a lot of pressure on john kasich.s bill is sitting on his decembdesk and obviously a lot of pro life advocates would like to see him sign it. but as shannon pointed out in the past he has said he is pro life but believes in exceptions for rape and insist which is not in this bill. n naomi, what do you think should happen? >> number one i think is bill a flatout unconstitutional. similar bills have been struck in oklahoma and arkansas. i think it is bat politics for donald trump. donald trump has a lot of things on his desk right now. he needs easy wins. this is a way to unify the left. unify republicans who know this is bad politics and furthermore it is just dane injurious. most women don't know they are pregnant by five or six weeks. it doesn't stop abortions. a forces a woman to get an abortion in a dangerous place and we know that. there is history to prove that. if activists are unified in an effort like this i think they have a clear path to victory and i think john kasich's history shows that he is even against

can john kasich vetoed the bill. that is a good thing, right? >> yes, kasich vetoed it, but this story is like a penis it's closer you look at it, the worse it gets. >> ohio governor john kasich vetoing the so-called heartbeat abortion bill. he did, however, sign a bill restricting abortion after 20 weeks. >> we all see what these (bleep) are doing, right? they started with six weeks. and then we said, "that's crazy." so they countered with 20 weeks expecting us to be like, "thank you! how generous." stop trying to haggle. it's my body, not a used car. ( cheers and applause ) we all know-- a lot of used car fans. ( laughter ) we all know their main goal is to whitt teledown until we have no choice at all. you know, before you know it they'll be saying, "life begins at the moment of orgasm." and if that was the case, i'd have a baby every time i went jet skiing. ( laughter ) vroom, vroom! momma's taking another spin around the bay! ( laughter ). >> trevor: now, i'm picturing you-- anyway. michelle, there are legitimate questions, though, about whe

so you were thinking about john kasich but he says no, thank you.'re going to vote for somebody, doesn't have to be somebody who ran for president. >> another republican. again, i'm looking for someone with broad-based legislative and executive experience. someone who can understand that the office of president can't attack the constitution, can't attack journalists because he doesn't like what they publish. someone who understands he can't pick on companies because he doesn't like how they do business. there's a way we have conversations. >> yeah. you were a firefighter on september 11th. and you say that that experience has informed this decision. what do you mean? >> well, that week, that month in september, there were people that came out from all across the community, across the nation, really, to their fire stations. i have heard stories from people in wyoming, california, where neighbors said, hey, we might not have recognized who you were in the community but came out together. and it was a time when the country was united as one. we started

jeffrey, what do you make of the chances of john kasich vetoing these bills?ly a feeling that there should be an exception for rape and incest, but what do you think the future, just specifically of these bills could be? >> well, john kasich is well known to be against abortion as it general matter, but i think it's important to draw the distinction between these two bills. legally, i think, they're in very different position. the 20-week bill has a chance of being constitutional. you know, the supreme court just this bast june past june reaffi roe v. wade in a 3-5 decision and all three are still on the court saying that the states cannot place an undue burden -- that's the key phrase -- an aun due burden, on the right to an abortion. 20 weeks may or may not be an undue burden. i don't think the courts have really settled that issue. the heartbeat bill is clearly unconstitutional. under the current law of the land, there is no court in america, i think that would uphold the heartbeat bill, because that would affectively ban abortion in ohio, and since 1973 in

>> i'm grand the karate hands of john kasich, and i got to see it.s normally a very boring thing. the technical recording, really, of the popular vote in these states, the kind of thing where you go see your friends, you saw them at the state convention. this time because of the pressures, because of the people saying that democrats mostly -- saying that republicans should. >>> pause it right there, we're going over to shepherd smith with breaking news. >> breaking news out of berlin, and it is disturbing information. a truck has plowed into a crowd at a christmas market in berlin. this is a map there. we have been monitoring sky news for the united kingdom and across europe. and they don't have any pictures out of there. i can tell you that this truck plowed into what has been described as a christmas market. and we know that according to the reporting of sky news, one person reported dead, multiple people with injuries. the truck flowed right into the crowded outdoor christmas market on an open street. we're expecting our european affiliates and ou

