if jill stein lost by 20 votes or 200 or 2,000 there we be grounds for recount but jill stein would have to get two million votes to win. that's why this is propostrace -- >> the hillary clinton folks are signing on to this, cue see any scenario in which -- whether it's spearheaded by jill stein that hillary clinton reverses the 10,000 vote lead? still wouldn't be enough to get her to 270, but you know my point. >> no. no way. the fact is there's been -- our eye lexes in michigan are run in a very proper way. jill stein admitted theirs no evidence of fraud, and the fact its we have a kind of a midnight order issued by a federal judge on a sunday. the courtroom was locked. people couldn't get in. and released -- this is like a wilson picket midnight our eric clapton after midnight ruling. we like to have organization, transparency and the fact is this federal takeover won't stand and tomorrow, the michigan court of appeals will have a hearing on this whole case, and again, michigan law needs to govern, not some federal takeover. >> i like your sports analogies then you move into music. ve

jill stein. you say your goal here is not to change the results of the election but to ensure the accuracy of the count.y then, d you choose three trump won narrowly but not a state that secretary clinton won much more narrowly, new hampshire, which she won by only 3 thou 3,000 votes? >> we didn't go into new hampshire mainly because the deadly for filing a recount had passed. two of the states had gone to donald trump. michigan information stiwas sti. if we find evidence there's a systemic problem with these machines, which are extremely unreliable, prone to error, human error and machine error, as well as to hacking and security breaches, if we find evidence that there's a systemic problem, we need to expand the recount, in my view. that's what the american voters are calling for. an election result and a voting system we have confidence in. >> let me ask you a question, dr. stein. do you know the largest switch of votes in a recount in american political history? >> well, i can tell you one, f

jill stein, the 2016 presidential nominee for the green party. dr. sn't your recount now in effect hoping to put another clinton in the white house? and do you still see no difference between hillary clinton and donald trump? >> no, in my view, there are differences. but that's not the question here. the purpose of the recount is not to help one candidate or to hurt the other. and in fact, we had identified three states when one of them did not have a declared winner. so it wasn't clear which way michigan was going to go. and i always stated throughout the campaign that when i was asked whether i would stand up for a recount if there were doubts about the reliability and the accuracy of the vote, i always said yes, i would do that. this is something that the green party has done before. that green candidates have led the way on other recounts in ohio in 2004. and i always said that if there was doubt about the confidence in the vote, that yes, i would stand up and call for a recount. it's not about helping one candidate. this is about helping voters r

jill stein. your goal here is not to change the results of the election but to ensure the accuracy of the count. my question is why, then, did you choose three states that mr. trump won narrowly but not a state that secretary clinton won more narrowly, new new hampshire. >> we didn't go to new hampshire because the deadline had passed. at the time we launched the recount two states had gone from donald trump. michigan was still uncertain as to which direction it would go. as far as i'm concerned if we do find evidence that there is a systemic problem here with the machines which are extremely unreliable, prone to error, human error and machine error as well as hacking and security breaches, if we find evidence that there is a systemic problem we need to expand the recount. that is what american voters are calling for, an election result and a voting system that -- >> let me ask you a question. do you know the largest switch of votes in recounts in american political history? >> i can tell you one

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kennedy: jill stein kicked off the recounted in wisconsin. hillary clinton officially has given her support. hillary is in hook, line and sinker. i almost said here, with you that's not true. can she make a comeback or is this all a big waste of time and money. let's ask the ever brilliant chris stirewalt. chris, welcome to the show. hillary clinton is lists on this legal document as an intor d onn intervenor, what does that mean? >> because jill stein raised money from people to conduct recount. then hillary clinton's lawyer says if there is going to be a recount anyway we want a seat at at table to see it's carried out in a way that we think represents our interests best. it's like you are going in on i- going in on pizza. well i'm going to toss in $5 because i want sausage. kennedy: jill stein's cam is calling manual voting the gold standard. >> the idea of of what you get from a manual recount is human beings inspect the ballots and look at them. kennedy: it sounds like it will take a lot of time. >> it will, but jill stein raised the mon

