dr. jill stein. dr. stein, you say that your goal here is not to change the results of the election but to ensure the accuracy of the count. my question is why then did you choose three states that mr. trump won narrowly but not a state that secretary clinton won much more narrowly, new hampshire, which she won by only 3,000 votes? >> we didn't go into new hampshire mainly because the deadline for filing a recount had passed, but, in fact, at the time that we launched the recount, two of the states had gone to donald trump. michigan was still uncertain as to which direction it would go, and as far as i'm concerned if we do find evidence that there's a systemic problem here with these machines which are extremely unreliable, prone to error, human error and machine error, as well as hacking and security breaches, if we find evidence there's a systemic problem, we need to expand the recount in my view. that's what the american voters are calling for, an election result and a voting system that we can have co

dr. stein is joining us now from boston. great to have you with us. today said that your recount effort is a ridiculous, fundraising stunt. that is a quote. how do you respond? dr. stein: what are you afraid of? you know, the american people have a right to vote. we have a right to a transparent process. we have the right to assure that these voting machines that are used in wisconsin are not again -- are no longer used in california, because they are prone to error. they are being eliminated in maryland and virginia. we should have quality voting systems in all of our states. and the american people deserve to have confidence in their vote, especially coming out of this very divisive and bitter election. let's have some assurance that our votes are being counted securely and properly. john: right. there is not anybody i know right now that has ever been involved in recounts that thinks this recount will change the outcome. so is this mainly in academic effort? i do not mean to belittle it in that sense, but are you trying to say that this technology

dr. steinsuggested hackers may have discorrupted the vote consistents and offered absolutely no evidence to support the claim. wisconsin began recounting ballots last week. donald trump called the recounts a scam to raise money. he and his allies have filed lawsuits to block them in each state. our senior correspondent rick leventhal at terrorism tower. dr. stein said she would demand recounts no matter who won. >> reporter: i asked her that question directly. she said it wasn't about hillary clinton and her, meaning herself. it was about ensuring the fairness and interesting grit of the election process and doesn't matter that she only got less than one percent of the vote nationwide. she is said there's compelling circumstance sal evidence that outdated voting machines could have been hacked in multiple states and there were 75,000 ballots in the detroit area with no votes cast for president, which is an unusually high number and why they challenging the votes. >> these three states were iden

dr. stein's statement here.nding a $1 million bond from voters yesterday the court made it clear it has no interest in giving a fair hearing to these voters over the accuracy, security and fairness of an election tainted by suspicion. here's the thing, eugene. they want $1 million. she raised nearly 7 million in an online campaign specifically for a recount. is she not able to use that in this capacity? >> so many voters i don't think dr. stein has made it very clear regarding what it is that the money has been able to raise. significantly more than the amount she initially suggested. it will go to and why it is needed. to your point, it's not really clear why the money she has is not sufficient for doing what it is that she says she wants to do, which she's been a bit vague about. what she has been clear about is that leftover funds if there are any will go to support the green party. what that means isn't very clear, but she says she's going to have a press conference tomorrow outside of trump tower and perhap

dr. jill stein, the 2016 presidential nominee for the green party. dr. sn't your recount now in effect hoping to put another clinton in the white house? and do you still see no difference between hillary clinton and donald trump? >> no, in my view, there are differences. but that's not the question here. the purpose of the recount is not to help one candidate or to hurt the other. and in fact, we had identified three states when one of them did not have a declared winner. so it wasn't clear which way michigan was going to go. and i always stated throughout the campaign that when i was asked whether i would stand up for a recount if there were doubts about the reliability and the accuracy of the vote, i always said yes, i would do that. this is something that the green party has done before. that green candidates have led the way on other recounts in ohio in 2004. and i always said that if there was doubt about the confidence in the vote, that yes, i would stand up and call for a recount. it's not about helping one candidate. this is about helping voters r

the other possibility is dr. stein knows she won't affect or change the outcome. she is being a i could and unstable authoritarian making it seem like she is trying to derail the trump train. but she hates hillary so much she is willing to see her lose again. whatever the case, she popped up like a cold sore in front of trump tower today. her rain-soaked press conference that did little to clarify her reasoning. >> the right to vote is embodied in this recount effort to insure we have a fair and accurate election that we can trust. kennedy: fine, then do it in nevada and new hampshire and minnesota, and while you are at it grab that chafed utter and squeeze, dr. stein. milk it for all its worth or move to cuba with your dead boyfriend fidel. and talk about fair voting on that island prison. she has now been trivialized and soiled past the point of salvation and she'll be remembered how she lands in the race, a loser. i'm kennedy. hi, good to see you. donald trump threatening to slap a 35% tax on any american company that moves jobs or operations are overseas. some

