new gm mike hayes wheeling and bruce arians gave us a scare earlier in the week when he was hospitalized with chest pains. back on the practice field. here was the scene at cardinals headquarters. like his old self, his old self. >> i got an absolute clean bill of health. i feel great. >>> 1- 1 in the 2nd period, and the dam breaks for the coyotes. it's 2-1 vancouver. harvic scores 17 seconds later, followed by burrose. 3 goals in 3 minutes for the canucks. 4-1 in the 3rd. with a minor head injury. he is out indefinitely. >>> credit the team for showing up tonight. plenty of energy. bledsoe with the big three. he had 16. and more bled, pass to booker who the suns win 92-87. 5 and 11 on the year. >>> sun devils matinee today at the citadel. the jam right here off the steel. the game wasn't really a blowout. asu's of unstoppable. holder had 22. most points in school history. final score, asu gets to 4 and 2. >>> releasing the wardrobe, >> zoo lights from the news chopper. >> impressive. >> super cool. high today -- or tomorrow, excuse me, and we'll start off the big holiday around 51 in th

. >> chelsea: when mike hayes took the rains in arizona, it out who he'd pick as a new skipper. sure enough, he took tory lovullo with him to manage the diamondbacks. the former red sox bench coach gets a three-year keel with the snakes and will be formally introduced on monday. lovullo was considered by many to be the fallback for john farrell if dave dombrowski wanted to make a move but instead tries to turn around a ball club that's lost at least 93 games two of the last three seasons. and the team everybody is throwing a party 108 years in the making in chicago. the cubs and an estimated five million of their closest friends packing the streets of the second city for world series celebration so massive it had theo epstein thinking back to some other rolling rallies he's experienced. >> it exceeded my wildest expectations by about tenfold, and, you know, it was way bigger than boston. great. i think equal amounts of passion, but just the size of the city, this was overwhelming. >> chicago! look what the boys got me. [cheering and applause] >> chelsea: and off days are always

. >> reporter: good morning, when mike hayes grabbed the reins in arizona it didn't take a genius to predict who he would pick for his new skipper. he kept things in the fenway family taking tory lab dimebacks. the former sox bench coach will formally be introduced on monday. he was considered to be the fallback to farrell but inside links up with hayes and to try to turn around a team who lost 93 or more games. two of the last three seasons. the team everybody is chasing heading into next season, throwing a party 108 chicago. the cubs and an estimated 5 million of their closest friends packing the streets of the second city for a world series celebration so massive it had theo epstein thinking back to some of other rolling rallies he experienced. >> it exceeded my wildest expectations by about 10fold and you know, it was way bigger than boston. that was only point of reference i had. so boston was great. i think equal amounts of passion by the s city, this was overwhelming. >> reporter: fresh off their 3-0 road trip the bruins back on home ice at the garden hosting the rangers, i'm

. >> mike hayes. >> your occupation? >> i just graduated from college.m waiting to go into the service. >> and your opinion about mr. eisenhower? >> for me the most important issue is the issue of international affairs. president eisenhower, because of his military experience, is best prepared to serve us as commander in chief. >> fine, thank you. your name? >> marsala perry. >> your occupation? >> i'm a housewife. >> would you like to tell the president why you're for him? >> because four years ago, mr. president, you promised to return money back to texas which is now going to our school fund. as the mother of a child that's most important to me. >> there you are, mr. president. texans for eisenhower. listen to them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the eyes of texas are upon you ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> we're with you all the way again in '56. now back to the white house in washington, dc. >> a lot of enthusiasm at those rallies. ladies and gentlemen, as i told you when we went on the air in this 1956 victory report, the president and vice president together with mrs. e

>> mike hayes. >> your occupation?just graduated college and i'm waiting to go into the service. to me the most important issue is the issue of international affairs. and it is best preparing to serve us as commander-in-chief. >> this lady, your name please, ma'am. >> marcela perry. >> your occupation? >> house wife. >> would you like to tell the president why you're for him? >> yes, i would. four years ago mr. president you promised to return the lands to texas and you kept that promise and now that money goes into our school fund. as a mother after child in school, that's most important to me. >> there you are, mr. president. texans for eisenhower. listen to them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've been working on the railroad all the live long day ♪ i'm on the bayou to get away ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're with you all the way again in '56. now back to the white house in washington, d.c. >> well, there's plenty of eb th enthusiasm at those rallyes. as we told you, the president and vice president, together with mrs. eisenhower and mrs. nixon are wat

president-elect mike pence would be clearing his card, focusing on his new role as chairman of the transition effort. you might think that. you'd be wrong. as i just talked about with my friend chris hayes, vice president-elect mike pence is planning on staying on as governor of indiana until his term formally ends on january 9th. he's staying on as the full-time governor of indiana until just 11 days before the trump administration takes office while he is simultaneously supposed to be running the whole trump transition effort. why is mike pence doing that? i don't know. but it appears that governor pence does have some loose ends that he's maybe trying to tie up before he heads to washington. "the indianapolis star" is now reporting that governor pence has decided to wage a court battle back home with everything else he's dealing with, decided to wage a court battle back home to try to keep some of his e-mails secret. this comes out of a lawsuit that indiana filed against the obama administration on the issue of immigration. mike pence is now fighting in court to keep his e-mail related to that lawsuit secret and hidden from the public. hillary clinton online for you too, governor. i

