the chamber of commerce meeting will be james b. anderson. - oh yeah i'm hooked. - how does it feel to be a big shot, pres? - well i'm not pres yet. - you will be. - i'm not even a member yet. - well don't let a little thing like that stop ya. - those guys got me in office already. - hey, this can't be, it says the chamber of commerce meeting is tomorrow night. that's the same night as the pta meeting. daddy's suppose to go with me. - oh my, heavens i didn't realize, this chamber of commerce deal is very very important to your father. a lot depends on it, you wouldn't wanna hurt his chances would you? - well no of course not but... - look i... - we all feel very badly about this, especially your father. - it's alright, i understand. - of course you do angel. now you run upstairs and wash your face and you won't be late for school then. we'll talk some more about this later on. - it's ok. - i know exactly how you feel, i feel badly too. but this meeting is important to you, and what's important to you is important to all of us. i thi

ross is the pick to be secretary of commerce. >> so i think commerce is interesting but much less importantn treasure in general. what makes wilbur ross so important is he was close to president trump for the whole campaign. steve manuchin joined late, six months before the election, beeted on trump and won. wilbur ross has been influential in talking about and to donald trump and seems to have strong feelings as does donald trump about trade, and the commerce department does have some responsibilities for trade and tariffs which donald trump threatened to raise if our trading partners don't play ball. >> woodruff: wilbur ross, billionaire, made his money how? >> by buying companies that were in bad shape, fixing them up, laying off workers, selling them and making money, some overseas, some here. he's made a lot of money doing business in china which is kind of ironic distrump people seem to look at china as the enemy now. >> woodruff: and you say talking about trade. number two at commerce, donald trump named t named todd ricket, co-owner of the chicago cubs. >> i guess that means donald

and we wanted to take a look at exactly how much of total spending e-commerce is becoming. at first data, for first data merchants, a quarter of transactions took place online, and that is a multiple of what that stat was in just recent years. interestingly, we're talking about consumers that are transacting online and on mobile. it's largely been a place that consumers have been searching for what they wanted to shop, but we're still not seeing perfect conversion of searches into actual sales. adobe insights said that 55% of shopping took place online, but only 36% of sales, so the conversion still isn't perfect. i know that's something we're going to be talking about. the nrf, though, today cyber monday expects 122 million people to be hitting their browsers. first data, according to its exclusive hourly statistics has already seen about 10% to 15% growth over 2015 activity, and, of course, it's early in the work day and usually that activity ramps up later through the day. we're going to be talking more about that, about cybersecurity, and the outlook for the holiday sea

and wilbur ross as commerce secretary. he's cannot fill out his cabinet and the other interesting thing this is where the irony of draining the swamp is starting to look very bizarre. another guy the number two guy was actually the first supporters of president obama is now on the list to be when you have to balance the books. he worked with gary over the years. this is interesting. two guys potentially. it's unclear if gary will be in or not. we do know this. a decent guy. and very smart. he's been bristling for years. he wants to run the place. he's recovering from cancer. it doesn't look like he's can step down anytime soon. my guess is there will be a conversation about whether or not he will step down soon if he gets the nod here. whether they become the ceo in three years or he leaves because lloyd will be there for a while. that's kind of what is going on now. is he a lock for trump. you kind of think is a great shot. that has some pole. even though i think it's separate. i don't think they report to the treasury se

and trade subcommittee and full energy and commerce committee. during the markup, we adopted changes to make sure the check . f program runs efficiently we took feedback if the government accountability office. based on our experience with previous check off programs. we made the program fairer for small manufacturers by giving each manufacturer a single vote i don't know. well. let's see, by giving each manufacturer a single vote on the board this bill creates, rather than giving -- we added a study to explore the feasibility of check off programs for other building materials. we have now also ensured that this bill will be budget neutral, thanks to the bipartisan committee to the partisan work of the committee to strengthen this legislation, we were able to advance the bill to a voice vote in subcommittee and full committee and i look forward to passing it on the house floor today. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves this egentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: thank you, mr. speaker. at

