five hoosiers served our nation as vice president. sky letter kofax, thomas hendricks, thomas marshal and dan quayle. in a -- a few short weeks ago americans elected governor mike pence to serve as our new vice president. he will become the sixth hoosier to serve in this role. we have a well-deserved reputation as the mother of vice presidents. as many of you know, when dan quayle was elected as president, george herbert walker bush's vice president, in fact, i was appointed to fill his vacant senate seat. vice president quayle has been a close friend and source of advice to me throughout the years. and when president trump elected mike pence or named mike pence to be his running mate i knew hoosiers would continue to have a strong impact on our country providing guidance and leadership in one of the top elected offices in our land. i'm honored to call both dan quayle and mike pence close friends and now commemorate the great work they have done for the state of indiana and have and will do for our nation. we've had excellent governor

but we all know what hoosiers live in our state. other time some hoosiers do leave. but wherever hoosiers now live, there are never far apart because the key to being a hoosier, most of you won't be able to see this is having a big hoozewrer heart. happy birthday, indiana. mr. rokita: i thank the gentleman. it's a great book, as fi family knows as well, excellent words from the gentleman from indiana's sixth congressional district. you know, throughout this all, indiana's fourth congressional district has more than done its part in adding to our state's rich history. he battle of tip canoe -- of tippecanoe which led to indiana's statehood. the fourth district is also home to the first indiana state flag, a picture here. this is 1916 when our flag design was -- this flag design was awarded the honor of becoming the official flag. it was created by paul hadley of moorsville in indiana's fourth district for a contest during our state's first centennial celebration. our district is also home to many important land marks, the boom county courthouse has the largest one-pie

a team we've seen from the hoosiers all year long.nty more from the four of us in the postgame show. utah victorious tonight. 26-24 over the hoosiers. at's whs the best deals of the year on the best network. like a free smartphone when you add a line or switch. no trade-in required. choose from the samsung galaxy j3, the lg k8 or stylo, or the the motoz play. all free. and as if you needed another reason, switch to verizon now and get up to $650 to cover your costs. there's still time to get exactly what you want at verizon. or is this your can's year? your can's thinking houston. don't jinx it! your can is houston. so dress like this guy and play like this guy. you can't catch me. broadway cans. breakout cans. cans with a whole extra man. whether you're wearing beads... stripes... or cheese. if you bleed blue, black and yellow, or various shades of red... this is your beer. beer with my team on it. ♪

it has been a tough week in the hoosier state. we are going to move forward because as governor have the great privilege of serving the greatest people on earth, the people of indiana. let me say first and foremost i was proud to sign the freedom restoration act last week i believe religious liberty when president clinton signed the federal law, i believe religious liberty is our first freedom. it is vital to millions of americans who cherish faith as i and my family do. it is also vital to the framework and freedom of our nation and this legislation was designed to ensure the vitality of religious liberty in the hoosier state. hoosiers are entitled to the same protections in our federal courts for the last 20 years. clearly there has been misunderstanding and confusion and mischaracterization of this law. i come before you today to say how we are going to address that. we have been working over the last several days, literally around the clock and talking with people across the state of indiana, talking to business leaders and ta

a team we've seen from the hoosiers all year long.nty more from the four of us in the postgame show. utah victorious tonight. 26-24 over the hoosier .at's why verizon has the best deals of the year on the best network. like a free smartphone when you add a line or switch. no trade-in required. choose from the samsung galaxy j3, the lg k8 or stylo, or the the motoz play. all free. and as if you needed another reason, switch to verizon now and get up to $650 to cover your costs. there's still time to get exactly what you want at verizon. will this can repeat? or is this your can's year? your can's thinking houston. don't jinx it! your can is houston. so dress like this guy and play like this guy. you can't catch me. broadway cans. breakout cans. cans with a whole extra man. whether you're wearing beads... stripes... or cheese. if you bleed blue, black and yellow, or various shades of red... this is your beer. beer with my team

it has been a tough week in the hoosier state. we are going to move forward because as governor have the great privilege of serving the greatest people on earth, the people of indiana. the me say first and foremost i was proud to sign the freedom restoration act last week i believe religious liberty when president clinton signed the federal law, i believe religious liberty is our first freedom. it is vital to millions of americans who cherish faith as i and my family do. it is also vital to the framework and freedom of our nation and this legislation was designed to ensure the vitality of religious liberty in the hoosier state. hoosiers are entitled to the same protections in our federal courts for the last 20 years. clearly there has been misunderstanding and confusion and mischaracterization of this law. i come before you today to say how we are going to address that. we have been working over the last several days, literally around the clock and talking with people across the state of indiana, talking to business leaders and ta

