interest we have passed the point where you are n of place if you wander onto our property comely mike ryannto a property order to say oh you want to take pictures of the old building that is strange go do that but now people are used to taking pictures and there is a very real concern of vandalism and liability so there is a lot less tolerance for that. they view people interested as said drain on their resources so they can be difficult but that is a case by case basis. >> one more question? >> i a drug one of the areas that i wish i could explore but they demolished when i was to. >> there are so many places like that i wish i could get to. the big thing in the years to crime is explore more abroad i see all these gorgeous pictures of have a different time line of a 15th century chateau or hospitals that have been around for centuries. so to go to europe and beyond is what i would like to do in the future. with that, thanks for being here and join me for the reception and spending your time with me. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> host: higher did you get to the white house could

that would be speaker ryan, mitch mcconnell and mike pence. >> house speaker paul ryan has spent his whole life working at jack kemp's side, the late new york congressman, thinking about supply side economics. he's starting to piece through with his new chief of staff how to roll out tax reform, working closely. also repealing obamacare with the incoming health and human secretary. mcconnell is focused on the judiciary. there are a lot of openings for the administration. mcconnell is helping the trump administration fill in those gaps and personnel across the regulatory agencies. when you look at pence, he's someone who has been a steady hand, not lecturing the president-elect or chastising him behind the scenes but trying to help the president-elect get ready for governing and to understand congress. because trump is a total outsider. >> there was a nomination, at least informally filled today. and that was v.a. secretary to what appeared to be a pretty robust reception. >> we're seeing right now trump just filling out his cabinet. there's a mix of conservatives. with the v.a., ther

jobs in indiana, he appeared incapable of crediting the president-elect, giving more credit to mike pence. ryans not only one in republican leadership struggling with a swamp we know soon will be drained. kevin mccarthy says the freedom caucus will have a hard time pushing back against the establishment and the leadership. mccarthy who is not exactly a boy genius, also added the freedom caucus made house republicans weaker. perhaps the majority leader missed what happened in the election 3 1/2 weeks ago. the republican house leadership is clearly out of step with the american people who are sick and tired of the status question, the policies and attitudes of the establishment to which ryan and mccarthy obviously genuflect. president-elect trump takes the oath in 48 days. congress, represent the will of the people and respect the man they elected president. it's all a lot simpler than your house leadership seems to think. stowrp quotation of the evening from a fella named ted turner who had this expression mount on a board on his desk. it read, lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way. i'm q

we're talking about reince priebus, donald trump's chief of staff and house speaker paul ryan. mike gousha has an interview with priebus. tonight on upfront. >> priebus will join me via satellite from trump tower in new york city. i'll ask him about trump's upcoming supreme court appointment, and whether a wisconsin judge is under serious consideration for that. and what does he think propelled trump to a surprise victory? plus, the wisconsin recount. do voters lack faith in help restore it? i'll ask the chairman of the state elections commission. and, how a wisconsin helathcare -- health care cooperative is dealing with the uncertainty surrounding obamacare. it's all coming up tonight at 11:00, right here on upfront. adrienne: the clock is ticking on wisconsin's presidential election recount. sheldon: how much time is left and green party candidate jill stein's latest requests. adrienne: before your monday morning commute, how a drastic cut to production is affecting as prices. -- your gas prices. sheldon: plus, helping the homeless with hot cocoa. meet the man behind the effort. l

mike pence and paul ryan, also >> bernie sanders had a taping tonight that airs tonight on msnbc. he talked about trade policy, the old chrysler plant closing and the election of donald trump as our next president. >> spurred by recent deaths, the county board of supervisors is considering a policy change to require outside investigations for in-custody deaths. the board will vote on the change thursday. milwaukee county jail this year. >>> a judge ruled today trying morgan geyers and anita wouldn't be good. >> she was here to answer your questions and to applaud the city for handing out free water filters to people living in hopes with lead. she says everywhere should take assume that they may have lead in their drinking water. lead-bearing pluming is rampant. talk precautions no matter what. >> if you missed these free filters, you can still purchase one. head to wtmj 4/links. >> police officers say seeing children in trauma is the toughest part of their job. an annual event is bringing smiles the generosity of others. >> toys bring kids joy and excitement. these play thins have