that from ohio governor john kasich in just the last two minutes. wonder what john glenn would have thought of this? congress which he served for many years has one thing left to do before it adjourns for the year. the house just passed it, the spending bill to fund the government through april 28th. now it is in the senate's hands which could prove problematic. democratic senators joe manchin and sherrod brown are protests bill specifically over health benefits for miners. they have until 11:59 tomorrow night, to do the the ts and cross the is. the date in march might be donald trump's first test as president. not the budget thing but involved the budget. joined by adam goodman, republican stratbit of along with richard goodstein a democratic strategist. gentlemen, thank you very much. forgive us if we have more breaking news. we have historic moments here with the markets and john glenn the famed astronaut died at the age of the 5. meantime this budget battle, put that aside for a second. march, adam, what is donald trump going to do? does he have

now on the way to ohio governor john kasich's desk. angelica's following that story the "heartbeat bill" would ban abortions in ohio... from the moment the heartbeat of a fetus can be detected - which usually occurs six weeks into a pregnancy. the legislation was tacked onto a senate bill yesterday... that was focused on helping medical professionals report child abuse as fast as possible. governor john kasich now has 10 days to decide whether to sign or veto the legislation. he's an abortion opponent... but has previously voiced concerns on whether that legislation would does become law... the american civil liberties union says it will take the battle to court. two juveniles... now charged with arson... for the fatal tennessee wildfires that ripped through the gatlinburg area early last week. additional charges are being considered for the juveniles, including a transfer to adult court. fourteen people died -- and 134 more were injured as the fire spread. nearly 17-hundred buildings were destroyed. yesterday... residents were allowed

john kasich, do not sign this bill.tors work. >> as john kasich knows, roe versus wade protects the abortion up to 24 weeks. this would cut it down to six. so it's clearly in violation of roe versus wade. for kasich to sign it is to sign a bill into process where in the current regime it would never take effect. >> in the current regime, it would not take effect. like i said, there is already a precedent. governor fallon in oklahoma saw this coming from a mile away. i don't know how she felt about that bill, but she was willing to put an toned the madness. >> sarah slammen, thanks very much for joining us. i really appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. >> we'll be right back. verly d's costarred as the daughter. chris columbus was the director... it's called claymation... narwhals really exist... actually guys, it was the ghost of christmas past... never stick your tongue on a frozen flag pole... yukon cornelius... "die hard" is considered a christmas movie! that's the unlimited effect. stream your entertainment with unli

john kasich, do not sign this bill.k and make these legislators work. >> as john kasich knows, roe versus wade protects the abortion up to 24 weeks. this would cut it down to six. so it's clearly in violation of roe versus wade. for kasich to sign it is to sign a bill into process where in the current regime it would never take effect. >> in the current regime, it would not take effect. like i said, there is already a precedent. governor fallon in oklahoma saw this coming from a mile away. i don't know how she felt about that bill, but she was willing to put an toned the madness. >> sarah slammen, thanks very much for joining us. i really appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. >> we'll be right back. ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax

they should unify behind an honorable or qualified man or woman such as governor john kasich of ohio. >> objectively i can look at the emoluments clause and say, mr. trump, you were making sales calls when you conduct your foreign policy, that's expressly forbidden in the constitution. that's a danger to our republic and the electoral college is here to do exactly what i think i'm doing, which is standing up and saying no. >> as it stands, of the 538 members of the electoral college, that named for the website 538, he's the only republican who says he will not cast his vote for trump. there's a move by democrats to get other electors to follow suit. their primary goal is to persuade at least 37 republicans to not vote for trump and have electors coalesce around a more moderate such as john kasich. but john kasich released a statement saying i am not a candidate for president and ask that electors not vote for me when they gather later this month. creator of the electors trust project who also ran as a democratic presidential candidate. there are laws in these states, i think 30 states

. >> you would prefer john kasich if you had your druthers, right? >> someone like john kasich. be honest, i didn't vote for john kasich in the primary. >> but you did like donald trump originally. what changed? >> i don't know about "like." i've been reluctantly hopeful that he would become more presidential and release his tax returns, disclose his financial dealings. >> but he got 360 electoral votes. are there others who feel as you do and are they in sufficient numbers to deny him the 270 electoral votes he needs? there are 36 others like you that you think would feel the same way? >> that's the better question i have no idea.. i am one person who wants to be comfortable with my decision on december 20th as well as de now i cannot vote for donald trump and be comfortable after the fact. he fails that test. >> but you would express it -- argue if it was a republican, you would prefer a republican? >> without question. i am in a deliberation stage. i am looking for a republican, preferably with both executive and legislative experience. no disrespect to secretary clinton, i w