this is something that vice president-elect mike pence said the republican party would undo. >> hayeso says he and other policy experts will be watching how trump will implement his view on immigration. >>> financial markets are reacting to the news that trump is president-elect. landon dowdy has that in cnbc business news. good morning. >> it is a very historic day in the u.s. markets are reacting, poised to open sharply lower this morning. at one point, just a few hours ago, futured indicated that the dow could fall as much as 800 points. the biggest loss ever in the dow's history is 777 points, that was after congress rejected the government bailout bill during the financial crisis in the fall of 2008. futures have come well off of those lows, the presidential race, since it was called, dow futures down 320 points.ç overseas, there are lots of red arrows. europe is down. also off the lows of the day, in asia, japan's stock market posting the biggest losses, closing down 919 points or 5%. the u.s. dollar is lower versus other major currencies such as the japanese yen. the swiss fra

mike wankum. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran, powered by xfinity. bob: 20 games into the nhl season, the bruins are perfect when jimmy hayes scores of gold -- a perfect 1-0. going back to the games, the bruins are perfect 3-0 when jimmy hayes scores a goal. the point here is jimmy hayes does not score a lot of goals. the bruins were just getting started. on the power play, david krejci spots torey krug coming down off the blue line. krug snaps one off and david >> the blue line. jimmy hayes scores! [cheering] >>and thus endeth the biblical drought, jimmy hayes with his second goal in 43 games. bob: a drop of biblical proportions. jimmy hayes gets off the proverbial schnide, bruins score three times in the second period in the tuukka rask would lose third. the shut-out, but he picks up another win 4-1 the final. , so, the bruins are now 12-and-10. all 12 wins have come with tuukka rask in goal so, the bruins are 12-and-4 with rask and 0-and-6 without him. rob gronkowski who missed last week's game with a chest injury , started today against the jets but left the game in the first late in the first cap, the jets had a field

our sponsor for today's event ascension health and i'm requesting to turn over the mike for a few minutes to mark hayes>> very brief, i want to thank you all for coming to this important briefing on a very important issue, attention is pleased to be a sponsor of this briefing because the care for our nation's veterans is so important and it's this issue that combines veterans issues and health care issues so it's a great issue for the offices to meet because sometimes we don't always interact. it is a great opportunity, we have a great panel this morning. ascension is the largest nonprofit health system in the united states and the largest catholic system in the world. we participate in the veterans choice program because we see caring for our nation's veterans, those who have served alongside the va as something that is very central to our mission. we are very pleased to participate in the program and are looking forward to what we'll learn this morning. thank you all for being here. >> thank you, mark. so if you are following at home on cspan, you are welcome also to follow and of course those here i

and i'm going to turn over the mike now for a few minutes to mark hayes for a few words. >> well, welcome. i'm going to be very brief. i want to thank you all so much for coming to this important briefing on a very important issue. ascension is very pleased to be a sponsor of this briefing because the care for our nation's veterans is so important. it's the issue that combines both veterans issues and healthcare issues so it's a great issue for different offices to meet each other that we don't always interact. it's a great opportunity. we have a great panel this morning. ascension is the largest non-profit health system in the united states and the largest catholic system in the world. and we participate in the veter veterans' choice program because we see caring for our nation's veterans, those who have served alongside the v.a., as something that is very central to our mission. we are very pleased to participate in the program and are looking forward to what we'll learn this morning. thank you all for being here. >> thank you, mark. so if you are following at home on c-span, you are we

mike wankum. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran, powered by xfinity. bob twenty games into the nhl : season, the bruins are perfect when jimmy hayes scores a goal a perfect 1-0. going back fifty games, the bruins are a perfect 3-and-0 when jimmy hayes scores a goal -- the point here is jimmy hayes doesn't score a lot of goals. but he got one today at home against the tampa bay lightning , not as the bruins were just getting started. on the power play david krejci , spots torey krug coming down off the blue line. krug snaps one off and david backes gets the tip-in for his best of the year. now, hayes. >> blue line, scores. drought. jimmy hayes with his second goal in 33 games. bob: a drought of biblical proportions. jimmy hayes gets off the proverbial schnide bruins score three times in the second period and that one from david pastrnak in the third bruins up 4-nothing -- 4-1 the final. so, the bruins are now 12-and-10 all 12 wins have come with tuukka rask in goal so, the bruins are 12-and-4 with rask and 0-and-6 without him. rob gronkowski, who missed last week's game with a chest injury, started against the jets, but left with a back injury. yes, he is