house speaker paul ryan met with vice president-elect mike pence and incoming ryan called today's meeting part of an "ongoing conversation" on how to hit the ground running when president-elect donald trump is sworn in. a few light rain or snow showers are possible this evening and overnight. lows will drop into the low to middle 30s. cloudy and breezy thursday with chilly high temperatures in the low 40s. staying mainly cloudy to reach into the upper 30s. the chance for rain and snow returns by sunday but temperatures gradually warm back into the middle 40s next week. tonight: light rain and snow showers. low: 35 wind: sw 5-10 mph thursday: cloudy and breezy. high: 41 wind: w 10-20 mph fr 30 high: 38 from your phone. just download the fox 6 storm center app, it's available on android and apple. the packers next take on the houston texans sunday at lambeau -- and they big money free agency deal during the offseason. he's also a quarterback one packer is very familiar with. tim van vooren has the blitz from lambeau field. "when the schedule came out it looked like a dandy. jj watt of the h

as part of his "thank you tour".he'll be joined by vice president elect mike pence and house speaker paul ryan.. at the state fair expo center. doors open at 4 p- m. the event scheduled to green party presidential candidate jill stein says she plans to donate any money left over from the 7-point-3 million she raised to force recounts in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. stein said the exact costs of the recounts aren't known yet, but she expects to have money to complete an online survey about which election reform groups and voting rights groups they want to receive the money. wisconsin completed its recount monday with little changes in the department of natural resources board is set to vote on a plan that would allow rockets, motorcycles and hunting dog training at the former badger army ammunition plant-- despite a lawsuit challenging those activities. the sauk prairie conservation alliance led a lawsuit last week contending the dnr lacks impact activities in the area. the agency's board is expected to vote on the master plan area veterans are invited to the milwauke v-a's quaterly to

maureen: another another hokal hospital, redskins player ryan kerrigan made a holiday visit. mike carter-conneen reports that kerrigan made special deliveries to pediatric patients in the annual reindeer rush event. mike: the day after his game-winning sack against the eagles, ryan kerrigan blitzed inova children's hospital with handshake, photos and piles of teddy bears. >> it is amazing he would take the time to come down. especially after the day he played yesterday. >> that will be the only jersey buy forward. >> this is kerrigan's only day off this week. forward to all year. >> he squeezed his hand. >> linebacker ryan kerrigan for the washington redskins. >> kerrigan visited with a couple of dozen children throughout the hospital. some of them he could only interact with at a distance because they have weakened immune systems. but even then the visit had same effect. >> hopefully with the events like we have today we can bring them happiness during an otherwise trying time. >> he was a big hit with the kids. an even bigger hit with the parts and the nurses. >> the nurses were

the other is house speaker paul ryan. mike gousha has an interview with reince priebus this morning on upfront. >> priebus will join me via satellite from trump tower in upcoming supreme court appointment, and whether a wisconsin judge is under serious consideration for that. and what does he think propelled trump to a surprise victory? plus, the wisconsin recount. do voters lack faith in elections, and will a recount help restore it? i'll ask the chairman of the state elections commission. and, how a wisconsin helathcare cooperative is dealing with the uncertainty surrounding obamacare. it's all coming up this morning at 9:00, right here on upfront. about a missing woman last seen leaving potawatomi casino a week ago in her car. police say tiffany sanfelippo's car has been found in milwaukee, about four miles from her west allis home. police don't have a photo of tiffany to share. but if you know where she might be, you are asked to give them a call. investigators are expected to hold a news conference this morning to tell us

. >>> fed office two-day meeting today so let's bring in mike ryan.dallas fed president richard fisher. also a cnbc contributor. good to see you all. ethan, what are we expecting the fed to say in the news conference? we're all expecting the 25 point increase of course. >> i think they're going to be optimistic. they have to explain why they're hiking interest rates. if you get a move you sound more optimistic about the economy. we have a lot of big -- >> will they mention the stock market? will they mention the new administration? is there going to be a nod to politics? >> i think they're going to try to use code words to get around directly addressing that. they do not want to be in the business of speculating. there'll be some general nod to the fact that we have a better financial conditions. we do have the prospect. they need to see how that plays out. >> in the context of the trump rally, are you concerned about what the fed could say to derail this? >> not on the short-term. i think what you're going to see is be pretty tempered with what they