dr. steinue with the recount in battleground states. in pennsylvania where trump won by roughly 50,000 votes, they're appealing a decision by the philly board of elections to deny a forensic audit of voting machines. the stein camp says they're looking for software abnormalities. they call the pennsylvania election system a national disgrace using hackable technology banned in other states. n michigan, they're recounting nearly five ballots by hand. the michigan republican party filed and appeal calling it a waste of time, energy, and tax dollars. the president-elect is widening his lead by at least two dozen more votes. dr. stein spoke outside of trump tower yesterday. >> we're here to assure donald trump there is nothing to be afraid of. if you believe in democracy, if you believe in the credibility of your victory. >> thank you, we'll be right back. so try new dishes like the new grand seafood feast, and the new wild-caught lobster & shrimp trio, with a lobster mac-and-cheese topped lobster

dr. stein less than 1% of the vote nationwide, but says the recount is not about her. >> we're here to assure trump there is nothing to be afraid of if you believe in democracy, if you believe in the credibility of your victory put down your arms and your bureaucratic obstruction, and your intimidation. >> dr. stein says the outcome may not change -- >> the green party filed a lawsuit in federal court this morning after abandoning efforts when a judge in state court ordered the party to pose a $1 million bond. they said they could not afford it even though they have nearly $7 million for the recount. so they filed saying the touch screen machines were hacked and it was easier to manipulate than an iphone. >> when you take a flash drive from one computer and put it in another, you can spread a virus. >> the republican party says the claims are without merritt, and donald trump said it was scam to raise money. >>> jury deliberations back under way in the trial of a former south carolina police of

friend in thes clinton campaign have admitted two these recounts will not change any result >>> dr. stein will hold a press conference to announce her efforts. in washington. fox news >>> fire investigators in meshes county trying to find cause of a fire in hamilton township broke out around 5:45. crews were able to get it under control. thankfully nobody was hurt >>> first responders are truly heros, dispatchers say a man fell in his house, because he had a, he could hear his colleague's siren the responders kno knock. tonight he's in the hospital and cover re. >>> a woman dropped her whatnot at christmas village, sabina kuriakose is live with cheer. bring it on. >> reporter: first of all this good samaritan told me she thought he was doing a simple act of kindness. >> it was big enough to save christmas. >> it was after thanksgiving all through christmas village. she was gathering the presents that would soon surround her family tree had she made a surprise tree. the she realized she was hold key to someone's life. >> i had my driver's license, atm >>> the trips to the dmy clientv just

dr. steinr taking the time. >> great to be with you, erin. >> i want to talk about the recount. first, you were outside trump tower today. al gore, former vice president was also at trump tower today to talk climate change. he met with donald trump. he said it was a sincere and productive conversation. a few weeks ago at a rally for hillary clinton he said trump would create a climate catastrophe. does it trouble you al gore would take a meeting and describe it so positively today? >> you know, it doesn't trouble me. i find it strange. i'm not sure i believe it. i don't know what's going on. you know, i -- i am concerned, obviously, about where donald trump stands. he's had a very consistent history. he's highly invested, for example, in the dakota access pipeline. is he going to respect the recent decision not to grant a permit and require an environmental impact study? yeah, i mean, i think you have to judge donald trump by his record which is very clear which is rather disastrous. but i have

stein scam. in the end it's not dr. stei, in that would benefit from all of this but hillary clinton and she would have to win all three states for her to win enough electoral votes to overturn the results of the election. jenna: rick, thank you. >> we have seen the president elect engaged in the world. he has poan to more than 450 world leaders and i have spoken to a few dozen myself. he took the call, accepted her congratulations and good wishes and it was precisely that. i understand some of the controversy in the media about this. >> not just the media, the chinese government. >> yes, of course. i would tell you that the american people find it very refreshing, the energy that our president elect is bringing to the whole transition. jon: vice vice president, elect mike pence. are the media overreacting? joining us now cheryl and author of upcoming book, the smear, also with us rich lowery, fox news contributor and editor of the national review. do you think the media are overreacting, if so why? >> i'm not sure if i