mike pence, who voted for nafta. is it trumpism? something in between? remarkably, we sit here tonight with not a very good idea at all of what that looks like. >> chris hayes at our news desk, thank you. i would say, can we put up that bug we had up there a moment ago, the dow bug. one of the things chris was reporting on earlier -- >> dow futures. >> -- we've been watching the markets react whenever donald trump appears to pip up in the polls right now. and tonight, you see the dow jones futures, obviously the market is not open in the united states. these are futures, people betting on what's going to happen, making their stakes about what's going to happen at market opening, down nearly 700 points tonight with donald trump having such a better night than people thought he would opinion. >> t >> -- thought he would. >> we have a call , the state o florida. what we are terming the apparent winner, donald trump in the state of florida, 29 electoral votes. here is the electoral math. 216, trump, 209, clinton. the race for 270, here's how it plays out visually. so much talk about the paths to 270.

hayes tonight. donald trump making three major picks for his national security team. the head of the cia trump tapping representative mike pompeo, a kansas republican who serves on the house intelligence committee. former army officer who supports the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques and opposing closing guantanamo bay. best known for his aggressive questioning during the benghazi hearings of hillary clinton, accusing her of failing to act when american lives were on the line. come payo has to be confirmed by the senate if he's going to take over the cia. on the other side there's no confirmation necessary when it comes to trump's pick for national security adviser, and that would be retired army general and trump loyalist michael flynn. he's the former head of the defense intelligence agency. earlier this year he claimed on twitter that, quote, near of muslims is rational. he also encouraged chants of lock her up directed at hillary clinton during the republican national convention in cleveland. now, multiple senior intelligence officials tell nbc news today that they have deep reservations about flynn, descr

hayes, the start after three year improvement project to install bus lanes. hopefully it will ease traffic congestion for drivers. >> the forecast with meteorologist mike nicco.> congestion at napa with quarter-mile visibility because of fog into the heart of napa. that is going to hang around through the morning commute. it will not spread like yesterday. more of us are waking up to clouds and mild temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s with san leandro at 53, a cool spot and union city was 59 and oakland is 56 and alameda and richmond at 57. across the bay, 58, and san carlos is 55 and san jose is 59 and cooler conditions in antioch and brentwood at 51 and napa at 49. san jose is 87, and we can see this morning because of lack of fall. exercising sprinkles today with light rain on the north bay for the morning commute the on the water, scattered height rain so "fair," with clouds at sfo and flight arrival delays. low 60s tomorrow and low-to-mid 60s to thursday. scattered rain, hour by hour. next. we are improving highway 17, a problem was blocking all lanes before redwood estates and it and starting to improve northbound but it looks like we have onlooker del

mike pence is still the governor of indiana. >> right. from what i've heard, vice president-elect pence spearheaded the negotiations although mr. trump reached out to the head of carrier greg hayesn't think he worked on the details. i think for carrier and united technologies, the threat of more of those tweets and threat of more tension from mr. trump persuaded him to make a deal. >> so more about pr than anything else? i noticed they get a lot of government contracts, right? >> yes. >> could you argue that maybe they were afraid of losing valuable government contracts. >> right. the federal government has much more leverage over a company like united technologies. about 10% of the revenues come from the pentagon in washington. this is a well-known consumer brand. if it was a company selling business to businesses, it might be harder to press this. >> what about extending jobs overseas? >> it's an issue. it's certainly a win for those carrier workers and good news for them but it's not an industrial policy or manufacturing job policy. the long-term trend has been for manufacturing jobs to leave for different reasons. what's interesting here is this is a profitable factor so i t

mike pence knows. trump enjoys the gladiatorial spectacle but he also knows who is leading that death squad. you think it might be him? that's "hardball" for now. "all in with chris hayesow. >> tonight on "all in" -- >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> a week after winning, trump changes his tune. >> we'll get your taxes down. >> tonight as the plan to privatize medicare heats up, is donald trump already abandoning his populous campaign promises. >> he won, but i'm just making the point, you better take a look at what he won on. >> then meet the member of the trump transition team floating a registry for muslim immigrants. the real world implications of tweets from the world's most powerful man. >> when you give me a bad story, i have a method of fighting back. >> plus hillary clintoniv

mike pence knows. trump enjoys the gladiatorial spectacle but he also knows who is leading that death squad. you think it might be him? that's "hardball" for now. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >> tonight on "all in" -- >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> a week after winning, trump changes his tune. >> we'll get your taxes down. >> tonight as the plan to privatize medicare heats up, is donald trump already abandoning his populous campaign promises. >> he won, but i'm just making the point, you better take a look at what he won on. >> then meet the member of the trump transition team floating a registry for muslim immigrants. the real world implications of tweets from the world's most powerful man. >> when you give me a bad story, i have a method of fighting back. >> plus hillary clinton live within the hour when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. at this hour we are awaiting hillary clinton for her very first public appearance since her concession speech. clinton is expected to speak very soon at a children's defense fund gala in d.c. president-elect trump seen alongside his fa