trouble is brewing in theelectoe rogue electors get their way, we could soon be swearing in john kasichoup of democratic electors called the hamilton electors, they can sing and dance, people. in colorado and washington state, they're pushing republicans to defect from trump and back kasich. they say the party convinced one gop elector to vote for kasich. they have just got 36 more to go. problem is kasich today tweeted he has no interest whatsoever in any of this. if he's going to be president, he probably wants to be elected president. so president kasich, it has quite a ring to it. >> he might be more successful getting rogue electors than he was in getting republican primary voters. so this might be the path for john kasich. i think it's time for the left just to give it up, stop the recounts, stop the attempted electoral coups and accept the fact that in january donald trump will be inaugurated president of the united states. kennedy: what do you think, michael? >> i thought it was supposed to be never trump, rich lowry -- [laughter] 2017 called, huh? one of the best things of the

[crowd booing] but i will say this, i will say this, and it was very nice your governor, john kasich called me after the election. [crowd booing] >> and was very nice. he said congratulations. that was amazing. he couldn't believe how much we won ohio by or the election by. remember you cannot get to 270. the dishonest press. there is no road. folks, how many times did we hear this? there is no path to 270. there is no path. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] there is no path. [cheers and applause] there is no path for donald trump. texas is in play. remember that one? [ laughter ] now, as a republican, i'm supposed to win texas. as a republican, i'm supposed to win georgia. as a republican, i'm supposed to win the great state of utah. i love utah. i love those states. remember when they said donald trump is going to lose to some guy i never even heard of. who was that guy? he is going to lose to this guy. but the people of utah were amazing. and we trounced them. we trounced them. and by the way, hillary came in second and that guy came in third. i was still trying to figure out --

the governor of ohio, john kasich. i just want to read that. sorry, things are changing. we're getting information very quickly. john glenn is and always will be ohio's ultimate hometown hero, writes john kasich, and his passing today is an occasion for all of to us grieve. as we bow our heads and share our grief with his beloved wife, annie, we must also turn to the skies to salute his remarkable journeys and his long years of service to our state and nation. though he soared deep into space and to the heights of capitol hill, his heart never strayed from his steadfast ohio roots. goodespeed, john glenn. that coming from the current governor of ohio, john kasich, and we will take a quick break and be right back with more. president-elect donald trump announced linda mcmahon will lead the small business administration. mcmahon ran unsuccessfully twice for senate in connecticut. she used to get in the ring herself. that is her with steve austin. my next guest knows quite a bit about mcmahon-he wrote this piece about her for vice today. oliver bateman is an attorney and spor

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he even took a few jabs at ohio governor john kasich saying, of course, john kasich not endorsing donald trump during the campaign but donald trump said john kasich called him after the election to congratulate him. and donald trump also talking about unity, talking about this country coming together and working together to enact a lot of his policy proposals so it was classic donald trump in that big rally that we know that he feeds off of, of course, though, today is it back to business at trump tower but donald trump's really hop skiching through two different states yesterday talking about his platforms, talking about his priorities as he gets ready to assume the presidency. brooke? >> jessica schneider, thank you so much. 49 days to go until inauguration day. lots more to talk about. the people behind his campaign and hillary clinton's campaign were revealing their true feelings about what led to mr. trump's stunning upset. since 1972 -- just a little background -- the harvard institute of politics has hosted a forum where top campaign aides meet for a post-mortem discussion. discus

an honorable or qualified man or woman such as governor john kasich of ohio.my fellow electorates will do their job and join with me in discovering who that person should be 15 years i swore to defend my country against all enemies foreign and domestic and i will do it again. >> i'm sure that there are other electorates who are not comfortable with mr. trump, but i'm not leading a movement i'm trying to make sure i have a clean conscience at the end of the day. i think it's the right process to say, we feed to pull an emergency break. we had 50 republicans who were national foreign policy experts during the campaign who said mr. trump was unqualified for office and a potential dangerous president. and perhaps that's a subjective issue, but objectively, i can look at the emollients clause and say, mr. trump, you're conducting sales calls when you conduct your foreign policy. that is expressly forbidden in the constitution, a danger to our public, and the electoral college is here to do exactly what i think i'm doing, which is standing up and saying no. >> up un