just had a rally earlier today in indianapolis where because of president-elect donald trump 1100 hoosiers are going to have jobs at a factory that was going to close and move all of the jobs to mexico. our message tonight is to make sure that people know that the president-elect and i are working every single day to build a team, lay out an agenda to make america great again and to keep the promises that he made. >> that's not insignificant. owe wise it would have been 1100 families going into christmas not knowing their future, worried about their mortgages, their cars, their kids, going to college. that's a big deal. and on top of it, i was interested, the ceo actually said they're investing $16 million more in the plant there and maybe $35 million tote until the state? >> i have to tell you. it was great to watch the president-elect exercise leadership in this case. indiana is a prosperous state. we have job announcements all of the time. in spite of what's coming out of washington, d.c. we've been holding our own. but in february we learned that here's a company that's going to close

or transcend the back in indiana,on hoosiers were over the moon. thi too many their first t introduction to the plug-in is senator came through is famous trash at. the coats were sent a commercial featured a cigar chomping garbageman from new jersey earned him a place in the hallowed halls of campaign election and perhaps a ticket back to the senate. lott when senator lott may not have been able to persuade dan to run for re-election eight years later he did offer this prophetic statement as he bid him farewell. dan coats is leaving the senatee he said that he is not leaving l us. i've a feeling he's going to have a real influence in many ways for the rest of his life and he's going to stay close to all of us. how right he was. a fast-forward to over a decade later former senator coats looked out and saw a country in crisis, a drift on the world stage, stagnant at home, sliding into despair. dan was deeply unsettled. he shared his concerns with his wife marcia. he realized he had two choices. he could sit back and watch for he could do something. d

i think it is a wonderful thing that this is going to be more hoosier employed than just a few days agotill have over a thousand carriers in u-tech company and employees are not going to have their positions back. we have other companies doing the same thing. what i would urge the president elect is to work together with me and others and put together a long-term plan to solve this problem. we can do it if we work together. a long-term plan, there is certain criticism of the left that's anchored or picking up this. and carrier specifically in indiana and huntington not too far away and they are losing 700 jobs there. how do you think your party can get back what donald trump seem to have easily achieve of manufacturing jobs and people would be apart of unions and that are democrats announcing donald trump have win. >> we need to stay with our working class folks every single time. this is not just a win for donald trump. it is a win for working class families and families going back to work. i have been working on this for nine months and other people have as well. we put together poten

it has been a tough week in the hoosier state. but we are going to move forward because as governor i have the great privilege of serving the greatest people on earth, the people of indiana. let me say first and foremost i was proud to sign the religious freedom restoration act last week. i believe religious liberty, as president clinton said when he signed the federal law, i believe religious liberty is our first freedom. it is vital to millions of americans who cherish faith as i and my family do. but it is also vital to the framework and freedom of our nation and this legislation was designed to ensure the vitality of religious liberty in the hoosier state. i believe hoosiers are entitled to the same protections in our federal courts for the last 20 years. and is the law in 30 other states. but clearly, clearly there has been misunderstanding and confusion and mischaracterization of this law. and i come before you today to say how we are going to address that. we have been working over the last several days, literally around th

inge is the hoosiers' linebacker coach and special teams coordinator. anin volleyball tournament---the northern iowa panthers rally from down two sets--to tie the match with creighton at two sets a piece.... right now its in the fifth and decisive set... and in another first round match--the purdue boilermankers sweep the iowa state cyclones---ending iowa state's season at 18 and 11. tiger woods playing his first competitive golf tournament in 15 months today at the hero world tiger putts in on the third green for a birdie. it's tiger's first birdie since august, 2015. woods birdied four holes and bogeyed one on the front nine, he was tied for first place for a time but has since imploded--finishing the first round at one over par... tiger finishes ahead of just one golfer in the 18 man field--- the holiday season. iowa police departments are remembering officers who died this year. two iowa companies created this christmas tree to honor them. the tree skirt displays the names and badge numbers of the five fallen officers. thank you for joining us for t

