be ready for an opening there fire location in the neighborhood northeast philadelphia unruh and gillespy. another one in delco collindale at broad and montgomery. here's what happened yesterday with the hot mess on septa, started out with the equipment problems from the cold weather and then wire felon top of the train in jenkintown leading to two hour delays. then work rules and engineers on the delays kept those guys there working the p.m. rush hour, which then cancelled more trains for folks, heading home. hot mess, put it behind us, septa says all of the trains at least right now getting out of the gate with no delays and we will monitor as we go along the as we saw from yesterday bundle up whether you are standing for a bus train, trolley or just for that person will pick you up on your car pool you need to be trust add pope eighthly this morning. ninety-five to problems straight ahead into downtown philadelphia. karen, back over to you. >>> breaking right now this morning there is a woman on life support after she was found badly beaten. lets get out to steve keeley at police headq

ninety-five in the city, fire at unruh and gillespy in the great northeast.f you are heading out to the outlets, sanatoga watch for construction. good morning to wilmington delaware. they got knee than lights all lit up, even frosty the snow man there on the front lawn. keep those pictures coming, it is a very kelly christmas. we love showing pictures have of how well, you decorated your home, all you have to do is post a picture to facebook, twitter, instagram, use that # fox 29 lights contest so we can continue to show pictures here on tv and also on social media, plus we will pick a home and make a visit, one night this week and broadcast live from somebody's front lawn. what night should we do it? scottie will give us the best info in 15 seconds. >>> all right. thanks so much, bob. of course we're talking about those lights, either wednesday or thursday looks good across the delaware valley. looking at the cold temperatures right you this. we're waking up to the teens, for many 17 in trenton. nineteen lancaster. 14 degrees in allentown. 20 degrees, appare

prince william county board chair cory gillespie and frank wagner and rob wittman. one democrat is running. on friday all five made their pitches to the chamber of commerce as one of two governors races being held in 2017. experts say this could give us an idea of what voters think of their new president. >> virginia is likely to be seen as a referendum on the first was one of trump's most visible supporters and says his success in the race may be tied with what happens in the new administration. gillespie is considered the favorite among republicans and has an early lead. >>> 2019, that is probably the next time you'll be able to go up to the observation deck at the washington monument. it's going to be closed for the next two years for a complete overhaul of that broken el the money is being donated to fix the elevator's issues. this is the second time he has come to the rescue. after the 2011 earthquake he donated half of the $15 million it took to repair the elevator then. >>> you might notice a new addition on the national mall starting today. the museum is add

corey stewart, he had gillespie, and state senator frank wagner and congressman rob whitman. only one democrat is running. that is lieutenant governor ralph northham. today all five made their pitches to the virginia chamber of commerce in williamsburg. as up with of only two governor's races in an idea what have voters think of their new president. >> virginia is likely to be seen as a referendum on the first year of donald trump. >> stewart was one of trump's most visible supporters and admits his success will be tied to the success of the new administration. among republicans, gillespie has an early fund-raising lead and is considered the favorite. >>> drama in a south carolina courtroom today as one juror michael slager is charged with murder in the shooting death of walter scott in north charleston. the jury is also allowed to consider a lesser charge of man slaughter. but a juror told the judge today he could not vote for conviction in good conscience. later the jury foreperson said they might be able to agree on a verdict if they could get a clarification of the law. j

need to recommendster to be eligible for this and you know he's locked in a griingt against ked gillespie. and so we spoke to -- you say you're doing this to show your support for second amendment but you know this will out raiming your critics. defend this. is this a responsible things to do. >> absolutely. look, this is semi-ma matic rifle and one of the most popular rifles in the united states and bring attention to the need for constitutional carry in virginia and we should have it and that's -- i'm hoping to accomplish that as we move into the raffle. >> all right so. no apologies from cory stewart about this rifle giveaway tonight now, keep in mind we did reach out to ed gillespie campaign they said they would rather not comment on this today and gun control advocates point out it's very interesting to them this was selected. they could have chosen any keep you of firearm, they chose the ar 15 in particular to gun control advocates they say that's concerning that's a weapon that's been involved in mass shooting incidents across the country and of course last weekend the man that ent

