gov. hassan: thank you for moderating and thank you senator ayotte after being here. to all of the viewers tuning in tonight. my first job as governor is keeping our state secure and our communities safe. my first priority will always be keeping our country safe. among the things i have worked on as adding troopers onto our roadways, making sure that we have active shooter training for our law enforcement, and enhancing school safety plans, is our cyber security. making sure that all of our state employees have cyber security training, establishing standards for cyber security, getting rid of outdated hardware and software that made us more vulnerable. that is annexed up in the security at the state level are working together to share information. that is also obviously something we need to do with the private sector as well. mr. mcelveen: let's go to our panel with the next question. john distaso: over the past several months, security efforts dust experts in the u.s. have pointed to russ

gov. hassan: that is right but we have seen an concession speech -- gracious and thoughtful concession speech. our commitment to peaceful transitions, that is what we are seeing unfold right now. if we stay focused on what binds us as americans i think we are going to do just fine. we do have some real differences and we are going to have to figure out how to address those. what i'm looking forward to in washington is representing the people of new hampshire to and senator elect and then senator. we know people will want to come together and build a brighter future and an economy that includes everyone. we know it is possible to keep our economy moving forward and our country safe. my first order of business is going to be to try to get that emergency funding to help us combat our opioid crisis. that is our most pressing challenge. forward. josh: what kind of advice have you had from senator jeanne shaheen? similar with your career trajectory, has she said here is what you should expect co

gov. haley: more than 80,000 new jobs and $20 billion invested has been announced in south carolina over the last five years in every single one of our 46 counties. we had moved 40,000 people from welfare to work. we have now started an inmate to work program which allows us to team up with our inmates, match them up with the skills they need, and they are now able to leave with a job and not just a bus ticket. unemployment has been cut by more than half from 11.1% in 2011 to 4.9% today. more south carolinians are working today than ever before in our state's history. and you have one of your members here that i have to thank for that, my director of employment and workforce, cheryl stanton. if you would please stand. [applause] gov. haley: rockstar, just saying. over the last few years, i have been asked often about what has taken place in south carolina, as if there is a secret formula that spurred our transformation from a state crushed by the collapse of the american textile companies

gov. pence: this is a historic night. [cheers and applause] gov. pence: the american people have spoken and the american people have elected their new champion. [cheers and applause] gov. pence: america has elected a new president and it is almost hard for me to express the honor that i and my family feel that we will have the privilege to serve as your vice president of the united states of america. [cheering] [crowd chanting "usa"] mike pence: i come to this moment deeply humbled. grateful to god for his amazing grace. grateful to my family. my wonderful wife karen. our son michael and his fiancee sarah. our daughter, audrey, far away. and our daughter charlotte. i could not be here without them. i am deeply grateful to the people of america for giving us this opportunity to serve. [cheering] gov. pence: i am mostly grateful to our president-elect whose leadership and vision will make america great again. so let me say it is my high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to you the president-elect of the united states of america donald trump.

gov. hassan: what i would like senator ayotte to do and agree with me about is to stand for new hampshire constitution. the new hampshire constitution says that state dollars cannot be used to fund private schools. we have a court ruling that says we can't spend the money that way, and so, we can't spend the money that way. we will work with the people of croydon to make sure their children have access to a good quality education, something we worked to do throughout the state. moderator: moving forward to foreign policy. >> this is first you, senator ayotte. as iraqi forces continue to push into mosul to unseat isis, there are reports of how complicated it will be to defeat them considering how entrenched they are. if this is truly a stronghold for the terrorist group, should the u.s. be sending and a significant ground force to back up the iraqis and debilitate isis? sen. ayotte: this issue is so important. serving on the armed services committee and chairing the readiness subcommittee f

