that could lead to a showdown with donald trump's administration. >>> the president signed into law aiece of bipartisan legislation that gives funding and a boost for the fight against cancer. >> my mother who died of cancer was 2 1/2 years younger than i am today when she passed away. to know we may be able to prevent other families from feeling that same loss, that makes it a good day. >> the 21st century cures act authorizes 1.8 authorizes $1.89 for cancer research. joe biden fought hard to that bill capitol hill. he has been leading the moon shot initiative to battle cancer after his son died of brain cancer last year. >> it is going to make a big difference in this particular bill will allow people to live, live longer and healthier, but most of all, mister president, i think it gives people hope. >> it also gives states the billion dollars to help prevent and treat opioid and heroine of breeze over a two-year period. >>> in oakland several patients who have either been helped were cured by stem cell research gathered to tell their stories. one of those people is the former high

this governor scott walker says milwaukee county sheriff david clarke could serve well in donald trump's administration but says quote "it all depends on what area."walker was asked today about whether he thinks clarke is qualified for a law enforcement-related post. walker says head of the department of homeland security is "certainly one option" as is serving as an adviser on terrorist-related activities. clarke met with trump in new york on monday. more news now--the latest on the deadly flight in colombia... that killed nearly an entire brazilian soccer team.today-- new images of the wreckage-- providing clues to what may have caused the crash. n-b-c's keir simmons... hiked through the dense colombian jungle.. to brg us acloser look reach... we trekked through colombian jungle... imagine the rescuers emerging at night and facing this...twisted metal... the entire wing flipped over... trees torn from the ground by the force of the crash.colombian police escorting us closer.simmons standup: 'just down here ther to e's a the 71 who died... beyond ithe broken plane, a life vest strewn around, ngled sea

like some people in the new donald trump administration are.e some critical military engagement in the ukraine and syria and all of these things are big question to europeanmatter policy makers. it is hard to judge that purely in economic terms. matt: i just want to remind viewers that we are not looking at military action but what looks like some sort of cultural ceremonial presentation for vladimir putin as he visits tokyo. e in thejust had ab u.s. at donald trump tower and now we have vladimir putin in tokyo visiting abe. it looks like these three nations are communicating and maybe europe is on the back foot as far as this relationship is going. definitely, very interesting to follow an interesting to get your take on what is going on in russia. we wait once again -- on the russian decision on interest rates in two hours time. most economists expect them to remain -- to leave it unchanged at 10% but you say there is a 55% chance that they will cut. >> 25 basis points. matt: thank you for stopping the -- into the studio today. guy: hard to t

shattering on what the media industry could look like under the trumpet administration -- donald trump administration. yes it talks about how the media can help stop the spread of fake news. j b vance discusses his book. it is a memoir of a family and a culture in crisis. details of the struggles of the white working class. a new york times washington correspondent takes a closer look at russia's cyber hacking efforts during the presidential campaign. journal,"washington live, beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> i do think you can learn from failure. i think that if the next president wants to aspire to be like somebody, they probably want to aspire to be washington or lincoln. you cannot re-create the country, and you cannot have the civil war. what do you do next? you aspire to be james monroe? i don't know. you can aspire not to be james buchanan. q&a,nday night, onto robert strauss talks about james buchanan in his latest book, "worst president ever." differentiation presidents,bad washington, lincoln, fdr are always at the top of the surveys . they were decisiv

i'm interested to see what's can what can happen in the donald trump administration. said at that they're doing this for allah and isis. they say we will never know what happened. i doubt working to see that in the donald trump administration. he's making this attack for islam and then he is he's killed by a brave american police officer i think they are still saying one things and were hearing another. i really appreciate it. anne and mount got a standing ovation for taking a stand against athletes like colin cap her neck who kneel during the national anthem. we have all of the details next. don't go away. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you ar