i congratulate energy and commerce for take the lead here. finally, the mental health legislation that's wound up in this, our good mutual friend tim murphy provided, is absolutely spectacular in terms of its long-term importance. so we can all disagree with this or that or some technicality in the rule. the reality is, this is important legislation, it f-35 it doesn't pass now, it won't pass and we'll be missing an opportunity. i want to urge my friends on both sides of the aisle, don't expect my friends to vote for the rule, they shouldn't, they never do, i wouldn't if i were in the minority. but i hope they'll vote for the underlying legislation. because that legislation is worthy of passage, it's a bipartisan compromise, and it will improve the life of every single american. that, mr. speaker, i -- with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: there is a lot of bipartisan support for the 21st cen

they spoke about e-commerce trends, grocery and even donald trump.e a listen. >> from a digital standpoint, turned out to be the biggest day in our company history. so from an online standpoint, lots of visits to our site, great traffic, we saw double-digit increases in sales. and we expect that to translate into a really positive holiday season. so it's day one, we're off and running. but first day indicates we've hot got a really good plan in place and against our shoppers reacting to it. >> interesting you mentioned digital so quickly. of course when we talk about traffic, i mean, it's off a small base but growing quickly. up 26% in q 3. is that growth rate going to continue to increase? >> we want to continue to drive sales both online and in store. so for us, the magic is really making sure we provide a great experience no matter how you want to shop. so whether it's in one of our stores and we've got to create a great experience there, if you're shopping online, it has to be really easy, it has to work. we want to make sure we make it easy for

next year, ok, what we have come to realize and have been good at is that e-commerce is not e-commerceere is high intense competition now, alibaba in the region, amazon in the region, so we want to make sure that all the stuff we have held this year, we are pressing on the acceleration next year. haslinda: you are one of very few women in the region, what barriers did you have to break to get to where you are today? >> a lot. we just have this conversation, but started three years ago, fundraising, got pregnant, yes, , fundraising, big and men were looking at me and like, really, you're not only going to have twins, but also run a company as well and go under all these mergers and acquisitions. haslinda: what has been the most difficult or the biggest challenge you have had to face and growing orami? a startup isabout you constantly are reiterating, reinventing, so you always have up to dop with what is think his is not the fund rising. it is actually a char. it is getting everybody to work work towards a certain goal, and so far we have been able to do that and i am happy with the pro

look, nobody questioned the credentials of president obama's cabinet picks like secretary of commerceorth billions of dollars, or john kerry, who is a multi-millionaire, secretary of interior is a multi-millionaire. nobody questioned their dedication to service and wanting to make america great again. those people who are stepping up to serve may be worth several millions or billions of dollars but have qualification and want to do something to serve and give back. that's a good thing for the country. >> here's the other thing, because mr. trump wants to appoint outsiders, so there aren't many outsiders qualified for the job or who mr. trump knows and let's face it, he knows a lot of wealthy people because he is wealthy so he's picking people that maybe he knows and he wants outsiders and these people fit the bill. >> i mean, there's nothing about betsy devos that fits the bill to running our system of public education here in the united states of america. the fact is, she is a large proponent of for-profit institutions. she does not believe in the public school system. that's a bit i

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mnuchin is treasury secretary, ross for commerce secretary. also, trump is making this huge promise this morning, he says he will break ties with his businesses so he can focus on running the country. trump making that announcement in a series of early morning tweets. he says he will unveil the exact details during a december 15th news conference with his children by his side. all of this after mitt romney, who is under consideration for secretary of state, puts his differences aside and breaks bread with mr. trump at a posh new york city restaurant, inside trump international hotel. we have a lot to talk about this morning. let's begin with cnn's sara murray. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. well, donald trump and his transition team are making some of these top level positions official this morning. they put out a release making it clear they are choosing steve mnuchin to be donald trump's treasury secretary. mnuchin has been very loyal to donald trump. he is one of the top economic advisers with his campaign finance chairman.