polls suggest he has a slight edge over gillespie in a head-to-head general election matchup.e've also posted a link to the poll in the nbc washington app. >>> it's a mystery rocking a small town. jolting them out of bed on some nights. some residents of cheverly, maryland, say the booms date back several decades and cause damage to their homes. what's even more nobody knows what causes it. mayor mike callahan has been trying to get to the bottom of it since he took office. >> the booms are one of our amazing little mysteries that drive us closer together. there's always the popular theory that they're digging a tunnel under our town as an escape route from washington, d.c., to get to andrew's air wor force base. >> the university of maryland seismology program has been called in and agreed to help the town try to figure out what's causing the noise. >>> now, to the district where people say metro is keeping them up at night and causing their homes to shake. we'll take a closer look at the problem and what's being done about it. >>> i'm adam tuss in tysons corner. most nights

nick gillespie the editor of reason.com. this is an hour and a half. >> hello, good evening everyone thank you for coming to the cato institute. tonight we are going to be talking about the ongoing attacks of the freedom of speech and freedom of the press and what we can do to combat those attacks. as always it's cato digital i encourage you all to use it liberally on the letter and instead ran. share your thoughts, reflections, favorite quotes from the panel. those of you that are watching on c-span or one of the online channels can use it to send questions which i will be looking for on my phone throughout the panel. the freedom of speech and freedom of press are essentially where an increasingly we are discovering far too many people might say they support them but in actuality they don't support those that safeguard any of the above. on the campaign trail we saw boats from hillary clinton and donald trump called to close sections of the internet to combat isis. last week donald trump doubled down on his dislike with an i

=take sot= matt gillespie, concord says: "the one under the devry is three times as expensive, which is why i park here." babara kautz, marin says: "if ir late and can't get into this ga runs=14 =cont vo= the garage also offer the garage also offers free parking on city council nights. the dalziel garage down the street will now take those folks in. public works is not saying when... or if this garage will ever re-open. sam/2shot coming up: vo a case of mistaken identifity? the reason this woman was turned away from renting a car. ==4 shot== toss to weather an over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to have health insurance starting january 1st, you need to enroll by december 15th. visit covereca.com today. ==

firefighters say they got multiple calls about a house up in flames near agate and gillespie last night around 7- 30. you can see from these pictures most of the damage was contained to the garage. crews are still looking into the cause. no one was hurt. sentenced-v a former math teacher will spend at least two years in kept a journal on her cell phone detailing the encounters with the -14- year-old boy. junior high"...when she was arrested. police say she was also a friend of the victim's family. police have identified the man charged with killing his son. he is michael gardenhire. police say they were on another call around 8:30 tuesday night... when they heard 3 gunshots and ran in that direction. that's when they say gardenhire came out of an apartment near rainbow and windmill saying he shot his son. police indicate the father and son were arguing before the for the person who shot and killed a man in front of his child. it's a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. investigators say the man was arguing with his ex about the custody of their child when a stranger

house fire caused major damage to a rowhouse in tacony, the fire broke out along the 6700 block of gillespie street and crew as rived on the street and found signs of heavy fire on the shore. no word on what may have caused the fire. the apartment building in queen village after a water main break, the break happened after 7:00 along the southbound lanes of columbus boulevard. the suv got stuck in the hole and had to be pulled out. lane closures remain in that area. >>> and an emotional day in bustleton as students learned about the holocaust from an auschwitz survivor. he spoke to the students as part of the holocaust survival program. students were shown pictures as he told the story of survival. the one of a kind program shares lesson from the holocaust from those that experienced it. a south jersey family continues to give back for the holidays, they set up a troy drive in honor of a loved one that suffered a brain injury shortly after birth. in an effort to make others smile for christmas proved once again to be a success. annie mccormick has the story from marlton. >>> sam's uncle and

. >>> also now this morning, investigators are looking at the cause of a fire at this home on gillespie street. fire crews put it out within minutes. no reports of anyone hurt. >>> a south jersey man accused of killing his estranged wife is on the run. >> and state police are asking you to to be on the look out. his name is jeremiah mo them. they found his estranged wife dead yesterday morning in couple ber lan county. monel was last seen driving a mu chevrolet s-10 pickup. if you seal monel or his truck you're asked to call police. >>> take a look at this close call in south philadelphia. you see a worker running to safety as bricks from a build the city deemed unsafe tumbled to the ground. the problems began if 2014 when the facade of the building came down during a thunderstorm. licenses and inspections admitted to declaring the property unsafe but emphasizes that the owner is ultimately responsible for maintenance. we spoke to the neighbor whose camera caught the problems last week. >> this was totally avoidable. i think it was a little irresponsible to let it go for this long. two

