in response, mike dewine said we will not tolerate hate in ohio. this comes amid a dramatic increase in similar incidents nationwide. here's abc's reena roy. >> reporter: tonight, an ohio community on edge after this group masked and dressed in black marched through the streets of columbus saturday, carrying firearms and flags with swastikas. >> there's legitimate nazis. can you lock the door? >> reporter: black community leaders organizing a countermarch for unity. walking the same path just north of downtown. ohio's republican governor mike dewine condemning the masked group, saying in a statement, there is no place in this state for hate, bigotry, anti-semitism or violence. and we must denounce it wherever we see it. the anti-defamation league reporting a dramatic increase in anti-semitic incidents nationwide over the last several years. particularly since hamas' attack on israel last october. just last week, protesrs waving nazi flags in howell, michigan, not far from detroit, outside the american legion, which was hosting a play about the holo

. >>> tonight, ohio governor mike dewine and other leaders are condemning a neo-nazi march in the state'sital. columbus police responded to a group of about a dozen people saturday carrying flags with swastikas and shouting racial slurs. the governor says hate will not be tolerated. >>> the justice department is demanding records related to the police shooting death of sonia massey. the 36-year-old was killed in july while deputies responded to a call about a possible prowler outside her illinois home. body camera video shows officer sean grayson shooting massey after a dispute involving a pot of hot water in her kitchen. grayson was fired and charged with murder. >>> also tonight, a close call in california. a single-engine plane crashed during hot rod races near los angeles. three people on board were hurt. the plane hit several vehicles and took the roof off this truck. no one on the ground was hurt. >>> to weather now. it's about to look a lot like winter in several states while a big storm is set to soak the northwest. let's check in with cbs news meteorologist andrew kozak for more

columbus's mayor released a statement calling the march a cowardly display, and ohio governor mike dewineaid the marchers were, quote, spewing vile and racist speech against people of color and jews. public safety dispatchers said they received multiple 911 calls. according to columbus police, no one was arrested, although many of the marchers were initially detained before being released. >>> the department of justice has opened an investigation into the shooting death of sonya massey, an illinois woman who was shot in her home by a sheriff's deputy in july. the doj has sent a letter to the sangamon county sheriff's office demanding records relating to the shooting. massey, a 36-year-old black woman warksz killed when deputies responded to a call about a possible prowler at her home in springfield, illinois. sean grayson, the alleged shooter, was fired. he has pleaded not guilty to murder and a number of other charges. >>> we learned this weekend that former usa gymnastics coach bela karolyi has died. he revolutionized the sport and guided the u.s. women's team to its first ever team gol

"the columbus dispatch" reports ohio governor mike dewine and other leaders condemned a neo-nazi marche capital. police responded saturday to a report of about a dozen people wearing all black with red face masks carrying flags with swastikas and shouting racial slurs. one of the people used pepper spray or mace on a passerby. the group left when officers arrived. no one was arrested. >>> the "chicago tribune" says the justice department is demanding records from an illinois sheriff's office related to the deadly shooting of sonya massey by a deputy. massey, who's black, was shot in her springfield home in july when deputies responded to her 911 call reporting a possible prowler. she was shot three times during a confrontation with a white deputy from sangamon county, sean grayson. he was later fired and charged with murder. the justice department is investigating how authorities in the county treat black people and also people with behavioral disabilities. >>> and "the washington post" says the charles county, maryland, sheriff's office is investigating an alleged hanging incident in

and if trump picks up the phone and calls mike dewine, there is a strong chance he could get it. guest: it was crushing to see sherrod brown, a very decent, longtime senator from ohio go down. i believe he's run three times for senate, but this was the first during a presidential election. and of course, trump running. he was someone who cared deeply for the working-class, stood for dignity and understood his state, and i think we need more sherrod brown's, and rich, you are real smart, but the whole drive on the trends issue is gemmed up between large extent. this is not a huge issue, it is made into one by the millions ported to the ad. guest: if it's not a big issue i couldn't democrats just say no, biological males can't compete in female sports, it is such a rare thing. guest: fly think the answer were different, a word about the sports issue as much as the protecting -- guest: surgeries. >> there's no state where there is surgery below 18. host: so let's get back to the callers. i want to hear from steve in florida on the line for democrats, go ahead. caller: hello. the rea