just this past july a commerce city family was awarded 262 thousand dollars. after their therapy dog was shot kp killed by police. in commerce city. four years ago. >> . thank you. right now a death investigation. under way. after a woman body found in a fire. the woman family says it's witnesses say the fire started in a makeshift homeless camp. built behind several homes and businesses. when firefighters arrived to put it out. that e found the body of 25 year-old. video recorded live on facebook. by passer by. shows how large the flames were. >> nobody deserves to die. not in this manner or any other way. over a guy. >> police are not calling this a homicide investigation. they say it is being looked into. a death pending the result of forensic test. >> denver clearing away homeless camps today. >> denver police did have to move some people away from the where taeu were sitting and standing. and crews started moving their belongings. from a sidewalk. into bins. filling about two and a half truckloads. some of the homeless were devastated. others seem more re

initiative is rewarding shoppers for taking their holiday lists to area a local chamber of commerce initiative is rewarding shoppers for taking their list to area stores. >> one of the stores participating in the chamber of commerce is hoping to encourage local spending. there are 12 businesses on the list to visit from bikes to furniture to food. chamber representatives say there is no purchase necessary to sign up. tickets go into three drawings commerce says spending money at corridor businesses instead of going online or out of town "they employ people, they pay property taxes, they're great about donating into the local economy. when you go online and shop elsewhere, that's not furthering the iowa city area or johnson county."for a list of participating stores, go to >> for more information about the buy here holiday blitz or any of the participating stores go back to you. >>> now if the rain was more snow we would feel a little bit more holidayish. >> we would but a lot of people would be on the roads and you don't need that happening. >> that is true. >> it is just raw and wi

his attorneys say they want to commerce city police. >> it's poor training. as soon as the emt shows up, they recognize the guy has a problem. they talk to him. he explains he has diabetes. >> reporter: he faced three charges, all later dismissed. five officers responded and tried to help restrain him. some have life saving awards from the department. but one officer, kevin lord, shot himself in a hoax last year. lord was arrested, resigned and pled >> you can't have dangerous people like that in police uniform. when you have officers doing the wrong thing and the department knows it, they should fix it. >> reporter: the city told us today it has not yet been served with the lawsuit, so it had no comment. as for the department of justice investigation, so far no recommendations have been put forward. but those are expected in the next few weeks. in commerce city, jeff todd, cbs4 news. >>> a lot coming up this u.s. than cancer. what should we do, ahead. >>> a woman has her amazon account hacked. how it happened and what you >>> it is a health crisis affecting

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live in commerce city, shawn chitness, cbs4 morning news. >>> thank you, shawn. denver officials say it is time for another homeless because the sidewalks downtown are becoming a health hazard. it's not too far from the denver rescue mission. the city says it has enough beds in shelters to house the homeless. according to the group denver's road home, most of the people camping on the street are refusing those services. people who work downtown are responding to these homeless camps. >> sometimes it's a little bunch of people you see shady things, syringes. >> we probably could come up with a better solution of that. seems a bit draconian. i think people coming to town want a spotless city. humans do have rights. >> back in march city crews did a similar sweep. people in the neighborhood say they think the camps will get pushed farther east greece this morning on his first trip to that country in his final official overseas tour. he's scheduled to hold talks with greece's president and prime minister. they've had a lot of financial problems there. the president w

david: you said commerce secretary. commerce doesn't do that much. >> not a commerce.: you could be, if you were secretary of commerce, you would actually eliminate your own agency. wouldn't that be nice to have, sow the seeds of destruction within the commerce department? >> i proposed that when i ran 20 years ago. as ronald reagan said, there is nothing more immortal than a government agency. you have to get congress, they have a lot of other things they have to get done, particularly on the tax side to get this economy moving again, rather than restructuring government itself. that is comes later. first things first. you have to show the country that it is back on its feet. david: gold trade has gone way down. gold was off over $40 today. it is off about the, i guess it is about close to $100 off since what happened. since the election itself. is there a belief that the federal reserve in particular may lead the way to normalizing our crazy interest rate experiments around the world that really hurt a lot of people? >> i don't know if the fed is smart enough to read

wilbur ross as commerce secretary.ned us right here on "squawk box" earlier this hour. >> did you ever think, wilbur ross, that you'd work for the government? >> i didn't think i'd ever have a boss again. >> joining us right now is ariana huffington and now announcing it today, cofounder and ceo of thrive global. i want to get really quick your reaction. i don't know if you know steven mnuchin or have a reaction politically to where we are right now. >> i don't know him. it's interesting he's both wall street and hollywood. he helped finance which feeds the trump profile. he was the finance chair. so far what he said to you today on the set does not match the trump populism. >> i want you to come back at some point to just talk politics and former "huffington post." but i want to talk thrive global this morning. today you're launching. explain to those who are uninitiated. >> so thrive global is a company i'm launching in response to the global epidemic of escalating stress and burnout. >> this year caused a lot of str