>> jill stein's lawsuit should all be thrown out of court.he doesn't have any more standing to bring a case than any one of us does. you know, she has no stake. you don't waste judicial resources on cases where no one's actually been harmed and no one has the prospect of being harmed going forward. you have to show harm to get your day in court. otherwise, the courts will be tied up forever. >> right, and you know what, nelson? otherwise, she also said that there possibly had been some -- you know, dnc got hacked by outside forces, that there could have been some other foreign body doing this. but they had no evidence that it had happened here, so that was the other reason it got thrown out. >> what i like about jill stein's lawsuit, whether standing or not, is the fact that there are a number of machines in the state that have no paper. it's totally electronic. and they could be hacked, and easily hacked. and i think that to put some emphasis on having trust and relationship with regard to the voters, i think their knowledge of what happened

it's led by former green party candidate jill stein. in new york city this morning she said it is needed to make sure every vote is counted accurately. vernon odem has more on what's going on in the keystone state today. vernon. >> reporter: good afternoon, rick, this lawsuit was filed by green party candidate dr. jill stein she used the persona of a rentsterred voter -- registered voter as the plaintiff. >> the pennsylvania system of elections both generally and in this particular case has violated the rights of veerts ts count. >> reporter: lawyers of the jill stein presidential campaign filed a lawsuit in philadelphia demanding a recount in pennsylvania and examination of touch screen saying they could be hacked by other countries or domestically, as well. >> this is a state where the majority of voters are forced to vote with machines that are easier to hack than an iphone. they are vulnerable and hackable and we need to make sure they were counted. >> president-elect trump is calling the recount move by stein, a scam and waste of t

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jill stein spoke at a demonstration outside the trump tower in manhattan this morning. >> we will not give in to intimidation, to legal maneuvering and to bureaucratic obstruction. >> reporter: at the same time lawyers for the jill stein presidential campaign filed suit in federal court here in philadelphia demanding a statewide recount of the clinton trump vote in pennsylvania and a forensic examination of the widely used voting machines here claiming many machines can get hacked by hostile nations or domestic experts as well. >> this is a state where the majority of voters are forced to vote with vre machines. vre machines are easier to hack than an iphone. which is crazy. they're vulnerable, they're hackable and we need to make sure that those votes on those machines were counted. >> reporter: in wisconsin a recount is already under way. the green party has one going in michigan as well. these three states put donald trump over the top in the electoral college. the trump camp is trying to block recounts in all three of these key states. philadelphia's gop chairman calls it a scam e

former chair blasted jill stein's recount, saying that jill stein has not cited in wisconsin, michigan or pennsylvania any concrete every that there was fraud. secretary of state of pennsylvania said there is no evidence of any fraud. the suits are a waste of time, i would imagine you agree. >> a total waste of time, we see people's money as well. and obama administration also said that the election results were fair. i think this is about jill stein getting ready. adam: waste of time? >> i think that people are doing something they think might make a change, like we'v we've seen h demonstrations, this and i way of peopl expressing their unhappiness. it is not going to change anything. i think that collective intelligence about, that maybe just about action. it is over on december 13. >> thank you very much, you will be back with other issues to discuss. >> mainstream media meltdown over a phone call. from president of taiwan to congratulate our president-elect, saying that it upsets decades of diplomacy with communist china. but the media celebrated when president obama met with castr

jill stein raised $3.5 million in total for her presidential campaign. and shes over $6 million now for the recount. the donors to her campaign are hillary clinton donors. wisconsin green party leader george martin says the money raised reflects the single party. thats a broad spectrum of people who are donating to this campaign. for democrats... the recount serves as assurance... that the process is working. im not sure the results will actually change, but why not check it out? and i think the more that republicans protest, and stop this count from happening, trying and stop this double check, it makes me more interested in what the results are, in what theyre trying to hide. the three parties do agree on one thing... they al location.... committed to watching this process play out. reporting live in milwaukee madeline anderson fox6 news. mary thanks madeline if the packers stand any chance of making the playoffs, aaron rodgers will have to continue to play at an mvp level. the pack will ride the golden right arm of aaron rodgers. but coach mike mccart

