donald trump. >> and the fbi investigation and the wikileaks releases suggest that a hillary clinton administration would be filled with investigations and hearings and claims and up for four to eight years of that? >> well, when people look at the hillary clinton i know, it's like the voters of new york state. not once, but twice, they said you know what, we trust hillary clinton to make sure she's fighting for us, fighting to raise the minimum wage, fighting for immigration reform. fighting for our 9/11 first responders, fighting to make sure we build an american that works for everyone. that's what she's about. nk >> pleasure to be with you. >> you can see the extended interview on youtube. >>> >. one of donald trump's most vocal supporters newt gingrich is scheduled to be our interview tomorrow. >>> >. it's 6:22. do you know where your hogs are? if you don't we know who has >>> these are 4h show hogs, at least that's what the washington county sheriff's deputies think. running wild on highway 36 today, so if you have lost your fancy pigs call the washington county's sheriff's office. a lot of y

idea from the trump administration, and how we know it's an awful idea is that if the hillary clinton administration were proposing the same thing, republicans would be evis rating such a plan, infrastructure doesn't drive economic growth, it's an effective economic growth. if it drove it, west virginia would be the richest state in the united states. >> a lot of people stay, hey, look, if it didn't work under president obama, his stimulus plan, it's not going to work under president obama. president-elect trump wants to use a lot of private money for this infrastructure, he's saying for example, you can get it all at $2 trillion that's parked overseas in cash from u.s. companies, if you tell us if you bring it back and invest in infrastructure, we'll get this for you. >> this plan is precisely to get private companies involved, because when the government does it, there's no problem. there's no infrastructure crisis, there's no airlines, there's no infrastructure -- because the private sector runs them. so in this case, they're trying to get the private sector involved, that's a good thing, but i t

hillary clinton supporters that are here in new york. many people are expected, about three or four, expected to be part of hillary clinton's administration should she win. okay. a long night is ahead of us. we'll be continuing to check in with you through this evening. let's send it back to you in the bay area. >> okay. thank you very much, raj. mark matthews is in new york city tonight covering the trump election night gathering. i understand that you are at trump's polling place this morning and a couple women disrobed in protest. >> reporter: it was a very unusual morning. we are at his election night headquarters right now. earlier today we were over at ps-59. a school just a few blocks from here when this happened. two women tore off their blouses and began shouting for trump to grab his privates and get out of their polls. the pair were corralled by new york city police and arrested not for being topless but for electioneering inside a polling pla place. the mission is protest. three hours later, donald trump walked in to a smattering of boos surrounded by his travel press corps photographers and secret service, he filled out his b

hoping, of course, they speaking to people they have spoken to many years before in a hillary clinton administration. a lot of questions now about whether or not president-elect trump is going to be amenable to returning a more traditional foreign policy in the region. a lot of questions for them. but also some optimism as we've seen over the last 24 hours or so leaders across middle east, including saudi arabia reaching out to president-elect to congratulate him. we also heard kind words from benjamin netanyahu, israeli prime minister thrilled there would be a friend of israel back in the white house. a lot of questions but even perhaps some optimism here in the region. >> for "nightly business report," i'm hadley gamble. >>> co-founder of delivery service grub hub said he did not ask any of his employees to resign if they voted for donald trump. some said an e-mail sent by ceo matt maloney suggested supporters of the president-elect should leave the company. maloney has since post add blog saying he welcomes all employees regardless of their political views. >>> maker of new balance coming under f

why aren't we talking about the coming hillary clinton administration -- >> because everybody doesn't live in seattle, ron. >> i suppose that's true. i suppose that's true, yeah. or new york or chicago or san francisco or los angeles. >> in their speech today in the suburbs of philly melania trump chose an interesting area to focus on. this seems to be the thing to talk about now, the rise of cyber bullying and the meanness of our culture, let's watch melania. >> like anything that is powerful it can have a bad side. we have seen this already. as adults many of us are able to handle mean words, even lies. children and teenagers can be fragile. they are hurt when they are made fun of or made to feel less in looks or intelligence. this makes their life hard and can force them to hide and retreat. our culture has gotten too mean and too rough, especially to children and teenagers. >> okay, jane, and then i want to hear michael because michael knows this as well as any of us. why do all the ads at the end, i watched the world series last night, it was a great game, really great game, base

small business will have a huge seat at the table in a hillary clinton administration. >> dennis, i wouldike to ask you the same question. >> yeah, i think you're right, j.j. a lot of us out here in fly-over country, as we seem to be called, feel like we have no voice in washington. we feel like the rules and regulations are being made by a bunch of nameless, faceless bureaucrats, and they really have put a huge burden in regulations and taxes and a lot of other issues on small businesses with, it seems to us, no feedback from what's going on out here. the new rules on overtime are a great example. that came out of nowhere and are really shaking up the small business world. and i think that donald trump comes out of the business background. he understands, he understands delegating, he understands listening. i think he's done a great job of listening to us as his small business advisory council in putting together his economic vision which is right on point with what we need to grow. >> let's talk about regulation. both of you cite regulation as a burden to small businesses. you come at i