mnuchin and ross to treasury and commerce.e best day since february here on these reports of an opec cut as we wait to hear whether or not that's going to stick. meanwhile awaiting remarks from house speaker paul ryan. as soon as that happens we'll bring you any news from it as it comes. >>> it is a busy morning. more economic data crossing the tape right now on housing. let's get to diana olick with the numbers. diana. >> reporter: pending home sales in october up 0.1% month-to-month, up 1.8% year over year. that is exactly in line with expectations. now, the pending home sales index from the national association of realtors is based on signed contracts in october. that is people out shopping for homes in october pre-election and before that unexpected rate spike that came just after the election. the realtors saying that really tight supply is holding back sales. and they are noting that people who got in before the rate spike are likely going to be more competitive than those who are in after the rate spike. saying that if

alexis maybank will join us to break down state of e-commerce and mobile commerce.ywhere. >>> commodity prices moving watching oil in particular where there's some weakness. jackie deangelis has more at the nymex. >> crude oil prices seeing a little pressure, but holding over that critical $47 a barrel mark. of course it's going to be a muted session, lower volumes. we do close a little bit early today, but is this the calm before the storm? analysts are telling me definitely. next week's opec meeting back in focus, that's on wednesday in vienna. and symbolically if we do get a cut here, it's very important. because, remember, the saudis are in charge of opec. it shows them flexing their muscles and having some influence. we've always looked to them to be the world's greatest producers, they're breaking down here. this has been a two-year game of chicken between international players and specifically the u.s. here with the shale revolution. and it may appear that the saudis and opec are feeling the pinch of these prices. and they want to move them higher. so a bit o

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nicole: trombone and welfare and the commerce department. ross is known for cutting jobs and costs in the steel industry. trump announced elaine chao will be as transportation secretary, the wife of senator mitch mcconnell. we will learn more when they join maria bartiromo on mornings with murphy at 7:30 a.m. eastern time this morning. don't miss it. lauren: the trump team is forming. yes tom prices the health and human services secretary. more than a georgia congressman and the future of obamacare. >> tom price will see a dollars budget in the nearly 100,000 workers, a huge bureaucracy. this is the guy who proposed actual serious legislation to dismantle obamacare rather than talk about dismantling it. his appointment sends a serious signal about repealing and replacing apothecaries promised. he's also chairman of the house budget committee and a member of the house ways and means committee including the subcommittee on health and have jurisdiction over health care and taxes. price has been in congress for six terms. in 2015 introduced empo

treasury secretary and commerce secretary.ohn harwood is at trump tower early this morning in midtown manhattan with more. we've been waiting for these two for a while. >> that's right. and you guys were talking about positive economic news. it's clearly a big day for donald trump and his economic team on two different fronts, personnel is only one of them. as you said on treasury, as expected, donald trump later this morning it going to announce that steven mnuchin, former goldman sachs partner who headed up fund raising operations during the campaign will be treasury secretary. he joined the trump campaign in april. had done some business with trump, he had contributed to democrats in the past, that sort of thing, but he will be the treasury secretary. and wilbur ross, the billionaire investor, someone familiar to viewers of our network will be the commerce secretary. both of these men are billionaires. they both have connections to donald trump, mnuchin through business deals. wilbur ross is a neighbor of donald trump, has

target, for example, grew its e-commerce sales, its digital channel sales by mid-20% range in the third quarter. wal-mart has seen some acceleration in its e-commerce business with the acquisition of jet.com. >> reporter: and while traditional retailers are still playing catch-up to amazon online, around 90% of all retail purchases are still made in stores. i'm courtney reagan in robbinsville, new jersey. >>> there's a lot of work behind the scenes when you buy something either in a store or online. first data, the world's largest merchant processing network is one of a handful of companies that makes sure your transaction goes through and safeguards your data. taylor tauche reports tonight. >> reporter: just how much lighter did shoppers' wallets get over the thanksgiving weekend? some companies measure foot traffic, down 1%. >> it's a little less people this year. >> reporter: others discounts web traffic or the most sold-out toys. first data crunches real spending from the 6 million merchants that use its processing technology or the 4,000 banks whose credit cards are issued by the c

how long can the world's biggest e-commerce economy defy estimates? fitbit shares take a nosedive despite a reasonable third-quarter earnings report. why investors are worried about the road ahead for the activity tracker. facebook shares dropping in after hours. just over $7 billion from the same quarter last year. the sixth straight quarterly revenue beat for facebook has increased over the last four quarters but it doesn't seem to be enough to impress investors as the stock longed. cory is here with me in the studio. what do you make of the stock performance here? i think the expectations for a beat on a lot of metrics were high because she's done so well. this is a fantastic quarter for the company and fantastic year-over-year growth that that gail. but in particular, there was not an acceleration of mobile revenues. it was hard to find reasons. emily: it remained relatively flat, but it was 04 years ago. statistics you look at, it's a fantastic report. agree it's ad wetastic report that downgraded to neutral and between you and i, i got a lot of

e-commerce expected to make up nearly 11% of total holiday sales, up from about 7% in 2012. >>> no matter how they shop, consumers plan to spend an average of nearly $936 this holiday season. slightly down from last year. but the second-highest on record. and that's good news for retailers. holiday sales make about 20% of their nearly revenue. joining us now is jerry stoerch, ceo. hudson's bay, they own lord and taylor and saks. he's the former chairman and ceo of toys "r" us and has more than 30 years' experience in the retail industry. jerry, thank you for being here. >> glad to be here. >> how important still for you is black friday? >> well, black friday is still the super bowl of retailing. and even though it may be true that if you just look at the official day of friday, it's smaller than super saturday, which is that saturday before christmas. if you take the fact so many retailers start on thursday night and add thursday night together with friday, it's still the biggest event of the year, black friday time. >> what about the impact of online, including amazon, which we know is c

the commerce secretary is the chief business advocate.omic data on growth and trade and incomes. the next secretary will oversee the 2020 census. who is wilbur ross? he is worth $2.9 billion. chairman of w.l. ross & company. he resurrects dying companies. some of the money came from coal and steel companies. his art collection is worth $150 million. we don't know who treasury secretary is yet. those are the two important money cabinet positions. treasury secretary, you hear steve mnuchin. even hearing jamie dimon. we think we will know more after thanksgiving. >> one that would be controversy going back to 2008. the image. >> right. because of the bailout. a banker was seen in the obama administration and you never have a banker now as a treasury secretary because of the bailouts. jamie dimon never wanted to take the bailout. >>> donald trump taking visitors in new jersey. one he is defensive about is james mattis. the two met with a little over an hour on saturday. afterwards, the president-elect characteriz characterized the four-star r

bush's campaign chair, first commerce secretary.ss, for president obama. depends on the person what kind of influence. seems wig bere ross will play a big role? >> i think so. interesting, a friend of carl icahn. clearly somebody advising trump. a little group here developing. >> and named before the treasury secretary for keeping score at home. i don't know if that means a priority is -- commerce before treasury? we shall see. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, expecting two announcements today about the president-elect's administration and learning more about just who he's meeting with in the next few days. that's coming up. >>> plus -- a woman who was missing for weeks found alive at the side of the road at 4:30 a.m. on thanksgiving day. we'll tell what you she's telling police about what happened. imy moderate to severeng crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said h

. >>> a former goldman sachs banker, movie financier, a billionaire, the bid for commerce secretary.et'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 expected to come formally by team president-elect trump. the president-elect also announced tuesday former labor secretary elaine chao will lead the transportation department and it will be who will be chosen sect which continues to take center stage. trump hosting more of the contenders here in new york on tuesday. he met with senate foreign relations committee chairman bob corker. and a sitdown with mitt romney last night. a big dinner meeting john george, at the trump international hotel here. in new york city. a lot of discussion over the top aides, still, who would make the best pick for the job, the best high profile picture. >> let's talk about donald trump's bid for treasury secretary tore, h

the hugh fan province commerce committee has rented out a high end restaurant for a party. some members came to cambodia soon after the internal conflict ended. hugh fan province is known for being where mao zedong was raised. hugh fan province was left behind the economic development enjoyed along the coast. some who migrated to cambodia, consider it a second home. many moved with their entire families and run local businesses. this is a day they are very proud of. their children spent their summer break studying in hugh fan province. travel costs paid for by the chinese government, and they return today. >>> some children visited china for the first time. >>> the commerce committee has grown rapidly in the past few years. the members, mostly entrepreneurs with companies in china who moved to cambodia a few years ago, saw their businesses expand rapidly. thanks to local firms taking on large scale projects and real estate development. many members work with major firms, and do things their own way when it comes to negotiation or conducting business. only a few of the compa

trade and commerce delegates for the u.s.eet in washington this afternoon after president obama met with pacific rim leaders in peru. to discuss the detas of the transpacific partnership. president-elect dond trump has vowed to kill the deal and retaliate against china which he has labeled a currency manipulator. leading to concerns that donald trump could lead to a trade war. president obama alluded to that. >> when it comes to trade, i do not believe we should pull back given our integrated economies and global supply chains that would hurt us all. rather, the answer is to do trade right. laborure it has strong standards and environmental standards. emily: joining us now for more institute darrell west in washington. also with us from hong kong is lulu chen. and david kirkpatrick is still with us. still a lot of uncertainty regarding which campaign promises donald trump will keep but he has just released a video message where he has addressed of few of these issues including the dpp. let us take a listen to what he had to s

>> how does the commerce department make or not make that happen? of two choices right now. are you going to cut taxes? are you going to do a fiscal policy that's designed to stimulate growth? are you going to sort of sit back and depend on monetary policy to keep driving things? trump has said very clearly he wants fiscal policy in the form of tax cuts, in the form of infrastructure spending. this is something that, you know, we know that wilbur ross is interested in and todd ricketts is very interested in, as well. i have my doubts about whether tax cuts alone are going to support the economy and i think that there's going to be a lot of controversy about both of these candidates. you know, because they are very conservative. this is sort of, you know, a playbook of trickle-down economics. whether or not it's going to stimulate is going to be up to the base. >> and the two men are incredibly wealthy. >> they are very wealthy. >> when donald trump during the campaign said we're going to fix this rigged economy, rigged against the rest of us, but th

he offended some paying commerce. it's a business. he offended paying customers. business has a right to tell the employee we don't want you to offend any paying customers. so don't do it. >> but the owner -- >> -- you're lucky, bill. we will talk about this another time. >> we will. i'm always lucky. >> yeah. >> when we come right back. >> absolutely. >> the return of dick morris. he has risen from the grave. then, willie robertson has some thoughts about the vote this week. he will be here as well. those reports after these messages. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depre

of commerce in fairfax county supporting the meals tax referendum. it will add $0.04 to every dollar sent. it generate $100 million. >> businesses aren't going to want to come in because their employees won't want to be in the county. we are losing the school teachers but we cannot pay them what they deserve. >> he said the northern chamber disapproves of the board's vote. >> the fact they would be the 800 pound gorilla and take a position and be against anyone who take as contrary position, that's disappointing. those who could least afford it. this self-employed businesswoman disagrees. >> for all of the taxes that go to richmond the only bit that comes back is 20% back. this new meals tax, this new revenue stream will stay 100% in the county. >> that's not reason enough to convince john norton with great american restaurants. >> i believe that we have a spending problem in the county and we need to figure out allocate our resources better. i'm all for the schools. this is not going to to guarantee additional funds. >> they said if it doesn't pass

to the lead the commerce department mr. trump is expected to name 78-year-old billionaire investor wilbur ross who may be one o cabinet and dr. ben carson, he isn't out of the running just yet and says an announcement is coming as his role possibly as head of housing and urban development. rudy giuliani, david petraeus and mitt romney all vying for secretary of state still. kendis and diane, back over to you. >> that announcement expected shortly after the thanksgiving break. electoral college clinton now has 2 million more popular votes than donald trump. a lot of her lead was generated by california where votes are still being counted. former green party presidential candidate jill stein has raised enough money to pay for recounts in the battleground states of wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. >>> back to new york state where security is being beefed up here in the city as tradition takes place near the president-elect's home. the macy's thanksgiving day parade moves upper west side passing one avenue away from trump

how long can the world's biggest e-commerce company continue to defy estimates? sit the shares take a 30% nosedive after hours despite a reasonable third-quarter earnings report. why investors are worried about the road ahead for the activity tracker. facebook share dropping in after hours. the company reporting third-quarter revenue just over $7 billion, up more than 50% in the same quarter last year. up 160%$2.4 billion, year-over-year. facebook has increased sales by more than 50% over the last four quarters. it does not seem to be enough to impress investors as stocks plunged. joining us now james cakmak, and cory johnson. what do you make of the stock performance here? our expectations for facebook at this point are just unrealistic? by any reasonable measure, this is fantastic, an incredible 50% sale. i think that in particular, there was not an acceleration of revenues as a percentage of sales. it was hard to find reason. emily: it remains relatively flat, 84%. cory: it is awesome. statisticnumber of you look at, you can see this is a fantastic report. emi

there are aspects that are in commerce and acts in treasury. so if we determine that we need to label them as a currency manipulator, that's something the treasury would do. and -- >> are you a fan of janet yellen, steven? >> you know, look. i think she's done a good job at the fed. >> she should continue and serve out her term? >> i'm not going to comment if she should or shouldn't. >> you a fan? >> i think that she dealt with a very difficult situation and did a reasonably good job. >> will she be renominate snd. >> that's a question for her and the president. not a question for us. >> but i will say we do have two governor spots to fill and that will be high on the list. >> are you both going to get active twitter accounts? >> the answer is i do now have an active twitter account only because there was a fake twitter account so i had to have a real one. i used to have a pseudonym for twitter and i'm trying to get my check to verify me. hopefully now they will give it to me. >> congrats on the appointments and good luck. >> good luck. >> i do

we spoke with littleton police landfill in commerce city. what we know so far? >> this will be a very methodical and long search through this landfill in commerce city as they look for either human remains or evidence that can help police with their investigation. you see on top of the hill, peoole from littleton police, the national guard and suits searching to the trash. please prepare for search that could take it to six months to mplete. it's another look at the search is time for mayor tracker 70 member the woman went missing in june after moving to college to be with her boyfriend. we encourage our commission buyer has a lengghy criminal including at least one incident involving the victim. police are here with this is a dedicated and precise search. >>> tte normal heavy equipment up there andd it's an isolated area we have them getting large scoops of trash and spreading it out. we have people going through it by hand. >>> and chop job. these are reedy to say what brought hem to thii landfill and why now all these months after her disappearance? we reache

e commerce are looking to add temporary workers and it's a job that's proving to be difficult. morgan brennan explains. >> reporter: the biggest employers the holidays mean hiring. ups has been recruiting prospective sporting events. including a recent football game where attendees filled out applications. the shipping giant is hoping to hire more than 95,000 seasonal staffers to help handle the 700 million packages it expects to deliver between now and new year's eve. but with e commerce sales expected to again surge, and unemployment below 5% it's getting tougher to hire works. we need to remain competitive in the market to attract talent. >> reporter: ups is not the only company going on a hiring binge. amazon is looking to add 120,000 people and fedex 50,000. it's pushed weekly wages up higher. 4% last quarter for full time workers making $14 an hour. logistic staffing firms expects hourly play to jump significantly fo transportation and ware house. >> we're seeing wages increase by $1.50 to 3 an hour. >> reporter: companies are stressing the possibility that some positions

mnuchin is treasury secretary, ross for commerce secretary. trump is making this huge promise this morning, he says he will break ties with his businesses so he can focus on running the country. trump making that announcement in a series of early morning tweets. he says he will unveil the exact details during a december 15

live in commerce city, shawn chitness, cbs4 morning news. >>> big weather news coming. as a matter of fact, ashton, you've been telling us it's been coming for a week. >> we started tracking this last week, when the storm system was off the east coast of japan. yeah, we've been tracking it for a while. give you the details in just a moment. first i had to share some of the best pictures we've seen supermoon. elliott lawrence. look at this from the san juans. set it up perfectly from the chair. unfortunately no snow there. quite the supermoon shot. and jack dempsey, that's summit sky ranch in silverthorne. spectacular. 51 outside, and it's the 15th of november. very mild for this time of year. here comes the big change. storm system moving out of gulf of alaska and heading towards the pacific northwest. a lot of rain washington. that's our storm system. it's going to bring several inches of snow to our mountains and cold rain to denver and the front range thursday. that cold rain should briefly change into snow late in the day thursday. likely during the thursday drive h