gov.rown: thank you very much, bob, for a very gracious and there he -- and a very complete introduction. my fellow californians, there are one or two other places where we differ and holding our respective offices as the president of this company and the governorship of the state. he gets a bigger salary than i do, too. [laughter] gov. brown: i would like to ask you a question, bob. i think it is somewhat pertinent to this. it is easier for you to get reelected, but do you think that a person completely without any experience in the pacific gas & electric company or any other electric company in your place in the event you decided to retire? i have a feeling you would take a look around, particularly if it were a motion picture actor who had never worked a day in a public or private utility in his entire life. i think this is a very good argument that i might sit down with right now. but let me just say one or two other things. i see over here on the side it reads, listen, read, think. st

gov. haley: thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. it is absolutely great to be here. i first want to -- i had a great chat with leonard. i want to congratulate him, wherever he went, on being with the federalist society for 25 years. that is pretty amazing and i think everyone owes him a round of applause. [applause] also want to thank alan and carrie. they have been dear friends and just very great supporters. if you ever want to have a good, conservative sparring fight and not feel like you are the only loan souls, he is your guy. fantastic to work with. thank you for having me. i want to start by saying, hyperbole is something that has become all too common in the world of politics. that is not a particularly bold statement. we all follow the news, we all know that it is true, and we all know that it can have a poisonous effect on our clinical system and on our society at large. i say that to say this. exaggeration is something i try to avoid at all costs. keeping that in

[laughter] gov.rown: i would like to ask you a question, bob. i think it is somewhat pertinent to this. it is easier for you to get reelected, but do you think that a person completely without any in the pacific gas & electric company or any other electric company, in the event you decided to retire, all to be put in your place -- ought to be put in your place? i have a feeling you would take a look around, particularly if it were a motion picture actor who had never worked a day in a public or private utility in his entire life. i think this is a very good argument that i might sit down with right now. but let me just say one or two other things. itee over here on the side reads, listen, read, think. study the issues and candidates and vote intelligently. i want to thank you, the employee groups, and you and management that have made it possible for me to come back here to the pacific gas & electric company. the first job i ever had was in the complaint division of the pg&e at 445 sutter street righ

but after the election, gov haley called mr. trump a friend, now saying to make to the welfare of our nation, and to our nation's standing in the world, that is a calling that is important to heed." ms. devos, an advocate for school choice, was a delegate for ohio gov. john kasich. but now tweets "i am honored to work with the president-elect on his vision to make american education great again. " ms. devos doubled-down on a campaign promise of mr. trump's saying she was against common core though she had previously been a member of pro-common core organizations this was a key platform issue of the president-elect. trump: "we are going to end common core, we are going to prority." lana zak tag meanwhile, dr. ben carson, says an announcement is forthcoming on his role and there is still a question about who will represent the us as the top diplomat--with david patreaus, rudy guiliani, and mitt romney all jockeying for the job. lz, abcn, w three spirit squad members and a cheerleader at the university of kansas have been suspended

gov. hassan: what i would like senator ayotte to do and agree with me about is to stand for the new hampshire constitution. the new hampshire constitution says that state dollars cannot be used to fund private schools. we have a court ruling that says we can't spend the money that way, and so, we can't spend the money that way. we will work with the people of croydon to make sure their children have access to a good quality education, something we worked to do throughout the state. moderator: moving forward to foreign policy. i apologize for my mistake, earlier. >> this is first you, senator ayotte. as iraqi forces continue to push into mosul to unseat isis, there are reports of how complicated it will be to defeat them considering how entrenched , they are. if this is truly a stronghold for the terrorist group, should the u.s. be sending in a significant ground force to back up the iraqis and debilitate isis? sen. ayotte: this issue is so important. serving on the armed services committee

john morgan for gov. tonight there is a place for the man who helped push for medical marijuana. right now there is an online petition calling for support for the outspoken attorney and fundraisers to run for gov. in governor in 2018. there has been speculations about other candidates. gov. governor rick scott can't run >>> do you think twice about giving out your number? you should. tonight, we tell you how these are swiping your identity. >> reporter: we asked how many of you have a home a home phone, nearly half of american households don't. here is why you might want to think about having a second number. we know how to protect our social security number but think about everyone that asks for your cell phone number. we give out those numbers really to strangers. that increases your risk for identity theft. with your name and number? can dial crooks can dial into all kinds of information about you. protect yourself, just say no. don't give out your number unless it is necessary. to block your number you can hit star 67 before making a call. other apps let you keep your smart p