governor mike dewine later released a statement, which said there is no place for hate and bigotry in ohio. an investigation is underway. president biden made history today, becoming the first american president to tour the amazon rainforest. he took an aerial tour of the region, which is threatened by widespread logging, ranching, and mining. the amazon holds massive amounts of carbon dioxide, and researchers say its continued destruction will exacerbate climate change. this year's presidential election may be over, but as the counting of ballots continues, this looks to be a year of record voter turnout. new numbers from the associated press show that more than 152 million people cast a ballot this year, and that number will only rise as states fish up their final tallies. legendary gymnastics coach bela karolyi has died. he turned team usa into a gymnastics powerhouse over multiple olympic games. >> it was a great moment for the american gymnastics and it shows eir power. william: karolyi defected from romania in 1981, coming to the u.s. with his wife marta. as head coach for team

republican ohio governor mike dewine signed a bill into law that will bar transgender students from usingir gender identities. it will apply to students from kindergarten through college at ohio public and private schools. >>> stoler -- solar storms could make the northern lights visible across the u.s. at thanksgiving. meteorologist say how vibrant and how long it lasts will depend on how intense the storms get. they predict the best viewing time will be after 10:00 thursday night into friday morning. >> we are supposed to get rain. while you are saying this we are looking at the forecast to figure out whether or not we can catch the northern lights. >> wait until friday morning.'s >>> time for three stock lunch. in the spirit of the holiday we asked for three stocks our trader is thankful for. we have tina sanchez chief market strategist also was cnbc contributor. the first stock, i love the idea we are doing stocks we are grateful for. you are grateful for microsoft. >> obviously it's an incredibly strong company that in particular a machine learning risk management startup. microsoft

ohio's governor mike dewine out with a quick statement calling this display vile and racist and sayingn this state for hate, bigotry, anti-semitism or violence and must denounce it wherever we see it. there was a second march on sunday and our columbus affiliate reporting it was a group of about 30 black men who said they were standing up to fear saying that it's important to practice community care in times like these and this march does follow a week after demonstrators waved flags outside of a theater and asked to move away and they did. this is drawing concern about the unsettling activities creating this sentiment of fear and anxiety in communities across the country. jose? >> aaron gilchrist, thank you very much. >>> up next, new reporting about the legal immigrants, the new trump administration could target when it comes out and carries out its promised mass deportation plan. >>> breaking this morning, budget carrier spirit airlines files for bankruptcy. ♪ ♪ whether your phone's broken or old, we've got you. with verizon, anyone can trade in any phone, any condition and get ipho

he spent 220 million dollars against me. 20 times what mike dewine spent as a senator in 2006 when iran about transgender and immigration were proven to be lies. the last two weeks donald trump was on tv and their ads was saying -- were saying that a vote for sherrod brown was a vote against donald trump. hi it tells me that the democratic -- it tells me that the democratic party over the last 30 years and the reputation of the party as a whole is -- betray is too strong a word -- but i still hear people in the miami valley still talking about nafta. i grew up in mansfield, ohio and went to school with the sons and daughters of machinists and electricians and steelworkers and autoworkers and rubber workers. those jobs first went south because corporate leaders are always eager to seek cheaper wages and then politicians of both parties sold out those workers bypassing the trade agreements that caused a huge cascading of jobs overseas. these workers did nothing wrong. they were productive and they carried union job -- union cards. we have seen in the last 30 years profits go up and exe

. >> now ohio has two republican senators with vice president elect jd vance, governor mike dewine willr him ahead of a special election coming up in 2026. send it back to you. >> bill: nice to see you in cleveland, ohio along the lake. >> dana: voters who cited their economy as their top issue went for trump. the dow is poised to close at a record high after his win. charles payne from fox business. address what we're seeing in the market. what is that telling us? >> telling us a few things. first and foremost the releasing of animal spirits in america again. you can pull yourself by the bootstraps. the russell 2000. small cap names, american sent rick, domestic companies that will do well without big government regulations. even when big government says we'll go after let's say the big technology companies, all they do is make it harder for smaller companies, right? when you layer rules and regulations the trillion dollar companies have lawyers. the lawyers help the government in the first place, right? it is unleashing that we can get back to how we became the number one nation in th

