving his life. >> literally felt his heart start beating in my hand again. it was the biggest relief that you can imagine. >> god gave me and cory, the other officer, a touch of his strength through us to touch this child. >> god definitely watching out for him that day. the officer, coach, and brock all reuniting. you see them here at the hospital. he was diagnosed with an enlarged heart and needs a pacemaker, but he will be okay. >>> an apple ceo telling his employees to stop complaining and get in the arena. tim cook defending his meeting with president-elect trump after he was part of a tech summit last

trump if only he could have one more term. slamming the president-elect and hillary clinton in one fell swoop suggesting he would have been a muchter candidate that hadn't her. that's not all. now the president is taking aim not at trump or clinton but you. especially if you are white and watching tonight in the south. in a podcast with his former senior advisor david axelrod mr. obama suggested democrats could not win over white rural voters well because of his race. democrats are so principled they won't give any ground he said on civil rights so that we can fairly quote him. here is exactly what the president said. >> part of the challenge for democrats and progressives generally is that if we cannot compete in rural areas, in rural states, if we can't find some way to break through what is a complicated history in the south and start winning races there and winning back southern white voters without betraying our commitment to civil rights, and diversity, if we can't do those things, then we can win elections. >> democratic eric guster joins us live right now. good to see you, eric. i want to stipulate up front the president

clinton and donald trump and a box for senator tim kaine or mike pence. a story posted today some democrats criticizing hillary clinton for not embracing an effort to stop donald trump on this day. >> some of the - you mentioned the hamilton electors who wanted to try. by choosing another candidate palatable, trying to overturn the electoral college and results. they were looking for a signal from the clinton campaign that this was an acceptable and desired outcome. we didn't see that. that's why you saw a handful of democratic electors. that's why i mentioned the three votes that colin powell got in the united states. i think there was a clear effort starting with hillary clinton's contested speech, a day after the elections, an effort to move on publicly and not mount a serious change. they only tangentially joined a recount pushed for in the three states mentioned. michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. we have seen a couple of statements. you hear them when hillary clinton and bill talk privately. they talk about the letter from the federal bureau of investigation, james kony, how they thing that turned the election, and there is a bit of bitterness and regret. publ

one thing the clinton campaign was clearly trying to go after trump on what they viewed as not necessarilyeal victory but what i didn't hear as much of were things that the clinton campaign, hillary clinton herself did wrong in this. in an earlier discussion on the democratic primary campaign which i was moderating with jeff weaver there was more of an honest discussion. her e-mail, her paid speeches, other things. so she came into the general election as a wounded candidate so there was less discussion about her probably than there should have been and more discussion about donald trump but the clinton haven't accepted this, the clinton team simply does not believe the right candidate won here but, look, the election is over, elections have consequences and that's what we're about to see. >> two jeff, jeff zeleny and weaver, appreciate both of you, i wish i could have been there. you can listen to the whole thing this sunday state of the union with jake tapper. thank you so much. >>> up next, it was supposed to be a holiday gathering among co-workers but it was an event that turned into o

>>reporter: it was an heenan kron 4 news. >>> donald trump and former president bill clinton trading punches on twitter.>>> and the two are criticizing one another and the presidential election results. bill clinton slammed trump in an interview with a weekly newspaper saying trump doesn't know much, but he knows how to get angry white men to vote or him. on tuesday trump blasted clinton for his wife's election lost tweeting that clinton doesn't know much, especially how to get people to vote in vital swing states. trump also claims that clinton called him after the election, not the other way around.>>> turning our attention to the forecast. a lot of people tracking this closely this week with the holiday season upon us. a live look at the golden gate bridge.>> britney standing by to tell us how cold it is going to be going into tomorrow.>>> the good thing is weird starting to warm up so tonight will not be as cold as what we saw last night and you can already see with our 24-hour temperature change we are up at 7 degrees in santa rosa. up 7 and half moon bay five in livermore and oakland up 4

this could be the single biggest development on the 2016 election since hillary clinton conceded to donald trump. exactly one week before the electoral college is scheduled to formalize the vote for donald trump as our next president, the bombshell from the man who ran clinton's campaign. john podesta siding with ten of those demanding. the bipartisan's letter raises grave in moments we'll be joined by representatives of both campaigning. but we begin with trace gallagher reporting our from our west coast newsroom. >> hi, shon non. the ten members of the electoral college say it's not their duty to rubber stamp the results but to instead investigate, discuss and dlib ra rate. they sent a letter to james clapper asking to be given an intel briefing before they cast their votes on december 19th, writing, quote, the elector is required to know from the intelligence community whether there are ongoing investigations between ties to donald trump, his campaign or associates and russian government interference in the election. the e lecters come on to say the information will help them decide whether m

