mr. trump and russia's president vladimir putin to strengthen their nuclear weapons. today mr. donald trump also received a letter from vladimir put putin. trump is already weighing in on the u.n.'s decision not to help it's long time ally, israel. the united nations passed a resolution to demand israel stop building settlements on palestinian territory. trump detailed this afternoon things will be different with the united nations after january 20. house speaker paul ryan called today's nonvote absolutely shameful. >>> over tthe suspect of a chri market truck -- two policemen noticed the suspect acting suspiciously. that's when he shot one of the officers and they shot back killing them. >>> a bucks county mother is now of the of jail after becoming a person of interest her adoptive daughter's death. the body of her daughter, 14-year-old grace packer was found dismembered in lucerne county in november. sources tell nbc10 packer also worked in social services in northampton county. >>> the avian flu spread through the poultry industry a decade ago, the virus is not harmful to humans.

president elect donald trump says he's shutting down his charity many foundation to eliminate conflict of interests. mr. donald trump and his aids are looking how to close it down. carrie fisher is in a los angeles hospital tonight after apparently suffering a heart attack yesterday aboard a flight from london. today harrison ford sent his best wishes. in his latest book the 60 year old actress revealed she and ford had a crete affair in the 19 7 star wars movie. it's hanukkah. the jewish festival of lights. for the first time since 1978, it begins on christmas eve. honda lashanukkah last eight dah night the candle is lit on the menorah symbolizing the tr triuh of light over dr. pope francis led midnight mass at st. peter's basilica. rings in christmas and celebrates the birth of jesus. in their final holiday messages from the whitehouse today, president obama and first lady michelle obama gave a special shout out to american troops over seas. >> as always, many of our troops are far from home this time of the year. and their families are serving and sacrificing right along with them. >> more than 240,

donald trump is on record as being opposed to the merger. the two companies would form the second largest media company in the world, yeah. >> thanks, michael. >> all right. speaking of the president-elect, mr. donald trump is said to be considering a silicon valley investor to lead the fda. jim o'neill was deputy secretary at the department of health and human services and he helps run one of thiele's firms and does not have a medical background. >> holy toledo, it's finally happened. cooperstown finally calls the fame of legendary a's announcer bilking. >> hit high to center field and it's going deep and it is a home run. >> king won the ford c. fricke awar. he was the radio voice for more than two decades and was known for his catch phrase holy three-dayo. he's been a finalist for this award for several years. >>> good evening, everyone. you'll see the rain is really scattered in nature with the steadiest in the north bay. i'll close in on lakeside drive. wet roadways and real the evening commute will be slippery and a slow going up. sonoma as we take you into napa, eighth street and east also getting wet. east barracks getting real light returns around oakland. 11th avenue heading into

well, today president elect donald trump says he's shutting down his charitable foundation in an effort to eliminate potential conflicts of interest. mrnald trump and his aides fre looking into how to distribute the charity's assets before closing it down. actress carrie fisher is in a los angeles hospital tonight after apparently suffering a gelet attack yesterday aboard a rdight from london. today harrison ford sent his best wishes. in her latest book the 60-year- old actress revealed she and ford had a secret affair on the set of the 1977 "star wars" movie. we mentioned earlier, it's hanukkah, the jewish festival of lights. for the first time since 1978, it begins on christmas eve. venukkah lasts eight days. each night the candle is lit on the menorah, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. pope francis led the christmas eve mass at the vatican. for catholics around the world, the midnight mass at st. peter's basilica rings in christmas and celebrates the birth of jesus. in their final holiday message from the white house today, president obama and first lady adyhelle obama gave a special shoutout to american troops overse

we have breaking news, donald trump wins florida. [cheers and applause] mr. ump: donald trump wins north carolina. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: we won so many states. we won 30 states, 32 states. we won so much, and we just kept winning, and then we topped it off by winning pennsylvania, winning michigan, right? winning wisconsin, states that have not been won in 30 years. a lot of states. it was a fantastic evening. that's why we are here tonight, because we want to thank you. first, our taxes. we are going to undertake one of great tax reforms and simplifications in american history. this includes lowering the tax rates on business from 35% all the way down to 15%. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and massive tax cuts, by the way, for middle-class workers. massive, the biggest. biggest since reagan, actually, rigor than reagan. -- acre than reagan. than reagan. on regulations, we are going to eliminate every single wasteful regulation that undermines the ability of our workers and our companies to compete. the regulation business is a disaster in our cou