. >> it's great to he him in the hoosier state. to the executives at united technologies who are with us, executives with carrier, to the great carrier team here in indiana -- [cheering] --, to our honored guests, governor-elect eric holcomb, speaker of the house, indianapolis mayor, my fellow hoosiers. it's great to be back home again in indiana. and this is a great day for indiana. and it's a great day for working people all across the united states of america. the state of indiana's very proud, we're a proud manufacturing state, home to low taxes-sensible regulations, great schools and roads, and the best work force in america. since then 1950s, carrier has been part of indiana's marring success -- manufacturing success, and carrier has decided to stay and grow right here in americament we're so grateful. we're so grateful that a thanks to the initiative of our president-elect, thatrile talk about in a minute, and frankly, thanks to the confidence of agreeing -- greg hayes. the carrier decided to stay in indiana, invest more tha

the hoosiers are in town for the foster farms pull. yesterday the team was split into offense and defense squads to make sure everyone in the dining room scored a tasty meal. they expect to feed -- expect to defeat 3000 people. >>> it is a fun occasion. the players have a great time interacting with those in need. and it is really a great way to check off christmas day. >> the hoosiers will play the utah utes on wednesday and levi stadium. the youths also served meals to the media -- needy in san francisco. >>> let's take a look at the weather. >> happy to be here. as we start the day dark cold and early. we can say yeah, it is chilly and that will be the theme all week especially for tonight when you don't have any freeze warnings in place. i think that could be changing as we head into tuesday morning. especially in the north bay. tomorrow morning will be colder than this morning. this is jack london square. a to be breeze as well. two things on the satellite. storm track to the north of the bay area and you can see the circulation i

they hold off the hoosiers, 26-24. >>> stay with us. be right back. >>> it's going to be cold in the morning again. we've been singing the same song. highs is reaping the upper 50s. at least it will be nice during the afternoon. you see how those temperatures drop off for the start of 2017. yes, enjoy this while it lasts. inland areas will see the highs in the mid 60s and only in the upper 40s by next tuesday. >> and lows in the 20s. >> uh-huh. >> wow, thanks a lot. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast 4:30 afternoon. stay up all night or maybe catch a quick nap. good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jude law. sterling k. brown. musical guest macklemore featuring

tailgaters fired up this contingent of hoosiers fans from the east bay.and friends of jennifer beetle a current indiana student. >> i'm excited because i've never been to levi's stadium. it should be fun. >> reporter: these fans from australia decked out in yellow and green wanting to take in the college football experience. the family driving 12 hours from utah. the santa rosa son garrett is utah's left defensive tackle. >> i'm a proud dad. very cool. it's been a good season. >> i'm really excited. it is awesome to see my brother make it this far. >> reporter: beaming with pride, a first for these young players in the national spotlight under the bright lights of a professional stadium. >> we usually have a pregame prep talk. today he was happy and said dad, no technical stuff. go out and have fun and have a great game. >> reporter: this proud mother now lives in monterey. >> today i wake not in the morning and i cry. >> reporter: bitter sit wearing number 50 to support her son the defensive end for utah. the last game of the season hoping that he will p

it's taken 32 years to have this kind of passion between ohioans and hoosiers.ened. these are normal, god-fearing americans. >> it's amazing. here is a state where the republican sit in governor opposed. did it bother you that kasich didn't support trump? and he won by over eight points. >> it didn't matter. this wasn't about kasich or a personality. this is about a movement. donald trump walks in the shoes of ronald reagan. you and i, and god bless john mccain's patriotism. john mccain is a patriot. but in 2008 we couldn't get 200 people to listen to john mccain. now, there are going to be 20,000 americans here tonight. 20,000. 20,000. >> bill cunningham, how did he do it with such a large margin in a state you've got to win to become the president? no republican ever became president without your great state of ohio. the buck eye state? >> there are three large stories here that that comprise 30% of the whole thing. 70%, lancaster, 70% marietta. blue-color americans said i don't want to be on welfare. i want a job. john compton is a is from small town america.

indianapolis major joe hogset, my fellow hoosiers.in in indiana. [ applause ] this is a great day gr indiana and it's a great day for working people all across the united states of america. the state of indiana is very proud. we're a proud manufacturing state, we're home to low taxes, sensible regulations, great schools and roads and the best work force in america. since the 1950s, carrier has been a part of indiana's manufacturing success story and we've been proud of it. as governor i couldn't be more pleased and grateful that thanks to the initiative and leadership of president-elect donald trump that carrier has decided to stay and grow right here in america. [ cheers and applause ] we're so grateful. we're so grateful that thanks to the initiative of our president-elect that i'll talk about in a minute and, frankly, thanks to the confidence of greg hayes, united technologies, and bob mcdonough at carrier. carrier has decided to stay in indiana, invest more than $16 million in this facility alone and will keep more than 1,000 jobs

it has taken us almost 32 years to have this kind of passion among ohio ans, kentuckians and hoosiersrit, that kind of drive is going to be shown right here at u.s. bank arena. these are normal, god fearing americans. >> what is amazing, bill. think about this. here is a state where the republican sitting governor opposed -- did it bother you kasich didn't support trump? >> yes! >> the republican governor didn't support him and he won by over eight points. >> it didn't make any difference. this wasn't about kasich, it wasn't about a personality. it was about a movement. donald j. trump walks in the shoes of ronald reagan. donald j. trump is a guy that fires us up. you and i, and gos bless jock mccain's patriotism, he is a patriot, but in 2008 we couldn't get a few hundred people to come listen to john mccain. 200. now there are going to be 20,000 desperate americans here tonight. 20,000, 20,000. >> all right. bill cunningham, how did he do it by such a large margin in a state you've got to win to become the president? no republican ever became president without your great state of ohi

we had a rally in indianapolis where because of president-elect donald trump, 1100 hoosiers will have jobs from a factory that was going to close and move to mexico. people need to know that the president-elect and i are working to build a team and lay out an agenda and keep the promises that he made. >> otherwise, it would have been 1100 families not knowing their futures and mortgages and i was interested that the ceo said they are investing in the state? >> i have tol you, it was remarkable to watch the president-elect exercise leadership in this case. indiana is a prosperous state. and in spite of what is coming in washington d.c. we are holding our own. we learned that a company that was in indiana in 1950s and close the factory and move all of those jobs to mexico and when i knocked on their door, i said is there something we can do? they said it was a made decision. president-elect called the chairman of united thenningnology and said we are rolling back regulgdz wills and trade deals to put the american jobs first. and we would like you to recontinuing this. and they said we w

which would cost the hoosier state more than one-thousand jobs... but mr. trump had made saving those jobs a top priority during his campaign. "one of the things we're doing to keep them is we're going to be lowering our business tax from 35 percent, hopefully down to 15 percent." 7-million dollar tax incentive package over the next 10 years... and the company will also invest 16 million to keep operations in state. mr. trump also visited cincinnati... where he announced plans to nominate retired general james "mad dog" mattis... for secretary of defense. ""they say he's the closest thing to general george patton that we have and it's about time, it's about time." mattis spent 44 years in the marine corps... serving in both afghanistan 2013. mattis would need a congressional waiver to serve as defense secretary. that's because retired officers are required to be out of uniform for at least seven years before heading the pentagon. mattis would join general michael flynn as national security advisor... and representative mike pompeo as c-i-a director. anchors

we had a rally in indianapolis where because of president-elect donald trump, 1100 hoosiers will have jobs from a factory that was going to close and move to mexico. people need to know that the president-elect and i are working to build a team and lay out an agenda and keep the promises that he made. >> otherwise, it would have been 1100 families not knowing their futures and mortgages and i was interested that the ceo said they are investing in the state? >> i have tol you, it was remarkable to watch the president-elect exercise leadership in this case. indiana is a prosperous state. and in spite of what is coming in washington d.c. we are holding our own. we learned that a company that was in indiana in 1950s and close the factory and move all of those jobs to mexico and when i knocked on their door, i said is there something we can do? they said it was a made decision. president-elect called the chairman of united thenningnology and said we are rolling back regulgdz wills and trade deals to put the american jobs first. and we would like you to recontinuing this. and they said we w

trump's visit left a lot of hard-to-please hoosiers impressed. >> reporter: morning will and christinethere are still a lot of people in indianapolis that are in a state of shock, a good shock, because they never really truly believed that carrier could be prevented from taking huchds of jobs down to mexico as it said it was going to do back in february. yesterday president-elect trump and mike pence showed up and were given almost a heroes welcome at the carrier plant. a group of employees took them on a tour, but it was all smiles. it was all handshakes. and it was then during a speech that trump made a revelation that really surprised a lot of people, implying that he never really thought he could save carrier either. here's his records. >> i'll never forget about a week ago, i was watching the nightly news. they had a gentleman, worker, great guy. handsome guy. he said something to the effect no, we're not leaving. because donald trump promised us that we're not leaving. and i never thought i made that promise. and then they played my statement, and i said "carrier will never leave