let's start with jill stein. she's expected to speak at any moment about this recount and is holding this rally in front of trump tower. what is she expecting to gain from that? >> i can't answer that. i don't know what she's expecting to gain. it's not moving america forward. it's not continuing to get ready for the new president to take office. to me it seems like a side show. i don't want to negate anybody's opportunity to challenge something they feel is not right, but i don't know what the goal is here. i don't know what she is trying to accomplish at this point in time. to me it just doesn't seem like anything that actually has any legitimacy and we haven't seen a shift in the numbers, and it just seems like a side show to me although i'm not trying to be critical of her. i just don't see an end game here. >> jill stein is doing her side show and the side show surrounding the supposedly illegal votes that were cast in the state of california, well, that's still playing out, too. in fact it played out on "60

jill stein says she now believes pennsylvania is a state. in fact, it is the only state and that a philadelphia cheese steak should be hailed as the new king! ( cheers and applause ) for more -- this just in -- jill stein now saying a cheese steak king would not make a good ruler and we should overthrow him and end his gooey, meaty rang meatyf terror. breaking news, jill stein has been enshrined in a vat of cheese whiz. all hail, we live to serve you! >> stephen welcomes jason bateman, padma lakshmi and michael lewis, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape in the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> stephen: hey! watch out, baby! ( cheers and applause ) whoa! # how are ya! hey! welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. i'm so excited to be here tonight with you guys. it's an amazing crowd tonight. ( cheers and applause ) even better than the crowd last night, i hosted the kennedy center honors last night, it's going to broadcast december 28th, right? something l

so in that sense, election officials good with jill stein's officials but really not good. stein's attorney argue the machines are old, and this is there is not a paper trail after someone votes. it causes concern. >> the constitutional rights of pennsylvania voters are being violated. when you vote on a machine, and you have no paper to make sure that the vote was counted accurately, when not allowed to examine the machine, when the election makes it impossible for to you seek or extremely difficult for you to seek recount, then you don't know if your vote was accounted. >> all right, rahel, a loft people are asking this question. would jill stein do this if hillary clinton won the election? well the answer from her attorney was absolutely she would do this if hillary clinton won it. hillary clinton's campaign, call's campaign, jerry janszen's campaign have, all been invited to participate in the recount, at this point, just jill stein, officially part of the recount. reporting live right now at federal court, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> very interesting, than

green party voters dropped their case for a state-wide recount but jill stein iscontinuing the fight. >> the jill stein campaign says she is heading to new york city to make an announcement outside of trump power on monday morning. since the beginning the green party candidate has called for reforming the system. there have been challenges in battleground states like pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. in pennsylvania 2/3 of voters used machines like these and do no have a paper trail backup. the campaign is now forging ahead with recounts in philadelphia, montgomery and allegany countys. >> these voters were the ones asked to pay a $1 million bond. >> it's a scam. they're not satisfied with the election results. this is jill stein trying to make a name for herself. >> stein wants the software in the machines to be reexamined. over the past several days it has become clear that the barriers to rever vifying the ve in pennsylvania are so pervasive that the state court system is so ill-equipped to address this problem that we must seek federal court intervention. the company says forg