>> maybe you would have been able to under the hillary clinton administration. this was intentional. when f.d.r. had social security passed, he night wasn't something you could repeal. once you pull them out you are left with nothing and it becomes a calamity. so what trump and republicans would have to do is repeel it and replace it in the exact same moment or you have a boulder of economic problems. this aspect of obamacare is extremely popular. just because something is popular, it's disastrous economically. kennedy: it creates a death spiral where healthcare premiums become cost prohibitive. >> i was taking notes as you were interviewing. as i haired, kennedy, you were wondering whether the system were designed to be tinkered with. i agree with you. that's where hillary clinton was trying to go. her husband said on the campaign trail it was the craziest thing and he had to walk it back. his wife was going to try to fix it the way we may see it fixed. donald trump may be able to do a move. the irs is tasked with collecting the revenue stream. that's how it's

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those people haurt a lot under the obama administration and know what a hillary clinton administration will do for them and don't like it and like donald trump's message of job creation, economic growth and frankly security for our country and not apologizing for america. he wants to come in, take the message directly to voters and i think it will pay off tomorrow. >> the hispanic, latino vote, apparently record numbers by all accounts in states like florida, north carolina, maybe in arizona, nevada. how woerried are you the hispanc vote scumming out in much bigger numbers for hillary clinton than it did four and eight years ago? >> look, i stell don't think, based on numbers we've seen particularly in early voting, donald trump is outperforming where mitt romney around mccain were in places like florida, north carolina, we're in very good position to do extremely well tomorrow and you have to remember that a lot of the florida hispanics cuban-americans are republicans. i think they will be supporting donald trump. so it's not just a given voting bloc that hillary clinton owns and gets

it really the same way i would have done what's inside the hillary clinton administration.it's here's a big problem. we got insurance under control more or less, and now we have to deal with the barriers that are not insurance. getting doctors to underserved areas. fixing the transportation system. the other big thing is there's been a lot of talk about fixing our infrastructure. >> right. >> bridges, tunnels, et cetera. well in some ways children are human infrastructure. we need investments in children, at least as much as we need investment in our physical attributes. and that's one of the cases we want to make sheer. >> doctor irwin redlenner you can read more about this in "the new york times." please keep us apprised of the efforts to protect these kids going forward so we can report on it. >> will do. >> thank you for being with us. all right there is a lot of news this morning. there is an active manhunt for a police shooter. let's get to it. >> celebrating the holidays, sapd will be burying one of its own. >> four police officers have been shot in ambush attacks ac

i thought we were going to be here tonight anticipating a hillary clinton administration where thereas going to be republican obama stin answer. there was already discussion of more benghazi hearings, hearings relative to e-mail server. you even had john mccain saying i think that supreme court, the ninth seat should sit vacant until there's a republican. it looked like they would be at logger heads from the get-go. it is now president-elect trump. how will he be received by democrat leadership, acknowledging republicans control house and senate. >> he will be received the same way tip o'neill received ronald reagan, which he said to president-elect reagan, congratulations, mr. president, but you're now in the majors. they had this relationship right off the bat, but when they needed to ronald reagan knew, a, how to defeat tip o'neill or make a deal with him. >> i will say this president was received a little differently though when he came to office, and there was immediate opposition and implacable opposition. >> the question is do the democrats take that and say we're going to do

hillary clinton either. they could be energized gorenberg this republican argument. it is argument a lot of republicans have been making that they need the republican congress to check hillary clinton's administrationersationng the investigating those e-mails, some voters who may not have wanted to go to the polls because of their feelings about donald trump will change their minds and go to the polls because they want republicans in place. that is the argument they are making. it is difficult to predict. we do not know which way it is going to fall. host: one week before the november 8 election, what will it take for democrats to recapture control of the house as you look at the polling on your website at real clear politics.com? odds the democrats taking over or the republicans keeping the majority? i still think the odds are democrats taking over a pretty low. a lot of things have to fall in place in the right way. needs toratic base turn out in high numbers, basically the same numbers for the president obama win in 2008, or better, they need republican turnout to be depressed in some swing districts. need donald trump's poll numbers -- the bottom to fallout. they need a big hillary clinton when

