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there are people like rand paul and jeff flake who are going to upend the republican party business as usual. they are truly in favor of constitutional limited government, smaller government, more deregulation across the board. wee might see coming out of this, this is the optimistic scenario. both the democrats and republicans rejuvenatethe youngr poargtss of their parties in a more freedom-o-oriented way. kennedy: the house freedom kaw kuls is painted as ultra conservative. but they are literally conservative. they are trying to make the size of government smaller which will benefit is all. >> the last time we had a full republican congress and republican president, even apart from the war issuers which are gigantic. spending on domestic issues was out the door, and that can't happen anymore. >> i remember realizing george w. bush is not vetoing any bills. then he has a democratic president after him. thank you so much for coming by. it was sow great to see my mentor and colleague john stossel honored. he was our friedlander bride winner. john stossel is a wonderful advocate for free

jeff zeleny, both on capitol hill this morning. what do you got, manu? >> good morning, carol. actually, paulyan going to be facing a vote this afternoon from his house republican colleagues. he's probably going to be fine. there's no challengers yet emerging. he has half of his conference actually formally nominate him for speaker. and then in january, that's when the majority of the house has to vote for him. we're looking at house republicans holding at least 238 seats on the the floor. that means he could lose 20 votes and still be re-elected speaker. no one's expecting him to lose that many votes. that doesn't mean there aren't some concerns on the right. yesterday, i had a chance to speak with a top member of that house freedom caucus, that group of detainers that have been a thorn in the side of republicans and he wants some change at the top. here's what he had to say. are you ready to support paul ryan tomorrow when he companies comes up for the vote? >> i haven't heard from him what he wants to change, you know, what's going to be did i rent the next two years than the last two year

to significant events like holidays or even an election and officials say it is jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. ((paul joncich)) >>> the man accused in the ambush-style killing of two iowa officers appears in court. scott michael greene did not speak as the judge outlined the case against him. greene is the sole suspect in the killing of 38-year-old des moines police sergeant anthony beminio -- and, 24-year-old urbandale police officer justin martin. first degree murder and faces life in prison without parole. greene's next court appearance is november 14-th -- he is being held on 10-million-dollars bond. funeral arrangements for the officers are scheduled for next week./// ((paul joncich)) >>> meanwhile... children in the area are trying to wrap their heads around the tragedy. many of them were moved to tears as they placed flowers and gifts over and around a police car. while some of the kids at the event couldn't fully comprehend why and how the tragedy happened. ever. ((they like are super heroes because they actually save the day. they help save people and they put bad guys in jail like in the mo

jeff zeleny, we understand paul ryan is about to make a statement. set the scene once again. >> reporter: wolf, i'm told senator tim kaine of course, the democratic running mate, is on site here. i'm told that he will be introducing hillary clinton when she addresses this crowd here in this hotel ballroom. many of her top staffers are sitting in the front row. other major donors and key supporters to her are also in this ballroom. outside of this ballroom, there are literally hundreds of campaign staffers lining the atrium sort of greeting her here on her arrival. i am told she's going to directly address donald trump, directly thank the president as well for his support, but it is interesting that she will be introduced by tim kaine, who of course four months ago, joined this ticket to campaign with her. now he could be the future of the democratic party or certainly one future face of the democratic party and that's where this conversation will turn after she gives her address here today. >> tim kaine wanted to be vice president of the united state

this is paul orlousky, now, jeff, it's raining outside. i'm glad it's inside. and as we expected, the showers have moved in this afternoon. it's not a real heavy rain. but it's more of a nuisance thing. you will need the rain gear if you haven't made it out to the polls yet. now, where it's not raining still in canton, dover, new philly, youngstown, columbiana county. it will be raining. that rain is moving in from the west. so where it's not raining, it will be within the hour. right now we have the steadiest rain here around sandusky. the lake erie islands. and this is moving east. raining again. so we're going to be seeing these showers now pretty much all night because we got the system and then we have some lake-effect rain that develops here later on tonight. so now through about 7:00 in the morning, wet travel. the winds are going to be picking up as well. this as the cold front comes through. so the next few hours, showers in the forecast. 56 at 5:00. 56 at 6:00. down to 55 at 7:00. it could be colder. and it was mild this afternoon before the rain hit.