use the opportunity just to thank his supporters but to go back, who did he point out that you john kasich who wouldn't support him, the dishonest media. should he be doing that in this thank you tour? >> his base wants to hear that as we all know if we were in a similar situation, let's be honest, if john kasich, if we had our convention in that state and we were the nominee and that happens we would say the same thing. >> i don't know. i might do it but i like the point. president obama had this excitement in 2008 and don't think he capitalized on it. donald trump learned from that and realized it is a short window. >> imagine the hysteria from republicans if barack obama went out and said didn't we have fun beating up john mccain? i can only imagine, if people did that, didn't do it at rallies but in the press. did it in washington dc. >> gave obama a pass on this. donald trump is doing that. doing it at a rally. >> obama stand up and say publicly didn't we have a great time kicking john mccain's but? never happens because presidents -- did he ever do it? of course not because that is n

will ohio's governor john kasich be there to greet him? the republican convention which was held in ohio. let's see if john kasich does a u-turn like mitt romney. next question, will the media cover the crowds? do not hold your breath. it will be based on the racial makeup of the crowd and all the protesters outside. nothing changes. nancy pelosi, democrat in the house and they hate donald trump and they are missing the new upbeat and positive mood that has come alive in america today. the third hour of "varney and company," top-rated daytime business show in america, is about to begin. smack stuart: that is it. right there on your screen, the carrier plant in indiana. that is trump tower in new york city. that is a bus going by. a great big motorcade, they will drive through midtown manhattan to the airport. i hope we will see them leave live. can we go to the carrier plant now? president-elect trump. ashley: a lot of buses. stuart: the carrier plant is where he is going starting at 2:00 eastern time. he saved the thousand jobs from going

and he voted for john kasich.ince 1900 there have only been 9 faithless defect towards who defected. they have combined to shatter the democratic party and the left. the dems have transformed themselves from the loyal opposition to what appears to be stubborn subject version and that's a serious matter. the democratic leadership and their candidate lied, cheated and tried to steal political office and power. and why not? president obama has governed outside the law for the last 8 years, they thought they could continue to do the same. but now left has become a gang of outlaws trying to subvert the will of the people. the fact is during mr. obama's presidency democrats lost 63 house seats and 10 senate seats. the republican party controls now in both houses of congress and we'll have donald trump in the white house. republicans gained more than 900 seats in state legislatures and 12 governorships. 2/3 of the nation's governors are now republican. the democratic party, the left in this country have not been so weak,

and for john kasich, one vote. by the way, texas now puts president trump over the top. [applause] >> congratulations texas electors. >> now, pennsylvania electors cast their vote for president and vice president at the state capitol in harrisburg. donald trump and mike pence received all 20 electoral votes. pennsylvania secretary of state and governor tom wolfe spoke at the proceedings. this is one hour and 10 minutes. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. torres, executive deputy secretary of the commonwealth. it is my honor to welcome you to the 58th electoral college of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. all cell phones and all other electronic communication devices. at this time, would you please rise. i would like to present to you, the honorable pedro a cortez, secretary of the commonwealth. the honorable robert, deputy chief of staff to the governor of the commonwealth. the reverend canon davis w lovelace.

supposed to vote for hillary .linton, voted for colin powell in texas, two trump defectors voted for john kasich and ron paul. predictably, bill clinton casting his ballot for his wife. the president-elect celebrating the win with a trademark tweet and a dig. jummy: a consumer alert now. with five days until christmas, millions of holiday shoppers are scrambling to mail packages. need todetails you know. today is the deadline to send packages through priority -- through first-class mail. tomorrow is the deadline for priority mail. right now, maryland's newest transit of is open. as many as a 60 buses will go in and out every hour. the sender is expected to be a stop for the purple line. this morning. metro, riders get some relief. is break from safetrack aimed at giving crews time to prepare for the inauguration. ando will open at 4:00 there will be extended service on new year's eve. dateswill announce start for safetrack work in early january. doug is here to talk about the forecast. doug: it is quiet. plenty of sunshine. a little warm up coming our way. we will get busy through the christmas