the money made with 22 times what i spent when i beat mike dewine, incumbent senator, in 2006.the amount of money spent. when they spend that kind of money, i'm not wanting here. i understand that. when they spend that kind of money and they lie about things, it's pretty darn hard to win. and that's why we got to do better, talking to workers. if we talk to workers better we will have a lot more grassroots support to go up against these moneyed interests. that is how we should govern, that's how we're going to win. >> senator, i knew you weren't lying. your voice is a little too gravelly to ever sound like you're wanting. >> i don't smoke, i never did. i just talk this way. >> it just doesn't sound money. a level of sonic analysis, sir. let me play something for you from one of your colleagues. the incoming president, as we've been covering, won the race and he will try to put him his ideas and people. but some of them might not be constitutional. then you deal with that. here is senator rand paul, your republican colleague, warning against potential misuse of the military. tak

new hampshire governor chris sununu, ohio governor mike dewine.y have endorsed former president trump. guest: they are doing their duties as functionaries of the party, they are both sitting governors. i get that they feel that they have to do that. i suspect they want a different direction for the party. governor dewine has been very powerful in his condemnations of what trump and others have been saying about people eating cats and dogs in springfield, ohio which is not true. and governor sununu was a strong supporter of nikki haley. he wants a different direction for the party. but i think some of them are trying to protect their options going forward if they want to run for something. but, trump world if you are not 100% there, they are never going to be with you. i would say don't try to split the difference, take a strong stand. it's pretty hard to walk back from what some folks have said. host: if nikki haley with the republican candidate would you be voting for? guest: absolutely. voted for her in the primary. and frankly, she'd be winning

princeton's new hampshire governor chris sununu of ohio governor mike dewine they have endorsed formerrent direction for the party. governor dewine has been powerful in his condemnation with trump and others and about him saying people eating cats and dogs in springfield ohio which is a fabrication and not true and sununu is a strong supporter of nikki haley and she wants a different direction for the party but some of there are trying to protect their position but in trump world if you aren't 100% there will never be with you. ♪♪ >> j.d. vance. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> hello north carolina. [cheers and applause] it is good to be in selma. it is good. [chanting] it's good to be in selma and it's good to say in four days with the help of the great people of north carolina we are going to send kamala harris to san francisco where she belongs and we will make donald trump the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] they have got a lot of special guests before we get started but i want to get a show that's a special guest and of course the great rnc chair michael -- michael wha

plus aarp, the magazine ohio's republican governor mike dewine just signed a bill into law requiringdents use bathrooms and other facilities based on the gender they were assigned at or near birth. >> the so-called protect all students act affects students in public and private schools from kindergarten all the way through college, and it takes effect in about 90 days. we're joined now by adam bird. he's a republican state representative from ohio who sponsored a house version of this bill. sir, thank you so much for sharing part of your holiday weekend with us. first, i just want to students are there in ohio. how many people will be affected by this >> thanks for being thanks for having me on today. >> boris, it's great to be with you. the answer to that question i'm not sure that we know. i've never heard statistics brought to me about that. certainly. this is a bill that wants to protect all students, as it's entitled. >> and in ohio, i think we want that's that's the message we want to protect all of our young students. >> i think what we've heard from critics is, is that this i

heroes, an all star tribute sunday december 8th at eight on cnn today in ohio, republican governor mike dewine signed a bill banning transgender students from using bathrooms that match their gender identities. >> transgender rights have become a hot button issue lately especially in more conservative states, with at least 26 passing laws restricting gender affirming care for minors. this comes as the u.s. supreme court is set to hear a landmark case on the subject next week. cnn's gabe cohen spoke with the parents of a transgender child who has already moved from one state that bans gender affirming care for minors to see how they're preparing for the new trump administration so what am i looking at here? >> my pride flag. this shows to the world that i don't want to hide and pretend to be someone else. i want to be me. >> our child should have the same rights as any other child because she's transgender doesn't make her any different. >> 12 year old katie and her family moved across the country last year to flee state restrictions on their daughter's rights. >> at her parent's request we're

the money against me was 22 times what i spent when i beat mike dewine, who was an incumbent senator,en they spend that kind of money, i'm not whining here, i understand that when i got in the race again, when they spend that kind of money and lie about things, it's pretty darn hard to win, and that's why we've got to do better talking to workers. if we talk to workers better, we'll have a lot more grassroots support to go up against these moneyed interests, and that's how we should govern. that's how we're going to win. >> senator, you know how i knew you weren't whining? your voice is a little too gravelly to ever sound like you're whining. >> i don't smoke. i never did. i just talk this way. oh well. >> highways ey, it doesn't soun. it's a level of sonic analysis, sir. >> nobody's ever said that. >> let me play something for you from one of your colleagues. the incoming president won the race and will try to put in his ideas and people, but some of them might not be constitutional, and then you deal with that. here's senator rand paul, your republican colleague, warning against pot