[cheers and applause] "there is no path for donald trump." mr. ump: there are is no path for donald trump. texas is in play, remember that one? [laughter] mr. trump: now as rep. pocan:, i'm supposed to win texas -- now as a republican, i'm supposed to win texas, when georgia, the great state of utah. i love those states. remember when they said donald trump is going to lose to some guy i never heard of? who is that guy? he is going to lose to this guy! but the people of utah were amazing and we trounced them. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and by the way, hillary came in second and that guy came in third. i'm still trying to figure out, i'm still trying to figure out, i wondered what the hell was he trying to prove? i wondered what the hell he was trying to prove. i guess he wanted us to lose the supreme court. that's the only thing he was going to get. think of it. they said, two or three weeks before the election. my friends told me just the opposite. they said georgia is in play. texas is in play. that means, like, we are even, and then we wo

mr. donald trump >> gets 1,000 jobs in indiana. this is the kind of message, this is the kind of action we need. cnn and most of the liberal media are really keeping fanning the flame of hatred but i believe with his action, he will unify this country. host: eric, did you support mr. trump in the election? caller: sure, i am black, african-american, and i voted for him. so i supported him 100%. that's it. host: ok. karen is calling in from youngstown, ohio, on our democratic line. karen, do you believe that donald trump can unify the country? caller: no. he's a liar. he's an evil person. you just look at his apolicies that he's making. he's showing his entire cabinet with people from wall street. it's the opposite of what he says he is. he's not a man of the people. he's a man of the ultra rich. and that's who he's going to help. and i really have a problem with the media showing this clip of him repeatedly everywhere on your local stations to your national stations. you just see this clip of him with his rhetoric. you don't see th

mr. trump: for weeks, texas is in play and you turn on the television two minutes later, donald trump has texas. [applause] mr. trump: these are very, very dishonest people. [booing] mr. trump: should i go on with this just a little bit longer? [applause] how about, it's like 12:00 in the evening and pennsylvania, i am leading by a lot and we couldn't get off 98%. they didn't want to call it. we are leading by so much that it is impossible. they refuse to call and then at 3:00 i will never forget. we won wisconsin and we won michigan and we won pennsylvania , right? and that person is doing the math and that person would say for months that there is no way that donald trump can break the blue wall, right? [applause] mr. trump: we didn't break it, we shattered that sucker. [applause] mr. trump: that poor wall is busted up. so i will never forget it though because it felt so good. more so because they kept saying there is no path. and i go out and see the people like this and i'd say how were we going to lose? but what happened, so they say we win wisconsin. donald trump, 38 years or so, do

. >>> donald trump 's inauguration a month away and already different as you might expect. they're working on the platform where mr. trump will take the oath of office next month. the parade bring the nation's capital to a halt every year but protesters will be descending in the capital in record numbers, so will trump supporters. they typically get five requests for demonstration permits, this year, 20. the largest mafrp is the women's march expected to bring over 200,000 people. beginning coverage leading up to next month's inauguration of mr. donald trump. >>> it is award season in hollywood. the golden globe announced for the top work in movie and tv. >> law law land. >> reporter: the musical "lala land with seven" including best musical or comedy. >> when a movie musical is done well, it has so much that's appealing to awards voters. >> reporter: he sees it as a shoe-in winner over a globe feel that includes the superhero hit "deadpool. "sing street." and "florence foster jenkins." the coming aof age tale "moonlight." and manchester by the sea was right behind with five. the others are "lion." "hacksaw ridge"

mr. donald trump has called the claims that russia interfered with the presidential electingatielectinon ridiculous. in the breaking newsroom, back to you guys. >>> and within the last hour, president obama signed a bill that will pay for the so-called cancer moon shot. senate passed the bill last week. >>> temple university has a new coach this afternoon, espn is reporting temple will require university of florida defensive coordinator jeff collins, this will be collins' first coaching gig. he also coached at mississippi state. an outgoing temple coach matt reuhl has history with collins. last week reuhl announced he's bringing four temple assistant coaches with him to baylor. >>> a judge is throwing out a hazing lawsuit against penn state university. a judge dismissed a former fraternity member's claims that he was burned with cigarettes and was forced to drink copious amounts of alcohol. >>> air force officials say the atlantic city air national guard base is not one of the finalists to station one of the fa-18 jet fighters. this comes after president-elect trump says that the costs h

donald trump. he's expected to speak in iowa any time. so we will take you out there when mr. trump begins. critics of donald trump, his president-elect posture is not a happy time and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it's a problem almost every president-elect has had. certainly barack obama and george w. bush experienced it. those who oppose their election sought to undermine both men as soon as they won. that's happening now with donald trump. but here's the difference. when mr. trump, the undermining is occurring on both the left and the right. case in point, conservative george will, "the washington post" columnist who also provides analysis for fox news. will despises trump. feels that he is an intellectual inferior and even left wielded the republican party because of trump's nomination. certainly george will is right as both an american and an analyst to criticize not only donald trump but any powerful person he wants. we have no beef with that. what is troubling, however, is that much of will's negative analysis is driven by personal animus. and it is here

then they say -- much more than donald trump. and mr. is ahead by one point, but he has not spent enough money. i say they are scolding me. i've spent less money and i am ahead. remember this, kids in the audience. if you can spend less money and win, that's a good thing, not a bad thing. [applause] mr. trump: so, we go to florida, and all of our people are out saying how they are going to win florida. they are saying -- we have no doubt we are going to win the state of florida. there was a story about the buzzes -- buses lined up all over florida, and they said go ahead, and it was all people with red hat's that said make america great again. [applause] so, the bus driver doesn't care. he just wants to know, are the seats all full? they don't care. thank you for those buses. so, they are going to win florida according to her pundits, her geniuses, her polls. we have breaking news, donald trump has won the great state of florida. by a lot. [applause] mr. trump: then the same pundits get on, and i can tell you, i had a great conversation w

mr. trump, donald trump attending in the stands. nine other u.s. presidents attended the army/navy game and mr. trump spent half of his time on the army side and half of his time on the navy side. >> why did you decide to takened it? >> i just love the armed forces and the spirit is incredible. i don't know if it is necessarily the greatest football but they have the spirit. >> i assume you are are neutral. >> totally neutral. >> gary? >> we have had a lot of the stars in our boochlth peyton manning and joena math. >> they are great star and people and friends of mine. they are great people. >> reporter: mr. trump may be the only person who truthfully say he was neutral when it came to this game. what united everyone was the cold. by far the most popular person in the stadium was the guy not selling beer but hot cocoan and bailey. >> why did army feel they had a chance, leland? >> reporter: no matter who you asked there was an act. the best answer was tactical patience. after 14 years, the 15th was their year. and a cadet said they are looking light

mr. donald trump. so we have alison kosik, "cnn money" business correspondent at the new york stock exchange, as soon as we get the fed, let me know. and heath herzog is with me, author of black market billions, before we talk to you alison kosik, you have to scoop, will they be raising that rate? >>. >> reporter: the fed for the first time of the year have raised interest rates 25 basis points. the last time the fed raised rates was last december. the one thing investors are looking for is how much or how aggressive the fed will be in the future. what the fed said as it was giving this information is that they'll raise rates at least three times next year that could be the reason you're seeing major indices tournesol it red. the fed has been hinting, so this is not a big surprise, that rates went higher. the fed has been dropping big hints since this summer that it would raise rates in december because they basically think the economy is ready for it although some people say the economy isn't booming.