brian gillespie is a fellow electronic musician from the madison area. he says the fire hits close to home. >> it's very sad, it's very devastating, a lot of friends lost a lot of good friends and people out there. adrienne: shanahan goes by the stage name golden donna. the latest post on his facebook page says he is heartbroken and has several friends among the missing. sheldon: president-elect donald take shape. but one of the biggest appointments he still hasn't announced is secretary of state. vice president-elect mike pence has listed five names of people who are being considered for the post. but trump's campaign manager says that list might be even longer. >> that list is expanding, because at the moment there are no, there is not a finite list of finalists, only because he will interview with additional candidates early this week. floated by the campaign include, former general david petraeus, former ambassador to china jon huntsman, and former presidential candidate mitt romney. donald trump's thank you tour continues this week. the president-el

he marches in and takes it because he got the wrong message -- remember april gillespie gave the wrongo we avoid a war with tillerson, because stupidity and ignorance do bring wars, and failure to lay down the law ahead of time is usually what will do it. your thoughts? >> of course, we'll have to engage, we'll have to avoid that through diplomacy. i do want to underscore if you've run exxonmobil, you have a lot of experience with diplomacy, with people around the world. that's important to say first and foremost. >>> when we return let me finish with trump watch for tonight. this is "hardball," the place for politics. happy anniversary dinner, darlin' can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >>> trump watch monday, december 12, 2016. you could certainly argue

say the victim was found dead at 8:30 this morning in the kitchen of a home on the 8600 block of gillespie street. a man is being questioned but right now no charges have been filed. police have not said yet how the victim died. >>> a pediatrician who is facing child pornography charges has died in the montgomery county prison. 48-year-old david kennedy died yesterday. officials are awaiting the results of an autopsy performed this morning. kennedy was a physician at personal care pediatrics in pennsburg. he was arrested on november 28th. >>> late today police identified the two people killed in a crash in northeast philadelphia last night. police say ramon rodriguez camacho and lorraine rivera died when their mercedes sedan slammed into the back of a school bus. the accident happened on roosevelt boulevard near woodward street at 9 o'clock last night. the car burst into flames. police say the mercedes was traveling well above the 45 miles an hour speed limit. only the driver was on board the bus and she was not hurt. >>> today a judge dismissed the lawsuit aimed at blocking the philadelph

the 36-year-old was found dead at 8:30 this morning in the kitchen of a home on the 8600 block of gillespie street. no charges have been filed. police have not yet said how the victim died. >>> a philadelphia police officer is okay after colliding with a pickup truck tonight in olney. the crash happened at the intersection of 5th and fisher at 7:00. authorities are investigating what led up to it. >>> philadelphia police are looking for three men who robbed a local restaurant owner an his wife at gun point. surveillance video shows that the men with guns forced 64-year-old corn sal to his own home in olney at 3:30 this morning. he and his wife were pushed to the ground and the men took off with a bag that contained $3,000. the son believes the man followed his parents from their business to their house. >> it's scary to happen to my parents. i worry about them coming home at night and they're planning to retire shortly. and this is all happening before they plan to retire it's just kind of devastating. >> investigators say the attackers took off in a silver or white ford vehicle. >>> a pedi

include board of stewart, state senator frank wagner and former republican national committee dharm ed gillespie. >>> it's 6:15. here are four things to know this morning. mgm national harbor is now open. it the ka sew know filled to capacity. it's calmed down as party toers are headed home. it is expected to be a busy weekend. >>> the opening caused quite a not too bad. follow us on twitter for updates in case that changes. >>> a second police officer is dead after an ambush in florida. the officer died at the hospital last night. he and another officer were both shot earlier this week. they were best friends. >>> we are remembering an american icon. former astronaut and senator john glenn died age of 95. in 1962 he became the first american to orbit the earth. >>> it was that mission that john glenn pie lotted. it's now a main attraction at the smithsonian here in washington. a curator says america has tuly lost a hero and a legend. >> john glenn is one of the three most important american astronauts. at 77 when he returned to space on discovery. >>> a second day of heavy snow is falling near