dr. jill stein's desperate and misguide efforts to recount the votes in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania blowing up. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. lou: we are apparently nearing an end to the presidential recounts sought by jill stein and the hillary clinton campaign. the state of wisconsin reporting its recount is more than 70% complete. hillary clinton has gained 82 votes as a result of the recount to this point. donald trump still leads clinton by more than 22,000 votes. a federal judge in michigan ended that state's ineffectual recount. he ended it last night concluding there was never any evidence of foul pl

dr. jill stein. well them back. what is happening in wisconsin? wisconsin is what is happening in all three states where the recount is proceeding. what is happening all over america. this is not what democracy looks like. the recount asks the question, do we have a voting system which is accurate, secure, and just? is this a voting system we can trust? we attempted to verify the vote and we're still fighting to do that. 10,000 more volunteers who are involved at the community level are fighting on. but there has been obstruction at every turn, including gamesmanship in the courts. , thed trump, his pacs republican party have created a minefield everywhere that they can at every possible turn to create legal hurdles. the cost has been raised to an outrageous price will stop wisconsin started at 1.1 million, raised the price to three point finally and dollars. the idea that we should have -- we ordinary citizens, in order to have a vote we can be called in and, should have to go out and raise millions and millions of dollars in order to do that is

dr. steined less than 1% of the vote but says the recount is not about her. >> we are here to assure donald trump there is nothing to be afraid of. if you believe in democracy, if you believe in the credibility of victory, put down your arms, end your bureaucratic obstruction. end your intimidation. reporter: in philadelphia the green party filed a lawsuit in federal court this morning after abandoning a efforts to force recount in state courts that her camp would have to post one million dollars bond. they said they couldn't support it even though the green party raised $7 million to fund the recount of the they filed the in court saying touch-screens were able to hack and easier to manipulate a than a iphone. >> make it clear when you put one flash drive from one computer to another you can spread a virus. reporter: republican party says stein's claims are completely without merit. donald trump tweeted out over the weekend this is a scam to raise money. melissa: wow, rick, thank you. connell:

. >> dr. steinow many votes did you get in this election. >> how many votes did donald trump got? >> he got 62.5 million. >> he got 2 1/2 million less votes than hillary clinton. >> i got 62.5 million votes. how many votes did you get. >> dr. stein, could you answer the question? look at this... a silicon valley server farm. the vault to man's greatest wonders... selfies, cat videos and winking emojis. speaking of tech wonders, with the geico app you can get roadside assistance, digital id cards... or even file a claim. do that.. yeah, yeah that should work. it's not happening... just try again. uh, i think i found your problem. thanks. hmm... the award-winning geico app. download it today. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. what's the best way to get v8 or a fancy juice store?s? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... do

dr. jill stein could do that. so the problem was not our problem, it was their problem. name is john. news station.with you spoke about what great campaign reporting was done, and i agree with you. however, it was found that the majority of stories that were shared came from these more alternative sources of news that turned to be fake news. from these fringe sites. i'm curious to see your thoughts on what you think led to this growth of acceptance that people have had in these kinds of stories. we saw what it turned out as one of the pizzerias in d.c. i'm curious what your thoughts are. >> junk sells, and it always has. i'm sure there are times where circulation for the national enquirer was greater than the new york times. it is challenging for the democracy, but it does not change our job as journalists, which is to do the best reporting and most honest reporting we can. there's going to be more noise out there. the world is changing. people were saying to me whether or not we should be reporting donald trump's tweets. my reaction is if it is newsworthy, absolutely. i talked about

dr. jill stein she used the persona of a rentsterred voter -- registered voter as the plaintiff. >> the pennsylvania system of elections both generally and in this particular case has violated the rights of veerts ts count. >> reporter: lawyers of the jill stein presidential campaign filed a lawsuit in philadelphia demanding a recount in pennsylvania and examination of touch screen saying they could be hacked by other countries or domestically, as well. >> this is a state where the majority of voters are forced to vote with machines that are easier to hack than an iphone. they are vulnerable and hackable and we need to make sure they were counted. >> president-elect trump is calling the recount move by stein, a scam and waste of time. in wisconsin, a recount is underway. it does not hillary clinton's campaign is directly involved in the recount effort, but say they are monitoring with their own lawyers. these three states put donald trump over the top in electoral college. many consider this a long shot at that. >> there are a lot of votes out there that t properly. we want to get to the truth, we w