host: and from california, pledging to go beyond their the time ofets in the donald trump administrationlk about what the governor is trying to do. emily: you said if donald trump climateg to pull -- on change, they within their own into orbit. they are a leader in climate action. a little more on battery technology, something that is really important to transitioning the grid away from fossil fuels and it is growing rapidly. but not quite fast enough. so you see more and more arguments on renewable power, not necessarily where we are right now. and it is technology that if it does not grow fast enough, we policiesa shift in under the donald trump administration. it is a way to lock us into fossil fuels for decades to come. so even if these states are moving ahead in ways that they can, forming compacts, like in the northeast, we may still be using a lot of fossil fuels into the future. natural gas has about half of the carbon footprint of coal. host: about 15 minutes left in this segment. we are taking questions with elana schor and emily holden. patricia is on the line. caller: good mo

the donald trump administration, the initial days, will be defining what 2017 and beyond will be likeestor getting a seat at the policy table. he is to serve as adviser on regulatory reform. there will also be an over —— overseeing of other policy. mr karp has been busy with more than just political appointments. —— mr trump. busy with more than just political appointments. —— mrtrump. he also met with bowing bosses. boeing ceo told reporters that he discussed the cost of the new air force one. we are going to get it done for less than that and we are committed to working together to make sure that happens stop i will give the president elect my personal commitment on behalf of the boeing co. we work on air force one because it is important to our country and we are going to make sure he gets the best capability. we'll work together and we are at egypt to get started on the programme. we have not actually started the build of the airplay, once we have finalised the airplay, once we have finalised the requirements, making sure it is affordable, we will get the production line ready to

donald trump's party. this is donald trump's administration. while he's somebody that we can see al delegate, especially to mike pence, mike pence has emerged as a really powerful figure, this is his administration. >> dickerson: to offer a somewhat different perspective, i think about this through the lens of the past. if you think about jimmy carter and bill clinton, here were two figures who in a lot of ways were unconventional democrats. jimmy carter ran really an opposition to the democratic party in lots of ways. he was an idiosyncratic figure. his democratic coalition was very different from the struggled as president. he was a governor from georgia georgia who came in without the support of the crackal democratic party that. was a disaster some would say. bill clinton, a very different situation. he ran as a pop list, as a new democrat. the trouble is there were no new democrats. there were no actual craw dres. there were maybe 15, 20, 30 people. he could not actually staff his administration with people who represented his particular w

he is leading transition efforts and is likely to play a major part in the donald trump administrationhe was first elected to congress in 2000. after unsuccessful attempts before and after working as a conservative talkshow host. we will show you a brief interview we did with congressman elect mike pence in 2000. >> mike pence is the representative elect of indiana's second district. >> i have learned it is as we expected a massive undertaking. we are trying to build on a solid foundation of people with experience who can focus first on meeting and addressing the ongoing needs of the people of the second congressional district. >> tell us about your home district. >> it is heartland america. marketentral indiana and by a couple of industrial centers but for the most part it is a lot of farmland and small communities. a delightful place to represent in washington as a conservative. >> what issues from home are you bringing here? >> i want to focus on tax relief. i believe that once we have kept our promises to senior citizens, it is imperative that we seize this time of extraordinary bu

ford is concerned that could change under the donald trump administration. ford says he is hopeful nevada attorney general adam laxalt will stand up for the marijuana program on the basis of states' rights. ((st. sen. aaron ford/(d) majority leader: "we have an attorney general who has sued president obama on several occasions about 'federal overreach,' i would hope that he would likewise sue the federal government if mr. sessions comes in and tells nevada what it should do after iti recreational marijuana.")) ((patrick walker)) this was a wide-ranging interview. ford also addressed other priorities... including revising the democrats' "nevada blueprint" and education reform. you can catch more from the interview on politics now... sunday at 5:30 right here on channel 8. and we'll post the full interview online right after the show. i hope you'll join us. ((dave courvoisier)) >> democrats have a majority in both chambers of the legislature... but it falls short of the two-thirds majority needed to or to raise taxes./// ((paul joncich)) >>> president- elect d

rudy giuliani says he is out the running for secretary of state or anything else in the donald trump administration. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. six weeks from now, donald trump will take the oath of office as will become the 45th president of the united states. tonight, he is continuing to narrow the prospects for the remaining positions on his team. late today, we learned one person who will not be in the trump administration in any capacity. former new york mayor rudy giuliani says he has taken his name out of consideration for any position, including the one he wanted, secretary of state. the news break says the president-elect takes his show on the road saying thank you. in this case, stumping for votes again to a big crowd in louisiana, which votes for senate run-off tomorrow. right now he is headed to michigan for another thank you stop tonight. peter doocy is already in grand rapids. >> reporter: good evening. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is one of mr. donald trump's most trusted confidants. he will not have a position in a trum