firefighters say they got multiple calls about a house up in flames near agate and gillespie last night around 7- fire out. you can see from these pictures most of the damage was contained to the garage. crews are still looking into the cause. no one was hurt. people in the southeast are waking up to serious damage today. five people are dead after tornados touched down in alabama, georgia and tennessee. jackson county, alabama saw some of the worst damage. strong winds knocked down trees and powerlines..and turned buildings into rubble. in georgia--three tornadoes touched down near area. thankfully no one was injured. robin o much wind...everything was flying everywhere. it was bad." (co-worker) "really dark up there...right there in front of us." (robin cook, witness) "the wind was just like.and the whole door just shook." a tornado killed two people in tennessee--a state that's already reeling from a raging wildfire. happening today, president-elect donald trump is kicking off a "thank you" tour following his big election victory. he and vice-president elect mike pence will hold a ra

sparked a fire that nearly destroyed a home in tacony, this is the scene along the 1600 block of gillespie street at 3:00 a.m. firefighters arrived and found heavy smoke and flames pouring from the second floor and everyone inside of the home got out safely. it's still not clear if anyone was hurt or how the fire started. a man armed with a knife targeted a popular center city dunkin' donuts this afternoon and police hope that the video helps to catch him. it happened on chestnut street before 6:00 p.m., the man walked in and pulled out a knife and demanding money. the thief walked out no one was hurt. >> detectives are looking for the thief that busted into aaron's rental center along the 300 block of west cheltenham avenue. the suspect used a rock to smash the front window, once inside the man took two flat screen tvs and ran off. if you know anything about this burglary philadelphia police would like to hear from you. >>> a pickup truck driver remains in critical condition at the hospital following a crash that killed a tractor trailer driver along the new jersey turnpike. chopper 6 hd

at gillespie has an early lead over his contenders.e would receive 24% of the votes in a hypothetical gop primary. ralph general matchup and the poll found that he had a wider lead over republicans. alert, a stormwatch 7 vdot says it has already started anti-icing roads in northern virginia. this, the roads are already being pretreated basalt and sand before the temperature starts to dropped her medically. larry: nothing like working ahead of time, just in case. veronica: you have to stay on top of it. we are going to get a little bit of everything. cold, wind, snow, freezing rain, rain, and that maybe ice. next fourt in the days. timing is everything. download the stormwatch 7 app, it's an easy way to stand up of everything. you can zoom in on your neighborhood. as far as right now, we don't have any of that to worry about. this is a good prep day for all of us. little bit, as we know, it can make for a lot of trouble and delays. this will be a far-reaching system to the northeast. friday night, through the day on saturday, even areas

former rnc chairman ed gillespie. only one democrat is running. >>> get readidy for another fabulous weekend with the national symphony orchestra pops. the conductor joins us with two of his soloists. welcome to all of you. we are so excited about this show. laura, you starred in the version of "cinderella." >> we both did. >> i was going to get to you next. and you were nominated as the for your part of the prince for a tony award. i wonder if we're going to hear any songs from "cinderella" this weekend. >> you'll have to come and find out. >> you were also in "frozen." i know a lot of kids would like to know you're going to be singing something from "frozen." you have to come. >> we've already had rehearsals. we did a show last night at the kennedy center, a brand new initiative for the military. "home for the holidays for our troops and their families." it was an abbreviated program. tonight we do the full show at 8:00 at the kennedy center. two shows tomorrow. >> and do the servicemen bring their families? >> they

that would have been a moment and for so long so many people particularly nick gillespie have talked about the libertarian moment.t -- wou but wouldn't this have been out moments? >> it could have been. it sort of was. i will say particular the beginning the campaign cycle i had a moment where i really enjoyed saying like you know what, my guy is not an embarrassment. when i say my guy not the guy that i vote for and are not a restaurant member of the libertarian party ' guys out there saying things that i more or less believe. not for a potential indictmentpo not whatever accusations were thrown at the other candidates. it was a year for libertariansat at least to say you have accused us in the past of being insufficiently serious in here are a couple that aren't. kennedy: how does libertarian party go forward? you're hearing people say bill well was a total sellout discussing what he was doing on rachel maddow and endorsing hillary clinton a person who is supposed to be running and and now it's political career is officially over.r. thank god and you know we need some sort of appea