dr. steinaid shell file a federal lawsuit tomorrow calling for a recount on constitutional grounds which is not correct video but i will take you to the oakland police department with the news conference underway now on the horrible fire that has taken so man lives in oakland at the wear husband. >> -- the warehouse. >> we have media updates but, first afternoon were i will start with sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff the coroner's bureau. sergeant? >> at this point the last number we gave out of deceased folks was 30 and now it is 33 victims we work inside the building and if you would lick a emergency i would say we are 35 to 40% through the building. that work continues. i am sure fire can comment more. >> i would like to introduce, we have a lot of media from out of the country and from outside of the state of california and i introduce mayor schaaf. >> at this time, we have delivered the unacceptable and horrific news of losing a loved one to seven of our families. we will

and you're also raising a ton of money doing it more than twice what i think dr. steinsed during this campaign season. but answer this question. you're suggesting that these machines could have been hacked. how specifically? you raised the suggestion back it up. tell me how the russians or some hostile foreign actor. >> no. that's not fair. number one, you bring up the money as a throw away, a dig at my integrity and my candidate's integrity. >> oh, no. >> very important to understand. let me finish, please. at the end of the day it's important to understand that we raised all of that money in small donor donations, $47 average. 140,000 people have made donations. only 414 of them have been over $1,000. the money that's being raised is pouring in from ordinary people. >> let me make even more. >> from people that had concerns. >> pledge this then and i'm not calling your integrity into question but you raised it with will you pledge now that that money will only go to recount efforts and none of that will be spent for party activities or future campaign. >> that money w

as you know, dr. stein scheduled a press conference tomorrow in front of trump tower to announce her federal lawsuit. >> the president-elect trump is still considering his choices for secretary of state. and man, oh, man, the short list has maybe even grown. there's a wide range of candidates from mitt romney, rudy giuliani, john bolton up there in the corner. but a top adviser to mr. trump, kellyanne conway saying he's expanding his search beyond the four or five announced last week. we'll have to see who that includes. kristen fisher has the latest from washington. >> at first, the race for secretary of state seemed to be centered around two people, mitt romney and rudy giuliani. but today, one of the president-elect's senior advisers, kellyanne conway, confirmed mr. trump is expanding his short list for one of the most powerful cabinet positions. >> it's true he brought in to search, and secretary of state is an incredibly important position for any president, so he needs to talk to different people. you

. >> reporter: tomorrow dr. stein will hold a press conference, a formal one in front of trump towers to announce her efforts at the federal level. >> just to be clear, she says this isn't about trump winning but she's only challenging three states where he won where he wasn't expected to win. >> correct. >> just want to make sure we've got that right. >> you've got it right. >> we'll be watching these pressers tomorrow. thank you. >>> you can see the entire interview with jill stein and kellyanne conway on fox news sunday with chris wallace at the top of the hour after our show. >>> stick around for this. as firefighters and rescue workers are working quite literally around the clock searching for more victims and trying to figure out what caused that deadly warehouse fire in oakland. >> i texted one of my friends immediately, and, you know, people were checking in on facebook. we're all checking in looking for them, and they're still not accounted for, and i can only think the worst at this point. for them, and they

dr. stein's efforts to force a recount in pennsylvania were dealt a setback when a judge ordered petitioners to post a $1 million bond. stein is holding a press conference outside trump tower today at 10:00 a.m. to discuss next steps on the recount. in oakland, california, at least 33 people have died after a fire ripped through a converted warehouse hosting an electronic music concert on friday. the death toll is expected to continue to rise. it is already the deadliest fire in the city's history. the fire broke out in what was known as the ghost ship, an artist collective that housed many young artists and musicians. mourners have been gathering to remember those lost in the fire. >> they were amazing. you know? they were amazing. i am sorry for everyone's loss. the people i didn't know. it is just -- i can't -- it is mind blowing. it is heartbreaking. amy: cuba has concluded nine days of mourning after the death of fidel castro. on his ashes were entombed near sunday, the remains of cuba's independence hero jose marti in the cemetery in santiago de cuba. cuban president raul castro , fide