is term-limit with her chairmanship john klein is leaving congress also term limit and jeff miller is retiring. paulyan will have the choice of chairmanship's. >> those are big decisions. a there is an aspect republicans have to watch that that could be virginia foxx. because that is the onlyle female chair leaving. the one big race is the energy commerce committee deere trying to get his bill done involving doc but he is term limited so the race is coming down to the house republican campaign arm did quite well but others also want the job so ryan has the most votes out of anybody but it is done by the leadership votes shy of pressure to win the race but the fact he is very powerfulul of whoever is the next chair will have a big policy making agenda. >> for lauderdale independent line. >> caller: hello. i have had you guys on in the background i am not paying 100 percent attention to what has been covered but the guy who said the election was rigged but the mandate and what they are going to but what matters more voted for hillary than donald trump so i call on the independence those democrats that

jeff... when i heard what happened, i tried to bail you out but it was too high. i couldn't raise that kind of money on the weekend. did you try paul? he never got back to me. this is a terrible thing. yeah. jeff... jeff, i don't know how to say this. what, gene? you don't know how to say "you're fired?" come on, gene, you can say that. just say, "nobody in this building that we've been friends for 11 years." just say, "you're fired." you can do that, gene. how cocod you be so irresponsible? i screwed up. what can i do to change it? don't just say, "i screwed up." the man'n'life is over. tell him you screwed up. think you'll get a b br? i've busted my ass making perfect cases for you. i don't need this crap! watch how you talk to me. i'm your boss because i'm smarter than you not because i got lucky. you aren't the golden girl around here anymore. hey, feel like a beer at the bowling alley? what's wrong with you? you just drop into offices without calling in?alley? can't you see i'm busy? fitzgerald, i got an open spot on a conspiracy crew. you're perfect for it. i've got a lot of paperwork here, captain. well, penhall can handle i

paul president-elect mike pence. cabinets for including alabama senator jeff sessions, rudy giuliani, and chris christie, newt gingrich. abc news will have a special report when the president-elect arrives at the white house today. you can see that right here on channel 5 >> it appearses donald trump dialling back from his proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. if you go to his campaign website, the issue month ago disappeared. it called a ban for muslims from entering the country until lawmakers figure out what's going again. greatagain.gov is up and running this morning. you'll find trump's ideas for national security, as well as the economy. >> election day, lines were out the door in many massachusetts communities. worcester saw the largest turnout in 40 years. preliminarily numbers show that residents voted tuesday. those people account for nearly 63% of registered voters in that city. despite the turnout, nationally turnout fell this election year. >> one student is recovering, another facing charges after a stabbing at brighton high school in boston. the school department says two ninth grade boys got i

paul penzone. reporting live in downtown phoenix, andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >> jeff dewitt is under fire for an e-mail sent to trump supporters. a screen shot posted on twitter saying the polls close at 9:00 p.m. but the polls close at 7:00. dewitt is the chief operating officer for the republican nominee's campaign donald trump. he told the associated press there was a glitch and the >> a lot of arizona voters already made up their mind. about 40% of the early ballots were from registered republican, 34% coming from democrats, and 27% coming from independents. >> we've got a problem brewing in maricopa. it may turn out that 200,000 ballots that came in late may not be counted by tonight. activity at the polls running high as it tip in an election year. >> ty brennan live at the maricopa county recorder's office. >> reporter: they are saying this is record-breaking early ballots mailed out. they have estimated one million of the early ballots that have been returned. 831,000 of the early ballots have been tabulated but it is going to be tough to get to the the ballots probably won't be counted by toni

paul george for three. no good. jeffis the sixers get their first win of the season. >> yay! isn't 109-105. got to love it. when it comes to the eagles number one running back darrin sproles the saying age ain't nothing but a number hits home. that's easy for us to say we're sitting on the couch on sundays. the secret to sproles success is pretty easy. practice makes perfect. >> if you don't practice fast, you can learn bad habits, and for him it's always about practice and fast and so he doesn't have bad habits that way, and it all stems in practice and that's from a seasonalled veteran played lot of football in the national football league. >> big one on sunday for sure. it's the beginning of special week in toronto. the hockey haul of fame inducts former flyers great eric lindh degrees on monday before that takes place the flyers and maple leaf lace them up for the hockey haul of fame game this evening. north of the border we go t dot as the kids like to say flyers down one on the power play the captain coughs it up t

jeff was my main project manager . >> smaller crafted, looks like that but it's smaller. let's not go there. read the book. [laughter] >> and so paul goes, go for the x prize and let's just actually go for it and burt came with the model. >> how much money did he want at that point? >> 19 million. >> 19 million. [laughter] >> how much money did you end up spending? >> 28.6. >> there you go. honestly between the documentaries and the donation of spaceship and i think paul made money. [laughter] >> we actually ended up developing two patents, so basically license the patents and material and so with the donation of the spacecraft and winning the x prize and the license fees. >> of course, i pitched richard branson twice. i pitched virgin atlantic and mobile and you said which kills me, the best person, paul allen has to be clearly richard branson and after telling me, no, i see richard branson the morning of the first x prize flight out on the tarmac and if you go look at the vehicle over there, i had been trying to get these guys to put the x prize logo on the back along in my sponsors because that's where the cameras were pointing