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i mean, i am not a fan of jill stein. >> i don't like her. don't trust her. >> truth and justice on justice. >> there you go. >> i -- look. i think she's a fraud. i think she's using this to raise money. would i like to know if there is mischief in the votes? sure. but i don't think she's the person going to be going after it. i think that is enough of that. >> why did hillary clinton's team join inned fray? >> because donald trump is going on a victory tour. and hillary clinton on a sore loser tour. at harvard university, they're blaming the right and racism. >> what is the right? will someone explain what it means? >> hillary clinton popularized in her own speech during the campaign. our research shows there is one group that shows there is about 200 members and a bit of a splinter group. and nothing to do with conservative movement or republican party. and guess what? she lost. she needs to stop blaming other people. she needs to go to the hamptons and relax. >> she spent enough time there raising money. but now, chris, i want to talk abou

the main thing that's going on is that jill stein is having the time of her life.he's never been more important. she's bouncing off the bird cage right now. >> i was thinking that. >> she's shot through. if you watch the ticket online, she's shot through her fund-raising goals on this. i presume without knowing that the reason why they didn't file for the pennsylvania thing is that, you can have that ticker go up but maybe you don't have the cash on hand to support it. who know ss? she will float any number of conspiracy theories about ballots, about machines, russian influence, this and that. i have seen her come up with a half a dozen different theories about what might happen there. it's all -- she's tapping into the democrat -- the great democratic disquiet and discontent over this that needed to find an outlet somewhere. she raised her hand and said it's over here. >> do you think great democratic disquiet exists within the clinton campaign? do you think they want this recount under way? how do you think they feel on it? >> they're frustrated. they don't want

jill stein supporters are no longer trying to force a recount. they with drew their recount request after a judge required them to pay $1 million to move forward. and here about what is next. live in the breaking news center. andrea. >> denise, out of the more than $6 million that jill stein raised for the recount effort, her attorney says more than 3 1/2 million is being spent in iswith wis, a significant is being spent in michigan but it's the $1 million in pennsylvania she says is unfair and too much to ask. >> reporter: green party candidate jill stein's efforts for a a recount are over in pennsylvania. they withdrew a petition after the judge ordered them to pay $1 million. >> these voters were the ones asked to pay the $1 million and that's a heavy price to pay for democracy. >> an attorney for stein's recount efforts. the biggest concern in pennsylvania is that 2/3 use machines with no paper trail as a back up. >> given that we have vul nrbl, hackable machine squaz history of foreign interference in the 2016 election, it's vital to make su

but former green party presidential candidate jill stein is still urging clerks to do a hand count. the lead elections administrator called it "good news" that stein had dropped her legal challenge because it will give clerks certainty. elections administrators say that some clerks are miffed that the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein, who got just one percent of the vote. while stein is dropping her legal challenge here... she has formally requested a full hand recount of the pres well. later today -- a rally will be held outside the wells fargo bank downtown -- protesting the dakota access pipeline. this is video from a similar protest held last month. the demonstrators are critical of the bank's investment in the nearly 2- thousand mile long oil pipeline. then -- at 5 pm the group will march to the federal court house and demand president obama and the army corps of engineers withdraw their eviction order for the camp.. protesters fill the street overnight in charlotte, north cleared in connection to a deadly shooting. angelica is here with a look ac

warren and sanders -- bernie sanders is competing with jill stein.out it, as it not hillary, who is the democratic party going to be? i would think they would want to put their money and emphasize and support behind bernie sanders. this is ridiculous. these recounts are doing nothing but proving -- making the democrats or jill stein look ridiculous. the fact that hillary clinton jumped on board with this is more ridiculous making democrats look bad, just not the green party. bernie sanders is the one who should say, let me take this from here. we're not going to recounts. this is what we're going to be about. you are lost in the wilderness. >> kimbe >> naked and alone. >> but not afraid? >> chris wallace pointed this on. the biggest shift in history from recall was 1200 votes. isn't this all pointless? >> yeah. i think it's an incredible waste of time. there was no up side for hillary clinton to get involved in this. she should have kept her stature and her positioning and not sunk to this level like she's chasing after jill stein and what she's up t