. >> the renewed fbi suggests that a hillary clinton administration would be filled with investigations and hearings and claims and counterclaims. can you understand why voters would say i don't want to sign up for that. >> when people look at the hillary clinton that i know, like the voters of new york state. not once but twice they said we trust hillary clinton to make sure she's fighting for us. fighting to raise the minimum wage. fighting for immigration reform. fighting for our 9/11 responders. fighting to make sure that we build an america that works for everyone. that's what she's about. >> taking a break from your day job. thank you for your time. >> pleasure to be with you. >> you can register and vote in colorado including on election day this tuesday. to learn how or learn about the issues and candidates on your ballot, head to 9news.com and look for our colorado voter guide. be sure to join us for colorado coverage of election results on channel 20 all night on power. >> bracing for tuesday. >> big week. >>> one of the biggest rivalries in. the nfl. >> who will sit at the to

happening at the top of the ticket talking about being a check and balance on the potential hillary clinton administrationt saying you might vote for hillary clinton, but support republican senators because we do not want one-party rule in washington. democrats see that as republicans saying, we will continue the gridlock and continue to block the democratic agenda. it is a real concern on both sides. it is a matter of which side condenses -- convinces voters of their argument more and gets them out to the polls. who is able to use that effectively. host: let's go back to the race in missouri. you write on real kill politics -- realclear politics, democrats have been confident about this race. the secretary of state jason kander, a 35-year-old afghanistan war veteran announced his candidacy in early 2015. they have relentlessly attacked senator roy blunt, criticizing that they are insiders. the incumbent campaign has pushed back on attacks, but some republicans think they have impacted the race because roy blunt did not prepare early enough for a competitive race. as's look at a couple of from that state.

happening at the top of the ticket talking about being a check and balance on the potential hillary clinton administration. it is an argument saying you might vote for hillary clinton, but support republican senators because we do not want one-party rule in washington. democrats see that as republicans saying, we will continue the gridlock and continue to block the democratic agenda. it is a real concern on both sides. it is a matter of which side condenses -- convinces voters of their argument more and gets them out to the polls. who is able to use that effectively. host: let's go back to the race in missouri. you write on real kill politics -- realclear politics, democrats have been confident about this race. the secretary of state jason kander, a 35-year-old afghanistan war veteran announced his candidacy in early 2015. they have relentlessly attacked senator roy blunt, criticizing that they are insiders. the incumbent campaign has pushed back on attacks, but some republicans think they have impacted the race because roy blunt did not prepare early enough for a competitive race. as's look at a couple o

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administration. >>> hillary clinton mad her first public appearance since the election. going to the gala in 3 washington, d.c. was not easy, but urging supporters to never give up. i urge you please, don't give up, don't give up on the values we share. look at the young people we are honoring tonight. if they can persevere, so can all of us. if mary told us anything, it's that there are so many things to do. >> it's at the beat the odds celebration. >>> helping those in need for the epworth foundation is working. they have been doing it for decades. this year, ttey need some help. . >> jason gruenauer has more. >> this is the daddy bruce randolph drive. going back quite a ways, for this year, they need serious those that run this description say they need -- this drive say they need thousands to reach the need. if they don't, donations will be cut and not get there this year. they have had to cut down in the past and with fundraising woes, may have to do so again. to get the donations, the hundred thousand dollars doll on how you can don't on the twitter and facebook pa

anyone necessarily believes that our material benefits in life are going to change that hillary clinton administrationn. i can say this as a political scientist. this may be the first election in american history where somebody wins where people vote against the other guy. >> let me ask you, rick. you said on the other side hillary clinton has a comprehensive plan that is actually proactively good for african-americans. do you agree with jason johnson there is no pro-clinton sentiment among african-americans? >> i think there's a lot of pro-sentiment among african-americans. people want tangible benefits. i've seen it all over the country. it's something i'm passionate about. they want to know their lives are going to get better. they want to know folks are trying to pay their bills. it goes on and on. the recovery for african-americans has been very slow into a lot of communities there's been no recovery. they want to know their live the will be better. the other thing i hear is accountability. i talk to a lot of music executives. when barack obama ran in 2008 we had so many artists involved in the c

this administration and hillary clinton is to the left of barack obama. they are just decimating the lawful system, and that encourages more people to come. so if you have a president who lays out a clear agenda that we're going to end the lawlessness. please don't come unless you come properly. the attempt to enter illegally will be declined substantially. it's not that hard. it can be done. it's the right thing for the american people. american people want it and they have the right to demand it. >> senator, thank you.