janet was there along with mike pence, jeff sessions and others whose names have been rumored to fill some of the top positions.s. paul ryan said that in the days ahead, will be working closely with the out the path to the new year. >> we're on the scene page with our president-elect i talked to donald trump i spoke to mike pence were working to make sure that this is a successful administration ma and were going make sure that the voices were heard are acted upon, so very well-qualified people we've stepped up to blend their name for consideration for various positions. i think it hear from former members of the house and senate and former administrations, who think that in order to be considered for any of their skill set is right to solve the problems and that is a credit to mr. trump and flaky carries forth his campaign and that the team are entering into this transition.. they put together a blueprint for the first 200 days,y one of renegotiate nafta, the obama administration has vowed the next two monthswe aggressively defend and implement policies hoping to salvage what they can of h the legacy, prlicies that t

some evidence tonight that some of the maverick senators like senator rand paul and ted cruz will fight him a little bit, jeffhe has people he has to keep in line in his own party. that will be as much of a challenge for him as trying to get democrats in mind. nicolle: will he relish fighting with the republican establishment more or fighting with the democrats more? >> he will relish just being trump which is fighting with everybody. he could care less whether the republicans or the democrats who are elected officials and have been there forever like him or not. he has proved it. he has picked initial picks the do not go along with what some people want and then he has others that irk the other side of the fence. he has -- you will see trump the trump witches i will do what i want, thank you ray much. nicolle: do think his first to call for cement will be to get [inaudible] with senator schumer? >> he seems to be rewarding the sycophants and the followers rather than the republican establishment choices like mitt romney and others he has paraded through there. i think he is a dealmaker. he is ultimately goin

paul. >> . lebron james told reporters he was disappointed jackson was lacking respect towards himself and his friends. >> jeff banister of the rangers. it's validation to coach ands players. front office. that they're getting some kind of credit. he led the indians to 94 wins and the american league central title. while dealing with the injuries. on the roster. >> . i think the reason it happens is because coaches. players. front office. they do their job so well. and i win an award. i wish that could maybe change the name or something. because i jus fortunate and i get to take a bow. because of other peoples hard work. >> . ohio state jumping spw into the play off top four tonight. after the weekend shake up. it looks like in. alabama ohio state. michigan and then the tigers. >> . let's go football. mac play. can he not facing bowling green. falcons already up big. ohio university was defeated by central michigan. twenty-seven to 20. that was your final score. >> . all right. congratulations again. well done. >> that will do it for us at ten. thank you for joining us. >> . morning show begins at 4:00 a.m. ri

,l was there along with mike pence, jeff sessions and others whose names have been rumored to be in the ring to fill some of the top positions. >> gp leaders like paul ryan say the days ahead that we work ver with trump and his transition team. on the scene page with the president-elect i talked in virtually every day we spoked mike penceok this morning were the scene page, we're going to make sure that this is a successful administrationoio an make sure that the voices we heardd of the people are acted upon. president, mr. trump plans to renegotiate nafta, and meanwhil the obama administration vows to aggressively defend and implement policies hoping to salvage with can of obama's legacyw. mr. obama makes a final overseas trip as president, he was greece today touting ongoing support for nato, he says that the us remains committed to the alliance, and a news conference he also addressed the election said he was surprised that donald trump was victorious and also said that donald trump tempting toto fears about globalization. >> time will not tell whether the prescription be offered,t whether brexit or with respect to the us election ends up satisfy

we have incredible people like your very own jeff bezos and eel lon musk and paul allen and richard branson and larry page. multitude of different people i have in the audience. where is chris? let me just recognize, i serve as the cofounder, executive chairman of planetary resources. chris who landed three missions on martian surface. [applause] is now ceo and i'm so proud of having him as ceo of planetary resources, again another seattle company. amazing time to be alive, right? the code is being cracked right now and there is enough capital, risk-taking capital, right? we're not going to replicate what happened in the 1960s, where it was u.s.-soviet race. assassination of kennedy. apollo program was extraordinary moment in the time taken out of the future put into the past but we do have i believe the impetus, the drive, the need to open up space and it's going to happen now because the risk-takers, the mind set, these exponential technologies, exponentially reducing cost of reaching space to the point where we are, as a species reaching escape velocity. >> so questions from the floor an