prince william county chairman cory stewart, and ed gillespie. along with frank wagner and congressman rob wittman, they made their pitch on economic development to the virginia chamber of commerce. but there is another name that donald trump. >> virginia is like lee to be seen as a referendum on the first year of donald trump. >> today, both stewart and wagner sought to underscore their relationship with the president-elect. stewart fiercely loyal, made headlines when the campaign fired him as its virginia chairman back in october for taking things too far. >> trump knows that i continue to be loyal to him. i have had some interaction with some administration since then. we're fine. >> ed gilespy, who has already won support of many virginia state lawmakers and raised the most money is seen as the early front-runner, but his support of trump more lukewarm. >> i'm confident i'll unify republicans and we'll take a unified party to the general election next year. >> the democrat sees an opportunity, too, to push back against the nastiness that defi

well the prince william chairman is running against ed gillespie for republican nomination for governorrginia and he tells "fox5", yes, he's drawing attention to this because he believes he wants them to know in virginia that he is a strong second amendment rights supporter you. >> say you're doing show your support for second amendment but you know it will outrage your critics. defend this. is this a responsible thing to do? >> absolutely. look, this is a semi-automatic rifle. it's one of the more popular rifles sold in the united states. and i also do want to bring attention to the need for constitutional carry any virginia. we should have it. and you know, that's -- so i'm hoping toccomplish that as we move into the raffle. >> reporter: gun control critics, though, say that this ar 15 was same type of weapon used in san bernardino attacks and sandy look elementary school attacks and ar 15 was carried by the man who entered comet pizza in d.c. last weekend reportedly investigating so-called online fake news stories. stewart says the full details of the rules for this contest are poste

. >>> back with my panel now, jeffrey toobin, emily jane fox and patrick gillespie. this was an awkward moment. remember this, when newt gingrich said drain the swamp was off the table. now listen. >> i want to report that i made a big boo-boo. i talked this morning with president-elect donald trump and he reminded me he likes draining the swamp. i mischaracterized it the other day. i'm going to be straightforward and tell you i blew that one. draining the swamp is in. president-elect wants to do it, and you're going to get to be part of it. >> given our conversation and everything we've been talking about, what exactly does draining the swamp mean at this point? do you have any idea? >> getting rid of democrats. i think that's what it means. i think it means that his people will be in charge, and anyone associated with barack obama or the democratic party will be out. i'm not being facetious, i think that's what it means. >> emily, do you -- >> i think it may be meaningless at this point because the definition seems to have shifted, but to them i think it just means

most of you probably know nick gillespie. editor in chief of reason.com. you find him online at twitter@nick gillespie. >> my hours are usually between 2:30 and 3:30 in the morning if you're looking for something to do. i want to get those trump tweets out there, retweet them immediately. >> flemming, your life changed on september 19th, 2005. can you tell us why. >> not right away, but september 19th, 2005, was the day that the so hi called the prophet mohammad were published. nothing happened on the day of the publication. i just received one phone call from a newspaper who had be at the mosque and complained and said he would not sell the newspaper anymore. you get those calls every now and then. so it took a while until i understood that this may change my life. >> right. and why did you publish those cartoons? >> well, the cartoons didn't come out as blue. they were published as part of a debate about self-sensorship and violence regarding islam in denmark and europe. there were several cases pointing to the issue of self-sensorship and intimidation.

at lewis and at oaks just off of 422 and a fire location in northeast philadelphia at unruh and gillespy. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> thanks, bob. developing right now, they think the attack this berlin was terror attack. >> sure looks like it. is live look have of the christmas market what is left of it in the berlin where 12 people were killed and dozens more judge injured after a big truck plowed into people there >> as you can see they are still going through tam age and some of the stuff that happened there buzz lauren is outside christmas village outside city hall. now some people are wondering should we be on alert here too >> reporter: that is right. we heard from police in philadelphia. they said we do want to respond. we don't want want to panic. we want to be vigilant in light of what happened in berlin. police want to create a sense of safety here in our area. lets take to you berlin. video shows that big black truck mike mentioned plowing down barriers running over vendors, shoppers, tourist enjoying a christmas tradition twelve people killed, 50 more injured. scene