but after the election, gov haley called mr. trump a friend, now saying "when the president believes you have a major contribution to make to the welfare of our nation, and to our nation's standing in the world, that is a calling for school choice, was a delegate for ohio gov. john kasich. but now tweets "i am honored to work with the president-elect on his vision to make american education great again. " ms. devos doubled-down on a campaign promise of mr. trump's saying she was against common core though she had previously been a member of pro-common core organizations this was a key platform issue of the president-elect. trump: "we are going to end common core." and, this evening his third designated nomination may be one of the oldest members of the cabinet... 78-year old wilbur ross as commerce secretary. lana zak tag "meanwhile, dr. ben carson, says an announcement is forthcoming on his role and there is still a question about who will represent the us as the t and mitt romney all jockeying for the job. lana zak, abc news,

gov.stion tonight, john. everything is on the table when it comes to keeping our country safe. what we have seen from russia in particular recently is truly outrageous. various acts of aggression, but including aggressive cyber attacks. we have also obviously, taken action towards china in response to some of their aggression in the cyber security arena. but we have to continue to confront and hold accountable foreign nations for those kinds of attacks. among the things we should consider doing is increasing sanctions against russia. we know some of the sanctions we put in place have in fact, really caused putin's close business allies grave concern and weakened them. but everything is on the table and i think it is very important we continue to combat cyber aggressions and attacks as aggressively as we can. >> senator, good to see you tonight as well. some question. would you like me to repeat it? sen. ayotte: no, i think very clearly, whether it is russia or china or frankly, the country

gov. hassan: whatever the job has been whether state senator or governor, my focus is always

[cheers and applause] gov. pence: this is a historic night. [cheers and applause] gov. pence: the american people have spoken and the american people have elected their new champion. [cheers and applause]

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gov. andrew cuomo jerry small candace shultis trt: 1:35 the peace at this st. petersburg church was interrupted last week. a hate symbol was chalked into the ground along with president-elect donald trump's campaign slogan make america great america. nat but, that's not stopping members of king of peace metropolitan church from worshipping. sot i believe we were targeted for who we are. senior pastor candace shultis represents the primarily lgbt congregation. on sunday, she didn't shy away from it telling them they weren't going to live in fear and love will triumph. sot we were gonna continue to problem all over the country. the southern poverty law center has found 701 incidents of hate speech, harassment and vandalism since the presidential election. they say most of it occurred the first three days following it.and that cases involving anti-immigration are the most reported. sot the ugly political discourse of the election did not end on election day new york governor andrew cuomo addressed a church as well.saying the hate crimes need to stop. sot these act

but after the election, gov haley called mr. trump a friend, now saying when the president believes you have a major contribution to make to the welfare of our nation, and to our nation's standing in the world, that is a calling that is important to heed. ms. devos, an advocate for school choice, was a delegate for ohio gov. john kasich. his vision to make american education great again. ms. devos doubled-down on a campaign promise of mr. trump's saying she was against common core though she had previously been a member of pro-common core organizations. this was a key platform issue of the president-elect. meanwhile, dr. ben carson, says an announcement is forthcoming on his role and there is still a department. lana zak, abc news, washington. tom: and just in, donald trump has picked 78-year-old wilbur ross as commerce secretary. ross is the chairman and chief strategy officer of private-equity firm w.l. ross and co, which specializes in buying failing companies. stepped up security in new york, >> officials say extra security

gov. haley: also want to thank alan and carrie. they have been dear friends and just very great supporters. if you ever want to have a good, conservative sparring fight and not feel like you are the only lone souls, he is your guy. fantastic to work with. thank you for having me. i want to start by saying, hyperbole is something that has become all too common in the world of politics. that is not a particularly bold statement. we all follow the news, we all know that it is true, and we all know that it can have a poisonous effect on our political system and on our society at large. i say that to say this. exaggeration is something i try to avoid at all costs. keeping that in mind, we are currently living through what may be the most interesting time in american political history. [laughter] gov. haley: and i want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak to you about it today. where we are, how we got here, where we are going. these are all questions being asked around the nation