republican governor mike dewine saying in a statement, we will not tolerate hate in ohio. >> janai: legendarymany stars including mary lou retton to victory at multiple olympic games has died. usa gymnastics confirmed the romanian-born coach's passing but no cause of death has been cited. bela karolyi was 82. >> whit: and netflix reporting that friday night's much hyped fight between mike tyson and jake paul gave the network record numbers. netflix says some 60 million households streamed the event and of course, there were the more than 72,000 people who watched the match in-person at at&t stadium in arlington, texas. paul beat tyson by unanimous decision. >> janai: wow, and i saw they said more numbers will be released later this week. it's really incredible. >> whit: yep. >> janai: all right. >>> we start this half hour with the latest on the investigation into burglaries taking place at the homes of some high-profile sports stars right at the moment that they're out playing with their teams. now authorities are looking into whether these cases could be related. abc's morgan norwood says p

ohio's republican governor mike dewine, he said this. there is no place in this state for hate bigotry, anti-semitism or violence, and we must denounce it wherever we see it. joining us right now is the city attorney for columbus, zach klein. thank you very much for coming in. so the adl thinks what happened in your city may have been the beginning of a hate group turf war. is that what you think is happening look, i think country. >> and these radical groups that spew hatred are trying to take advantage of america. but i can tell you one thing about being an american it's the love of one another and the rejection of hate. and that's exactly what we're doing in columbus, ohio. we're rallying together the folks that come up to me on the street, and i've talked to pastors. i've talked to faith leaders. you know, they are we are all standing together, united to reject hate. and we want to love our neighbor. and that's frankly what makes columbus so great is our rich culture neighborhoods, why our economy is so strong because of our strong l

they're supposed to be doing out there and i would also just say jd vance ran 20 points behind mike dewineause common themes throughout this piece by tim alberta is that there are already people in trumps campaign who are a little bit disillusioned, some considering already does -- resigning. it's hard to imagine what you are really left with. it's hard to imagine. we saw it in 2016, those who have left and people who have distanced themselves from that era, the former generals, the john kelly's and now you're getting a smaller, more hard- line, more extreme group of people going to the finish line. >> that is a very scary thing and when you think about it, when you use the word, resign, in order to be someone who supports donald trump at this point you have to resigned from the level of reality in terms of how things actually work for the petulance in this article is a reflection of the level of privilege and detachment from the consequences of your actions that you can simply not afford to have if you are the leader of the free world. he is someone, who at the point of having a lead in h

from mike dewine in ohio, haitian immigrants in his state, that becomes a much more complex conversationack to where you started us, with this as an economic question, what about the dairy workers in wisconsin and the ag workers all across this country and the meat packers and construction workers. all of a sudden it becomes a question of once this becomes real to people, do you have leaders of industry, titans of industry stepping forward and saying my industry is going to collapse without these immigrants? >> unbelievable. jacob soboroff, thank you so much. cecilia wang, thank you so much. alicia sticks around. we'll stay on this. jacob's new film "separated" on the u.s. jacob's film premieres next month december 7th at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. if you haven't seen it yet, you must. who are the people who will help donald trump carry all this out? he ran and won on this time. we'll look at who it will be instead next. we'll look at who it will be instead next you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits

and if trump picks up the phone and calls mike dewine, there is a strong chance he could get it.st: it was crushing to see sherrod brown, a very decent, longtime senator from ohio go down. i believe he's run three times for senate, but this was the first during a presidential election. and of course, trump running. he was someone who cared deeply for the working-class, stood for dignity and understood his state, and i think we need more sherrod brown's, and rich, you are real smart, but the whole drive on the trends issue is gemmed up between large extent. this is not a huge issue, it is made into one by the millions ported to the ad. guest: if it's not a big issue i couldn't democrats just say no, biological males can't compete in female sports, it is such a rare thing. guest: fly think the answer were different, a word about the sports issue as much as the protecting -- guest: surgeries. >> there's no state where there is surgery below 18. host: so let's get back to the callers. i want to hear from steve in florida on the line for democrats, go ahead. caller: hello. the reason