this contingent of hoosier fans from the east bay. family and friends of jennifer beetle, a current indiana student. >> this is my first time ere and i'm really excited. >> reporter: these fans from australia decked out in yellow and green, wanting to take in the college bowl experience. hands down, the best fans, families of the players. the bowls family driving 12 hours from lehigh, utah. garrett is the left defensive tackle. >> i'm a proud dad. very cool. >> i'm excited. it's awesome to see my brother make it this far. >> reporter: beaming with pride. a first for these young players in the national spotlight under the bright lights of a professional stadium. >> we usually have a pre-game pep talk before every game he plays. today, just go out and have fun, have a great game. >> reporter: this proud mom now living in monterey. >> today, i wake up in the morning, i cry. >> reporter: supporting her son, 22-year-old pita, utah's defense end. it's the last game of the season, hopeful he'll play past the collegiate level. sometimes we fo

hoosiers are practical people. when you look across the midwest, the national polls were off by a little bit, but way off in the midwest. parts of western pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, indiana, missouri, iowa, places like that, even minnesota were close. if we are going to appeal to those folks, they want practical problem solvers. they are tired of partisanship. they are tired of a remote, elitist washington that they think doesn't care about them at all.election was a primal scream against the establishment. when we are opposed to the president, say why in practical terms. if he proposes something we think we can work with, work with it. each and every day, what can we do to make progress for the people out there who are yearning for it? it's a practical process. we can't just be obstructionists, but can't just knuckle under. it's what practically can we do to help real people? if we can convey that, the fact we did win the popular vote will manifest in senate seats, house seats, governorships and perh

pence: i will bet there is a few hoosiers in the room.art.you for doing your you may donald trump the next president of the united states donald trump made the next president of the united states of america. he did it. and we have you to thank. before i go on, let me just say, from our families to yours, our andts go out to the victims families of those who were injured in the horrific attacks that took place earlier this week in columbus, ohio. the victims are in our prayers and we commend the swift and courageous action of law enforcement in that perilous moments. but let us be clear, thanks to days, weu, in just 50 will have a president who supports the men and women in ,aw enforcement at every level we'll have a president who will suspend immigration from all countries and territories compromised by terror ats, and we will have commander-in-chief who will hunt down and destroy isis at its source.

president-elect donald trump visiting ohio and indiana today workers in the hoosier state thrilled over his deal with carrier to save hundreds -- if not thousands of factory jobs from going to mexico. however -- democrats aren't sold on the plan -- and want more details. one of the biggest critics -- senator elizabeth warren. sot/warren ac360 - the things you learn when talk about the deals is let's read all the details. lets read the fine print. vermont senator bernie sanders writing in a washington post op ed that the company that owns carrier took trump hostage and won. signaled to corporations that they can threaten to send jobs offshore in exchange for business friendly tax benefits and incentives. the numbers are in -- and the final presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton was a huge financial success. the debate generating nearly 1- hundred 14 million dollars in publicity for the city and university. that's more than double what was originaly projected. officials say hosting the debate confirmed las vegas' as a serious place to do business. friday will yield s

anthony's in san francisco where 3,000 people were treated to hoosier hospitality.he football players helped the foundation serve to the less fortunate. >> right now it's christmas and we're giving back to the community. it's all about, just being an athlete, giving back and whatnot. so christmas spirit and it's beautiful so far. >> both teams said they're telephone thankful for the opportunity to give back and are looking forward to going head to head. >> some parts of the country are dealing snow. the snow came down? salt lake city. u. in flag staff, arizona, the snow left people getting home late. the freeway was closed last night. the national weather service issued a blizzard warning. >>> 14-year-old boy and a suspected dui driver died in a crash in san jose. police responded to capitol expressway and snell avenue and found a chevy malibu and a lexus involved in a crash. the 25-year-old woman driving the malibu died. she was under the influence of. a boyus wasled. two others in the car were injured. >>> berkeley police investigating a shooting that shattered th

and hoosiers were fed up. so in came dan with a war cry, "don't dump on us!" and just the right blend of determination, legislative know-how and humor to capture the attention of colleagues and the hearts of constituents. some were amused in d.c. or trengton, but back in -- or trenton, but back in indiana, hoosiers why over the moon p. for many, their first introduction to this plucky new senator came through his famous trash ad. the coats for senate commercial which featured a garbage man, led to a place in the halls. perhaps a ticket back to the senate. when senator lott was not able to persuade dan to run for senate later, he offered him this statement he's bid him farewell. "dan coats is levering the senate, but he is not leaving us. i have a feeling that he's going to have a real influence in many ways for the rest of his life and he's going to stay close to all of us." how right he was. fast-forward to just over a decade later. former senator coats looked out and saw a country in crisis, adrift on the wo