the or is paul ryan. mike gousha has an interview >> priebus will join me via satellite from trump tower in new york city. i will ask him about an announcement. and what propelled donald trump to a surprise victory. plus, the wisconsin recount, voters lack faith in elections and will a recount help restore it. and how a wisconsin healthcare cooperative is dealing with the uncertainty surrounding obamacare. it is coming up at 9:00. are expected to hole a new conference this morning to tell us more about a deadly fire at a rave in oakland. golden dawna was set to headline there on friday night. a message posted on his facebook is saying joel is safe, but like many people he is heart broken and has several friends among the missing. clean up after the deadly fire continues in oakland this morning. authorities are saying many people still unaccounted for. this investigation. reporter: there threcovery efforts here in oakland, california, stretch into a second day, the warehouse behind us is the focus of an investi

house speaker paul ryan met with vice president-elect mike pence and incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus yesterday. ryan called the meeting part of an "ongoing conversation" on how to hit the ground running when president-elect donald trump is sworn in. we are learning more about the four suspects arrested in connection to the death of a seven year old boy. this isn't the first time one of them has been accused of child abuse that led to death. a source tells fox 6 was abused. we are told the two women arrested met in prison. one of the women was locked up for her role in a separate child abuse case. in 2003, the suspect was convicted of child neglect resulting in death. according to a criminal complaint, one-year-old bryan alston was found dead inside the suspect's home. now, thirteen years later that woman is accused in another horrific case. neighbors say they are disturbed by what happened. this is all going on right underneath our nose and we dont even know it. a source tells fox 6--there were other children inside the home with the deceased 7-year-old. a 9-year-old w

as part of his "thank you tour".he'll be joined by vice president elect mike pence and house speaker paul ryan.. at the state fair expo center. doors open at 4 p- m. the event scheduled to start at seven. president-elect trump announces his choice for secretary of state. tracie potts has that, plus the news conference about trump's business ties that's not happening deal-maker, the trump transition announced this morning that exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson is president- elect trump's secretary of state."it was chemistry it was presence, it was vision. it was also the ability that rex tillerson had to maintain relationships across the world."the 64-year-old millionaire heads a global company with nearly as many foreign offices - and more than twice as many employees - as the state department. trump tweets great business leaders of the world."couldn't be more grateful that someone of rex tillerson's proven leadership and accomplishments has been willing to step forward to serve our nation."he's been endorsed by former secretaries of state and former defense secretary robert gates... who called hi

one of the things i always thought was that largely domestic policy was going to be run by the ryan, mike pence, koch brothers, heritage part of the conservative movement, with scott pruitt, betsy devos at education, that seems like that's what's happening. >> tom price. >> yeah. >> absolutely. and the far sort of margins of that. >> yeah, i mean -- >> these are people where it's like the idea of the fox in the henhouse, this is like soaking a lot of cardboard with gasoline and throwing that into the henhouse and lighting it on fire. these are people who are put at these agencies to literally undercut the premise of their existence. you have betsy devos -- >> -- school system. >> she's fundamentally against the idea of public schools. it's against the idea of public school. she's okay with public education so far as you can take money and give it to a parochial school -- >> she's fundamentally -- >> but public school existence she's against. you have someone against the concept of the environmental protection agency. >> who fought a war against the epa regulating against a pollutant. >> h

mike pence and paul ryan, different ways of handling this. paul ryan saying, i have no evidence to prove this. mike pence saying, well, voter fraud exists. the thing with social media is donald trump can spew an idea that millions of people voted illegally and not be pressed to defend it. this sort of stuff propels people to believe it. >> the press will need to find a new way to cover donald trump. we have had revolutions in how politicians reach voters. reagan was the television president. the press struggled then on how to cover someone who was talking directly to voters. this is a new way to do it but i don't think the press figured it out yet. we talk about fake news for instance. i'm not trying to equate any two things. in 2012 the southern poverty law center calls the research center a hate group and someone commits violence. there are mentally ill horrible people who will now spend time in joil for doing these things. the press's over hyper ventilation on each tweet misses what voters are hearing. >> let's focus on donald trump. he's

makes another stop in wisconsin later tonight to be joined by vice president-elect mike pence and house speaker paul ryan. the next stop is hershey, pennsylvania. >>> chinese sending a warning to the president-elect. respect the one china policy on taiwan or risk severing ties. where does this relationship go from here? "early start" back in a moment. >>> welcome back. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is set to meet with the president-elect here in the coming days. joseph dunford is the military advisor to the president. he is finalizing a new classified military strategy to present to trump and discuss how u.s. forces are deployed around the world. >>> the republican chairman in michigan is donald trump's pick to become the next head of the rnc. the transition source tells cnn this announcement is expected this week. she would precede reince priebus. she is the niece of former gop presidential nominee mitt romney. >>> and donald trump is making it clear he will not back down from china and he has drawn a very sharp response from officials in beijing. saying they are seriously concerned. the pre

the impression somebody else must be planning to run the government for him, jared kushner, mike pence, paul ryan? who is running the show? that is the question that everyone is asking. >> do we have an answer? do we have any idea? maybe it's donald trump. >> sometimes it's donald trump. no, i don't have an answer to give you right now, but that is the question america wants to know. >> i know. i think every time somebody sees, whether it's a tweet coming from donald trump, or whether it's, you know, a statement today, sort of who had his ear. sometimes you could tell, guy look at the tv and sounding off, sometimes you wonder who has his ear. hunter, how about you? >> i just came from mar-a-lago, here with the couture and architecture report. first off and donald trump came out with don king last night, i don't know how many people noticed this, but don king was actually wearing a large button with donald trump's face on it. and the building at mar-a-lago is equally interestingly decorated. there are all these statues of human gargoyles, one looked like two guys about to embrace. i don't know, do

he is joined by house speaker paul ryan and vice president-elect mike pence. this is an hour. paul ryan: wisconsin, how about it? oh, my gosh. is this not so cool? is this not incredible? it was before i had my drivers license the last time wisconsin went republican. this is amazing. here is what i want you to know. because of the hard work of the people in this room, you are helping us get this country back on track. i want to thank donald trump. i want to thank mike pence, for helping wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, the midwest, finally see the light of day and put a republican back in the white house. [applause] i also want to thank you for sending ron johnson back to the united states senate. ron johnson is here with us tonight. we have got so much work to do, and i've got to tell you something, the last eight years, they have not been fun or pleasant years in washington. the last eight years with barack obama have been years of divided government. and that is why we are so excited about having four years of a unified republican government to rebuild our military, reform

in washington today, vice-president elect mike pence met with house speaker paul ryan and incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus. ryan said the three met today for ongoing conversations about how to hit the ground running when the new president takes office in january. donald trump and mike pence are about to start a victory tour in critical swing sta it will start with a news conference in indianapolis tomorrow. they also have a public rally in cincinnati. there has been no announcement of a wisconsin visit yet. the new york post is reporting pence was a surprise guest last night at a party in honor of governor scott walker. pence was reportedly one of 15 v.i.p.'s at walker's campaign debt-retirement party in new york. governor walker ended his presidential bid last year within months of joining the he still owed, but a published report last month said his presidential campaign debt stood at $382,000. patrick: a mixed-martial arts superstar who calls milwaukee home is targeted by criminals again. anthony pettis posted this surveillance video on facebook, offering a reward to

as part of his "thank you tour".he'll be joined by mike pence and house speaker paul ryan.. at the state fair expo center. doors open at 4 p-m. new international flights are coming to mitchell international. mexican based mexican carrier to offer year round services from mitchell to guadalajara. passengers can even bring one carry on bag and one checked bag at no charge. flights will start in march. if you're planning on shipping christmas gifts.. here's what you need to know.for standard ground delivery... get your packages to the post office by ?thursday.fedex has a friday deadline for the standard ground service.with u-p-s, you have until next monday for it's 3 day select. sluggish in some areas on 94 and 43traffic volumes are high see you in 25 minutes for your next check on weather and >>> good morning. breaking news. it's rex. just moments ago, the president-elect nominating rex tillerson for secretary of state. the exxon-mobil ceo with no government or diplomatic expe ties to russia, set to face a tough confirmation. >>> polar plunge. utally cold temperatures taking h

ryan and governor scott walker. vice president elect was also there, mike pence, who you saw giving him -- speaker paul ryan giving himersey 45 as in the president. what a night for donald trump as he continues his victory tour. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly back after a few days off. i am on cough medicine so bear with me. mr. trump made one of his most important cabinet selections to date. nominating exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson to be his secretary of state. and just you think about the significance of this song for donald trump. just you've heard it a million times, but you can't always get what you want, but the you try sometimes you get what you need. which is really his message to that half of the country that didn't vote for him and including some never trumpers who he's been touting cabinet picks saying can you ask for better than this. we'll get to that later in the show, but begin tonight in wisconsin. where moments ago, donald trump wrapped up his latest rally. wisconsin is a state that narrowly went his way after voting d.c. in the last seven presidential elections. so somebody said the othe

house speaker paul ryan meets with vice president elect mike pence... and future chief of staff reince priebus... to go over their plans for 2017. ryan says he's looking forward to hitting the ground running. it's very exciting to have the incoming chief of staff, a very wisconsin and a very close friend of mine from our days in congress, the vice president elect buckle up, president elect donald trump is ready to go to work on day one with america first agenda, and we are going to get this economy rolling again...in the world of prosper at home. meanwhile, president elect donald trump continues to shape his cabinet. cubs co- owner todd ricketts for deputy commerce secretary. todd ricketts was actually an early supporter of wisconsin governor scott walker during the primaries. after walker dropped from the race, todd's mother, marlene ricketts, poured millions into an anti-trump super pac. in february, mr. trump fired back, alleging that members of the ricketts family "have a lot to hide." todd ricketts interviewed for deputy commerce last week... before

he is joined by house speaker paul ryan and vice president-elect mike pence. this is one hour. paul ryan: wisconsin, how about it? oh, my gosh. is this not so cool? is this not incredible? it was before i had my drivers license the last time wisconsin went republican. this is amazing. here is what i want you to know. because of the hard work of the people in this room, you are helping us get this country back on track. i want to thank donald trump. i want to thank mike pence, for helping wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, the midwest, finally see the light of day and put a republican back in the white house. i also want to thank you for sending ron johnson back to the united states senate. ron johnson is here with us tonight. we have got so much work to do, and i've got to tell you something, the last eight years, they have not been fun or pleasant years in washington. the last eight years with barack obama have been years of divided government. and that is why we are so excited about having four years of a unified republican government to rebuild our military, reform our tax co

ryan, when you look at this and trying to figure out as mike laid out there, the trump administrationistration trying to figure out how to deal with vladmir putin. are they misreading some of the signs? >> well, he's completely ripped up the republican party's approach towards vladmir putin. he's -- remember, in 2012, mitt n romney said vladmir putin was the major strategic threat to the united states. a lot of democrats laughed at that. the republicans have been hawkish up until trump became their nominee. the republican party's platform was changed at the convention to downplay any giving of arms to ukraine to defend itself from russia. trump has consistently praised vladmir putin. he actually called for him to hack hillary clinton's e-mail. and he has sided with vladmir putin recently when vladmir putin attacked hillary clinton and the democrats, calling them sore losers. it's been a sort of shocking and major reversal for republican nominee, for anyone that covers politics in washington, to see the republican party reorient itself as a pro putin party. and so i think what's going

members of our party should understand it, our meetings yesterday with vice president elect mike pence and speaker ryan everyone smooth. it is naturally easier in the house of representatives. we have a speaker and leadership that want to work with us. what do you want? how do we get it done? the senate is tougher because of their recalls. i suspect we have a president-elect that will call people out if they do not want to get on board and people may wake up to a couple of tweets and not like it too much. he is not going to sit around and play business as usual. >> being the r.n.c. chair in a year where there was a lot of decision and 17 people wanting the job and threading the needle of those people what would not keep their promises and running a white house --. >> a fiasco at times. >> i am trying to cheer you up. >> i loved the job. >> this is tough, too, but i started the r.n.c. it was 24/7 and after a few months you get hang of it and figure it out, but we are moving at light next pace. >> thank you. now, he is the official chief of staff for president-elect donald trump. >> when we come back we

his opening acts included wisconsin governor scott walker, vice president-elect mike pence and house speaker paul ryan greeted bay few boos from the crowd. boo. >> speaker paul ryan, i have really come -- [ crowd booing ]. >> oh, no, i've come to appreciate him. where is paul ryan? he's like a fine wine. everyday goes by i get to appreciate his genius more and more. >> at the end of the evening, accepting packers jerseys as gifts, this moment was really the first time ryan and trump have shared a stage during the entire election season. meanwhile, in transition news, the debate over trump's pick to become the next secretary of state, rex tillerson, dominated today's headlines pretty much. tonight, trump touted the support tillerson is getting from well known republicans including condoleezza rice and robert gates. trump did not, however, acknowledge that they along with steven hadley, who is also endorsed tillerson, all do work for exxon with their consulting firm which happens to be named rice hadley gates. tonight, the president-elect made a glancing reference to the controversy surrounding this til

ryan, what is mike pence saying? >> reporter: well, for the most part, joe, the vice president-e verdict is defending the president-elect's decision to take that phone call from the president of taiwan. he said that really there's much too made about the phone call. listen to what he said this morning on nbc. >> i think the conversation that happened this week with the president of taiwan was a courtesy call. she reached out to the president-elect and he took the call from the democratically elected leader of taiwan and it is one of more than 50 telephone calls that the president-elect has taken from and made to world leaders in the midst of a historic pace and cabinet appointments and senior appointments, building a legislative agenda. even traveling the country and saving 1,000 jobs in the state of indiana and all a reflection of the energy and the kind of approach that you're going to see him bring to challenges at home and abroad. >> reporter: pence of course seems to be making an argument that this is just stand

has the story. 3 -joined by mike pence and former foes scott walker paul ryan-re-afirmed campaign promises wall military defeat isis-talked about his secretary of state pick saying tillerson will be a fierce advocate for american ins interests trump thanked wisconsin for putting him over the top on election night president-elect donald trump: i'm here for one main reason to say thank you to the people of wisconsin. incredible people.cheering fades fades-trump also spent more than 20 minutes telling the story of his emotional roller coaster on election night. saying he was prepared if he lost but says he watched as the map slowly turned red throughout the night with wins in states like wisconsin.-more news. 3 now to a developing story... family says the 15-year-old girl who was shot and killed at her house monday... died ?a hero.? melanie johnson was killed when bullets were fired into her home near 35th and silver spring.her family tells they were at the kitchen table... and when shots rang out... everyone scattered.they say she went to shield her 9- year-old nephew... and was shot in the

yesterday mike pence met with paul ryan and reince priebus. >> preventing overdoses in medical examiner tweeted there have been 217 deaths related to opioid use so far, last year a total of 231. later today, alderman is introducing a heroin task force to fight the problem. the meeting is at 9:00 at city hall. >> also happening today, a first of its kind drug mail back program. it is aimed to making it easier to dies unwanted medications, postage paid envelopes are available at ten cvs locations in milwaukee. >> there may not be snow on the ground yet, but the winter parking rules going into effect this morning. that includes milwaukee. drivers have to keep an eye on the date to know which side of the street you are allowed to and snow emergencies. no need to worry about that now. >> no snow emergencies. right, jeremy? jeremy: no. we have a few rain and snow showers mainly transitioning to drizzle and liebt rain. the temperatures above freezing. mid to upper 30s. 38 downtown milwaukee. above 34 and damp or wet pavement out there. spotty rain showers, maybe a snow flake mixing in. low 40s

don't worry about donald trump, you know, he's not going to g focused on policy, it will be mike pence and paul ryan setting the agenda. maybe that will happen. what happens, though, the first time that's he's crossed? >> right. >> what happens when the republicans in the senate step up and say this russian hacking thing is a real serious thing, appointing this crony capitalist to be secretary of state, the friend of vladimir putin. what happens the first time that he is crossed? how long does that honeymoon last? but you're right, what's happening right now on both sides of the political spectrum is people are hoping, you know, it is the triumph of hope over experience with donald trump that maybe he will do what we want him to do and he will make this pivot, but you can see this in wisconsin, the republicans in wisconsin are all in on donald trump tonight. >> yeah, they are all in. i mean -- >> and they were in. >> and they were in. it was interesting to me to speak to some of the trump voters, this is i think one of the things about the election result people have to recognize is, ultimately peop

can you imagine, mike, another little ryan lochte running around in the world? lochte, in a playboy playmate. ah, wouldn't you like to go to dinner with them? >> ya, let's get an invite. >> the conversation. is now the time to get a new phone? i think not. >> well, a lot of people ask for new phones for christmas. >> i know. >> they want to give that you look for the deals. >> i know. >> sometimes you find great deals. >> but there is some messy situation also it comes to the phones. when should you buy it? what are the problems out there? and where can i get a bump box that big? >> bump box? oh, that's cool. >> how about a kiss? nicole kidman said that's all keith urban is getting for christmas, do you exchange gifts with your spouse, your significant other? use the #fox29goodday to weigh in. what do you think about this? just not giving gift at all. just a kiss of love. or will that work snout did you watch the empire mid season finale last night? oh, from jamal, to what was going on with lucious. and what about that f.b.i. agent? also, andre, we will talk abo

mike pence will both be there. governor scott walker and house speaker paul ryan will also attend. doors open at 4 pm. a milwaukee woman has a warning for others, after she says a man tried to sexually assault her in a locker occurred at the y-m- c-a branch at 14th and north back in october. the 27-year-old victim says a man came into the women's locker room-- forced her into a shower-- and tried to sexually assault her. fortunately, another woman and a child walked in and spooked the man. he ran away. milwaukee police confirm they are investigating-- but no arrests have been made. that's why the victim says she wanted to share her story-- so other members of the "y" can be on alert. that is the ultimate reason why i wa because there are a lot of children who attend this ymca. the y-m-c-a's operations executive tells fox 6 the "y" has fully cooperated with police-- and turned over the names of people who checked in on october 15th. the interim ceo of the milwaukee ymca reached out to fox 6 to provide more details. he states, 'the video the ymca turned over to the milwaukee police department on the day

will paul ryan make policy? mike pence? you see mike pence's hand here.and their visions for fundamental change, conservative change, they're going to play a role. there's no doubt in my mind. it will be up to other people in the government if they want to counteract this to say this is going too far. the politics of it as you said in those states, this is not in some cases what donald trump talked about in the campaign. it's not. >> and i remember before you were talking right before the election saying, look at this. newt gingrich, mike huckabee, this is scaring me and some people running golf courses were people that we were joking about would be head of agencyies. he's not going that direction. you're not seeing that. in ben carson's defense, he says he's not qualified to do it. >> that's why you appoint someone. >> i have a story i'll tell off camera about telling someone that i'm not ready for something. that tells me that you are ready for it. how fascinating that the never trumpers and ""wall street journal" editorial page have to sit back going,

. >> a sharp difference of opinion between vice president elect mike pence and republican house speaker paul ryan over the best way to stop american jobs from going overseas. and we're back now with the panel. so there is this disagreement, steve, between the trump team, which favors the idea of punitive 35% tariffs if a company moves out with its jobs and then troys to ship goods back into the u.s. and the republican leadership in congress which is talking about, no, just general tax reform, better business climate, cut back on regulations. not trade wars. where' this going to end up? >> good question. i think we're likely to see a huge effort by cop congressional republicans to push back on some of the things that donald trump said but it all depends on when he does this. if donald trump moves early on trade issues, he can make the argument that he ran on these issues. they were one of his signature issues without a doubt. and that he deserves sort of the benefit of the doubt as he makes his case. i think the question in a broader sense remains are republicans here trying to sort of fill in the

as you say, paul ryan, mick mcconnell, mike pence at one time, they do not like this.nd then the commerce secretary designate, wilbur ross does like it. i guess we sit back and see who wins this one. >> trade has always been ideologically speaking one of those politics makes strange bed fellows issues. nafta was supported by bill clinton but he didn't have union support. tpp has been supported by president obama but again without union support. donald trump may draw union support in what he's seeking to do with the tariff but he's not going to have the chamber of commerce and he's not going to have the leaders of his own party. >> let me ask you something that's simple that only requires you to have a opinion. how do you feel about the latest cabinet appointments, karl icahn and navarro has someone who advices on trade, especially with him being a known opponent of china. >> i think what he's done is he's assembled this billionaire boy's club. you're heard his diefense of it to say i want winners. i understand that. there's some aspirational quality of donald trump and

it's so frustrating and very difficult when quote unquote leaders like mike pence or like paul ryan just don't have the courage to stand up and call a lie, a lie. >> okay. again, we will just leave that issue there. because no one really believes with any credibility at least that there's any widespread voter fraud in this country. okay. that said, let's move on to something else that's breaking. the new york city mayor bill de blasio will announce later this morning he is going to request $35 million to cover costs from election day to the inauguration because he says donald trump is costing his city so much money. is that a normal amount of money to request? >> well, obviously the security concerns and logistics in a city like new york are very different than if this was somewhere else. because donald trump lives in a building that is also used and open to the public, where other people live, where there are other businesses, it becomes exponentially more complicated for the secret service to really create a secure environment for the president-elect. now, i think it would be difficult

. >> a sharp difference of opinion between vice president-elect mike pence and house speaker paul ryanr the best way to stop american jobs from going overseas. we are back with the panel. there is this disagreement, steve, between the trump team which favors the idea of punitive 35% tariffs if a company moves out with its jobs and then tries to ship goods back into the u.s., and the republican leadership in congress which is talking about, no, just general tax reform, better business climate, cut back on regulations, not trade wars. where is this going to end up? >> good question. i think we're likely to see a huge effort by congressional republicans to push back on some of the things that donald trump said, but it all depends on when he does this. i mean if donald trump moves early on trade issues, he can make the argument that he ran on these issues, they were one of his signature issues, without a doubt, and that he deserves sort of the benefit of the doubt as he makes his case. i think the question in a broader sense remains are republicans here trying to sort of fill in the gaps t

ryan, what is mike pence saying? >> reporter: well, john, the vice president-elect mike pence believes the media is making too much out of this phone call between president-elect trump and the president of taiwan. he says it's standard practice and this is what foreign leaders do. they come and call an incoming president to introduce themselves and congrats him on the big win. but this could be an example of the type of president that donald trump will be when it comes to foreign policy. and listen to how the vice president-elect answered that question this morning on nbc. >> president-elect donald trump takes a courtesy call from the democratically-elected president of taiwan and it becomes something of a thing in the media. i think most americans and most leaders around the world, they know this for what it was, and it is parts and parcel. i think you'll see in a president-elect trump a willingness to engage the world. >> reporter: the vice president-elect says when donald trump becomes president, he'll get involve

sitting here watching, he's got all of the stars; governor walker, paul ryan, speaker ryan and, of course, governor mikece. vice president-elect pence. i'm getting used to new situation here. with us now, bree payton, senior pastor of the revival center, pastor daryl scott. pastor, great to have you with us. and back with me, republican campaign strategist, your thoughts on the thank you tour, the rally rolls into this suburb of milwaukee, west allis, wisconsin. the crowd loved this. i was starting to wonder if he was going to go through all 30 states that he had won for a minute. [laughter] he got a pretty good start on it. your thoughts, your reaction. >> sure. i think that just the timing and the time slot that he selected to play and show and do these rallies really is telling that he's so masterful at being a showman, right? he's not doing speeches at 4:00 in the afternoon like most politicians because he knows most people aren't at home to watch them. so i think just the time frame he's doing them, you know, 9 or 8:00 at night is when most people are at home and see him, and they want to tune in,

cbs 58's 3 -joined by mike pence and former foes scott walker paul ryan-re-afirmed campaign promises wall campaign promises wall military 3 defeat isis-talked about his secretary of state pick saying tillerson will be a fierce advocate for american ins intereststrump thanked wisconsin for putting him over the top on election night president-elect donald trump: i'm here for one main reason to say thank you to the people of wisconsin. incredible people.cheering fades fades-trump also spent more than 20 minutes telling the story of his emotional roller st but says he watched as the map slowly turned red throughout trump's visit to wisconsin was ?not? welcomed by everyone.cbs 58's ?kyle aevermann? joins us live in the studio to show you the protests. only a couple dozen people gathered in the cold outside of state fair park to protest president elect trump. they held signs that read not my president, and chanted things like "love, not hate, makes america protesters say they feel like trump's agenda has been filled with bigotry and hate towards certain groups.they plan march and protest d