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alan thicke was just 69 years old. >>> ohio governor john kasich has signed a bill into law that outlawsrtion in his state after 20 weeks. he also vetoed a proposed heart beat bill once a fetal heart can be detected as early as six weeks into pregnancy. kasich said he doesn't porter that measure because he feared a lengthy and costly court battle. planned parenthood calls the signing. >>> a rate hike, this means millions of you will feel it. you will feel a lot more for purchases. do you have money sitting on a credit card, a revolving balance? that's going to go up. but some others are going to be saving money. i'll show you the winners and losers of higher interest rates -- next. isjust wanna see ifa again? my score changed... you wanna check yours? scores don't change that much. i haven't changed. oh, really? ♪ it's girls' night they said business casual. i love summer weddings! oh no. yeah, maybe it is time. maybe i should check my credit score. try credit karma. it's free. oh woah. that's different. check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit. >>> all right

we have to vote in john kasich. that's this guy said to me today. we're going to make sure that the house votes for john kasich or john mccain. it's crazy stuff. >> that's what the hollywood people are trying to say now with a ridiculous campaign. you don't have to like hillary, you don't have to vote hillary. constitution that barack obama ignored and shredded the past eight years. you got to listen to the constitution. they're trying to appeal to it. it's obviously not going to work. but there's a certain depth of, you know, wanting almost a coup over all of this. it's severe, the reaction. >> especially since they were so hot on trump saying he would accept the election outcome. you played that clip last night. they beat on trump for weeks on the legitimacy of any election outcome. and he wins and they spend the next six weeks or whatever it's been trying to figure out a way to say no, he didn't really win. it's so transparent. and instead of actually fixing the problems they have in their own party that even something like joe manchin admitted t

there was a boat to get electors to cast their votes for another republican such as john kasich in anattempt to play the election but john kasich encourage electors to pass the boat for trump. >> it is an important responsibility and as we cast our votes today for the president-elect donald trump, and sometime in january we will have an inauguration with our new president. that their work protest outside many of the state capitals across the country as the electors cast the ballots. >>> as in most states california is a win or take all and electors are committed by law to vote for hillary clinton. california's electors meet at the state capitol in sacramento recast two ballots one for president one for vice presidents. the electors deposited their ballots into of box in both word talley 55 for clinton and 55 for mccain. >>> a man broke into a flat lead to a flatbed truck and took off. he headed north into oakland and across the bay bridge with the chp in pursuit. that case ended in brisbane after officers laid out spike strips and flattened all the tires. the driver jumped from the tr

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we have to vote in john kasich. that's this guy said to me today. we're going to make sure that the house votes for john kasich or john mccain. it's crazy stuff. >> that's what the hollywood people are trying to say now with a ridiculous campaign. you don't have to like hillary, you don't have to vote hillary. constitution that barack obama ignored and shredded the past eight years. you got to listen to the constitution. they're trying to appeal to it. it's obviously not going to work. but there's a certain depth of, you know, wanting almost a coup over all of this. it's severe, the reaction. >> especially since they were so hot on trump saying he would accept the election outcome. you played that clip last night. they beat on trump for weeks on the legitimacy of any election outcome. and he wins and they spend the next six weeks or whatever it's been trying to figure out a way to say no, he didn't really win. it's so transparent. and instead of actually fixing the problems they have in their own party that even something like joe manchin admitted t

, and what is the game plan, and are you looking to support a compromised candidate perhaps and john kasichnd mike pence. >> as you know, we are meeting in 50 different state capitals around the country, and each of the states has a different looking ballot and process, and in california for example where hillary clinton won two the one, we have 55 electors who will get two ballots tomorrow. r it will say, hillary clinton yes or no, and tim kaine yes or no for vice president and we won't have an opportunity to switch the votes in california and all we could do is to vote no, and so the strategy does not work in a place like california. other states have a place to mark a name on the ballot, and where you are not bound by state law to vote for the person who won your state, and so that is really where the emphasis has been with what they call the hamilton electors who say, look, if you have 37 republicans who put this on pause, take it to the house, and where every member of the house has the security clearance necessary to look at that the evidence, then they can at least make an informed d