gov. nikki haley/ -r- south carolina: "i taught my two little ones that you don't push people around." now being considered for secretary of state. another option for the job -- mitt romney who blasted trump during the primaries. mitt romney/-r- fmr. presidential candidate: "here's what i know, donald trump is a phony, a fraud." but after the election tweeted "best wishes for our duly elected president." saturday - the former republican nominee and the president elect man is a pathological liar." the man candidate trump dubbed 'lyin ted' is on the short list for attorney general. and another texan who in 2011 couldn't remember the government agency he would eliminate fmr. gov. rick perry/ -r- texas: "commerce, education, and the uh, what's the third one there, let's see." fast forward six years -- rick perry may potentially head that department -- the department of energy. as the team takes shape -- the president elect is expected to go back on the road. and resurrect the rally. tour -- tr

with republican congressmembers tweeting that they're going to shake things up in washington sot - gov. mike pence: "we're going to move an agenda that's going to rebuild our military, revive he also met with someone who he considers a worthy advisory - years. sot - rep. nany pelosi: "glad to see you here... no offensive to the president elect but you know the territory meanwhile president obama's final trip overseas as head of state continues to be dominated by questions of trump and his readiness for office. sot - president obama: "if you're not serious about the job, then you probably won't be there very long. tag: when asked when we would be hearing more about trump's cabinet, his team said probably around thanksgiving... as a presidential candidates also made their first choices. maggie rulli, abc news, washington developing right now.. the fed says it still plans to raise interest rates next month. federal reserve chair janet yellen told congress today that donald trump winning the white house doesn't change that decision. but.. she also said a big government spending plan could

among the guests were kentucky gov. matt bevin and u.s. sen. tom cotton of arkansas - two republicans speculated to make a 2020 presidential run. their visit to iowa comes as no surprise, seeing as the hawkeye state is battleground territory and contenders test the waters because of its first-in-the- nation status. previous guests of branstad's birthday bash include u.s. sen. marco rubio of florida, new jersey gov. chris christie and house speaker paul ryan of wisconsin. while the birth its family friendliness, it also gains notoriety for discussing potential future presidential filling carts and an entire car yesterday to give the we tell you about the 5th annual stuff the subaru. temperatures in the teens. with the slightest breeze, it will make temperatures feel closer to the some. be sure to bundle up and keep warm! always remember your pets. if you are cold so are they; make sure they are kept warm too. it won't be as windy today. finally the winds have subsided out of the southeast at about 5 to 10 mph. with high pressure sitting just ove

gov. haley: i think i understood your accent. [laughter] gov. haley: i appreciate it very much, we are glad to have you here. i think the people spoke. they felt frustration, they trusted their government. they trusted their elected officials. and nothing came of it. we saw frustration like we have never seen before. and republicans were as much to blame for that as democrats. what happens from here, i think we have to seize an opportunity. the opportunity is not waiting until the next election. the opportunity is we need to see something in 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, 120 days, and we don't stop. because that is what the american people have demanded. i always side with the american people. i always side with the decisions they make and i always think it is up to us to make the opportunity out of those decisions. so i'm looking for it to be a bright day in america. you will see everyone is very excited. we don't know exactly what president-elect trump is planning as he goes forward, but we owe it to him to give him the support and strength that

gov. hassan: we closing the loopholes in our background check systems so that terrorists can't buy guns online and at gun shows. and even after the tragedy in orlando, senator ayotte had the opportunity to vote to close those loopholes, and she has declined to do that. ray: the candidates did agree that there should be no u.s. ground troops in iraq for the fight against isis. and they both agreed they were pulling for the chicago cubs to win the world series. so, wish granted on that front. remember, our granite state all three candidates in the first congressional district debating here at saint anselm college. reporting live ray brewer, wmur , news 9. erin: now to the presidential race. donald trump's daughter ivanka is campaigning here in new hampshire today, with stops in manchester, hollis, and nashua. and trump himself will be in atkinson tomorrow. on the democratic side, president obama is coming to the granite state on monday afternoon, the day before the election, to campaign for