the race, corey stewart, chair of the prince william county board of supervisors, strategist ed gillespie and state senator frank wagner of virginia beach ralph northam is the only democrat registered to run. >>> starting jary applications to buy regulated firearms will only be available online. every applicant will need an e-mail address and a credit or debit card. the application fee remains the same at 10 bucks. regulated firearms include handguns and military-style semiautomatic weapons. the move from paper to electronic applications is intended to make the process more efficient. >>> a local company stepping up big tonight to help a spotsylvania county family with a mold infestation. >> and they're not charging them a thing. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver explains what motivated this act of giving. >> reporter: as we pulled up to the davis' spotsylvania county home, the work was already under way. dan's alexandria-based franchise advantaclean beginning to seal up doors and clean up the mold. >> we can return this normal environment where mrs. davis doesn't have to wor

a fire broke out in row home on the 6700 block of gillespie just after 3:00. firefighter had minor injury. thankfully that was the only one. the overnight temperatures were well below freezing making this a hazardous scene even rungs on the firefighters ladders covered in icicles. >>> maybe he just wanted a couple of cheap gifts but this is no way to get them. surveillance video shows a man right after he smashed front window of the rental sent on west chelten avenue this weeke weekend. once inside he grabbed two flat 15 screen television and laptop computer. whole lot to carry but did he. getting away just before 4:00 in the morning. >>> a man who opened fire in a swiss mosque killed himself was not tied to radical islam. that's the word now from investigators as they are looking into the shooting spree in zurich yesterday. they say the 24-year-old stormed the mosque and opened fire on thee people before running off and killing himself. while they say he was not linked to any terror cell or radicalization, he did have a pension for the occult. seven for his m

police say a woman was found dead in a kitchen of a home here on the 8600 block of gillespie street. a man is being questioned but right no charges have been filed. police are still investigating how the victim died. >> police are looking for three men who robbed a local restaurant owner and his wife at gunpoint when they arrived home from work. surveillance video shows the armed men forcing 64-year-old corn fau into his own home around 3:30 a.m. they pushed him and his wife to the ground and stole a bag full of $3,000 and also the couple's handgun. his son believes the men followed his parents from their west philadelphia business to their home on godfrey street in olney. >> this is just very scary to happen to my parents. especially i worry about them coming home at night and they're planning to retire shortly. >> reporter: uh-huh. >> and this all happened before they plan to retire. >> reporter: investigators say their attackers took off in a silver or white ford type of vehicle. >> all right. time now to check temperatures on an important week, a busy week as we count down christ

most of you probably know nick gillespie, editor-in-chief of reason.com and reason tv. you can find in online on twitter here. >> about 330 a.m. if if you're looking for something to do. >> the best time. >> i want to get those trump tweets out there, we tweet immediately. >> flemming, your life changed on september 19, 2005. can you tell us why? >> september 19, 2005, was a day the so-called cartoons of the prophet mohammed were published by the newspaper i worked at back then. nothing happened right away but that is a publication i just received one phone call from a newspaper when, within at the mosque and complained and said he would not sell the newspaper anymore. but as a newspaper you get those calls every now and then. it took a while until i understood that this may change my life. >> right. and why did you publish those cartoons? >> the cartoons didn't come out as blue. there published as part of a debate about citizenship and violence regarding islam and bin laden in europe. there were several cases pointing to the issue of citizens -- censorship and intimida

firefighters say they got multiple calls about a house up in flames near agate and gillespie last night around 7- 30. crews are still looking into the cause. no one was hurt. join us for good morning las vegas tomorrow beginning at 430am... for the latest weather, traffic and breaking news... there is a world, like no other world. where happiness can be found around every corner. savory moments. and moments to savor. filled to the brim with memories and wonder. >>> i thought about her being there screaming my name. >> that is the husband of sherri papini, that missing mom in california missing for three weeks, abducted came back in terrifying condition, and he gave abc news that exclusive interview about the ordeal his wife went through. we have all that coming up. >>> that is coming up. also right now, though, president-elect trump is heading to indiana today with mike pence. kicking off what they're calling a thank you tour after the election. they'll stop at the carrier plant where trump is celebrating a deal saving more than a thousand jobs. >>> a major recovery effort is under way

ed gillespie, former rnc chairman, said go to the states, that is where the low hanging fruit is wherecan make an impact. let's try to win there, so many decisions affect people's lives are not just made by the president or made in washington or in the state by governors, state legislators the republicans made for this smart strategic decision to focus on winning races out there. on the democratic side, you have the organizing for america organization. the obama campaign's offshoot, sort of drew energy away from other democratic groups so you have a case where republicans don't just have the white house and congress but have state governments across the country making a difference and putting in place policies giving democrats a lot of heartburn. >> you got a lot of heartburn? >> the old-timers tell you barack obama during the eight years of his presidency, the first -- >> did a huge amount of fundraising. >> the command center of the electoral war machine, a large use of it, studio in the basement, he did fill the promotional package. overall the studio, when we were there, being held