what role might you play in a hillary clinton administration? >> the last one is easy. haven't been asked. so i don't know. the other two are i think more complicated nuances. what am i most worried about? i think i'm worried we will not have the political capacity to keep up on the mitigation side with the rate of change. it is coming faster than we thought. the upside, so are the policies. so is is the technology. the downside, the climate is getting worst at the same right that our policies are getting better. the numbers are ones that are not okay that we predict as live as five or six years ago. when we came into office, 2025, trajectory, sea level rise was at the upper bounds. now it is two meter, and it looks like we'll have at least a foot already by the end of the decade. this decade. so much faster. on the upside, technology is doing really well. elon musk has a driving vehicle you can try an option, ale have it on the market, his $35,000 car doesn't come out, but it will be close. can we view that fast enough. that's the race. and i actually worry that we won

under hillary clinton administration, there were fears of more gun regulation. forward to buy ahead of her election. >> another stock, this goes to our regulatory discussion is transcanada. that stock is up. the parent company of the keystone xl pipeline, which officially got the ax last year. the stock up perhaps on thoughts that not only president trump who does not, by the way, let us remind everybody single-handedly write, make and sign laws himself, but might get the help of a republican controlled congress as well. >> we're following donald trump's historic election and now the attention turns to the economy. andy, great to have you with us. i would think that the repeal of the aca would be among the top things. how feasible is that? there is some thinking that now that you offered it to workers, you can't just repeal it. you can't just say you have this benefit and then you don't. >> look, the aca has to go and go quickly. it is a -- it increases the cost of employing people along with the number of the other regulations you and jack have been discussing.

i see people like mark zandy who's the poster child now for how hillary clinton's administration wouldnald trump would lose 2.7 million, hillary will gain 10.4 million. can you explain why there's two major different interpretations on trump and the jobs? >> if you look back at zandy's forecast historically, he's not been right for many, many years. he said that the obama plan to turn the country around would produce millions and millions of jobs very, very quickly. it did not. remember too that moody's and s&p are the ones who brought us the subprime crisis by overevaluating the quality of asset-backed securities. so i think zandy is a partisan person. he does not have a good statistical basis for what he's doing. and even the left-leaning tax policy center agrees that trump's plan will be better for jobs near term than hillary's. >> now, mr. ross, wilbur, would you say that the following is mostly or totally true, down here most of the traders think that hillary for the most part is a status quo candidate, that things aren't going to be hugely different than the last two-term preside

again, on the benghazi was very, very tough and outspoken against the obama administration, particularly hillary clintonhe and jim jordan, who is another republican congressman of the benghazi committee, when the committee gouty issued its report, pompeo and jordan issued kind of dissent, saying the report wasn't tough being very,again, very critical of hillary clinton and the obamaing administration overall. >> he seems to be a bright guy. he graduated, according to his website, first in his class at west point, and then went to harvard law school, then intoned to kansas, went business and became a congressman. david, what do you know about him and his views? >> well, karen had it exactly right. things i foundr striking about his views is that, as soon as he came in in 2010 as part of the sort of tea party wave, he was extremely forical of president obama closing the black sites that the to interrogate afghanrs in the iraq and wars. and he has been very critical of any move by the c.i.a. backwards bordering and what the bush administration enhancedy called interrogation techniques and what president ob

vice president mike pence fighting to keep his email private after hammering at hillary clinton's scandal. his administration is trying to protect an email sent to penc from apelike al lie and aurora police are arguing a court decision that this should apply to his office. >>> the protests over the dakota access pipeline stretched all the way to ohio. protestors shut down an intersection in columbus as part of a nationwide day of action against that pipeline. the company bend already confident it will continue under a trump presidency. is asking a federal court to speed up approval. the company wants to pay -- lay pipe un reservoir but saying it will endanger a major water source and be on sacred ground. an. >> we want you to come and we need your help. drilling and so we ask everybody if you can hear me, please come. >> today more than 200 protests were scheduled nationwide against the pipeline. it was halted over the protestors concern in september and it doesn't seem like they are ready to give up the fight anytime soon. at one camp protestors had large tents with stoves to brace for winter. >>> a little

hillary clinton supporters who were invited by mrs. clinton to spend this election night with her. big-time donors from the bay area. many will have a full-time or part-time role in the clinton administration if hillary clinton wins this election. we will be chatting with them throughout the night. that's the latest for now. i am raj mathai reporting from new york city. >> very exciting. >>> here in the bay area the excitement continues. this is rho kanna. he is in a tight race with mike honda for the 17th district congressional seat. he lost to honda by three points. this time he got more votes in the primary. the district covers cupertino, north san jose to hayward. >>> some pivotal ballot measures will be decided, kris. one that's high on the priority list for many voters is pr proposition 64. the state would license, regulate and tax marijuana. supporters say it creates a safe and legal system for adult use of marijuana and could contribute a billion dollars or more a year in revenues. opponents say there is not way to monitor people for driving under the influence of marijuana and that children can be exposed to a barrage of pot ads. >>> weather won't be a problem this election day, e

hillary clinton made her first..... post-election speech at a gala.... in washington d-c..... where she was being honored. reflection..... part pledge.... to remain strong.... in the face of a trump administration!!! 00-30 (hillary clinton, (d) former presidential nominee) "i will admit coming here tonight wasn't the easiest thing for good book or our dogs and never leave the house again. but, if there's anyone who knows how to pick yourself up and get back on your feet and get to work it is marian." marian wright edelman.... founded "the children's defense fund".... which advocates on the behalf of kids. clinton started her career.... as an intern.... at the organization. a neighborhood nuisance.... has people afraid.... to go outside!!! 5:27 sue: i felt like a prisoner in my own home a lot of the time. i wasn't even comfortable going in my own backyard 11:35 darcy stand-up tease: from southern highlands to summerlin and all points in between, no neighborhood is immune to squatters--not even we'll tell you what happened to the man and woman in the truck.. and the cargo in the trailer. and.. the tranquility of a hot air balloon ride goes terribly wrong. tonight.. we're learning what brought it

as the president-elect eyes some big names to fill out his administration-- hillary clinton speaks out.. telling protesters not to give up! and now congressional leaders are picking sides.. the details coming up. good morning washington. - warming temperatures through saturday - windy & cold sunday (20+ degrees colder) - cool with a few showers for thanksgiving today: mostly sunny. chilly start, mild afternoon. highs: 61-65 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and cold. lows: 33-44 winds: light friday: mostly sunny and unseasonably warm. highs: 65-70 hillary clinton makes her first hillary clinton

will start to subside but i think president hillary clinton needs to do everything she can to make it subside in terms of conducting a very principled administrationctor is unprecedented, the clinton campaign brazil forwarded another question in advance of the democratic candidate saying she does not have any regret listen to this. >> my conscience as an activist, as a strategist, is very clear. what i said i said and i said it and i'm not going back on it. maria: she is basically saying i am a strategist. if i had to do what i would do it again. >> i don't know. i know donna brazil extremely well. i like her and respect her and all my dealings with her she has been very straightforward. you are a journalist, you need to have a line of demarcation between a journalist and a supporter. maria: she's not a journalist. >> a pundit. that has to be handled with care. on wikileaks, john podesta's email. i know john well, we worked together in the white house. i think they were mundane when he read through them. none of us expect a private conversation which is what email is. to be public. this is a whole new phenomenon i think the press and all of us are

happening at the top of the ticket talking about being a check and balance on the potential hillary clinton administrationit is an argument saying you might vote for hillary clinton but support republican senators because we do not want one-party rule in washington. democrats see that as republicans saying, we will continue the gridlock and continue to block the democratic agenda. it is a real concern on both sides. it is a matter of which side condenses -- convinces voters of their argument more and gets them out to the polls. who is able to use that effectively. host: let's go back to the race in missouri. you write on real kill politics -- realclear politics, democrats have been confident about this race. the secretary of state jason kander, a 35-year-old afghanistan war veteran announced his candidacy in early 2015. they have relentlessly attacked senator roy blunt criticizing that they are insiders. the incumbent campaign has pushed back on attacks, but some republicans think they have impacted the race because roy blunt did not prepare early enough for a competitive race. let's look at a couple of a

maybe they're buying a little bit of an insurance policy, hillary clinton administration lets that mergero through. stuart: now, you have said, i believe publicly. >> yeah. stuart: that the e-mail scandal, not the donna brazile questions, et cetera, et cetera, the e-mail scandal is worse than watergate. >> i did, i wrote an article fox news.com about it. >> make your case. >> i was working for nixon when hillary was on the hill. the argument about watergate, nixon had a coverup with a break-in. the argument about the e-mail scandals, could hurt the national security. the watergate there was not national security. the e-mail scandal, was the clinton foundation, russians donating to clinton foundation and the russians got permission to buy 20% of our uranium stock. were the e-mails so casually handled-- >> were they so casually handled? if there is top secret information on anthony weiner's laptop. >> a pervert kiddy porn. stuart: who else looked at it? was anthony weiner reading state department secrets on his wife's e-mail? >> the reason that you have security clearance and check into you

david: why would a hillary clinton administration be progrowth? will -- >> i think it will. a decent rate. it has a real impact on good paying jobs and obviously the underlying investment. that is a progrowth step. medium-term, the biggest challenge here, and she said , is themany times degree to which about half of americans have experienced falling living standards. the trunk candidacy -- trout candidacy reflects -- trump candidacy reflects a great deal of anger and i believe that is economic based. this reality of declining living standards for so many americans, we have to get that up and it will be difficult unless we get more young americans to enter and graduate from college. your lifetime earnings expectation depending on the amount of education you have, and unless you have a college education is not growing. that is why she has proposed college affordability. i believe firmly it is going to be a progrowth administration. after all, the other clinton administration, bill clinton, certainly deserves high marks. david: of which you were a part. alix: the other side of

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hillary clinton. >> the trump administration starting to take shape. we have announcements about nikki haley to be the un ambassador. there may be something coming here and seems like it with ben carson. what do you make of the moves trump made today? >> i think it has calmed some fears by naming women to the cabinet. it's more diverse and not just white men. if he does name ben carson the secretary of hud, that would certainly be an appointment for the first african-american appointment. he has to work hard. he did say he would be a great president for african-americans and he has to prove it. he has to show he really cares and he is willing to listen to people who are strong on the issue of civil rights. this is a good step for him and ben carson is well regarded on both sides of the aisle and would doe a great job as a hud secretary. >> by a pointing nikki haley for someone he was at odds publicly, trump seems to be at least in part trying to send a signal that he is open to expanding the circle. you were a critic of trump as well. is it reassuring

saying the report wasn't tough enough and, again, being very, very critical of hillary clinton and the obama administrationverall. >> rose: he seems to be a bright guy. graduated, according to his web site, first in his class at west point and went to harvard law school and returned to kansas and went into business. david what do you know about him and his views? >> well, karen had it exactly right. one of the other things i found striking about his views is as soon as he came in in 2010 as part of the sort of tea party wave, he was extremely critical of president obama for closing the black sites that the c.i.a. had used to interrogate prisoners in the iraq and afghan wars, and was critical of the move o c.i.a. backwards on the use of waterboarding or what the bush administration delicately called enhanced interrogation techniques and what president obama called torture techniques. the big question is, if he tries to move the c.i.a. backwards on this, if he tries to go back to where it was, is he going to run into the resistance that the current head of the c.i.a. john brennan has caulked talked about whe

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congratulating trump on the victory and saying that they are eager to work hand in hand with this administration. hillary clintonexpected to speak sometime today. we're live from the satellite center katherine scott "action news." >> oh, katherine thank you for that. >>> we'll have much more on other asians including pat toomey's victory over challenger katie mcginty in a moment. >> first let's take a breath get that weather and track update with dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> all right, guys we've got clouds in place across the region. out to the west you can see showers starting to build through as we go through the morning hours. i think before the end of the rush hour certainly most of us are seeing some of those raindrops and it's relatively cool this morning. 52 degrees in philadelphia, from in this case allentown, forty eight in millville, 47 in reading. here's what's going happen today. we'll stay cloudy. there will be some showers pretty quickly this morning certainly by about 7, 8, 9 o'clock and then it's off and on showers throughout the day, 53 by 10 o'clock, 55 by noon, a high of 58

on handover plans for government agencies and creating a personnel list for a top administration jobs. >> hillary clinton is on track to win the popular vote despite the crushing defeat in the electoral college. >> clinton delivered a gracious yet emotional concession speech disappointed aides and sup supporters many in tears as she spoke. >> this is painful, and it will be for a long time. i want you to remember this. our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love, and about building an america that hopeful, inclusive, and big-hearted. thought. i still believe in america, and i always will. if you do, then we must accept this result, and then look to the future. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> made a direct appeal to the women voting for her telling them nothing made her prouder to be their cha little girls to achieve and pursue their own dreams. >>> bernie sanders is willing to work with the new president. in a statement, the vermont senator said if donald trump is serious about helping the mid