with those that are in need, and a great way to kick off christmas day.>> reporter: the indiana hoosiers facing the utah wednesday.>>> serving up holiday meals at the glide memorial church in san francisco, christmas morning, making over 4000 meals the night before, serving 2000 people every day. >>> the oakland couple at a lot to celebrate over the holiday, ruth turned 100 years old yesterday on christmas, and her husband henry turned 103 last month, and they've been married for 76 years. they met in la nearly 80 years ago and have been married 76 years, and have lived in the same house in oakland where they raised a big family. >> we thank the lord for his mercy to have given us 62 years and three boys, three girls, i don't think we could ask for anything more. >> she said that the romance and patients are key to a successful marriage, having patients are key to a successful marriage, and they still hold hands as well.>>> it's just a matter of days before the new year, a new laws going into effect for anyone driving in california, and on january 1 will be illegal to hold a smartphone o

. >> reporter: first on the ie tin ri is a stop in the hoosier state. from trump tower to indianapolis, indiana, drektdz is unveiling a deal he made with carrier, preventing some of the jobs from moving to mexico. >> it is a relief. the jobs back. those jobs now are not going to mexico. >> a campaign promise. >> a lot of times they don't do what they promise they are going to do. if he does it, i will tell him thank you personally from me. >> the deal will keep 800 union workers. what about the other few hundred jobs that were set to go to mexico? today we may carrier is saying that the deal is possible because of the incoming administration. >> way too many companies in the country and saying what about me, you have benefitted them. >> after indiana, trump is headed to ohio, the first stop of the thank you tour. >> liz, thank you. no announcement of trump visiting wisconsin yet. vice president elect met with paul ryan and reince priebus. >> preventing overdoses in milwaukee. 217 deaths related to opioid use this year. michael murphy introduce a task fo

[cheers and applause] in bed that there is the fuel hoosiers in the room.t24 doing your part to make donald trump and ex-president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] he did it. and we had you to think -- thank you before i go on that nisei our hearts go out to the victims and families of those who were injured in terrific events taking place earlier this week in columbus ohio. weekend the swift and courageous action of law-enforcement. one. [applause] but let's be clear if thanks to all of you, in just 50 days we will have a president who supports the men and women of law enforcement at every level. [applause] we will have a president who will suspend immigration from all countries and territories compromised by terror chico --. [cheers and applause] and a commander in chief who will destroy isis' added source. [chanting] and thanks to you we will have a president who makes the american ne economy great again we will repeal obamacare and replace it. [cheers and applause] cut taxes and roll back regulations with trade deals to put america

and it's really a great way to kick off christmas day. >> reporter: the hoosiers will face off the utah the utes served up at gloria church in san francisco. they made more than 3,000 meals the night before. they serve an average of 2,000 people every single day! >> uh-huh. >>> it's a happy holiday season for hundreds of children in the south bay. >> reporter: we're introduce -- >> we're introduced to those secret santa's helpers who made it happen. >> reporter: if you could get a sneak peek into santa's workshop, we can only imagine it would look a little like this. >> it's viral. it's addictive. i love it. >> seem like it's tight? >> good! >> reporter: inside this san jose convention center hall earlier this month, 1,000 volunteers spent their saturday assembling christmas presents for people they will never meet. >> just building bikes for a charity! turning wheels for kids. and just like building bikes and letting kids have a free, fun christmas. and it's something we really love to do! >> reporter: you see, there's not a lot of room for crabbiness here. instead, santa's bay area el

the hoosiers go in front as divine redding gets into the end zone.1:20 left, andy phillips kicks his fourth field goal of the night, a 27-yarder, utah beats indiana, 26-24, the utes have won 14 of their last 15 bowl games. >> prepared last the last few weeks. i had to go out there bike jordan did in '97. just leave it all out there. >> feels good to be back in the city i was born in. i'm excited to be back. i have family out here, be out here with my family. i should be able to win this with these guys, it's beyond words. >> with a chance to claim the afc west title and a first-round bye, the raiders are hoping matt mcgloin will lead them to victory on sunday. he's looking forward to taking on the broncos. >> this is the position you want to be in. this is why you spend so much time, you know, trying to master your craft and why you put so much time in the weight room, the film room and practices, for games like this, for moments like this. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought

>> i'm with the hoosiers. they have an insane run defense.the way, the utes went on like a four-game losing streak at the end of the season, as well. so we'll have that forecast coming up. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everybody. live weather camera looking out towards the bay bridge where we have crystal clear skies. visibility is unlimited. and it is cold. subfreezing right now in santa rosa at 30 degrees. it's freezing in livermore. it's 33 degrees in redwood city. oakland at 37 degrees. that's the coldest you have been all week wrong. 44 degrees due west of the bay bridge in san francisco. we have other notable numbers right now. good morning to our weather watchers. we have peggi in petaluma. 28 degrees. linda in fairfield 29. and katie in hayward sporting 40 degrees. even though it is cold this morning, it's going to pan out to be warmer. and looking ahead friday through tuesday, daily chances of rain. new year's eve, although we'll be cloudy, we will be dry for the evening celebrations. okay. here's the deal. high pressure is building

democrat joe donnelly wrote, while this is welcome news, there are also a number of other hoosier companies move jobs offshore. i strongly encourage to you make it clear that efforts to ship jobs offshore to chase cheap wages will be addressed head-on by the trump administration. the senator from indiana joins me now. thank you for being with me. >> thank you very much and i want to offer my thoughts and prayers and the thoughts and prayers of all hoosiers to our brothers and sisters in oakland right now. it's a horrible tragedy. >> it is a horrible tragedy. we'll keep updating our viewers on that fire throughout the evening. getting to this deal for your state, the headline is great for these workers and it is. you can't argue about saving jobs. when you dig into a jobs being shipped to mexico, that's .2%. a mile away down the road, there's another plant that is closing and jobs that will be lost. do you believe the trump administration will make these deals with every company in your state planning to move to mexico? >> well, here's who i hope, that they work with me and others to help pr

the hoosiers go in front as divine redding gets into the end zone. left, andy phillips kicks his fourth field goal of the night, a 27-yarder, utah beats indiana, 26-24, the utes have won 14 of their last 15 bowl games. >> prepared last the last few weeks. i had to go out there bike jordan did in '97. just leave it all out there. >> feels good to be back in the city i was born in. i'm excited to be back. i have family out here, be out here with my family. i should be able to win this with these guys, it's beyond words. >> with a chance to claim the afc west title and a first-round bye, the raiders are hoping matt mcgloin will lead them to victory on sunday. he's looking forward to taking on the broncos. >> this is the position you want to be in. this is why you spend so much time, you know, trying to master your craft and why you put so much time in the weight room, the film room and practices, for games like this, for moments like this. >> this abc7 sports report has afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me,

want to support the hoosiers and be here for the game. >> they were not alone. tailgaters fired up.y members and friends of jennifer beal, current university student . >> this is my first time. it to be very fun because i have never been to levi stadium. >> reporter: these fans decked out in yellow and green wanting to take in the college experience but the best fans, college -- families of the players . this santa rosa native is the less -- left offensive tackle . >> i am a proud dad. very cool. it has been a great season. >> reporter: beaming with pride, first for these young players in the national spotlight under the bright lights of a professional stadium. >> we usually have a pregame prep talk. today he was just happy he said dad no technical stuff just keep it simple. go and have fun and have a great game. >> reporter: this proud mother now living in monterey. >> today i woke up in the morning and i cried. >> bittersweet wearing number 50>> bittersweet wearing number 52 support her son. it is the last game of the season hopeful he will play pass the collegiate level. >>> prep

the president- elect is getting praise from factory workers in the hoosier state.. after he reached a deal to keep about one- thousand jobs at a carrier air conditioning plant there. but.. some democrats are questioning the terms of that deal.. as carrier is expected to get tax breaks from the state of indiana -- vice president-elect mike pence's home state -- where he is still the governor. pence's new washington neighbors have a message for him.. heintzen: "a respectful message showing, in my case my disagreement with some of his thinking.' popping up left and right.. but this street is decorating with rainbow flags. people started putting up the flags after the vice president- elect moved in.. because the l-g- b-t-q community has criticized the vice president elect's policies regarding gay rights. some starbucks shops in louisville, kentucky will be putting up rainbow stickers.. they are now designated safe areas for people in l-g-b-t-q communities. co employees will be trained to immediately call the police and to allow the victim of that crime to stay in the st

and applause] so thank you to the people of io, the people of kentucky and i'll bet there's a few hoosiers in the room. thank you for doing your part. to make drum the next president of the -- to make drum -- donald trump, the next president of the united states f america. he did it and we have you to thank. before i go on, let me just say from our families to yours, our hearts go out to the victims and families of those who were injured in the horrific attacks that took place earlier this week in columbus, ohio. the victims are in our prayers and we commend the swift and courageous actions of law enforcement in that perilous moment. cheers and applause] mr. pence: but let's be clear. in just 50 l of you days we will have a president who supports the men and women in law enforcement as every level. cheers and applause] we will have a president who will suspend immigration from all countries and territories compromised by terror. cheers and applause] and we will have a commander in chief who will hunt down and destroy isis at its source. cheers and applause] crowd -- [crowd chanting u.s.a.!