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former green party candidate jill stein's campaign will foot the bill. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. a wisconsin conservative group claims the recount is illegal. newsroom... and angelica... the dispute's over whether something could have occured? the president of the wisconsin institute for law and liberty says the stein campaign must claim there is a reason a mistake did occur... and that it's not about whether a mistake could have occurred. 'if there is any real world consequence of it is it might put at risk our ability to have our votes counted in the electoral college because the it doesnt happen.' rick esenburg says if this recount interferes with the casting of wisconsin's electoral votes ---the group plans to get involved. but he would not get into details. new information... about the suspects arrested in connection to the death of a 7-year-old. this isn't the first time one of them has been accused of child abuse that led to death. four people were arrested in connection to the boy's death - and two women. we are told the two women

being offered for the person who helps turn in the thieves. >>> green party presidential candidate jill stein is continuing her effort to verify the election results in pennsylvania and two other states. stein and her supporters have turned to federal court asking for a forensic analysis of electronic voting machines in the keystone state. the state is not commenting, but a spokesperson for the pennsylvania republican party called the claims absurd and said they are looking forward to them being dismissed. >>> new details tonight about an incident that sent foam gushing out of a peco substation in center city saturday. have you seen these images? come to your tv. peco now says there was no explosion, there was no fire. the power company instead explained one of two large transformers tripped just like a circuit breaker. when that happened, there was a popping sound and a flash, which triggered a foam fire suppression system. the cause is under investigation. >>> and if you get power, by the way, if atlantic city electric, you may notice some changes and it starts with some money back. a cl ac

. >>> and after duping her donors out of $7 million, green party candidate jill stein said she can't afford the $1 million fee for the recount. jill, where did all that money go? we'll dive into it because "fo x & friends" starts right now. ♪ don't stop believing hold on to that feeling ♪ >> want to start their morning with a little bit of journey. >> take a nice little walk. >> when it's windy here in new york. >> i didn't bring my coat, of course, and my producer said we're going to be outside because we have horses and kids. you never know what you will find on this show. >> we brought our slippers, you can at least wear those. >> slipper sunday. start getting your photos in. >>> a lot of news to get to starting with that fire that we reported yesterday morning. fox news alert. the latest on that dance club dance trap. officials fear up to 40 people may be done after a packed oakland california warehouse party. right now nine people are confirmed killed. 5 are still missing. >> terrific. >>> the man behind the warehouse speaking out for the first time after debris trapped nearly 10

presidential candidate jill stein is still urging clerks to do a hand count. the lead elections administrator called it "good news" that stein had dropped her legal challenge because it will give clerks certainty. elections administrators say that some clerks are miffed that the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein, who got just one percent of the vote. while stein is dropping her legal challenge here... she has formally requested a full hand recount of the presidential vote in michigan as well. crash and one man's arrest overnight. officers were called to shots fired near 89th and mill around 3 this morning. witnesses told police the shooting came from a white suv. while officers were investigating, they saw a white suv speed off. police didn't chase after the car, but the driver lost control and crashed into a tree near 95-th and allyn around 3-30. the suspect is being treated for non-life threatening injuries and is in custody. investigators say the driver was a wanted felon, and recovered a starting today-- milwaukee is launching

this is jill stein trying to make a name for herself. >> in pennsylvania, two-thirds of voters used machines like these and do not have a paper trail backup. stein's campaign wants the software in the machines to be reexamined. commissioners denied that request saying code does not allow for an audit of the software. we have a comment from stein's lead state attorney. over the past several days it has become claire that the barriers to verifying the vote in pennsylvania are so pervasive and that the state court system is so ill-equipped to address this problem that they must seek federal court intervention. in the next half hour we're working to bring you a comment from a cyber expert on the allegations. >>> as this court battle plays out, will bring you the developments as they happen. head to the nbc 10 app or nbc 10.com for the latest. >>> we're following a developing story out in oakland california. recovery crews expect to find more bodies at the scene of the deadly warehouse fire. the death toll stands at nine, but officials say that number could climb as they fear dozens were trapped