paul begala. jack and bakari are former lawmakers. jeff tuben -- i think we talked friday. you said comey is not going to speak anymore on this and this is is not going to be done until past election day. seems like you were right on both counts. will anything develop between now and election day on this? >> a lot of leaks from the fbi. >> that's how it's going to happen. >> i think one of the really unfortunate aspects of this announcement of raising in issue is it will contribute to a constant stream of leaks from the fbi, from the justice department, some of which may turn out to be accurate, some which may turn out to be wrong. the number of e-mails. how many e-mails are from, if any, hillary clinton, how many e-mails are classified? i mean, these are the things that all of us who are reporters are going to be trying to find out over the next eight days. we will get answers. some of those answers may be right, and i think this is yet another reason why the fbi and justice department have long-established traditions of not disclosing politically sensitive information clo

paul, babe, when -- when was this headshot taken? oh, uh, i don't know. recently, i guess? uh... okay. yeah. [ chuckles ] so, like, recently, recently. >> jeff: previously on "survivor," at the old gen x tribe, it was chris, bret and sunday. >> i don't trust him as far as i can throw him. >> jeff: against david, ken and jessica. >> sunday, chris and bret don't trust you. >> jeff: but after the merge, differences aside. >> the upper echelon of the millennials need to be broken up. >> jeff: forming a majority alliance with hannah, zeke and adam. >> michelle is the person to go after. >> jeff: but adam and taylor began sharing secrets. >> i can steal someone's reward. do not tell anyone. >> jeff: and the alliance started to question adam's loyalty. >> you don't think adam would flip on us, do you? >> adam couldn't just play with the weirdoes. he had to sit at the cool kids' adam. michelle, the tribe has spoken. heaving taylor, jay and will out of the loop. 12 are left. who will be voted out tonight? >> i just lost one of my trustworthy and loyal people, and now i guess the big gen x cesspool over there is gunning for the millennials. >> good jo

paul ryan will meet with mike pence. the cabinet include alabama senator jeff sessions, rudy giuliani, chrhr >> erika, thank you. an increased police presence here at brighton high school after a student is stabbed inside the cafeteria here at brighton high school. a spokesperson says a fight broke out between two ninth graders, one of the teens being stabbed in the leg. that student was taken to the hospital for treatment. the student is expected to recover. the stabbing suspect was arrested. no word on what charges that student is facing or how that student was able to bring a live in brighton this morning, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. >> police here in easton are searching for suspects and a possible suspect vehicle after two boys found a man shot in the woods. that man, 35-year-old daniel smith, is fighting for his life in the hospital. the boy were riding their bikes when they found the victim in the here's a description of the car police are looking for this morning. it's a 2016 mazda 3 sedan. it's red. it has florida license plates 372qqk. it's unclear at this point what connection to the shooting

charlie dent, term limited and jeff miller who is retiring fromcongress . paul ryan will have the choice of chairmanship here. what does that look like for him? >> guest: those are big decisions and as far as, there is an aspect where republicans have to watch. it looks like replacing ryan on the education committee could be virginia fox from north carolina. >> host: a schoolteacher. >> guest: exactly because that would be the only female chair with candace miller leaving so the one big race here and speaking of obamacare is the energy and commerce committee, fred upton is leaving. he's trying to get his bill done in the lame-duck but he is term limited so the race is boiling down to greg walton who used it had the house republican campaign arm and did well as well as johnson kiss. ryan has the most votes of anybody but it is still done by a number of leadership phones and i'm not sure who's going to win that race but that committee is very powerful so the commerce chair will have a big policymaking role. >> host: mark in fort lauderdale on our independent line.

jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. we also learned that -- despite the sparring with doanld trump -- house speaker paul ryan ?did? in fact follow through with his pledge to vote for the republican nominee.ryan told fox news he cast his vote last week in his hometown of janesville.still, ryan says he hasn't changed his plans about not appearing at any campaign events with trump. 3 their vote might not count now... but the kids at "siefert elementary school" in milwaukee got some good practice today.the school teamed up with the milwaukee county elections commission commissionto hold a mock election this morning.it took the mystery out of what they may have been watchih they got a good look at the equipment, practiced casting a ballot, in hopes of a renewed appreaction at home about the right to vote. "i think it's important for the kids to know. and i think that then translates to their parents. now they get to experience that with their parents. they know exactly what to do. they know exactly what the ballot looks like. like.teachers have spent the last two weeks giving their students details about the nomine. so

paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >> we analyzed police response times and two incidents at cell tech. during the burglary it took store. two minutes for the second incident. jeff? >> i am here with mr. jason to our weather department already here. >> we have been working hard this afternoon. >> jeff: all of a sudden a blow up of showers and a few storms. the thing that's pretty cool with what we are doing. i am doing the tv thing now. if you have our first alert weather app. jason has been d push alerts. pretty cool and you are doing one right now. >> jason: i will do one during the break. for cuyahoga, lorain and medina and lake county you have gotten alerts in the last couple of hours and will do one during the break for everyone to update you on the rain we are seeing. download it there and i will do it here. >> download the app right now. guys, over to you. >> thank you very much. people weigh in on whether or not rta should be allowed in public square. >> brave and talented. we meet a young artist with a great holiday gift idea. buy a shirt to help others. get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor sh