. >> patrick gillespie with cnn. there's been a lot of talk about manufacturing and trade. what do you think are two or three concrete steps that could be taken to increase manufacturing employment in the united states? and separately, i've asked you about the importance of job training programs, something that you've emphasized. speck specifically, what do you think about worker assistance provided to people who have lost their jobs to trade? are they sufficient? >> i don't want to weigh in, i don't intend to weigh in. i haven't weighed in on either fiscal policy, specifics of evaluating policies. i'm not going to weigh in, either, on the details of particular trade policies. but more generally, i would s say -- you asked me about manufacturing. there have been a lot of manufacturing jobs lost over a period of time, and particularly after the great recession. we've had some recovery in manufacturing employment as the economy has recovered, so to some extent, manufacturing employment depends on the progress of the economy, and we have seen some recovery. over a long period

most of you probably know nick gillespie. editor in chief of reason.com. my hours are usually between 2:30 and 3:30 in the morning if you're looking for something to do. >> the best time. >> i want to get those trump tweets out there, retweet them immediately. >> flemming, your life changed on september 19th, 2005. can you tell us why? >> not right away, but september 2005, was the day that the cartoons of the prophet muhammad were published. nothing happened on the day of the publication. i just received one phone call from a newspaper who had be at the mosque and complained and said he would not sell the newspaper anymore. you get those calls every now and then. so it took a while until i understood that this may change my life. >> right. and why did you publish those cartoons? >> well, the cartoons didn't come out as blue. they were published as part of a debate about self-censorship and violence regarding islam in denmark and europe. there were several cases pointing to the issue of self-censorship and intimidation. a dutch filmmaker was being kill ed

most of you probably know nick gillespie. he is editor and chief of reason.com. fleming, your life changed german medical he in 2005. can you tell us why? fleming: it was the day that the -- of the prophet muhammad were published. nothing happened right away on the day of the publication. call from one phone the newspaper for someone who had been at the mosque and complained and said he would not sell the newspaper anymore. you get those calls every now and then. it took a while until i understood that this may change my life. kat: why did you publish those cartoons? fleming: the cartoons did not come out of the blue. it was published as part of a debate about censorship and violence regarding islam in denmark and europe. cases one several self-censorship. a dutch filmmaker was being kill in amsterdam in 2004. there were other cases. there was this debate, is there self-censorship or not? or is it based in the imagination of those who sensor themselves. to find out, i invited cartoonists in den mark to draw the prophet as they see them. i received some from 25 ac

if you are a republican, i hope you'll consider voting ed gillespie, because i think you would be a strongeader for virginia. your comment about the demographics of the state are true. when i worked campaigns previously in virginia, we had a line. anything south of the rappahannock river was republican. north of it, we had to count votes. raleigh, north carolina, independent line. you are on. caller: i want to make a comment to the great people of texas. you guys sit up there and come the people in texas voted and voted for trump, and i think you are a sellout to your own people. i think you are a communist for what you are doing. the great people of texas have voted, and you are taking it upon use of to vote for somebody else. i think that is wrong. i think it is against the law. i think you are breaking the law. toer than that, you need give your position to somebody else. thank you for your time. host: there have been other electors who have stepped down because they did not want to vote donald trump. why not take that route? guest: i was elected to it while it may not be comfortable, i

he marches in and takes it because he got the wrong message -- remember april gillespie gave the wrong message to vietnam? how do we avoid a war with tillerson, because stupidity and ignorance do bring wars, and failure to lay down the law ahead of time is usually what will do it. your thoughts? >> of course, we'll have to engage, we'll have to avoid that through diplomacy. i do want to underscore if you've run exxonmobil, you have a lot of experience with diplomacy, with people around the world. that's important to say first and foremost. >>> when we return let me finish with trump watch for tonight. this is "hardball," the place for politics. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls