there were e-mails view a racist, misogynistic and seksist.ack with new gingrich, former speaker of the house. you know, if donald trump had e-mails from reince priebus that were sexist, misogynistic and anti-racic, think he would be gone. debbie wasserman schultz was hired by hillary clinton. we have this other issue with poor bernie sanders. donna brazile, the fix was in from the get go. trump was right. they totally screwed bernie sanders. your reaction? >> i mean, look, first of all the surprise here is not clinton. clinton is corrupt. there's no reason to believe clinton is going to do anything that involves reforming anything. the fascinating thing is where is bernie sanders? i mean how can bernie sanders sit quietly, learning that the democratic national committee sabotaged him, learning that the current democratic national committee chair was apparently giving questions to hillary clinton for his debates with her. why isn't bernie sanders standing up and saying, she needs to resign? where are all of the sanders' supporters? these peopl

hanon: he's disgusting, he's a misogynist, he's a sexist, he's a racist. all of his followers essentially are. there's no way he's my president. against trump. there was a small group of people that were counter protesting... and think americans need to accept donald trump as their president. daniel: i agree with getting your voices heard, totally. but...every city in america, i mean not every city, has protests like this. it's not right, it makes our country look like a joke, and it's not democracy, i'm sorry. metro reported no major problems during the demonstration. we did see a little back and forth arguing between sides... but nothing got violent. this is actually the second vegas protest in the last week. and of course... we'll keep you guys updated if we learn of any more protests planned. president-elect donald trump's chief of staff choice... will be announced anytime now... that's according to kellyanne conway.... his campaign adviser. conway said r-n-c chairman reince priebus has expressed interest... and is considered the front-runner for the p

saying sexualors predator. .illary clinton embraced jay-z has anybody ever listened to the misogynistic women hating lyrics, vile of jay-z's songs? how can anybody who calls themselves and advocate of feminists like hillary possibly embrace a woman hater like that? take ondifferent election day in today's usa today column. he writes -- he goes through the various reasons including his belief that not voting freeze your mind . he says everything seems the writing on tuesday's election. youngstown, ohio, supports hillary clinton. caller: good morning. i did early voting. i voted for hillary. i voted for her because she has a history of working and helping people. i am a nurse. i have retired after 28 years. i have a history working and helping people. i don't see anything wrong with that. with donald, i don't support bullies. he has been one majority of his life. killed people and caused people to kill themselves. the vote for donald will be against everything i ever everything i've respected about americans. you say you are concerned about bullying. melania trump says if she would become

thousand people packed the streets of midtown nh (( /he's a racist homophobic, xenophobic nightmare, misogynist nightmare and he doesn't represent the values that i know to be american values i think we have a new president and we should all unify and rally around president trump )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> about 65 people were arrested near trump tower, most for disorderly conduct./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> hundreds of you commented on the protests on our facebook page. mike said: didn't anybody ask them if they were going to everytime he appeared on tv? and gabriel said: trump supporters complain yet they would have probably done the same thing if hillary won. you can join the conversation on our 8 news now facebook page./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> our beautiful fall weather is continuing... sherry swensk is in the weather center to tell us. how long we can expect it to last... ((sherry swensk)) most people are loving this warmer november weather... but i do see some cooler changesn news for those who are ready for cooler fall weather. otherwise enjoy the warmth while it's here. ........... sunny sk

nameits an t toaffronemocra that he was elected/he's a racist homophobic, xenophobic nightmare, misogynist nightmare and he doesn't represent the values th i know to be american values // in milwaukee last night - but denstation for tonight at a red arropark... 3 rebecca in wx center today: lots of sun and breezy. nearing records with highs in the mid60 mph.tonight: mostly clear. some chill withs in e upper 30s and lower 40s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.veterans day: still a mostly sunny sky but a bit of a system shock with s in the upper 40s, closer to average. lows saturday morning wi be near freezing - 320. wind: sw 5-15 mph. back into the middle 50s for saturday and sunday with lots and lots of sun toss back to mike new at noon... noon...a pedestrian was struck and killed by a truck on i-94 this morning, and now investigators are trying to freeway in the first place. the deadly crash happened in the northbound lanenear college avenue just before 8-30. the medical examiner says the pedestrian who was struck was an adult female. no name has been released. all northbound lanes were closed backing u

q: this woman was worried considers trump a sexist and misogynist. >> grab them by the [bleep] -- >> i have three daughters around 30 years old devastated by this. >> then there are trump's comments about the muslim community. >> donald trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> he has lived in the united states now for 25 years and he about the community. >> i don't care about that. i don't care. >> he don't like muslim. but we like american people. >> q mccray, abc7 news. alison: the stock finished the day up. a dramatic rearers sal from this morning when the dow futures cratered 800 points as the election came to a close. however, the dow finished the the nasdaq was 58, the s&p 500 finished 24 points higher. donald trump will be sworn in of course january 20. but before that, the president elect has legal troubles to work out. which is not unprecedented in american history but it is very rare. "7 on your side" watchdog investigator chris papst is here to explain. >> mr. donald trump is sworn in as president, he will be stand to def

how can you back a misogynist. some weird things he said about ivanka. john: it's part of the political correctness movement. objecting to a trump sign. but objecting to someone saying i can grab her by the -- it's not political correctness. john: objecting to speech is. >> i think this was a change election. as jessica says, a large number of people who said he's not qualified to be president and doesn't have the character to be presidt voted for him because they wanted to drain the swamp, they wanted change. maybe they didn't like the clinton dynasty. he was given two foils in this campaign. first the third bush candidate, then the second clinton candidate. for him that was a perfect opportunity to punch back at the elite -- the permanent government and family dynasties. john: in a few weeks he may have to go to court to defend one his legacies, the trump university. >> it will be a tremendous venture. john: it was shut down after someone who paid $60,000 tuition claimed trump's promises were were empty and the school was a scam. >> it's a civil case,

some sunday services today offered prayers for the president elect while others had a very >> misogynistic, and bigoted reality -- and tv personality, has been handed the presidency -- >> reverend james morris of this church railed against trump from the pulpit and he called for a revolution against trump, harkining back to the days of the civil rights movement. seen since the 1960's. >> but the air at orlando's city beautiful church was filled with music and worshippers there took turns at the mic. >> we bless the in-coming president and the out-going president, and trump and clinton and president obama. >> we take our eyes off of the systems of men and focus on the letlord because empired because they come and go. >> as the end of the day we can create change with him instead of against him. the president elect tapping steve bannon and preibus to be his chief of staff, recommended by house speaker paul ryan. preibus pledged to help create a society for everyone, and secure our border islamic terrorism. president elect trump spoke on 60 minutes tonight, and was asked among other topics if

people are more misogynistic than racist. >> seth: well, that's not a silver lining. >> tell me about it. i'm black and a woman! where's the fun? here's the fun, join it! >> seth: amber, please, stop calling it fun. what you're describing is not fun. >> not at first it's not. the thought of someone believing you deserve fewer rights because of who you are is depressing. buou realize that by doing what you do everyday, you prove to them you are unstoppable. they can spend their time trying to pass laws to take away your rights and silence your voice, but all you have to do is live your l r and it proves we simply cannot be stopped. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: amber, wow, what you said there, that was -- that was really beautiful, amber. >> oh, thank you. that's the last beautiful thing you'll hear before we all die! join the fun! >> seth: give it up for amber, everyone! amber ruffin! where are you going? you guys, we've got a great show for you tonight. he is the anchor from nbc nightly news. lester holt is here this evening. [ cheers and applause ] also, from tbs' "search party,"

and he's clearly a racist, he's clearly a misogynist, he's anti-semitic. and it's a moral question to me. i don't know if this is good politics or bad politics to criticize him, but you've got to call out, just like people in communities when people say racist things and feel it's okay now to be a sexist or a racist or a misogynist or a bigot, individuals have to call them out. i have to call them out when i see it. you have to call out this president when he engages, when he hires somebody that makes people even more uncomfortable. it's not a difference in policy. people in this country, the fear levels are higher than i could ever remember. i remember reagan's election, i was pretty devastated. but you didn't have the fear like this that so many people of color and so many disabled people and gay people and people who aren't christians have. and this is just making it worse. and trump needs to try to heal. and you don't do things like this to heal. >> yeah, i mean, it strikes me, right, from the trump perspective, from the political calculation here is t

but if he is misogynist, racist and homophobic, then we're not going to do business with him. john: and i would also say when it comes to unions, not government unions but other unions trump and unions are , going to have a good working relationship because a lot of , those union members voted for trump. he needs to make those people happy if he wants to expand a republican coalition which he , has expanded in ways that no one expected. jamal: and democrats should pay attention. folks that used to be democrats, and we know there are cultural issues why they are not democrats but we can find some , economic ground and try to woo them back. soledad: final question for you guys -- what's the moral of this election, if you had to boil it down into one sentence for me? the big takeaway. jamal: i would say the big take away is that we are incredibly divided, but we have an opportunity to do something different. i think americans want to make sure we are focusing on real issues of workers and building the country and getting people invested. what the elites have not done is talk abou

participants say they want inclusiveness overall and say they will not tolerate hateful racist misogynist leadership and that is how they view a truck presidency. a designated safety marshall to help guide their way and keep them on track for the akron police are here as well. >>> as we head into the holiday season, more shoppers are heading into stores and crime is rising in those places also. >> we did some digging to find out what's happening in our local malls. >>> this is the case of an employee being held at gunpoint the news is fighting. let's not think of it in isolation. hello caution goes a long way. we had to the store for the >>> was november to the store for the >>> was november 4, 9:02 pm. a woman who worked at saks fifth avenue held up at gunpoint. her car stolen. almost unheard of in between. a scary occurrence as we start the holidays. when you chase santa and rudolph and local malls, national retail center says we center says we plan to drop more than 650 billion during this holiday season. in the meantime, you don't want the sales you pick up to be stacked by anyone. i

the trump voter is misogynistic -- i don't buy that either. how do you weave those concepts together to explain this voter who has looked the other way about a person who is going to be the next pres of the us? >> the first divide is race. the divide is education. what was your background? and where those communities were, where people were primarily communities in counties, where there were not strong educational backgrounds, the whole community was supporting trump. not just the people supporting the jobs, and everyone in that community felt humiliated. the sense of what about me? why are we being left behind? >> what was the biggest surprise in that 100,000 miles >> i would go with the obvious - the amount of trump support i heard early. within two days of him announcing, i was hearing voters, i was hearing one thing in the news, i would turn on the news and hear people making fun of trump, saying he was a joke, and then that day i talked to ten people and eight of them were trump supporters. he was just resonating its as simple as that. >>

started the dump the trump name petition because she considers the president-elect to be a racist and misogynist. >> who wants to live in a label like that? >> reporter: the petition to remove the name -- >> always been a little bit of a joke. >> reporter: got almost 700 signatures. >> we didn't want to live in the trump building, but we got live there either? >> no. the apartments are nice. >> reporter: the company that owns the three buildings says the petition didn't cause them to remove trump's name. but rather an agreement with trump to use his name for free expired. they're assuming a more neutral building identity will appeal to all current and future residents. didn't appeal to this guy. >> this is an unpatriotic act. >> reporter: what do they do? >> can >> reporter: with the spurned letters? no longer spelling anything, they seem forlorn. >> kind of hollow. what do you think this is worth on ebay? >> reporter: donald trump powered his way to america's highest office. but his name is being power washed off the walls. >> isn't this great? makes me think of the song, i'm going to wash that

>> we have, hearing racial slurs, misogynistic sflurs tlure city. muslim friends with hthere hijas ripped off their heads. right now we're voicing our concern. ultimately we need an open discussion with everybody in this country. we need to all come together, conserve div, liberal from a dialogue. stop pushing against each other and try to work through to see each our as humans and not separate. >> reporter: what kristen said, richard, is what we're hearing, people echoing. signs calling him a terrible father. people saying it's my body. it's my choice. hearing people chant ma [ bleep black lives matter. and for the most part, peaceful protests. 11 were arrested last night pap protestors was fired upon in portland, oregon. meantime, people are peaceful, safe and the making their voices heard. >> following large numbers for us in new york city. protests at 4:00 in the afternoon. morgan, thank you. morgan radford with that report. >>> now we prove to trump's transition efforts that are ongoing. reince priebus and other staffers spotted slipping inside

there be 10 of those who were similar, but others were on to him from the word go saying he's a misogynista racist, and this and that -- he is all of those, plus he's a lunatic. yes, he is. the fact is, he was elected. it can happen. the fact is we trusted american we still, and i hope do. this is what the system is for, to prevent people like that coming into power. this is why i have defended the electoral college, the primary system, all the checks and balances -- brian: the we have to be happy with the choices even if we do not like it? alan: no, we do not. say, "ok, it's war, down to the wire. of course it is." we do not have to accept every stupid thing the american electorate does. we do not have to accept every stupid thing donald trump does. america is still our most important ally, and i hope it will stay that way. it is not in our power to stop to, but we don't have somehow become opportunists and look for silverlight is all over the place. i don't think we have to do that. if he says his chief enemy is the press, i think we should take him seriously and say, "if you want a war,

. >> these are racist, homophobic, misogynist nightmares people. >> reporter: chants of not my president stretched from city. law enforcement expects many more protests around the country tonight and through the weekend, including in cities like cincinnati and indianapolis. michelle miller, cbs news new york. >>> about two minutes ago we asked you what you thought. do you think these protests are uniting or dividing the country? and on the bottom of your screen you can see what many are saying. most saying, 85%, 84% saying believe that these are uniting the country. >> plenty of time to weigh in. all you have to do is go to wtsp.com/votenow. >> trump protests are planned in our area tonight. 10news reporter shannon valladolid and eric glasser are live in downtown tampa bay where a protest is set to get underway in just about an hour. >> reporter: we wanted to give people a little bit of perspective on all of this. different perspective other th protests. we headed out here to actually speak with the protesters themselves and the police department today to get their perspectives on all of

us and nurture ago human being and i think unfortunately we've got a situation where we've got a misogynist in the white house, a racist who's also anti-semitic. and i know people don't like to hear those terms. >> is he? anti-semitic. because it doesn't mat haiti matter whether you are discriminating against a black person or muslim or latino or jew, if you are comfortable with the fact that there are groups who hate muslims, hate jews, hate latinos, hate women, if you are comfortable with having those groups support you and you don't in a forceful way say this is not part of who i am, then you are basically the jewish police at the warsaw ghetto. you're condoning it and i've never heard donald trump ever groups that are supporting him. >> thank you, rob reiner. >>> let me finish trump watch for this thursday, november 17. for politics. 2016. awaiting the next appointment from trump tower, i've been thinking back on how we got here to this extraordinary upset in the electoral college. 16 years ago at the millennium, then one state seemed to decide it all -- florida. we noted how things wou