. >> reporter: one of jill stein's lawyers here in philadelphia this morning. dr. jill stein spoke at a demonstration outside the trump tower in manhattan this morning. >> we will not give in to intimidation, to legal maneuvering and to bureaucratic obstruction. >> reporter: at the same time lawyers for the jill stein presidential campaign filed suit in federal court here in philadelphia demanding a statewide recount of the clinton trump vote in pennsylvania and a forensic examination of the widely used voting machines here claiming many machines can get hacked by hostile nations or domestic experts as well. >> this is a state where the majority of voters are forced to vote with vre machines. vre machines are easier to hack than an iphone. which is crazy. they're vulnerable, they're hackable and we need to make sure that those votes on those machines were counted. >> reporter: in wisconsin a recount is already under way. the green party has one going in michigan as well. these three states put donald trump over the top in the electoral college. the trump camp is try

dr. jill stein. michigan's election board deadlocked over donald trump to prevent that recount. that means the recount will start next week, unless a court intervenes, stein is defending her decision to request a recount in michigan and pennsylvania. >>> gloomy day, we're going to carry this throughout the weekend. >> let's hope not. it will. >> yeah, cloud cover it going to stick around. we may see a few rays of sun tomorrow. more clouds and sun into the forecast, especially into the weekend. right now, certainly feeling like december, 35 degrees at the moment. wind from the west northwest, and dew points at 20, which means we've got very dry air. maybe crank on the humidifier. 32 degrees in west bend, around 30 waukesha. beaver dam, 31, and 35, again, in the city. a little bit of a wind, not much of a problem the weekend. that will be changing around from the south, however, as we get into your sunday. watching a storm system way up to our north and to our west. this is going to bring our first measurable snow into our forecast this weekend. the next 12 hours showing the cloud

thank you, we'll get into with our fox report interview with our guest into really the end game for dr. stein and also what any of this really matters in the big picture. >>> right now, president-elect donald trump is facing a tough decision. who will he choose as secretary of state? we're breaking down some new choices for top diplomat and what they bring to the world stage. >>> plus the pentagon set to review its islamic state savages strategy with mr. trump. and he is a harsh critic. and now the chairman of the joint chiefs is [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her new mobile wedding business. at first, getting paid was tough... until she got quickbooks. now she sends invoices, sees when they've been viewed and ta-da, paid twice as fast! see how at quickbooks-dot-com. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up t

. >> reporter: and we learned tomorrow dr. stein will hold a press conference in front of trump towers to announce her efforts at the federal level. arthel, back to you. >> elizabeth prann, thanks, elizabeth. >> thanks. >>> firefighters in oakland continue the painstaking task of recovering victims from that warehouse in oakland where the death toll now at 24 is expected to rise. we'll have more on the investigation ahead. >>> and we'll be looking at why that building was allowed to be open by the government in the first place. >>> plus, overseas defense secretary ash carter is speaking out about what we need to do in our fight against isis in iraq. john bolten, who is under consideration as a possible secretary of state, the vice president-elect mike pence this morning said he's one of five under consideration. he is here, as usual, live to tell us what we need to do against the radical islamic terrorists. >>> and who does mr. donald trump have in mind for some of the unfilled cabinet positions like homeland securiretary? >> i thin

hour, we'll get into with our fox report interview with our guests into really the end game for dr. stein and also what any of this really matters in the big picture. right now president-elect donald trump is facing a tough decision. who will he choose as secretary of state? we're breaking down some new choices for top diplomat and what they bring to the world stage. >>> plus the pentagon set to review islamic state strategy with mr. trump. he's been a harsh critic. now the chairman of the joint chiefs is responding. this is the fox report. the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside the person who opens it. give ancestrydna, the simple dna test that can reveal their ethnic origins. order now at ancestrydna.com and save 10%. >>> who does the president-elect want for the job of secretary of state? well, that search is apparently expanding beyond the pool of what was reported to be a final four of candidates. here are the four we've been telling you about. new york city mayor rudy giuliani. david petraeus, mitt romney. apparently there are some other names. there are hin

thank you, we'll get into with our fox report interview with our guest into really the end game for dr. stein and also what any of this really matters in the big picture. >>> right now, president-elect donald trump is facing a tough decision. who will he choose as secretary of state? we're breaking down some new choices for top diplomat and what they bring to the world stage. >>> plus the pentagon set to review its islamic state savages strategy with mr. trump. and he is a harsh critic. and now the chairman of the joint chiefs is responding. this is "the fox report." i'm harris faulkner. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between meals. from metamucil, the #1 doctor recommended brand. i have a big meeting when we land, but i'm so stuffed up, i can't rest. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka-seltzer plus night liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms. plus, unstuffs your nose. oh, what a relief it is. [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select mo

dr. jill stein who , sued for the recount in michigan as well as in wisconsin, go to democracynow.org. president-elect donald trump and his daughter met with al gore monday to discuss climate change. trump has rejected global scientific consensus and called climate change in chinese hoax. peaeaks ofs as s a volcano hahawaii's big islaland have ben hit byby nearly t three feet t f snow, with meteteorologiststs warning more is on the way. the washington post has revealed the pentagon sought to bury an internal study that revealed the agency's vast bureaucracy wastes as much as $125 billion. sources told "the washington post" the pentagon hid the study out of concerns congress would use it to cut the defense budget. palestinian leaders and others are expressing outrage at the israeli parliaments vote monday to retroactively legalize thousands of jewish-only settlements on palestinian land in the israeli-occupied west bank. the settlements are considered illegal under international law. the measure passed the first of three required votes during a contentious session 60 to 49. monday, this

dr. jill stein spearheaded a recount in states where president-elect donald trump won narrowly over hillarylinton. >>> nine bodies pulled from the wreckage of a warehouse fire in oakland, california. authorities warn there may be more bodies trapped in the debris. the blaze started friday night. the city of oakland says there are reports of people living illegally in the building and it started investigating those reports just three weeks ago. now back to justice with judge jeanine. for headlines log on to foxnews.com. >>> welcome back to justice. another big week for president-elect trump and his transition team. max sclapp and former senator chuck schumer, joining me now. all right, gentlemen. i think the news of the night is that pennsylvania recount stopped so we don't know what is going on in michigan and wisconsin. we know yesterday, the ag brought an order to stop it f you just have michigan and wisconsin, 16 and 10 electoral votes, it's not enough to move anything. so was this all to get money into the coffers of jill stein? >> i think yes. i mean, i am not a fan of jill stein. >> i

dr. jill stein. >>> this wednesday march 75 years of the japanese attack on pearl harbor and the first time ever a sitting japanese prime minister will visit the site. he will visit pearl harbor in hawaii later this month alongside president. obama. earlier this month president. obama visited hiroshima. and a memorial to the victims of the atomic that ended world war ii. >>> outside of our doors, a mix of sun and clouds in temperatures are cooler today. we will be on a cooling trend for the next two days. make sure that you have your jacket along. and a view here, looking is, we are covering clouds at this moment. we are looking at mostly cloudy skies. temperatures again are chilly. 52 santa rosa, 51 nevada, into the inner east bay we have 52. livermore, around the bay, a lot of 50s. 53 san francisco, and into the south bay 56. temperatures are cooler. and, just a tad cooler than when we were 20 years ago -- 20 ago. and, you can see that coming into the north, and mostly cloudy in and out of the clouds as this continues to stream in. and, it is by wednesday, things start to change. by wedne

candidate, jill stein, officially requested the recount last week, and then clinton campaign workers said they will send a lawyer to the table. but wisconsin officials say they rejected drjill stein's request to recount every ballot by hand and that decision is up to the individual counties. donald trump narrowly beat hillary clinton in wisconsin by 22,000 votes less than one percentage vote but officials think it will have the same result. even if the president-elect loses the recount he would still lead clinton. he called the effort led by stein. i've our own kennedy asked her is it this how you want to be remembered. what ising this really about? >> reporter: well, a lot of people have suggested it's about jill stein putting money in the green party coffers and raising the green party awareness, and it's also expensive and nobody expects it to changing in, including the stein campaign. the deadline is a week before the electoral college votes. stein says she is doing it to ensure the process is transplanter parents and also to rule out potential hacking for which there is no evidence. a recount in michigan is supposed to start tomorrow and she i suing for one in penn

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. >> you said dr. stein is fund-raising for this. how much will these recount efforts cost? >> they cost a lot. so in wisconsin, the estimated amount was $3.5 million that she paid. it actually turned out that it was $3.9 million in estimated costs but the election commission in wisconsin due to a error gave her an underestimate for the cost and they'll charge her more if it costs more. in michigan, i believe it is just under $1 million. in pennsylvania, it is a bit more than that, as well. so i think she would need around $7 million to pay for it. >> and any indication she's able to raise that much? >> it does look like she she is being able to. so there is the donations keep coming in. and she has -- she has raised a fair amount of money thus far. >> tara golshan, politics and policy reporter for vox, thank you for laying that out for us this morning. >> thanks so much. >>> house ways and means committee chair kevin brady, u.s. trade representative michael froman, a number of economic expers and republican and democratic vat gists nowen ot impact of the election on trade p