senator tom cotton and senator jeff sessions ...both rumored to be on the short list for secretary of defense. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." house speaker paul ryan will keep his title. the wisconsin congressman was re-elected to a second term. however -- the official vote will come in january...when the next session of congress begins. ryan says it marks the dawn of a "unified republican government", and say president-elect donald trump. meanwhile, democrats are delaying their own leadership elections until the end of the month, to give lawmakers more time to process election losses. ...a big move for governor scott walker. he is taking over as the new chairman of the republican governors association. walker will spend the next year laying the groundwork for 38 gubernatorial races slated for 2018. across america... oklahoma city police are trying to figure southwest airlines employee and then apparently shot himself. flights were grounded yesterday at will rogers world airport during the investigation. 52-year-old michael winchester was shot...while walking between a terminal and an employee parking area. police call it a pre-meditated atta

jeff is a former white house political director. clinton supports. former obama senior adviser. paul advises a pro-clinton super pac. john king, you heard kellyanne conway. does the bombshell erase the impact of the last comey one? >> look at the banner on the scene. fbi clears clinton. if there was a movement toward trump of moderate republicans, of independents, of even some democrats who decided, i just can't do this because the nominee of the other party is under investigation, if they process the information, perhaps it stops. more importantly, before this news, the race had sed seth ttl. the pollsters have been in a panic pause they think they're in a plane with turbulence. some of the data doesn't make sense. >> not because they've taken sides but because they're confused by the data? >> they're numbers people. there are gold standard people in both parties who do this. they're like, what's happening? the volatility of the lelector e electorate. the unorthodoxy. the beiaggage clinton has. look at the new nbc/"wall street journal" poll, the numbers make sense. the demographic groups are lining up in a way that

paul butler. thank you for being here, first of all. >> good morning, reverend. >> as attorney general, jeff sessions would have influence over civil rights, voting rights, immigration. how will he change the priorities of the justice department? >> reverend, first let's talk about his basic competency to be the chief law enforcement officer. when donald trump made his infamous remark about how he likes to grab women by their private parts, sessions says he didn't see how that was a crime. how can the nation's chief law enforcement officer not know what sexual assault is. it is not about him being a conservative republican. i was privileged to work at the justice department during both clinton and bush administrations, but this man is a radical extremist. if he is confirmed, criminal justice reform is dead. this is a man who loves the -- loves mandatory minimum sentences, he loves private prisons, what doesn't he like? black lives matter. trump says if he's president, he's going to investigate that movement that is trying to make things more fair for african-american people. >> he also talks about there is cheating, quote, cheating in ele

jeff sessions as the possible secretar d before trump takes office. the job of picking an administration has already begun. and besides winning the white house, republicans retain control of the senate and the house. speaker paul ryan, who has had a rocky relationship with donald trump, called trump's win the most incredible political feat he has ever seen. >> our house majority is more than anyone expected. we won more seats than anyone he provided the kind of coatt coattails that got a lot of people over the finish line so we could main our strong house and majority. now we have important work to do. >> ryan said they plan to hit the ground running once the trump administration takes over. >>> congressional leaders are already crafting an agenda and we will have more on that coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> new hampshire senate race was decided by just 716 votes. governor maggie declared the winner late yesterday over first-term republican kelly ayotte. the race cost more than $120 million. ayotte backed deplanning parenthood and new hampshire's other senator is also a democrat. three democratic women will make history when they enter the senate in january. the first biracial female senator. she is of ja

jeff sessions will have influence over homeland security. he may be take the lead on trump's deportation efforts and trump's team is holding meetings in new they're working on a secretary of state and attorney. paul ryan spoke out after a meeting with trump's team. >> this will be a government folk you gossed on turning president elect's -- we can't wait to get to work. >> he tweeted about his transition last night saying a very organized place taking place as i decide on cabinet and i'm the only one who knows -- >>> denver police heard your concerns so last month they happened 100 hours of foot patrol in capital hill. >> amanda del castillo is crunching those numbers. >>reporter: the short answer is yes, denver police telling me that violent crime and property crime is down along east colfax, but that's comparing october 2016 to the same time last year extra 100 hours of patrolling adding to that stretch of east colfax. the department says more can be done. in that time, since october 2015, i should say, homicide accident sexual assault, robbery and aggravated assault were down by 9%. property crime was down across the board comparing the same time period policing less auto theft and burglary al