and i'll bet there's a few hoosiers in the room.ou for doing your part to make donald trump the next president of the united states of america. he did it. and we have you to thank. before i go on, let me just say, from our families to yours, our hearts go out to the victims and families of those who are injured in the horrific attacks that took place earlier this week this columbus, ohio. the victims are in our prayers and we commend the swift and courageous action of law enforcement in that perilous moment. let's be clear, thanks to all of you, in just 50 days, we will have a president who supports the men and women in law enforcement at every level. we will have a president who will suspend immigration from all countries and territoriy ie compromised by terror. and we will have a commander in chief who will hunt down and destroy isis at its source. [ crowd chant iing: usa ] and thanks to you, we will have a president who will make the american economy great again. who will repeal obamacare and replace it with american solutions. w

college hoops, gorgeous gym, something out of hoosiers. cal versus princeton and the pearl harbor invitational. charlie moore this freshman can play. drivers to the hoop and go glass with it. he had 15 points. cal goes on a 20- 9 run. reverse layup to jabari byrd he was huge, 13 points, 8 rebounds and cal wins 62-51 and 7 and 1 and they play seton hall tomorrow. magical night last night at oracle. definitely worth another look. clay thompson was in an absolute zone. first major in nba history to score 60 points in less than 30 minutes. he was hitting from everywhere on the court. he had 8, three pointers and here is the stat. i just couldn't believe when i saw it. clay took only 11 dribbles all night. yeah, he held the ball for 88 seconds. it was a clinic and moving without the ball and passing, 20 of his 21 buckets came by the assist and his teammates have as much fun feeding him the ball and this is funny, joe lake, the owner had one important question for clay thompson. >> clay, i have one question. would you accept this rose? >> apprec

so without any further ado, my fellow hoosiers, it is my high honor and distinct privilege to introduceto you a man of action, a man of his word and the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you very much. [applause] thank you very much. i love that red hat. thank you, everybody. i want to thank all of the dignitaries that are with us today. we have a whole host; the mayor and governor-elect. great people. it's a big victory for the governor-elect. he won very convincingly, so we're very proud of him. and, you know, mike has been such a wise decision for me. when people were saying, i don't know, how good is he at decision making, they'd always say, yeah. that's a good decision. and everybody loves mike. he's become something very special. [applause] i want to thank greg hayes of united technologies, because when i, when i called him, he was right there. i wish i could have made the call when they were doing their original decision, but it worked out just as well other than i would have liked to hav

we have more hoosiers going to work than ever before.rankly, along with all of you who work in this facility that that day, february 10th, was a heartbreaking day. when carrier made the difficult decision to close this facility and move jobs out of our country. we met with the leaders of the company back in march, and try as we might to make the indiana case, it was clear that the die was cast. the simple truth was that policies coming out of our nation's capital were literally driving jobs out of this country. what was missing was clear to me as your governor, what s missing was leadership and change. well, the american people voted for change last month, and even before taking office, our president-elect provided real leadership that made the difference. [applause] you know, president-elect donald trump did just what he said he would do. he picked up the phone. i was actually in the room. [laughter] he picked up the phone, he talked from one american to another. he talked about our plans, our plans to make america more competitive, to

the yutes finished third finishing 8-4. 6-6 hoosiers playing in consecutive bowl games for just the third time in school history. kickoff is at 5:30 p.m. >>> we need to get a bay area team back in the bowl games, right? all right, find a penny, pick it up, all day long you'll have -- actually, lost money? still ahead, how the copper coin cost our country $45 million. >>> yikes. and president-elect donald trump takes to twitter first taking aim at president obama and then thanking himself. we'll tell you why right after the break. >>> good morning to you, boy was it frosty. upper 20s in valleys. how about 57 in half-moon bay thanks to easterly winds. as we look at emeryville, wow, sunny and >>> new this morning, the man accused of shooting and killing nine black parishoners at a south carolina church last year says he will not call witnesses or present evidence to try to spare his own life. 22-year-old dylann roof is acting as his own lawyer in the sentencing phase of the trial. roof faces a possible death sentence for last june's mass shooting. one of the shooting's survivors is expected