. >>> this morning, we are getting word that the iowa governor is the next to join donald trump's administration. according to bloomberg politic, he happy birthday tasked to serve as trump's ambassador to china after a very shaky couple of days involving that controversial call to taiwan. announced his intention to have james maddox as the secretary of defense. >> if a company wants to fire their workers, leave our country and then ship their products back into our country, there will be consequence, i'm sorry. there will be consequences, big consequences. >> that came as trump interjected himself into a multi-billion dollar business deal with boeing. he tweeted quote, costs are billion. can sell order! he followed that up with this on camera response. >> the plane is totally out of control. it will be over $4 billion it's for the air force one program. and i think it's ridiculous. i think boeing is doing a little bit of a number. we want boeing to make a lot of money, but not that much money. >> boeing stock dipped but in response saying, quote, we look forward to working with the u.s. air forc

. >> i guess we are just a few weeks away from a donald trump administration. we know he did try to exercise pressure on egypt to block the un security council resolution. verye looking at a different policies between the outgoing and incoming administrations, aren't we? >> trump tweeted that when it comes to the u.n., in israel things would be different once he became president. staunch comments, he by no means rallies american jews or israel he's. partly because he has this pick from ambassador to israel, who is a controversial figure. he is called the liberal american jews of the j street organization. in israel it is interesting, liberal israeli jews have been worried by his frederick. interestingme divisions shaping up. it may not be a very good thing. netanyahu wants trump to do what he can to finish that deal. for a lot of people, that deal is actually the best hope of rolling back the nuclear program and reducing the threat to israel. >> thank you very much for that. that is all we have time for this 15 minutes of news. another 15 minutes of an update.

the latest in michigan as donald trump's administration continues to take shape. >>> president-elect donald trump named ben carson today to head the department of housing and urban development. the neurosurgeon has never held public office and carson has never managed a large organization. a critic of public assistance programs. nancy pelosi called carson an undisturbingly poor choice. president trump and his daughter ivanka met with al gore to discuss climate change. >>> jill stein announced a lawsuit for a recount in pennsylvania. she claims the voting machines in pennsylvania are outdated and vulnerable to hacking. mr. trump's lead in pennsylvania has shrunk to 49,000 votes as provisional and overseas ballots continue. a recount in michigan began today where mr. trump won by 3100 votes and in wisconsin it began last thursday and his lead there was 22,000 votes. >>> the leading of the standing rock sioux tribe is asking protestors to go home after the arm corps of engineers denied an easement for the project. it is considered a major victory for the standing rock sioux tribe. they m

to discuss civil rights, racism, and hate incidents under a potential donald trump -- under the forthcoming donald trump administration. this event is just over an hour. [inaudible] >> good morning. my name is richard cohen. i am the president of the southern poverty law center. the charityw by program director. i am joined by the president of the national council of -- wade henderson, the president of the leadership conference for civil and human rights. i would also like to acknowledge the presence of two people important to us. thank you both for joining us. release twotoday to reports that document that president elects donald trump's own words had sparked incidents around the country. they have had a profoundly negative affect on our schools. the first report is called "10 days after, harassment and intimidation in the days after the election." it describes incidents of hate that we have collected from around the country in a 10 days immediately following the election. i have no doubt whatsoever that this is a tremendous undercount. the incident we are -- the incidents we are talking about have taken place at sch