james clapper demanding an intelligence briefing on russian efforts to elect donald trump before the electoral college meets on december 19. hillary clinton's campaign has backed their request. donald trump has called the cia's conclusions of russian interference ridiculous. we will have more on t the possibility of russian interference in the election with democratic california elector christine pelosi, the lead author of the letter to intelligence director james clapper. in syria, aleppo is on the b brk of full into the syriaian government. on monday, syrian government forces backed by russian airstrikes and fighters from other regional allies, including lebanon's hezbollah militia, continue to advance on the remaining rebel held neighborhoods. in government held sections of aleppo, some people poured into the streetsts tcelebrate e whats expepected to be the most decise battle in the five-year civil war. antigovernment rebels report syrian government troops carrying out summary killings during the ongoing offensive. the united nationsns says at let 82 civilians, including women and children, have been shot on site by syrian government tr

team trump calls on the clintons to do like the obamas an get behind the president elect, a new fox poll trump and clinton supporters see each other makes us wonder how that's even possible. harris: all that plus our #oneluckyguy. bring sunshine from florida. jon jon that sounds like fun. we will be watching. see you then. jenna: they found the remains of lisa mary buried in the backyard of one of her nursing students. police say nicole carmen left the boy in the car for 14 hours and told them she drank six shots of vodka before abandoning the car. he's back in court today for a hearing on documents seized during a los angeles murder investigation. he pleaded not guilty to killing susan berman who prosecutors knew about the death of his wife 18 years earlier. jon: dozens of people are dead after a violent chain reaction of fireworks in mÉxico and it was caught on camera. at least 31 people killed after the blast through fireworks market. it's about 45 miles outside of mÉxico city, the search for victims is continuing. adam housely live in our west coast news room with that. adam. >> yeah

in fact, one of hillary clinton and donald trump's agreements was on an infrastructure bank. the big difference, donald trump was spent twice as much money is hillary clinton. that's not a traditional republican view. paul ryan and mitch mcconnell might have to be pulled along to accept more spending, but at the same time come to a deal on corporate tax reform. i think chuck schumer, the senate majority leader will be willing to cut some deals and i'm hoping that both the left and right will allow both parties to come to the table to make some agreement to move some of these issues forward for the country. >> host: your first book on the good news is i'm a conservative because everything else seems easy by comparison. >> guest: x-ray. free college and bernie sanders during the primary touch of a free college. that is the word is somebody has to pay. those are harder things to come by. >> host: james is calling in from spokane washington. go ahead. >> caller: i had to crash ends and one is a little bit off-topic. the second one is about jasper. so what do you think about the su

clinton camp but just people really wanted to vote for people. - [evan] right. - and now it's all against. - yeah let's take them one at a time. you know both of them. - yes. - you've known donald trump, hillary clinton. you've written about them, you've interviewed them. you have a perspective on them that we don't have. we only get the filtered view of them. - it's like the revenge of the 90's here. (chuckles) - yeah, exactly. that's exactly right. well we'll talk about that because everything old is new again, that's true. - right. - what's he actually like? - you know, i went out with him on his first foray. - you didn't go out with him go out with him? - no no no no no. (laughing) - you're welcome. - yeah. - yeah. (laughing) - no, melania was with us. they were dating then. - [evan] okay. - and it was in 99 and he, every once in a while, every few years would test the waters to see if he could run and we went to miami where he made a speech to cuban americans and he was well received. but i don't think he could really wrap his head around the idea of running then. and he went up to his first presidential rope line and he was very sorta shy when he saw a trump for president 2000.

clinton and donald trump spoke by phone. clinton was surprised that trump acted cordial on the call like it was 15 years ago. inton, raw

a and trump says they focused on the wrong states. and bill clinton said they're right and they're back to respond on the tit for tat thing. and how much longer are the clintons going to blame angry white men for their loss? >> forever, let them do it. >> i think that donald trump made a mistake responding here. look, i go back a long time and when gerald ford lost to jimmy carter in 1976 and it wasn't a surprise but he was depressed for months. i mean, hillary clinton, the loss was a lot more painful and i think her husband is just trying to ease the pain for her by saying, oh, you know, james comey, he's the one that cost you the election and so on and when i voted for you, it was the most important vote i ever made. >> right. >> trump won. david: the clintons also have what i think it's fair to call an empire. they've got the clinton foundation. a political past, maybe not much of a political future, but they want to assure they have some kind of a political future, right? >> i'm not sure what they're going to do. we've discussed that donations to

more to stream to any screen. >>> former president bill clinton is among the latest targets on twitter. i wonder what you think, peter. donald trumps after bill clinton on twitter. he said he doesn't know much. i know you just agreed with bill clinton on that front. but taken that he is now president-elect, he is insulting bill clinton, what are your expectations for how he relates to world leaders moving forward once he is in the white house? >> i think that bill clinton shouldn't have said it. it is better for former presidents to reserve their remarks for when there's something really brave the and important if they're going to criticize at all. we know in terms of donald trump's response. he does not have self-control and he doesn't have people around him who are strong enough to impose that control. that was true during campaign and it is true now. and it is frightening. because among many other things, you know, when the president tweets something, that is essentially an order for lots of people in the government to start acting. to tart doing things. all kinds of things. flow from a statement of the president of the united