i want to ask you a quick question about jill stein, scott.ng you need $1 million to continue this. she's saying they don't have the money. the first thought in a lot of people's heads are, what about the $7 million you raised? is there some reason that that cannot be used for this purpose? >> that's an excellent question and maybe we'll hear what she has to say on monday. when you got a tro or you're asking for emergency relief in any court, federal or state, you usually have to put up a bond. here in all three of these states bonds are probably necessary because you can get a recount, but as everyone knows and the law requires, that recount, somebody's got to pay for it. here the judge in pennsylvania is just following the law. in federal court they'll argue that it's unconstitutional based on unaffordability but she has to explain what happened to that 7 million or why she won't spend 1 million of that 7 million in pennsylvania. >> there's been no credible evidence thus far of any election tampering, ben, even clinton's campaign has said th

jill stein, who's paying for the recount, added 17 votes. the clerk blames human error for the wisconsin elections commission plans to post updated results every night. michigan and pennsylvania are also dealing with a recount. the president-elect won both of those states. after a deadlock vote in michigan's elections board today, the recount there will proceed despite a request to block it. it's scheduled to get underway next week, as long as the courts do not intervene. in pennsylvania, a hearing is scheduled next week to determine if the ballots should be counted by hand. the electoral college is scheduled to meet on december 19 to formally elect the next president. joyce: republican national committee chairman reince priebus says the recount is a joke. priebus, who trump has picked to be white house chief of staff, spoke with upfront host mike gousha just hours ago. >> the president-elect has expressed concerns about illegal voting. could this possibly address some of these concerns? >> the problem is there is nothing that is going to ch

jill stein had requested a recount there.. over potential hacking of state voting machines. but the judge said there was no credible evidence to support that claim -- federal deadline for the electoral college. if that happened -- the ballots of about 6-million pennsylvania voters would be nullified. if you're curious how the wisconsin recount affected the tally in your county -- you can check it out on fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. simply click the "links" tab -- or search "election recount" for a link to the wisconsin elections commission. former presidential candidate bernie sanders making a non-campaign related stop in wisconsin today... the vermont senator was kenosha for a taping of the m-s-n-b-c show "all in with chris hayes." and tomorrow -- it will be president- elect donald trump in our area. mr. trump will in west allis as part of his "thank you" tour. the event is set to begin at 7 p-m at the state fair expo center. governor walker and house speaker paul ryan are scheduled to attend as well. tickets are still available-- we've posted the details on our w

former green party candidate jill stein's campaign will foot the bill. reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news. a wisconsin conservative group claims the recount is illegal. angelica's following this in the newsroom... and angelica... the dispute's over whether something could have occured? the president of the wisconsin institute for law and liberty says the stein campaign must claim there is a reason a mistake did occur... not about whether a mistake could have occurred. 'if there is any real world consequence of it is it might put at risk our ability to have our votes counted in the electoral college because the recount wont get done on time... i hope it doesnt happen.' rick esenburg says if this recount interferes with the casting of wisconsin's electoral votes ---the group plans to get involved. breaking news --- the suspected gunman who fatally shot a police officer has been shot and killed by police in tacoma, washington. this after a nearly 12 hour standoff overnight. two children were then rescued from the home unharmed. investigators say multi

jill stein raised $3.5 million in total for her presidential campaign. and shes over $6 million now for the recount. the donors to her campaign are hillary clinton donors. the money raised reflects the wishes of the american people... not a single party. thats a broad spectrum of people who are donating to this campaign. for democrats... the recount serves as assurance... that the process is working. im not sure the results will actually change, but why not check it out? and i think the more that republicans protest, and stop this count from happening, trying and stop this double check, it makes me more interested in theyre trying to hide. one thing all three parties agree on... they're committed to having observers at the recount locations to watch this process play out. reporting in milwaukee madeline anderson fox6 news. the packers finally get back on the winning track this past week in philly. the win looks even better through the lens of the fox six cameras. photojournalist extraordinaire "jerry imig" is subbing in for mickie leach -- in this week's