vice president joe biden and house speaker paul ryan will meet with vice president elect mike pence. we know candidates for trump's cabinet include senator jeff sessions, rudi guiliani, chris you can watch more right here on channel 5. >> thank you, and an increased police presence this morning here at brighton high school after a stabbing inside of the cafeteria. a spokesperson for boston public schools says the fight broke out yesterday between two ninth graders leading to one of the teens involved being stabbed in the leg. that student taken to the hospital. the student is recovering, the stabbing suspect was arrested, so tar no word on the charges on how that student was able to bring a knife to school t reporting live in brighten, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. >> police here in easton are searching for suspects and a vehicle after two young boys found a man shot in the woods. that man, 35-year-old daniel smith is in the hospital this morning. those two boys were out riding their bikes when they found the victim in the woods off pond street. that victim is a former resident of easton, now living in police are looking for this morni

tonight that some of the maverick senators like senator rand paul and ted cruz are going to fight him a little bit. lindsey graham, john mccain, jeff's got to try to keep in line in his own party. and i think that's going to be at least as much of a challenge for him as trying to get democrats in line. >> kim, do you think he will relish fighting with the republican establishment more or the do you think he will relish fighting with the democrats more? >> i think he's going to relish just being trump, which is fighting with everybody. you know, he could care less whether the republicans or the democrats who are elected officials and have been there forever like him or not. and he's proved it. he's picked some initial picks that don't go with -- along with what some people want. and then he has others that irk the other side of the fence. so, i think you're going to see trump be trump from here on out, which is, i'll do what i want, thank you very much. >> can i follow up with you, steve. do you think that his first accomplishment might be something that he gets done with senator schumer instead of a republican? >> i think it could

paul. humaner there. >> chris: we will need it tonight. the morning clear and then the clouds rolled in. >> chris: voters looking at umbrella weather. >> jeff: you will need it through a good portion of the night. we will basically have two waves of rain with the actual system itself. it is coming down. in fact, the steadiest rain is right in cuyahoga county at the moment. it is more of a lighter rain as you get u.s. 30 corridor and hasn't even started to rain in youngstown. back edge of this is moving through sandusky. right now downtown to the eastern suburbs now, i-271 and i-480 eastbound you will be dealing with this rain. cleveland heights, mayfield heights, solon. we have the alert through the night. basically now up until about 7 a.m. when i think the steadiest gear for voting and the wind will continue to increase as well. mid-50s after being in the 60s this afternoon before the rain hit and we will hold steady next few hours. 6:00 about 56 with showers, 7:00, 8:00 same deal. as the front comes through, we turn much colder. you will feel that. don't worry, it warms up again thursday. the up a details later in the half hour. here is

jeff flock. great reporting. >>> the latest wikileaks drop revealing a brutal classified audit of the clinton foundation. former presidential candidate and congressman ron paulcts, that's coming up. >>> but, first, hillary clinton teaming up with celebrities to try and bring in the youth vote and undecided voters. my next guest says she's focused on all the wrong things, that's next. don't go away. ♪ ♪ liz: donald trump hitting the ground, trying to turn states democrat, going to five states today; minnesota, iowa, michigan, pennsylvania and virginia. it is a blitz. this as hillary clinton continues to campaign with celebrities like jay-z, beyonce, katy perry and lebron james. my next guest is the cleveland police association president, he's detective steve loomis. he says hillary is focusing on the wrong issues and campaigning with the wrong people. good to have you, sir. will hillary's celebrity endorsements bring her undecided voters? >> no. i think anybody that has any common sense at all sees through what it is, you know, trying to buy votes by having a concert here in cleveland with jay-z who's, at best, a controversial lyricist is very troubling, and

jeff sessions as well. real quick in terms of what happens next and in terms of the gop and their support. this morning we see paul ryan coming out saying, hey, look, i'm ready to campaign with donald trump. too little too late? what do you think, chris? >> well, in terms of the leaders, yes. in terms of the rank and file, it's important and you do see republicans -- she always had an advantage, more democrats supporting her, more republicans supporting him. >> thank you so much. be sure to tune in to "fox news sunday" today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. chris wallace. >>> a brand-new poll out this morning shows one of the candidates pulling ahead. we'll talk to dena perino and chris stirewalt next on "sunday morning futures." those new glasses? they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. okay. uh, do you get your fees back if you're not happy? (dad laughs) wow, you're laughing. that's not the way the world works. well, the world's changing. are you asking enough ques