donald trump is handling all the criticism coming this way. >> let me just say because president-elect trump is watching right now. let me say with all due respect, mr. donald trump, you are president-elect of the united states. you are looking and acting as if you are mean and petty, thin skinned and vindictive. stop this. this is not a fire side chat. this is not what fdr did. this is not lifting people up. this is actually penalizing people for speaking their minds. >> so he is saying stop this. will trump heed these words? >> we don't have track records to suggest he will. i think this is displaying another example of how much trump is a neophite. and for valid reasons for putting out ideas of what you have been able to accomplish and they are not actually accurate. >> supporters say why back down? why would he change? being president is different than being a dcandidate. i want to talk about scott pruitt. he sued the epa many times. in some ways, he would like to live without the epa. scott pruitt has challenged the climate change. he said earlier this year, global warming inspired the debate. that debate is far from settled. scientists have co

president-elect donald trump lives in the tower but in florida for the holidays. >>> mr. trump is staying active. despite criticism for the current administration. fox news correspondent lauren blandhard has more. >> 153 days since president- elect donald trump last press conference but he has remained active on twitter weighing in on hot button issues at home and abroad. some have complained by doing this, mr. trump is stepping on the current administration's turf. however the future white house press secretary sean spicer says the president elect's tweets are his way of connecting with americans. unlike any president before. >> i think that allows him to add an almost of a conversation that has never occurred. >> this as the president elect tweeting his opinion after the u.s. passed a resolution condemning the israeli settlements in palestinian territories. the unite the nations has such great potential but for right now it is a club to get together and have a good time. so sad. meanwhile mr. trump announcing he would be closing the donald trump foundation in order to se

mr. trump offer that company to keep it here? mr. trump. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump, touching down in indiana today to deliver an important message in person. telling hundreds of workers at the carrier factory he just saved their jobs. >> people are crying. i mean, they'r i mean, they're all crying. they're so happy. they're going to have a great christmas. most important. >> reporter: the factory becoming a symbol of corporate greed with this video we told you about on "world news tonight" in february, the moment executives informed workers they were eliminating 1,400 jobs. >> to move production om facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> reporter: trump saw it on the news and promised, he wouldn't let that happen. >> we're not g >> we're not going to let our jobs be taken away. >> reporter: he says shortly after winning, he called carrier's ceo. >> so, i called greg hayes, i heard of him, but i never met him, and he picked up the phone. "mr. president-elect, sir, how are you?" think if i los think if i lost he would not have returned my call. >> repor

mr. trump has not lady out is how he plans to deal with north korea differently if at all in mr. obama. china has the most influence on north korea but donald trump at least during the campaign has talked about a much more aggressive stance towards china as well. >> jim sciutto reporting for us. that's it for me. thanks for watching. erin burnett "outfront" start right now. >>> "outfront" next. trump says he's quitting his business. this as he picks more billionaires to join his cab. his pick for commerce secretary "outfront" tonight. and president elect trump speaks with the leader of a country where osama bin laden hid in plain sight. why did he reportedly call the country and it's people fantastic. let's go "outfront." i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight cutting ties. donald trump in a series of tweets promising to leave behind his global business empire. this in response the a growing call he remove himself from conflicts of interest. announcing i am leaving my great business in total in order to fully focus on running the country in order to make america great again. while i'm not mandated to do so under law i feel --. but his post le

mr. donald trump's most trusted confidants. he will not have a position in a trump white house. he has asked for his name to be withdrawn from consideration for any position in the administration. this evening, mr. giuliani said this. it's not about me. it's about what's best for the country and the new administration. >> becoming kind of very confusing and very difficult for the president-elect and my desire to be in the cabinet was great, but it wasn't that great. and he had a lot of terrific candidates. and i thought i could play a better role being on the outside. >> reporter: reince priebus said giuliani was vetted for possible conflicts of interest but he passed with flying colors. that's the big story tonight. a few hours ago the president-elect was down in louisiana holding a get out of vote event for the u.s. senate republican candidate john kennedy who faces a run-off there tomorrow. the remarks from the president-elect sounded a lot like something you would hear at a campaign rally but with a big difference. >> i don't need your vote anymore. but i'm telling you, i'm

donald trump? >> we had a sign there we put up on that day, this seat saved for mr. donald trump.a countdown on the number of performances he missed throughout the run. 79 performances. that film is going to be screened on december 13th, next tuesday night, in over 600 theaters in the united states and canada because the same thing happened to japanese canadians. they were imprisoned in canadian internment camps. we want the story to be known and seen by people all across the country. so all you have to do is go online and you will find the theater that's nearest you on december 13th, next tuesday, 7:30. >> george takei, thanks for stopping by. >> thank you very much. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a

mr. donald trump is long or short, we saw where he has not been to go out to companies including boeing. was he in it or out of it? it doesn't matter. it's more critical for the american public to understand what the message is right now with respect to the new president coming into office. there's a serious animal spirit waking on there and whether trump is involved in the stock market or any other way, he is certainly the one stirring the pot. >> yeah, that brings me to another issue. he wanted out of the stocks as the campaign was going along and maybe to address the appearance of the priority here or a conflict of interest whether that was the case or not. he does not seem to apply that to the businesses but he is willing to sether the ties and leave the business in the hands of his kids. what do you think? >> well, so what the guy believes in corporate america. he still held the stock, i would not care. let's be clear that donald trump has announced that macro economic policies do not affect the stock and they affect the industries and the u.s. economy. he is lowering taxes and gett

mr. donald trump can we end our lawsuit and we donate money to a veterans -- let both of us win. >> i don't settle cases when we're right. i don't believe in it. when you start setting cases, you know what happens, everybody sues you. >> besides that case, there are dozen of other lawsuits. one involving a republican consultant who claims from trump calling her a real dummy ruined her represeutation. the most disgust, trump university. >> the school had a high approval rating, an attorney felt -- >> last month trump agreed to pay $25 million to settle a series of lawsuits out of court against his nowdefunct training program. >> we have republican strategy and cnn political commentator. trump's decision not to settle this lawsuit puts him at risk of spending seven hours of deposition just weeks before his inauguration. this is a case he brought up himself, why not settle at this point and as the chef said donate money to veterans. >> these lawsuits could actually cause him early headaches. but you have to understand, from what i understand, unless there is some clause in the contract it look

we'll get the latest from washington and president-elect donald trump. >>> mr. tweeting today about china stealing the u.s. ocean drone in international waters. i'll tell you what he's saying. >>> and as electors prepare their presidential vote on monday, we're at the home of our very first president, george washington. we'll find out why the electoral college was a compromise for two very different ideas about electing our commander in chief.

mr. trump president.">> reporter: a joint session of congress will officially certify donald trump as the 45th president of the united states on january 6. his inauguration is set for january 20.>>> the first lady shares her thoughts on her eight years in the white house tonight in a special interview with oprah winfrey. she also talks about her meeting with the next first lady.>> i said to melania, when you get to a place when you can digest all of this and you have questions, because you will, you look around the house. what do you want to know? my door is open.>> you can watch the entire interview with oprah winfrey right here on kpix 5 starting at 8 pm. a wrap up of all the days news on kpix 5 news at 11. >>> in turkey, the russian ambassador to that country has been shot and killed. >> it happened while he was attending an art exhibit. riley carlson shows us the whole thing was caught on camera but we do want to warn you, the pictures are graphic.>> reporter: the sound of gunfire as an attacker opened fire on russia's ambassador to turkey, andrei karlov was speaking at a photo exhibi

mr. sherman: in donald trump's front row. mr. spicer: again, maybe it's a rotating pool. maybe the first come, first serve. [laughter] but it is. look. all i'm saying is, there should be a conversation. it shouldn't just be like, hey, heerings the status quo, let's keep going. frankly, that's the problem with a lot of what goes on in this town. this is how it's always happened. i think that what donald trump represents is someone who comes and says, let's get it done, let's question the status quo, let's end business as usual and make real change. ms. palmer: speaking of that. mr. spicer: you guys can clap. mr. sherman: they should be clapping every time you say something. ms. palmer: in terms of that, though. you tack about business as usual -- talk about business as usual. we were at the white house for president obama's christmas party. do you think -- donald trump will keep those long-held traditions, the grid iron dinner, the white house correspondents dinner? mr. spicer: if you think that's what we're focused on right now -- look, i do think if you look at the peopl

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mr. trump: there is no path. [cheers] mr. trump: there is no path. incredible. and then he said, donald trump is the next president of the united states. it is huge. it is huge. it was an amazing evening. [chanting "trump"] mr. trump: thank you. and congratulations to you. they never gave pennsylvania that glamour of victory. they should have. those people were so incredible. i was with them last night, i said, they took it away from you. but then pennsylvania came in and others came in. we ended up with 306. it could have been more than that. it was an amazing evening. they say the most historic ever. but you know what is more important now, that we altogether do a great job. that is what is next, ok? we are going to do a great job. for years, the jobs and wealth have been ripped out of our country. richgn powers have gotten bleeding america dry. andthat is all about to end it is going to end rapidly. the american worker is finally going to have a chance. and the white house will be a champion for you. our economic agenda can be summed up in three beautiful words, jobs, jobs, jobs. tha

page he promised to continue fighting for progressive values in the new era of president elect donald trump. >> mr. trump does not have a mandate, and our job every day of the week is to remind him of that. >> sanders said while politics is often about compromise he will not compromise on racial equality, fighting wall street corruption or climate change. and he said america is a siloed society where people moving forward need to reach out more to others and foster understanding. he encouraged young people the millennials who mobilized for his campaign to stay involved. >> there has never been a generation in american history that is less racist, less sexist, less homophobic, than the young generation of today. and we should be very proud of that. >> for some students it was a chance to hear from one of their heroes and reflect on lessons learned. >> we need to continue being politically engage and had informed about what's happening around our world. >> the process of working together, compromise, and listen to people who aren't being listened to. >> that's what's going to keep him relevant if he

mr. trump. >> donald trump praised putin for holding off on retaliation. he tweeted, quote, "great movement on delay. i always new putin was very smart." >>> firefighters in southern california rescued 21 people, including seven people trapped on a ride at knott's berry farm. the ride takes them up in the air for a scenic view. around 2:00 yesterday afternoon the ride got stuck 130 feet into their 180-foot decent. firefighters used ropes to lower people down one by one because their ladders on the fire trucks weren't long enough. no one was hurt. the ride will be closed as the park investigates what went wrong. >>> in berkeley there are new details on what gave three workers carbon monoxide poisoning. sky 7 shows us the scene late yesterday afternoon at a city sports club under construction. we are told the workers got sick from using a gas-powered washer inside that building. no one else was exposed. >>> extra inspectors were out in the field last night trying to sniff out the source of a foul odor. the bay area air quality management district and contra

mr. trump. >> donald trump praised putin for holding off on retaliation. he tweeted, quote, great movement on delay. i always new putin was very smart >> firefighters in southern california rescued 21 people, including seven people trapped on a ride at knott's berry farm. the ride takes them up in the air for a scenic view. around 2:00 yesterday afternoon the ride got stuck 130 feet into their 180-foot decent. firefighters used ropes to lower people down one by one because their ladders on the fire trucks weren't long enough. no one was hurt. the ride will be closed as the park investigates what went wrong. >>> in berkeley there are new details on what gave three workers carbon monoxide poisoning. we show you the scene late yesterday afternoon at a city sports club under construction. we are told the workers got sick from using a gas-powered washer inside that building. no one else was exposed. >>> inspectors were out in the field last night trying to sniff out the source of a foul odor. the bay area air quality management district and contra costa health

mr. donald tru trump. trump tweeted that the us must quote strengthen and spoon its nuclear capability. it comes right as mr. trump released what he calls a very nice letter from russian president vladimir putin. in that letter released today putin expressed hope that president-elect would quote take real steps to restore the framework of bilateral cooperation. meantime trauma pops incoming white house press secretary spicer says trump tweet should not be way scene as instigating a new arms race. >> police are on the hunt for this man behind a string of break ins throughout the area watch investigators say all these crimes have in common. sean? >>> dawn, the eagles finally tasted victory last night. sure has been a little while. how about november 13th. coming up in sports, hear from eagles safety malcolm jenkins and why he believes last night's win will carry over till next season. >>> and we all have that favorite place we like to go when we want suites and for a lot of people it's apparently isgro' in south philadelphia. take look at all of the people who lined up today to get their c

resonate more in areas like the rust belt and win more support for hillary clinton rather than donald trump? mr. sauders: she did talk about that. donald trump was very basic into -- and to the point about what his position was or is or should be. i don't know what his position is sometimes. it is all over the map. i think one of the mistakes that was made, and this is my personal opinion, especially in the last couple of weeks of the campaign was that hillary clinton is a good friend and i think she would've been a great president. we supported her 100% within my union. i believe she should have stayed on the economic message rather than the personal message against trump. that is what people wanted to hear. they wanted to know how they would be helped and supported in achieving the american dream. she kind of lost track of that the last couple of weeks by attacking him. and not sticking to the strong economic message she had. i believe she lost voters during that period, along with other factors that came to play. people want to hear about how their lives are going to be improved, how their f

mr. trump's criticism. >> reporter: donald trump is at it again.ow he's calling out boeing, the company that made every air force one, and is working on the next generation of 747s that will eventually carry u.s. presidents, starting in 2024. he tweeted, costs are out of control, more than $4 billion. cancel order. a few minutes later, trump blasted boeing again. >> the plane is totally out of control. it's going to be over $4 billion. for air force one program. and i think it's ridiculous. i think boeing is doing a little bit of a number. we want boeing to make a lot of money, but not that much money. >> reporter: how much will the next payer of presidential airplanes cross? the department of defense said $2.7ing about to be spent over the next two years and that's before the 747s are even built. they cost billions of dollars, because of the technology and defense capabilities built into each plane. boeing's response to the president-elect, "we are currently under contract for $170 million to help determine the capabilities of these complex, milit

mr. trump met with exxon mobil ceo rex cbs news has learned tillerson is mr. trump's top candidate for secretary of state. state.sot: (president-elect donald trump) "he's a great man. we'll see what happens." an announcement could come as early as next week. standup: (wendy gillette/new york) "the president-elect left his home here in trump tower early saturday afternoon for a little downtime- to enjoy one of the country's great college football rivalries." nats cheering the president-elect sat for part of the army-navy game in the box of west point graduate david urban - he also spent time in the box of retired marine lt. col. oliver north, an annapolis graduate. he gave an sports. sot: (president-elect donald trump) "i just love the armed forces. love the folks. the spirit is so incredible." mr. trump also said he was neutral on the outcome of the game.wendy gillette, for cbs news, new york. russia denies it was behind any attempts to disrupt the presidential election. president obama ordered an investigation this week which will be completed before he leaves office. 3 and...president-elect trump is west allis on tuesday as part of his "

comes amid a cia couldn't delusion russia sought to influence the election in favor of donald trump. a conclusion mrtrump has dismissed as "ridiculous". the president-elect named his newest cabinet pick today tapping general john kelly as the next head of the d of homeland security. back here at home a federal judge in philadelphia has rejected a green party backed recount in pennsylvania. jill stein argued the state's voting machines had been hacked but the judge ruled there is know credible evidence to back that claim up. >> some really good news came out of camden today.

mr. trump: there is no path. [laughter] [cheers and applause] mr. trump: there is no path. [cheers and applause] there are is no path for donald trump.ber that one? [laughter] now as rep. pocan:, i'm supposed to win texas -- now as a republican, i'm supposed to win texas, when georgia, the great state of utah. i love those states. remember when they said donald trump is going to lose to some guy i never heard of? who is that guy? he is going to lose to this guy ! but the people of utah were amazing and we trounced them. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and by the way hillary came in second and that , guy came in third. i'm still trying to figure out, i'm still trying to figure out, i wondered what the hell was he trying to prove? i wondered what the hell he was trying to prove. i guess he wanted us to lose the supreme court. that's the only thing he was going to get. think of it. they said, two or three weeks before the election. my friends told me just the opposite. they said georgia is in play. texas is in play. like, we are even and then we won in a landslide. ,most states. "what happened?" they go, "for weeks, texas is in play."

donald trump. >> will help shape mr. trump's administration, thursday morning, she defended the president-elect and call for tighter immigration policies. >> donald trump has made it very clear that we need better vetting policies in these countries that train, harbor, export terrorist. >> wednesday afternoon mr. trump said the terror attacks overseas proof his call for a stricter immigration policy is the right approach. craig boswell, for cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >>> well the death toll in this week's fireworks explosion in mexico has now risen to 33, and now, mexico's attorney general has opened an investigation into the incident. investigation will focus on whether or not safety measures were followed, authorities now say there were six separate blasts, and eyewitnesses say the explosions went on for more than ten minutes. now, this is a third incident at the same market, since 2005. twelve people are still reportedly missing. >> two americans were among those injured in monday's deadly truck attack, that killed 12 a