green party candidate jill stein, who asked for the recount and is paying the full cost, picked up 27 extra votes in those counties. 13 other counties have yet to report any results. this is sort of bizarre, but i think it caps a sort of bizarre year uwm professor mordecai lee says voters shouldn't fault stein for recount, even though she got barely 1 percent of the wisconsin vote. it seems to me, we ought to think about this as giving finality in racine county, finality won't come for several more days of ballot counting. i think were a little ahead, but i dont want to jinx that the counting continues after a federal judge refused to put an immediate stop to the recount on friday. he has scheduled a hearing for this coming friday over the request, which comes from two pro-trump groups. in the newsroom, theo michigan's presidential election results will begin today at noon. the move increases the chances that the state could complete the count ahead of a december 12th deadline. green party candidate jill stein's lawyers argued that waiting until wednesday would cut it too close. this

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as jill stein keeps up the pressure with upcoming news conference in trump tower.r panel debates that, what is driving her hon this debate from sunday. give it a listen. >> dr. stein, how many votes did you get in this election. >> how many votes did donald trump got? >> he got 62.5 million. >> he got 2 1/2 million less votes than hillary clinton. >> i got 62.5 million votes. how many votes did you get. >> dr. stein, could you answer the question? look at this... a silicon valley server farm. the vault to man's greatest wonders... selfies, cat videos and winking emojis. speaking of tech wonders, with the geico app you can get roadside assistance, digital id cards... or even file a claim. do that.. yeah, yeah that should work. it's not happening... just try again. uh, i think i found your problem. thanks. hmm... the award-winning geico app. download it today. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. what's the best way to

the joke of course is jill stein is playing to her audience.ggrieved people suffocated on their bile at the thought hillary clinton as "time" magazine called the american moses went down to a bitter defeat. it's pathetic. i want to turn to donald trump who after three days was accused by the "new york times" of having a transition team that's the halgt and unfocused. they are putting together what time after time expert after expert say is the most expert cabinet they have seen. >> he has a diverse cabinet. the bottom line, he's got appropriate people for the job. he's putting people into the positions that can activate the plans and policies he promised he would deliver on. he's doing a fantastic job. and he's demonstrating that he's vetting out a whole bunch of different folks and i think people even thuds and even couraged by the decisions he's been making. looking today at the department of labor. it's fantastic we have people with so much business experience. >> we have a hardees and carl's jr. >> i think it's an excellent choice, and we a

jill stein will holds a news conference in front of trump tower this morning at 10:00 a.m. a lawsuit in federal court today searching an order for a statewide recount in pennsylvania. that after the green party dropped its case in the state courts. an attorney for the party said it can't afford to pay the bond for the recount. she is trying to raise funds and more supporters for her party which she denies. >> this money is going strictly into a segregated account which can only be spent on the recount. this money will be used entirely for that and we will be lucky if we can cover the costs. i say to her give it up. even your friends in the clinton campaign have admitted these recounts will not change any results. >> batesic cloo he she wants people to allow the president elect and vice president elect to give the governing and power it has to assume by january toth. michigan's vote recount must be completed by december 13th. back to you. >> now let's take a look at who is talking. democrats may be in an identity crisis following hillary clinton's loss. nancy pelosi insists

it appears that jill stein's fight is far from over as federal lawsuit filed today. i want to read the first line of the lawsuit. it says pennsylvania election system is a national difficulties glaze. stein's attorneys were behind me earlier today, and they want this recount to start, as soon as possible. >> this is about insuring that all votes get counted and that voters can trust their system going forward. >> reporter: jill stein made it clear she's not giving up on election 2016 during a news conference in front of the all places trump towers. stein is suing in federal court, to force a recount in pennsylvania. >> the constitutional rights of pennsylvania voters are being violated. >> reporter: but that recount isn't coming without skepticism. >> trying to follow bouncing ball in this whole thing is challenging, every kay brings a new story. >> reporter: david thornberg runs committees of 70 none in profit political watch dog group. stein's team argues that voting machines especially those in pennsylvania, are a prime target for hackers. >> no one is presented an