paul joncich)) >>> president-elect donald trump has made his first cabinet-level decision and has picked two more people to serve in his administration. today the president elect announced alabama senator jeff pick to be attorney general. mr. trump also tapped congressman mike pompeo of kansas as c-i-a director and retired general michael flynn for national security advisor. vice president-elect mike pence says he's thrilled with the team president-elect donald trump is building. (( (vice president-elect mike pence) "we've got a great number of men and women with great qualifications to come forward and serve this new administration." )) ((paul joncich)) >> mr. trump's first choices aren't without some controversy. general flynn once referr t and he tweetted in february that fear of muslims is rational. and in 1986 the senate blocked senator sessions from becoming a federal judge after he allegedly made racist remarks ....a claim he denies./// ((paul joncich)) >>> new york city officials, including mayor bill de blasio, addressed concerns today about the potential disruption and cost of president-elect donald trump's new york residence. mayor de blasio told reporters during a special new yo

strategist, paul begala, monica langley, kayleigh mcenany, senior political analyst and journalist, carl bernstein, and cnn political commentator and ceo of impact strategies, angela ry. jeffcord on recounts, it doesn't make that much of a difference. i was looking back at the green party in 2004, i think it was, in ohio and insisted on a recount, raised more than $100,000 to do it, george bush got 300 less votes and still won the state. >> that's almost entirely the rule. 300, 500 votes at the absolute outside. if you look at donald trump's margins in these states, they're narrow by political standards, but they are not within the range of a recount, barring some sort of systemic failure. and there's no evidence. >> and by and large, in ohio, i was looking in particular, back in 2004, it wasn't massive voter fraud, it was some bad, you know, badly trained polling workers, malfunctioning machines in some cases, some ballots had been ruled as, i guess, not valid, and were re -- >> even florida in 2000, which was, of course, the most celebrated and notorious recount of all time, at the end of the day, there were a few hundred votes that switched in terms of -- after the 36 d

sit-down with house speaker paul ryan this hour and meet with democratic leaders from the house and senate later today. >>> in the meantime, an equally busy day at trump tower. jeff world leader will also stop by. nbc news also learned retired general michael flynn risen to the top of the list for national security advisor but nothing finalized until the president-elect announces it. >> we see that we're sort of right on target and we're happy with that. it's nothing to rush through. i think those decisions are being made quickly and imminently but they'll be announced either before or after thanksgiving and then you'll see a number of announcements. >>> breaking news. dni director james clapper announcing he's submitted his resignation. political team has all of the angles covered this morning. for more on the transition, i'm uni joined by peter alexander. nice to see you. a lot of comings and goings out of trump tower. who are you watching? >> literally, spinning as these guys come and go. we know some of the principles. trump jr. and others are there because they want a say as well but the names we watch include the governor of south carolina, nikki haley. nbc

paul ryan republican of old that donald trump offered. it was different and the party has to grapple with that. senator jeff sessions sees the potential for agreement with democrats. there could be agreements on things like trade. foreign policy. less inump has been line with the old republican consensus. host: we have got word that donald trump is in the building at the new york hilton. writing,ers a staff politics for the atlantic. let's go to the senate races. if donald trump comes to the podium will go to that immediately. senator john mccain coming back for six term easily defeating ann kirkpatrick. molly harris, democratic state .eneral in arizona and california. senator marco rubio in florida easily winning over congressman patrick murphy, the democratic candidate. in illinois, tammy duckworth defeating republican senator mark kirk. and congressman todd that young winning by a 10 percent margin in the hoosier state. with justunt winning 45%. and catherine cortez meso now declared the winner in the race for the democratic hold. the seat held by fungus men harry reid, a race not been called. look out c

microsoft early on as jeff and i were then able to train the team to get gt projectthe project done on timeo budget. see .. what answer you give me but then i would have to tell paul what the new number is and if it slides again we are going to have a come to jesus because the money might not be any more. you guys are on the hook. you understand. then we would go down to that everywhere. it took a few weeks. he really was uncomfortable with that. that's how went down. it did take a few weeks, months for them to understand, even then you have to kind of learn your way around the organization because you're always going to get one story from one guy who's really far up in charge and if you have more boots on the ground and you can say well that i hasn't slept in three days, i don't think you're making it today. that kind of feedback is really good and we would do our own internal and next terminal schedule. i would say this is bert's number, this is my number. i think we should budget for that one there's a lot of techniques, i won't go into details but program management, there's a lot of things you can do to get the actual prediction. >> i was just going to say wh

paul andrew hutton. first in keeping with his profession, as a university professor we're going to have a pop quiz. one question pass fail. here is the question. what do jeff chandler, charles bronson, rock hudson and the incredibleably blue-eyed burt lancaster all have in common? i think i hear the answer and the answer is all these hollywood leading men played apache indian leaders in the movies. jeff chandler played cochise. hock hudson played taza, son of cochise. bronson want chato and burt was the warrior, masai. for extra credit, answer this, what made these roles so attractive to these actors in could it be the epic nature of their struggle? keep those questions in mind. also keep those names in mind. maybe not the faces. the people may reappear as paul hutton tells us about our war with the apache tribes. america's longest. it all began with an apache raid and the kidnapping of an arizona ranchers boy in 1861 and lasted more than a quarter after century. the fighting only ended with the 1886 surrender of ji ron know, who by the way, was played braille indian, the cherokee west in the 19 the 3 movie. paul hutton looks back at this jarjly overlooked

trump, vice president elect mike pence, speaker paul ryan to create a positive change of culture at the v.a. to give veterans the care they deserve. chairman jeff miller would be an excellent choice for secretary of veterans affairs. in conclusion, god bless our troops, may the president by his actions never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized the speaker pro tempore: for on. mr. quig-l: than you -- mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, in 1908 the chicago cubs won the world series at west side park. to give you a little perspective how long ago that was, in the crowd you could find civil war veterans. president taft, however, was not in attendance that day. during the cubs' 108-year-old drought we have had two world wars, put a man on the moon, and survived y 2 k. after a historic seven-game series, can i finally say my chicago cubs are champions once again. i'm enormousl

jeff mason. he covers the white house for reuters. thanks for the preview. guest: my pleasure. president-elect trump and mike pence will meet with house speaker paul ryan today. of a -- between speaker trump and mr. ryan. the session is scheduled to take place at 12:30 p.m. eastern at the capitol hill club. pence is also expected to meet with vice president joe biden. now charlie cook, editor and publisher of the cook political report gives his postelection day analysis. issues the preliminary that factor into the election and the challenges facing both democrats and republicans. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am kevin, the president of national journal. i am going to welcome everyone to national journal's day after the election event. the guests of today's program will be charlie cook, who will be breaking down the who, what, and why on yesterday's election. to handle some housekeeping, you will see two mics on either side of me in the center aisles. there will be a question-and-answer portion of today's event. when it comes to that moment, we do welcome anybody that has a question to lineup behind the mics. when you are preparing to ask a questi

issues whether it is mike lee and rand paul on some of the civil liberties issues, whether john mccain and lindsey graham on russia, or susan collinson lisa makowski and jeff leg and others who have taken more moderate positions on various issues. i think that will be a factor as well,. >> i just want to add what you're saying about trying to make 90% of the people in here who raise their hands and they're fearful. this is definitely a shock to the system, but it's not a shock to the system is not necessarily a bad thing. as somebody who has covered you and genuinely believe that these individuals are phenomenal public servants to a person, there phenomenal public servants in a system that has been broken. voters got that. it hasn't worked. the gridlock, there's so so much blame to go around and it's unclear if the solution is going to work but voters wanted a disruption and they got it. i actually think there is reason to be optimistic that people like this and as long as those of us in the media hold their feet to the fire can find common ground, whether it's on infrastructure or fixing, the republicans, you guys have different points of view with the pr

it is mike lee and rand paul on some of the civil liberties issues, whether it is john mccain and lindsey graham on russia, whether it is susan collins and lisa rakowski and jeff and others who have taken more moderate isspositions, i think t will be a factor as well. that's going to be a big deal. >> i just wanted to add to what you were saying about trying to make the 90% of the people in here who raised their hands saying they were fearful, look, this is definitely a shock to the system, but it's not a shock to the system is not necessarily a bad thing. as somebody who has covered you all and, you know, genuinely believed that these individuals are phenomenal public servants to a person, they're phenomenal public servants in a system that has been broken. voters got that. they got it. it hasn't worked. the gridlock, there's so much blame to go around and it's unclear if this solution is going to work, but they wanted -- voters wanted a disruption and they got it. and i actually think that there is reason to be optimistic that people like this and as long as those of us in the media hold their feet to the fire can find common ground, whether it's on infrastr

paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. teamd trump's transition has a preliminary list of potential cabinet members which include familiar names. the list obtained by buzzfeed carson, chrisben christie, mike huckabee and newt gingrich. jeff sessions and rudy giuliani. secretary of state include gingrich and i'll corker. sessions is being considered for secretary of defense. south africa's parliament is to making a motion to remove the president. the head of the country has been facing a series of scandals, including possible government corruption. the ruling african national congress party which has a majority says it will not support the opposition motion. the man accused of setting off bombs in new jersey and new york are before a manhattan judge on federal terrorism charges. he did not enter a plea. plead not previously guilty in new jersey to charges related with a shootout with police officers, he is accused of detonating a pipe in new jersey and planting two pressure cooker bombs in new york city. one designated in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood which injured 30 people. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, in david? da