not only are two the first case of sc gov. haley, the first person of color to join his administration, but neither were supporters of mr. trump on the campaign trail. nats "marco rubio!" governor haley campaigned for marco rubio, her state of the union response, considered an indictment of mr trump-- nikki haley some people think that you have to be the loudest "when the president believes you have a major contribution to make to the welfare of our nation, and to our nation's heed." ms. devos, an advocate for school choice, was a delegate for ohio gov. john kasich. but now tweets "i am honored to work with the president-elect on his vision to make american education great again. " ms. devos doubled-down on a campaign promise of mr. trump's saying she was against common core though she had previously been a member of pro-common core organizations this was a key platform issue of the president-elect. trump: "we are going to end common core." lana zak tag "meanwhile, dr. ben carson, says an announcement is forthcoming on his rol

nikki haley. >> he is just governor--south carolina gov. nikki haley. >> he just loves the roll. going through paperwork and forming his cabinet. >> reporter: published reports say that mr. trump's son-in-law is being considered for a top level white house roll. cbs news has learned that there are five front runners >> it is a great tran fission. >> reporter: the former director of the defense is the favorite for national security add advisor. mike pence met with republicans to talk about moving the trump agenda forward. >> going to rebuild the military. >> reporter: later today president elect donald trump will meet with japan's prime optimistic tone in her first appearance since last week. she told supporter toss stay engaged. >> that is how we get through this. >> reporter: she spoke at children's defense fund, where she started her career. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> a federal judge in tucson says that the civil rights of immigrant detainees are being violated. he is now ordering the border patrol not to deprive immigrants sleep at den centers. three former detaine

watching and waiting, as a flurry of possible names for the new trump administration swirl -- gov. baker: i will advocate that massachusetts continues to be treated fairly. ed: after sitting out the presidential election, republican governor charlie baker working on building a relationship with the new washington. looking for new leadip congressman steve lynch and some other democrats taking a hard look as they limp back to a gop-ruled d.c. and -- politically, what are you thankful for? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: from wcvb washington, the inside news. ed: good morning. i'm ed harding along with newscenter 5's political reporter janet wu. days away from the thanksgiving and we're guessing this year there's going to be a lot of so our guest this morning is , congressman steve lynch coming to us via satellite from our washington bureau. the south boston democrat is a ranking member of the sub committee on national security. sir, thanks for joining us from washington

devos, an advocate for school choice, was a delegate for ohio gov. john kasich. but now tweets i am honored to work with the president-elect on his vision to make american education great again. ms. devos doubled-down on a campaign promise of mr. trump's saying she was against common core though she had previously organizations. this was a key platform issue of the president-elect. meanwhile, dr. ben carson, says an announcement is forthcoming on his role and there is still a -- public job be giants jockeying over the state department. lana zak, abc news, washington. tom: and just in, donald trump has picked 78-year-old wilbur ross as commerce secretary. ross is the chairman and chief strategy officer of private-equity firm w.l. ross and co, which specializes in buying failing companies. stepped up security in new york, >> officials say extra security measures are now in place for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. next at 11:00 how the parade , route will be blocked off. jean: a mystery shopper saves thanksgiving day at this market basket in nashua. the incredi

gov. hassan: i believe we are stronger when we listen to all voices and all perspectives. we are stronger when we are working to ensure that every person has the opportunity to share in our nation's success. ray: in a written statement, senator ayotte said, quote, "now more than ever, we need to work together to address our challenges. together to get things done for the people of the greatest state in this nation, and for the greatest country on earth." the 115th u.s. congress gets to work in january. in the studio, ray brewer wmur news 9. sean: ray, thanks. in other news state police say , they found more than seven pounds of marijuana after stopping a car for speeding on interstate 95 in north hampton this week. police arrested the driver, 27-year-old nicholas leone of pot. troopers say the drugs are worth about $21,000. they also seized more than $31,000 in cash. well more than 300 people have , now died from drug overdoses in new hampshire this year. and the state medical examiner's office says more than 2/3 of those cases involve fentanyl. another 98 cases are still

(sot president obama / no super needed :14-:22) gov. chris christie / (r) new jersey / trump transition chief :30-:39) "and i think what then slights, real or perceived in the past." trump also meets house speaker paul ryan to plan an agenda for the change obamacare, re-negotiate trade deals, reform taxes, and build a wall on the mexican border. there is a lot of work to get done in the next 10 weeks "not my president." a majority of the in houston, they lit a paper mache likeness of trump. christie says republicans have a mandate. (sot gov. chris christie / (r) obligation to get, get things done." (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: edward lawrence, nbc news, the white house. part of today's conversation at the white house -- talking about how the actual job, is very different, than running a campaign. as edward lawrence mentioned -- protests have erupted across marched through downtown. earlier in the day students walked out of two high schools to protest and make their voices heard. in chicago, a protest that started with

because on his first dot-gov web presence, he's listing his trump properties. he's listing literally the name of his wife's qvc shopping channel jewelry line on his dot-gov website. they're already using the resources of the government to enrich themselves while still not disclosing any of their other financial ties. it's mind boggling. >> this segues into the role of the media in all this. because this is going to require a level of sustained not just reporting but pressure, frankly, for the public to know the things they have a right to know. in some ways they tried to get the tax returns, but they didn't. what do you -- how are you conceiving of the role of a free and independent press as walks into this totally uncharted territory? >> yeah. i mean, part of the thing that i'm preoccupied by and that i think a lot of people are preoccupied by is his overt threats to press freedom. we see that in a personal way in a way that he turned it into one of the highlights of his rallies that people at his events should turn around and menace reporters in their midst a

gov connally: this is true.and uh, the way i see it, it looks like ah, it could very well come down to texas again and we'll need the money and the votes and we do something for it. what is the plan? lyndon johnson: well, i defer to the governor. gov connally: uh, maybe uh, yeah, maybe i can host a dinner in austin. john f kennedy: the three of us on a tour; we do austin, san antonio and dallas. gov connally: no, not dallas, you, you lost the hell out of dallas by 60,000 votes, i lost by 20,000. they just murdered all of us. john f kennedy: that's why we're gonna change that. well it looks good, kenny. lyndon johnson: dallas isn't safe. housewives came out of their houses to spit on me during the '60 campaign. kenneth o'donnell: november. say ah, a week before thanksgiving. john f kennedy: all right, let's book it. lee harvey oswald: marina, marina, god damn it, where are my guns? marina: where are you going? lee harvey oswald: nixon's in town. i want to have a look. marina: why need the gun for a look? lee harv

[cheering] gov.let me say, it is my high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to you the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa! mr. trump: thank you. thank you very much, everybody. keep you waiting, complicated business, complicated. thank you very much. call fromreceived a secretary clinton. [cheering] us,trump: she congratulated it is about us, on our victory and i congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard-fought campaign. i mean she fought very hard. [applause] workedmp: hillary has very long and very hard over a long period of time and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. i mean that very sincerely. [applause] mr. trump: now it is time for america to bind the wounds of division, we have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. it is time. [cheer

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the defendant must first undergo a competency a lot has changed since donald trump competed against gov. rick perry and more than a dozen other rivals for the g-o-p presidential nomination. today, the president-elect will meet with perry. possibilities being floated for him inlcude agriculture secretary or veterans affairs. perry is one of several high-profile visitors who have met with trump over the past week. still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4: including why families packed a wauwatosa bowling alley over the weekend. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup.... milwaukee at 6-30followed by the voice.then timeless at 9. how was your weekend? average sequence of standardized activities. duplicate response. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. hundreds of people filled a local bowling alley sunday, for the special olympics wisconsin, state bowling tournament.today's tmj4's parent company... e-w scripps... helped fund the tournament at bowlero

(fox news sunday) sot - gov. mike pence / (r) vice- president elect "i wasn't offended by what was said." at trump's new jersey golf club - a parade of cabinet contenders waving to the cameras? but already trump's team forced to defend his headline picks: like national security advisor lt. general michael flynn - who has called islam a cancer? (abc this week) sot - reince priebus / chairman, rnc / incoming white house chief of staff raddatz: "is he in line with islam?" priebus: "well, i think so. i mean, look, phrasing can always be done differently but clearly there are some aspects of that faith that are problematic." and attorney general pick senator jeff sessions - who was rejected 30 years ago for a federal judgeship?. (1986) sot - sen. jeff sessions / (r) alabama "i am not a racist." ?still denying charges of racist behavior to this day. (abc this week) sot - sen. charles schumer / (d) new york "the only fair thing to do is ask a lot of questions, very thorough questions, and then make an opinion." scrutiny

[applause] gov. pence: let me say it is my high honor, and distinct youilege, to introduce to the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] ♪ [applause] "usa"]ng mr. trump: thank you. thank you very much. sorry to keep you waiting. complicated business. thank you very much. i just received a call from secretary clinton. [applause] us.trump: she congratulated it is about us, on our victory. i congratulated her and her family on a very very hard-fought campaign. she fought very hard. [applause] workedmp: hillary has very long and very hard over a long. of time -- it over a long period of time. we over a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country. i mean that's very sincerely. america toime for bind the wounds of division. to all republicans and democrats endents across the nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. it is time. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. this is so important to

vice president- elect mike pence spent today with republican congress members in washington d-c. " gov. mike pence - "we're going to move an agenda that's going to rebuild our military, revive our economy." pence also met with nancy pelosi, the current democratic leader in the house, whom he called "a worthy opponent." president obama keeps getting questions continues his final trip overseas as head of state. "i don't expect the president- elect will follow exactly our blueprint or our approach, but my hope is he does not simply take a realpolitik approach and suggest we cut some deals with russia, even if it hurts people." the president made the comments berlin, germany. students at kennedy high school in cedar rapids face unexcused absences for walking out of class today to emphasize unity while also protesting trump. "we love all" the students marched down 42nd street until they reached edgewood road. they carried flags and banners, chanting "we love all." while some of say their message was more about unity. this comes after similar protests across the country and in iowa city in t

and donald trump is making good on that bow starting with the dot gov domain. the president-elect has launched his transition website greatagain.gov. the website lays out trump policies and includes bios for the next first family of the >> part of trump's path forward will be a cabinet to carry out his vision. speaking to scott pelley, cbs news john dickerson explained how trump's management style will come into play in the oval office. >> the minute donald trump becomes president, there is two chances for immediately partisan conflict. the first is he'll name a supremur partisan rallying point because the supreme court will determine the ideological course. paul ryan says he has a piece of legislation he just wants donald trump to sign. that would undone barack obama's signature of domestic legislation. >> it's a maximum of politics that evolution is easy but governing is hard. what do we know about his management style? >> from the campaign we know it has its chaos moments. he had three campaign managers and he stuck with one at the end but he did something t

(sot: gov. mike pence/u.s. vice president elect)"we've got a great number of men and women with great qualifications look forward to serving in this administration." (standup bridge: kenneth craig/cbs news/bedminster, nj) "the presidentw elect moving his high-profile transition meetings from trump tower in new york to the trump national golf club in new to sit down for a highly anticipated meeting with mitt romney." the former republican presidential nominee is considered a potential cabinet pick despite his previous criticism of the president elect. (sot: mitt romney/former republican presidential nominee)"dald trump is a phony, a fraud." the trump transition team eeti romney as one to "seek unsel."kenneth craig , cbs news, bedminster, new jersey. both attorney general and cia director positions require senate confirmation. yesterday, trump offered agency director lt. gen. michael flynn the job of national security adviser. security is creating a nightmare in new york around the president-elect's "trump tower"

would put up a slide and say, if you want to know about your tax deductions as a business, go to irs .gov. >> the university was in a school-based series of real estate seminars. some students say they were pressured to pay for more. i'm not learning anything -- it was a scam. >> there are thousands of people who were taken from millions of dollars. >> three lawsuits represented about 6,000 students. initially, donald trump fought the fraud allegations. but once elected, he changed his position. >> in the end, he did do the right thing and we do appreciate that. >> the students involved will be at least half or potentially all >> and a president-elect rob is pleased to have this case behind him, so that he can focus on the important priorities that are facing this country. >> if a judge signs off on the settlement, former trump university students could get money within four months. the individual payout may cost $35,000 in some cases. the settlement does not prevent the president-elect from turning another trump university. >> president obama is making his last stop on his final four and

the city is also accepting feedback online - at denver gov dot org. it looks like independence pass near aspen will finally be closing following warm weather delays. the colorado department of transportation says it plans to shut the aspen and twin lakes gates at noon tomorrow the scenic pass usually closes on november 7th but this year's high temperatures kept it open it week and a half longer. last year it actually closed early because of snow. the pass usually reopens the thursday before memorial day weekend. a rare collection debuting in a colorado museum this week-- what makes this new exhibit a homecoming after millions of years-- germany today after demonstrators took the streets last night in greece over his visit there. the president is making stops in over the next week in a final overseas tour. last night's crowd was made up partly of young greeks and left-wing groups that are unhappy with the u-s foreign policies on greece. some refugees from afghanistan and syria seeking asylum in greece were also there. they blamed the u-s government for

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gov.target the exchange rate. we target inflation. we target getting inflation in a manner that i just responded. that doesn't that mean we are indifferent to the exchange rate. moves andout why it the combination of the exchange rate and other factors five in the economy in order to determine monetary policy to achieve that inflation target. forecast our forecasts, but people will be worried by the inflation forecast. what is your message to people who are making ins meet -- who are making ends meet right about now? gov. carney: we are expected inflation to go up and to be a bit above 2% over the balance of the next couple of years. that puts us into a position of making a challenging judgment we bring quickly inflation back to target at the time when the economy is undergoing, just starting to undergoing -- just starting to undergo a pretty big transition. our judgment as we have the right to agree a monetary stimulus for the economy to ensure that during this period, more people are at

garin flowers gov. andrew cuomo jerry small candace shultis trt: 1:35 the peace at this st. petersburg church was interrupted last week. a hate symbol was chalked into the ground along with president-elect donald trump's campaign slogan make america great america. nat but, that's not stopping members church from worshipping. sot i believe we were targeted for who we are. senior pastor candace shultis represents the primarily lgbt congregation. on sunday, she didn't shy away from it telling them they weren't going to live in fear and love will triumph. sot we were gonna continue to preach love stand up: this has been a problem all over the country. the southern poverty law center has found 701 incidents of hate speech, harassment and vandalism since the presidential election. they s m occurred the first three days following it.and that cases involving anti-immigration are the most reported. sot the ugly political discourse of the election did not end on election day new york governor andrew cuomo addressed a church as well.saying the hate crimes need to stop. sot these acts o

those dot gov websites are still if the republicans decide that republicans are okay with this, and if donald trump is clearly i mean if democrats aren't okay with it, what can they do? we have a way to answer that >>> i could run my business perfectly and then run the country perfectly. >>> i could run my business perfectly and then run the country perfectly. and there was never -- there has never been a case like this where somebody has had -- if you look at other people of wealth, they didn't have this kind of asset and this kind of wealth, frankly. it's just a different thing. but there is no -- i assumed that you would have to set up some type of trust or whatever, and you know. surprised to see it. >> president-elect telling the "new york times" that he has been happily surprised to learn that there is no rule blocking him from if he wants to continuing to run his business and the country at the same time. nothing stops him from doing that. joining us now is senator ben cardin. the senate foreign relations committee. particularly the night before thanksgiving. tonight. you. thank