. >> rudy giuliani will not be secretary of state in president-elect donald trump's administration. m mr. trump >> i can sigh -- see a place for him at a later date. >> sources told cbs news that mr. trump had narrowed his choice for secretary of state down to giuliani as well as former gop presidential nominee mitt romney and rex tillerson. mr. trump is expected to announce his pick next week. >> prior to announcement president-elect donald trump appeared in front of a crowd to support a fellow republican running for the senate in louisiana. >> i don't need your vote. can you imagine that? in four years i'll need your vote. >> the president-elect spent the morning at trump tower in new york where he met with speaker oh of the house paul ryan about the transition to the white house. >> we are very excited about getting to work and hitting the ground running in 2017 to put this country back on >> the president-elect got push back from chuck jones, the steel workers union leader. >> if trump is sincere and you've heard him numerous times that's what his goal is, we'll sit down and we'l

the event will be held outside sharp says he wants donald trump's administration to know the civil rights community is committed to moving dr. king's mission forward. >>> muir yell boughser will meet with president-elect donald trump tomorrow at her request n. a news release bowser mentioned the district's growing economy is one topic she will bring up. no mention of dc statehood or trump's lawsuit against the district in that news release. bouzer and trump disagree on the wary city for immigrants. mark see graves will be in new york to cover that meeting. he will bring us updates throughout the day. you can follow him on twitter. his handle at @satisfy graves nbc 4. >>> after such a divisive election, arlington county's new bishop is promising to promote peace and healing. he is reminding his flock that we are all in this together. the bishop, michael burr bridge wi he said it's his job to approximately parishioners we are all brothers and sisters and despite our politics we should treat each other with respect into even when we disagree, when we have different perspectives, we don't lab

for president-elect it was one of the most anticipated nominations for president-elect donald trump's administration.... up next... how his choice for secretary of state is causing quite a stir. u talks about the real inventor of the reuben sandwich may be debatable, but its great taste is not. at subway, this authentic classic is stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. over the last few weeks -- more than a dozen candidates interviewed for one of the most coveted cabinet positions the president-elect, in the end, choosing someone outside the box, exxon-mobil ceo - rex tillerson -- which is getting a wide range of reactions. joel waldman has more. president-elect donald trump, like himself, picking someone from the business world as his choice to be the next secretary of state ... rex tillerson is the ceo of exxon-mobil, a 170-billion-dollar-global worldwide ... pence says: "we just couldn't be more grateful that someone of rex tillerson's proven leadership and accomplishments ... he's been willing to step fo

the tribe is also urging the soon to be donald trump administration to respect the decision. thousands gathered for the funeral for former cuban president fidel castro today. today.many of his supporters did whatever they could to get a view of castro during the procession through the city of santiago.a few even traveled from other countries to pay their respects. catherine schultz/mourning castro: "free healthcare, free medical care, people are i think those are achievements us presidents have not achieved" achieved."castro's ashes were interred during a private ceremony just outside the city this evening. 3 there were also funeral services in brazil... for the president of the soccer team who was killed in a plane crash last week.he was one of the 71 people who died when the plane slammed into the side of a hill in colombia on monday.only six people survived.investigators say the plane ran out of fuel on the way to bolivia. four days into the presidential recount here in sc elections commission is revealing some new details. details. the commission's website says the clinto

elections and the future of the affordable care act in the trouble administration -- in the donald trump administration and the next congress. a talk about the november election and the house legislative agenda. he will also address the trump picks. then, policy funding for hiv and aids, and where the mission ending the epidemic stands today. be sure to watch "washington at 7:00 a.m.e eastern on thursday morning. >> congressman tim ryan of ohio challenge house minority leader nancy pelosi for the top leadership post for house democrats and was defeated. he spoke to reporters following the election. is joined by several supporters. rep. ryan: first, i would like to thank these members who stood by me. it was an uphill battle. we only had a few weeks to put it together. my staff and the members of came out publicly for me. we got the message out that we wanted to get out, which is that , as democrats, we need to talk about economics, the issue that unites us. many of you have heard me say that when million times in the past few weeks. if we're going to win as democrats, we need an economic message that w

walker said clarke could serve well in president-elect donald trump's administration. walker also said he knows mister trump's team is interested in clarke even if the badgers don't get into the 4 team playoff this season -- everything can still come up roses...provided they take care of business tonight at lucas oil stadium against penn state. brandon cruz is with the team in the circle city. fan fest here in indianapolis is setting the tone for fans as they get ready to watch the big ten championship on saturday between the badgers and this is a game that has huge importance not just because it crowns a big ten champion but it also keeps the winning team alive in the conversation for the college football playoffs. but no matter what happens on sunday for that, this is a huge chance for the badgers and it means an awful lot to head coach paul chryst. oh, it would mean that we're big ten champions and that's huge. it would mean that we're able to find a way to score one more point the penn state. one or and preparation is to play a game and when you play the game you wa

. >> david clark will end in the donald trump administration. charles benson talked new chief. staff reince priebus and clark and trump's tweets. >> let me put you on the spot. is sheriff clark going to be the next secretary of homeland security. >> we haven't decided that yet charles. >> one week ago sheriff clark was at trump tower with an interview. >> he's definitely high on the list and someone that we definitely want to be involved in the administration at some level. >> so you do expect sheriff clark somehow to be part of the opportunities. >> on taxes and trade trump tweeted over the weekend that american companies could face dwoet retribution or consequence if they move jobs or build a plant outside the country and then try to sell those products in the u.s. >> i understand the goal here is to try to keep jobs in america. but why would mr. trump think that would be sound economic policy? >> well we have to take away incentives from companies that -- where they have an advantage to go overseas and ship sooens. we are not punishing companies. look, we're going to do thin

sharpton says he wants donald trump's administration to know the civil rights mission. search for the secretary of state this morning? we keep hearing names? >> well, you're hearing one you heard before. that's mitt romney. according to our sources, it looks like romney has floated back to the top of that list and several others like david petraeus and jon huntsman being under consideration now. sources saying he was never considered as a serious candidate for that job. rudy giuliani s trump may be leaning toward giuliani but that's been unannounced. >> also we hear bob dole has helped trump to set up the call with taiwan's president. what more do we know about that conversation? >> first we know this wasn't just a last-minute congratulatory call. mr. trump took it as one of many congratulatory calls. sources tell us this had been in election day. and as for bob dole, hes with a taipei economical council and apparently they played a role in setting up that call which is now so controversy because of the influence it seems to be having with our relationship with china. >

parents across the country are waiting to see how president elect donald trump's administration will handle gender identity initiatives nationwide. last night we spoke to the head of one virginia head. the parents have plenty to say about how the new administration will impact controversial issues like transgender bathrooms, locker rooms and more in schools. the issue was a who the topic for both sides at tonight's board meeting even though the not enough research has been done in what the full impact of teaching and exposing young children, impressionable chilledden to question their gender identity. all but two of the public speakers spoke with concerns about how fairfax county public schools will handle transgender students using locker rooms, bathrooms and other facilities based on their gender identities. all speakers oppose implementation of any policy to allow transgender students to use sex-segregated facilities. as we first reported last night the issue could likely remain in limbo indefinitelily under a trump administration. everything i've seen suggestion that they're not

that's going to be one of the challenges and fights you're going to see between a donald trump administrationress. >> okay. i want to make sure we talk about one of the fights coming between donald trump and athe democrats. his nominees and people he wants to put out there. a thunumber of democrat senator say they're going to get the garland treatment, the way the republicans held up on moving on the president's nominee judge merrick garland. that's going to help to trump nominees. here's something that incoming senate my noinority leader chuc schumer had to say on that point. >> when republican colleagues say let's do that fully without full buster, they don't come here with clear, clean hands. after what they did to merrick garland, hold him up for a full year, let's get a mainstream nominee but let's not jump to conclusions because what the republicans did, past is sometimes prologue. >> yeah, and senator feinstein, charles, said what goes around comes around. >> revenge is not a good strategy for the republican -- for the democrats. the one thing they don't want to be tagged with immediat

>> reporter: the kremlin promising to respond accusing the president for undermining a donald trump administration. he refuses to accept findings that russia hacked to help him. he said it's time to move on to bigger and better things and meets with the intelligence community next week for the update. president trump could reverse the sanctions, but, quote, it would not make sense. they are waiting on the broad intention community review of russia hackings before inauguration day. abc news, washington. >> all right, thanks to kenneth, and some republican lawmakers say the punishment from president obama did not go far enough. senators john mccain and lindsey graham push for stronger sanctions. they said the measures are long overdue, but added it's a small price for russia to pay for what they referred to as a brazen attack on an american democracy. >> reporter: a cease fire in place in syria for now. the deal brokered by russia and turkey, and if it held, it's followed by peace talks next month. several previous cease fires collapsed, some within a matter of days. six years of fighting in syria l

he except the position, would be the third -- current or employee in a top position in donald trump's administration at it. the first is you c arguably say having somebody from this elite bank that had a lot of employee in a top position in donald trump's administration. influence in washington a lifetime has not drained the swap. he has gotten criticism from some supporters for calling up too many goldman sachs alums. the other way to look at it is many of his supporters will not care who is around them. they are not necessarily against rich people or elites, but as long as they believe they are not against these people and believe donald trump can make them rich as well. in other words, they will not mind goldman sachs alums as long as they think they can make them rich and prosperous. a year or two down the road, has donald trump delivered? has he improved stagnating wages, median incomes? the things that make people economically insecure and economically anxious to the point that trump broke the blue wall in the upper midwest because of a lot of job issues they have. i think that is the real que

. >> there word one time rival carly fiorina could be joining president-elect donald trump's administration. cameras captured the former hewlet-packard c.e.o. arrived at trump tower and carly fiorina is considered for director of national intelligence. she called on trump to quit the race after a video emerged of him bragging about assaulting women. >> palo alto police chief is retiring after spending 35 years with the force. he will turn in the badge in a few weeks. he joined the accident in 1982 and name police chief in 2008 and in announcing the decision he said that it was "time." police captain watson will be interim chief until a new chief is hired. >> google could unveil the latest self driving technology and could reveal a proceed tote type from the partnership with fiat chrysler. they announced it will install autonomous technology and 200 pacifica vans. according to a new report, google is going from creating no steering wheel, but, instead, will focus on more practical uses for their technology. >> now, the accuweather forecast. >> the king tides will happen at 10:10 in san franc

trump administration. >>> one slice of the market that did not participate in the rally today was the drug sector. health care shares fell on comments from donaldrump who was named "time" magazine's person of the year today. in his interview with "time," the president-elect said, "i'm going to bring down drug prices. i don't like what has happened with drug prices" and that sent shares with pfizer and johnson & johnson and merck, only three components to fall in today's session. >>> reforming the health care industry is one of the top priorities of the new congress. donald trump has appointed a fierce critic of the affordable care act to lead the department of health and human services. and house speaker paul ryan said that repealing the law will be one of congress's first acts. >> we have a very, very bold regulatory reform platform we're going to be moving on in the very near part of the year. we're going to be doing, you know, our obamacare legislation. you have to remember, this law is getting much worse. it is what actuaries say entering a death spiral, high, high premium increases, high deductibles, no choices. so we have to fix this prob

it all surrounds the incoming trump administration. donald trump taking a call in early december from the president of taiwan and questioning the one china policy and tweeting about this latest incident and its drawn the ire of the chinese government. whether that is part of the trump administration plan going forward we are not sure. the tough take on china. it is safe to say on the chinese side that the chinese government given statements not happy so far with the take and the track of the incoming trump administration. matt rivers, cnn, beijing. >> matt rivers, thank you. >>> all that black friday hype. the deals are still there. retailers rolling out new deals ahead of christmas weekend. saturday was what the retail folks call super saturday. more than 155 million people said they would shop for holiday gifts. that makes super saturday busier than black friday. you can credit procrastination. >> don't know about that. >> only 10% of shoppers are finished. retailers are looking to finish strong after a solid first half. sales jumped 3.8% i

even as donald trump's administration takes over. 2200 american troops have died since the war started. and they have to prevent another attack on american soil and helping afghanistan become a long-term security partner. >>> and the former astronaut. john glenn from ohio will lie in state at the ohio state house sometime next week, a memorial service is being planned at ohio state university and his burial will be at arlington national cemetery in washington. he died yesterday at the age of 95. he became a national hero when he became the first american to orbit the earth. >>> a trip to target took a terrifying turn for a woman in california. newly released video shows a robber in a clown mask chasing a woman in a target parking garage. the suspect was armed with a small folding knife when he grabbed her and stole her book bag, the suspect goes back and steals it's woman's purse as well. >> the fbi and police in north jersey is investigating a break-in at a nfl players home as a hate crime. new york giant player says he came home tuesday night to find racist graffiti and a swastika an

investors are looking forward to a pro business economy under president-elect donald trump's administration. >>> today we learned that president-elect trump will bring his victory tour to pennsylvania. >> tonight mr. trump's in ohio. he landed in columbus about two hours ago. the president-elect is in town to sit with victims of last week's attack at ohio state university. also plans to meet with the first responders who responded that day. >>> trump plans to nominate fast food executive. he is said to be a critic of big hikes in the money mum wage and the expansion of overtime pay. >> governor chris christie was lobbying for other potential roles in the new administration. >>> another new jersey native appears to have a brighter future with the trump administration. >>> his cool pain kellyanne conway is from hammondton, atlantic county and how her hometown plans to honor her and how leading to a krirm trover. >>> how a smart phone app is scaring criminals from tu s int themselves in. >> also ahead. ♪ >> the sound of success, the local artists in the running for the music industry's top hon

i do not know what the donald trump administration has up its sleeve.ecurity figures who are not very pro— russia, like as generaljames madison coming in as us secretary of defence, and then other figures who have shown a much softer face to russia, especially vladimir putin. —— generaljames mattis. but what vladimir putin wants is no un and us losses on the ground or french boots on the ground. he wants the syrian forces and iranian allies to clean house. that will be bad news for the civilian population. another day of evacuations stalled in eastern aleppo. but ambulances are reported to be taking people out of the city. news for those injured and trapped in the former rebel stronghold. i have been coming and going forfour days stronghold. i have been coming and going for four days now. stronghold. i have been coming and going forfour days now. in stronghold. i have been coming and going for four days now. in the morning they promised to take us with ambulances and we have been waiting since then. there was trouble elsewhere. rebels torched vehicles d

ways your sense of the cabinet and your reaction to those peopling what will be the donald trump administration? >> i think it's a tremendous cabinet but i don't like the secretary of state. i want to see what he says during the hearings. i'm very, very suspect of that. but the other picks have been spectacular. this has been world class, particularly in the prime position. and some of the stuff outside the box that he's done. i don't like tillerson, i don't like all the putin stuff. i want to see what he says during the transition -- during the hearings. lou are's the top diplomat. don't you want hip to like everybody? >> no. lou: general mattis -- then we bringing you general mattis as secretary of defense, then we get an understanding of a different order. >> general mattis is the best pick in my view. he's routinely seen as beyond competent by everybody. that was a tremendous pick. i don't know about the wall street guys. i want to hear what they say during the hearings. >> there is no such thing as too many generals and too much ceos. they live in a world where there is no excuse for not w

the firm that was demonized by not just bernie sanders, but also donald trump, has certainly got a big role in donald trump's administration>> let's talk about rudy guiliani, no longer in the running for secretary of state and as of a few minutes ago, i saw a report he has taken himself out of the running for any cabinet position. tell me about that, and who is the leading candidate for state right now. >> well, we're trying to figure that out. first of all, on rudy guiliani, this is somebody who was all-in as a surrogate for donald trump, just like chris christie was, and it looks like both of them are going to be frustrated. chris christie wanted to be attorney general. rudy guiliani wanted to be secretary of state. he more or less openly campaigned for the job. donald trump might not have liked that. but he also faced resistance from reince priebus, the incoming white house chief of staff, who has been pushing mitt romney for this job. there were questions raised about rudy guiliani's past work for foreign governments in terms of his law firm and his speaking fees, things that might potentially pose conflicts and all of

host: and from california, pledging to go beyond their the time ofets in the donald trump administrationtalk about what the governor is trying to do. emily: you said if donald trump climateg to pull -- on change, they within their own into orbit. they are a leader in climate action. a little more on battery technology, something that is really important to transitioning the grid away from fossil fuels and it is growing rapidly. but not quite fast enough. so you see more and more arguments on renewable power, not necessarily where we are right now. and it is technology that if it does not grow fast enough, we policiesa shift in under the donald trump administration. it is a way to lock us into fossil fuels for decades to come. so even if these states are moving ahead in ways that they can, forming compacts, like in the northeast, we may still be using a lot of fossil fuels into the future. natural gas has about half of the carbon footprint of coal. host: about 15 minutes left in this segment. we are taking questions with elana schor and emily holden. patricia is on the line. caller: good

years of lax enforcement of federal immigration law it will be coming to an end under the donald trump administration. >> the thing i have already done is i had use my power as the governor of texas to withhold funds the cities or counties that are declaring themselves to be sanctuary cities. >>> the president the was slain university vows to fight mass deportation. spy what we are going to do is not cooperate which would have to be extra juridical deportation proceedings. there is no way you could deport 10 million people in one or 2 administration. west linn receives $20 million of federal grant money every year, money that could be withheld unless the college complies with federal immigration laws. for cities the amount with be much greater. >> the top 10 cities received about $350 million in grants. those are the ones that could be denied. this is funding for police enforcement related to immigration. these are funds the cities would not want to move -- lose . >> donald trump has vowed to deport 2 to 3,000,000 lawbreakers. as for the others -- they are terrific people will make a determination. >

and destroy some ancient native american sites.the tribe is also urging the soon-to-be donald trump administration to respect the decision. 3 how in the world did a car end up on the roof of a house...upside down.it's the booming mystery in tucson arizona where people thought it was an explosion.there was someone inside the home, but that person was not hurt. check this out! foam!it clogged a city street in philadelphia... after an explosion at a power company's . substation.the foam came from the fire suppression system at the station. it keeps any flames from spreading.about 27-hundred customers lost power.there were also reports of people stuck in elevators police say an online conspiracy theory led to the arrest of a man in washington yesterday. he told investigators he went to a pizza parlor with two guns to investigate the so- called "pizza gate".that's a conspiracy story that the "comet ping pong" restaurant runs a child sex operation.the allegation appeared on fake news sites even though the restaurant's owner denied it. police say the suspect, edgar maddison welch, fired a shot did not in

donald trump. they are not completely convinced that this army core of engineers decision won't be overturned by the donald trump administration. donald trump says he supports the pipeline, dakota access pipeline they're protesting against. what they would like to see, what now the army corps says needs to happen would be rerouted around this area. the sioux tribal lands are off back in the distance, you can't see it because of blizzard. take a look. i don't know if ben is able to look out here. it is interesting. our photographer ben west, with us all days, last couple days, also native american, many of them are out here. there are teepees. there are tents. tents, small tents on the ground. there are big army tents. there are mobile homes. literally thousands of people in this protest. i'll tell you, they're going to get a test this week, because blizzard conditions today. zero degrees tomorrow. high winds as well. if they're serious about this protest in staying i hope they brought their long underwear. and something to burn. connell: we thought that the decision would mean they could get out of there right, before the wint

in the markets and finance section, how goldman sachs comes out on top in the incoming donald trump administrationthough candidate donald trump target of the banks in the campaign trail. >> it has been quite remarkable. the stock is up something like 39% since donald trump won the u.s. presidential election. some of that, a lot of that has to do with donald trump's policies and the fact that a lot of people think he will roll back regulations on wall street. he talked about repealing dodd-frank. it is unlikely that all of that is going to get rolled back but some things will be first in line. ker has to do with hedge funds nad private equities -- and private equities. >> it is a ban on prop trading and the other is a limitation on steaks and hedge funds. goldman very big for before the financial crisis and stakes in hedge funds and private equity funds remains big for goldman. they have roughly 7 billion left that they have been working to sell down but have not been sold yet. the prop trading have been subject to the ban as well. it is not clear to us how tightly that dan has been enforced in the