. >>> next, controversial legislation in ohio where governor john kasich signed a bill that bans abortions after 20 weeks, earlier in the day, opposes abortion rights vetoed a different abortion restricting bill. it would have banned a procedure after a fetal heart beat is first detected. this moment can occur as early as six weeks into a pregnancy before many women realize they are pregnant. they feel it would have led to costly litigation, kasich thought it would be found unkouns institutional. >>> an tuesday, a judge in b cosby's sexual assault case, admonished lawyers and at one point suggesting police could intervene, whether accusers would be allowed to testify against actors in his trial. he is charged with drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 1984. prosecutors say the accounts of these show a pattern of behavior in cosby, but his attorneys doubt their memories and motivations. allegations of sexual misconduct. >>> in boulder, colorado, they hope new dna technology will help them in the case of jonbenet ramsay. they uncovered apparent flaws in the interpretation of dna testin

ohio governor john kasich signed a bill tuesday outlawing abortions in the state after 20 weeks. the governor described the measure as "the most legally sound and sustainable approach to protecting the sanctity of human kasich however...vetoed an amendment known as the "heartbeat bill." it would have banned abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, usually at six weeks. measures similar to the heartbeat bill, passed by other states, have twice been declared unconstitutional by federal judges. hollywood loses another sitcom star....alan thicke died last night after he suffered a heart attack. he reportedly was playing hockey with his 19-year-old son when it happened. thicke is most famous for his role as jason seaver but recently appeared on the netflix reboot..."fuller house." he was also a frequent guest on talkshows and game shows. thicke is survived by his three sons...singer robin thicke...brennan, carter and his wife tanya. he was 69-years old. hollywood reacting this morning to his loss. actor bob saget tweeted: "so sad is the passing of alan thicke. such a good husban

it's a protest vote, you can pick anyone on the planet, and you choose john kasich? that's like a genie giving you three wishes and you saying, "i'll take three old navy gift cards, please." they're great by the way. obviously, one of your wishes would be for an old navy gift card. speaking of gift cards, do you guys use amazon? ( cheers and applause ) of course you do. where else are you going to go at 4:00 a.m. to buy a tent, a nose hair trimmer, and a clarinet? well-- they suggest those together, by the way. >> jon: oh, they put them together, like a bundle. >> stephen: nose hair trimmer and clarinet look a lot alike. don't mix those up, though. >> jon: oh, no, i wouldn't. >> stephen: they're very painful but sound beautiful. well, amazon has announced that it's opening a line of brick- and-mortar grocery stores called amazon go, which, according to their website, is a new kind of store with no checkout required. simply use the amazon go app to enter the store, take the products you want, and go! i've done that! it's called stealing. ( laughter ) just take it and

in texas this of voted for john kasich. >> this is the first time in america's history where we have someone clearly unfit for office. >> three other collectors, one each in maine, minnesota and washington state refuse to vote for clinton. donald trump spending the day at his estate in florida. he began filling out his pentagon staff by appointing an infantry veteran and new york financier vinny viola as secretary of the army. viola is the founder and chairman of a and the owner of florida panthers hockey team. trump pledges to increase the size of the nation's armed forces. as he prepares to take off is the first family is anticipating its exit from the white house. this evening you can watch a one-on-one exclusive white house interview with michelle obama talking with oprah winfrey. she talks about life at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and her eight years in washington. you can see the interview on cbs at 8:00 tonight right here on wusa9. >>> police attempting to determine the id of a man arrested today for stabbing at the dunn loring metro station. the man in his 40s at multiple fake i

ohio governor, john kasich, tweeted: john glenn is and always will be ohio's ultimate hometown hero and his passing today is an occasion for all of us to grieve. john champion for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> the time now 4:43. >> lawyer send here with another check on our forecast. lauren, i was hustling into the building this morning. that air just hits you hard. >> it really does. winter has officially arrived in the delaware valley a lot of people will be hustling about, if you spends any time outside today. darkness, still center city philadelphia, getting a live look, right now, your temperature 31 degrees, so we officially have the coldest morning. season so far. then on top of that we have a breeze out of the west around 16 miles per hour, making it feel more like 20 degrees right now. and temperatures are cold all across the area, 23 in mount pocono, 30 in reading, 30 in ac. you can see this compliments of this arctic air mass, which is penetrated all the way down, even into the southern state, as well as 30 degrees right now in atlanta, 25 in nashville, 28 degrees in birmingh

chris, we will follow this, obviously you don't have a lot of hope of having a president-elect john kasichbut it is an interesting constitutional question. do you think, by the way, the electoral college should be gotten rid of? al gore said he changed his mind since bush v. gore and thinks we should rethink the whole process and it is very hard to change, as you know. >> correct. the electoral college is the right process to look at a candidate and say, hey, we need to pull an emergency break. again with mr. trump you had a brilliant foreign policy leader in richard haass on talking about the taiwan, chinese gaffe. we had 50 republicans who are natural security experts and foreign policy experts during the campaign say mr. trump wasn't qualified for office and a potentially dangerous president. perhaps that's a subjective issue. objectively i can look at the claus and say, look, mr. trump you are making sales calls when you talk about foreign policy. that's forbidden in the constitution and the electoral college is here to do what i'm saying, saying no. >> thank you very much for being wi

details next as "early today" >>> ohio governor john kasich must decide whether to stein heart beat bit. it would ban abortion when a if signed, it can be one of the strictest abortion bills in the country. >>> hillary clinton will be on capitol hill for harry reid. she is scheduled to make her first public remarks after losing the election. >>> sophia vergara has a case with her ex, essentially her embryos are suing her. . >>> the list of the safest 2017 vehicles is out. the institute for highway safety found 82 models earned the top safety pick. can you guess which ones led that list? toyota led with nine winners, while honda and its acura division had five top safety pittsburgh award. check out the full list. i used to feel good about them. >> they are safe, toyota and lexus. they are manufactured t same place, that makes sense. >>> meanwhile, stocks are on the tear, can the market sustain such highs? cnbc nancy hungerford is here. good morning. >> reporter: just when you think the market is out of steam, we see the dow jones hitting the 12th record since the election. many investors

two texas electors defected, and voted for john kasich and ron paul. of her electors in washington state defected. three voted for colin powell. one voted for native american anti-pipeline activist, "faith spotted eagle." trump's team confirms.. his longtime head of security, keith schiller, will remain on the job while trump is president. trump has continued to employ a private security and intelligence team at his "thank you tour" rallies. sources tell "politico," he's expected to keep at least some members of the team after he becomes president. the arrangement is a major break from tradition. all modern presidents and presidents-elect have entrusted their p fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg int

electors, there is one name that comes up as an acceptable alternative over and over and that is john kasichi am not sure who the person is going to be, but i think there will be like governor kasich. amy: do you know of other governor -- other electors that are likely to join you in opposing trump? ready to sayre i'm that. when i wrote the op-ed, it was so i could be accountable for my vote. i did not want to go to austin and cast a vote of appeasement and simply write in donald trump because i was lazy. but since that time, i've had a number of people reach out to me. i am not ready to tell you who they are or what they are, but i don't think i will be alone. amy: there is a change.org petition asking you be removed as a gop member under >> if there is a link, i get those tweets all the time. people say, where can i sign up? i try to refer to them to change.org. this is a great country. i'm so glad i live in america were people have the first amendment right to tell me they think i am wrong. i'm ok with that. fill out the petition and we will go through the process. if there is a process t

one voted for john kasich. one voted for rand paul. hillary clinton was down five.four state electors in hawaii voted for bernie sanders instead of clinton. and four of the state of washington's 12 electors broke ranks. three voted for colin powell, one for faith spotted eagle. that was the most faithless electors deserting someone. they deserted hillary clinton, since 1872. we're back with the panel. charles? >> justice, she should set the indoor record for the most faithless electors. look, it was a joke from the beginning. what we heard in the first sound bite, it is our responsibility to stop a man who could be a demagogue. the fact is that's why you have elections. that's why you have a year and half of campaigns. that's why you have one primary after another. and in the end, you count up the delegates and get a nominee. in the end, you count up the votes and you get a winner. that's how it's done. you don't stop them after the game. after the game, the score is determined. i mean, this is simple. i think it was just a lull in the transition, most of the big ca

. >>> "the columbus dispatch" says ohio governor john kasich vetoed one abortion limits bill but he signed another. the new law makes it a felony for a doctor to perform an abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. the vetoed bill would abandon abortions if a fetal heartbeat was detected, usually around the sixth week of pregnancy. >>> the winston salem journal says the school investigated after its game plans were found last month at louisville stadium. tommy elrod, a former wake player and assistant coach, has been fired. >>> philly.com reports on a shouting match during a hearing case. his attorneys and prosecutors clashed over government plans to let 13 women testify. the defense claims cosby has vion and memory problems, but, yesterday, he shouted out answers to questions meant for the prosecutor. >>> still ahead, let the music play. apple's wireless ear buds are finally on sale after months of delay. ? life is better when we celebrate together during toyotathon. toyota. let's go places. before fibromyalgia, i kept on top of things. i was a doer. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia i