mention robotics and other things, that make it different this time, and what i'm driving at here, mr. forde idea that we have gone through technological change many times before. from agriculture to machines and we didn't need as many farmers or as many crop-pickers but those people turned out to get jobs. why is this different this time? >> that's right. this time it's much more broad-based, and, again, i focus on the fact that the machines are thinking. they're taking on cognitive skills, you know, beginning to make decisions and most importantly to learn. if you look back at agriculture, that was a very specific mechanical impact. it did disrupt the agricultural sector. millions of jobs were lost. but, of course, those people moved on to manufacturing and then later on moved on to the service sector. this time, we have got this very broad-based scaleable technology coming for everything all at once. it's going to hit every part of the economy. there really isn't going to be some new rising sector that's going to absorb the millions and millions of people that are impacted by this. >> us

mr. ford's place. it is an honor to dress the first lady.do you think about carolina herrera stepping in for tom ford. >> this is what america is all about. his comments are not about his job. his job is to do fashion. when he has the opportunity to dress someone as amazing as mrs. trump it also tells me he's a cool businessman. and he said that his clothes are too expensive for the first lady. when they said that there. it's an honor it doesn't mean you have to support the trump agenda but we are staring down the barrel of four years. i think carolina was right on with that message. i think it's important to continue to voice issues with the trump administration and there are many. select we have singer kid rock. and he's getting a lot of people upset at social media. he is tweeting about this. we decided to go ahead and make this and other current event merchandise. make america bad again. what do you think. i have to correct address got on one thing. i think it will be trump for eight years. generally i might shut up and sing person. you

lincolns arrive at ford's theater, driven by coachman francis burke and footman charles fords. >> mr. fordsu might enjoy the play. >> since november of 1864, four officers of the metropolitan police have been detailed to protect the president. on this night, john parker is on duty. as last-minute replacements for general and mrs. grant, mrs. lincoln invites her dear friend, clara harris, in the company of her fiance major henry reed rathbone. the famously self-educated lincoln is an enthusiastic lover of theater, but during the war he is drawn to comedy, telling noah brooks that a farce or comedy is best played. a tragedy is best read at home. a last-minute meeting with louis powell, david herold and david atzerodt has just concluded. the attack that booth outlined is to go into effect immediately. at 10:15 louis powell is to kill secretary of state seward in his home on lafayette square. david herold will guide powell out of the city via the navy yard bridge. george atzerodt is to kill vice president johnson at the kirkwood house hotel. the only change in the plan is that booth will not be

it's the famous mr. fordruther said that's great, mr. ford. now you have to find a way to get the robots to buy your cars. >> who's going to buy the cars? and that's the one thing. again, henry ford, obviously, parts of his legacy that people don't like to remember, the parts of the legacy, though, david, that they do, should look to emulate was a part where henry ford said, okay, i'm going to start paying my people a lot more money. not because he had a kind heart, but because he wanted the workers making the cars to be able to buy the cars. when we live under the tyranny of shareholders every day and every ceo must fire every last person standing or else get killed by wall street, we're going to keep making the mistake. we're not going to do what henry ford did. >> what's hard about this is there are policies that can help. i think president obama's pursued a bunch of policies that have helped, but the henry ford example doesn't have a lot to do with policy. it has to do with societal norms, a hot word in t

we have phaoeumike barnicle, anc political analyst and the professor, mr. fordand aid and police saying a truck driven into a crowd at a christmas market was done intentionally. we have lot to get to abroad, joe, as we look at politics here at home. >> no doubt about it. the electoral college obviously finalized and made official yesterday, and it didn't end up the way people thought. donald trump picked up a net three electoral votes. so much for that and on to the next attempt to stop him. >> let's start with the electoral college. there were more defectors from democratic nominee, hillary clinton. in washington state four clinton electors broke away, and one voted for a woman. there were even more electoral college attempts to break from clinton but were thwarted by the laws of the states, and in maine, one of clinton's three votes tried to cast his ballot for bernie sanders but was forced to switch back, and in minnesota, a clinton elector tried to defect. according to state's won in last month's election t. trump was supposed to get 303, but in the final ta

mr. mcnally from ford. it's a grab bag right now.the problems is you have bannon people who don't want mitt romney. you have the other side that wants him. then there's a vacuum. >> then there's a vacuum. thank you. rudy giuliani taking himself out. all those who are still out and others are looking out. see you tomorrow. >>> if you only knew what comes on right before the camera comes up. hello, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." we have breaking news on the trump transition. rudy giuliani is out of consideration for an administration position. we will hear from the former mayor in a few minutes. this news comes on a very busy day for president-elect trump. mr. trump starting off with a face to face meeting with paul ryan at trump tower followed by a get out the vote event in baton rouge and now mr. trump is headed to grand rapids, michigan, for the next step on his thank you tour kicking off in about a couple

he was at boeing, singled out as spending too much on the next generation of air force i and ford which mr. trump repeatedly warned against building any more of its cars out of the country. >> you are not going to have any cars coming across the border unless you pay a tax. >> reporter: they are stressing ford was the only big american car company not to take bailout money. the trump cabinet continued filling up with the announcement mr. trump was puzner of labor secretary. the businessman regularly advocates against raising the minimum wage. that labor department pick followed a night of fighting with organized labor, the head of a union represents carrier workers thinks the president-elect inflated the number of jobs saves there telling "the washington post" this week, trump and pence pulled a dog and pony show on the numbers. there are new questions today about whether or not mr. trump will completely sever with his ties by inauguration day. he may keep a stake. michael cohen responded this morning. >> everybody is concentrating on what he is going to do with the business. they will fin

and ford ceo. mr. ma hally. he says trump knows what to do to get our manufacturing sector moving again. he also visited with others -- by the way. a lot of the paperwork has been done when he was vetted by the hillary clinton campaign. trump said to be considering senator joe manchin of west virginia for energy secretary. they will be meeting tomorrow. joining me to talk about these latest developments, the latest critical cabinet choice and preview the trump thank you valley, it will be taking place tonight. we'll be bringing you that throughout the evening. i'm joined by randy evans, veteran of 10 presidential campaigns and ed rollins. randy, this is a president-elect who is in he respect acting as if he has already taken the oath of office. he's standing up, meeting with victims. he will be at the army-navy game. i think back to those -- if you will -- the wasteland moment in his campaign where he was being besieged by people saying he's not presidential. he couldn't be more presidential, could he? >> he he

no concern mcs the death of defense would deanything that would benefit ford at the expense of the country. you can criticize mrnamara but ties to ford and whether he was doing something in the interest is not one of them. the uva senator for politics, the kennedy half century where he looks a at this and history it coming. a what due like are to the detroit sympathies guy will be beholding to his old industry? >> that's not been the practice in past presidencies youch mentioned john f. kennedy. he actually had four senior businessmen in his cabinet. you mentioned bob mc -- mcnamara at defendant and that was haled of a way to get ahold of the defense debt -- depth which was sprawling, douglas dillon, the treasury secretary, who hodges who was the governor of north carolina but off of the cotton industry, and the postmaster genoas a lawyer and a businessman. that was considered good practice and as i look back at a whole series of presidencies there hasn't been one without a senior businessman or woman in at least one cabinet position, usually multiple positions. >> mcna marry would was worried- -- mcna rare a w

he was at boeing, singled out as spending too much on the next generation of air force i and ford which mr. trump repeatedly warned against building any more of its cars out of the country. >> you are not going to have any cars coming across the border unless you pay a tax. >> reporter: they are stressing ford was the only big american car company not to take bailout money. the trump cabinet continued filling up with the announcement mr. trump was puzner of labor secretary. the businessman regularly advocates against raising the minimum wage. that labor department pick followed a night of fighting with organized labor, the head of a union represents carrier workers thinks the president-elect inflated the number of jobs saves there telling "the washington post" this week, trump and pence pulled a dog and pony show on the numbers. there are new questions today about whether or not mr. trump will completely sever with his ties by inauguration day. he may keep a stake. michael cohen responded this morning. >> everybody is concentrating on what he is going to do with the business. they will fin

he was at boeing, singled out as spending too much on the next generation of air force i and ford which mr. trump repeatedly warned against building any more of its cars out of the country. >> you are not going to have any cars coming across the border unless you pay a tax. >> reporter: they are stressing ford was the only big american car company not to take bailout money. the trump cabinet continued filling up with the announcement mr. trump was puzner of labor secretary. the businessman regularly advocates against raising the minimum wage. that labor department pick followed a night of fighting with organized labor, the head of a union represents carrier workers thinks the president-elect inflated the number of jobs saves there telling "the washington post" this week, trump and pence pulled a dog and pony show on the numbers. there are new questions today about whether or not mr. trump will completely sever with his ties by inauguration day. he may keep a stake. michael cohen responded this morning. >> everybody is concentrating on what he is going to do with the business. they will fin

mr. trump meeting with another potential job contender, alan mulally, former ford ceo and boeing executive. stirewalt says: "we also hear trump likes businessmen for secretary of state. alan mulally, the former ceo of ford ... mitt romney, another businessm two minds when it comes to secretary of state, you see it there." two cabinet picks perplexing some ... mr. trump's choice of scott pruitt, oklahoma's attorney general, who he tapped to lead the environmental protection agency... pruitt has been a legal opponent of the e-p-a ... is considered a climate change skeptic ... and has said americans are tired of "unnecessary epa regulations" ... thiessen says: "president powers of the epa to impose a radical environmental agenda on this country ... that is killing jobs and hurting the economy. and pruitt is going to roll that back, so we have clean air environment. and, general john kelly - a retired marine - as the next department of homeland security secretary. he's the third general chosen so far, some arguing it's one military leader too many, others saying the opposite. keane says: "i do

going ford on fourth and one. cousins, to mr. reliable.king a huge conversion there to keep that drive alive. two plays later, good to see trent williams back. watch him out front leading the way for chris tompson there. 25 yard touchdown run. two point conversion did red skins take a lead with two minutes left to play. 21 seconds to go. takes down. loses the football. murphy recovers and red skins hold on for victory. 27-22 with more from philadelphia. here's carol malone. >> are the red skins a playoff team or not? players tell me that was the question they needed to answer today. it looked dicey all game. made one of the biggest plays of the season. car michigkerrigan kerrigan. >> something made the play. i got to make a play. somebody got to make a play. it was all out there just not going to give it up on defense again. can't do it threeek row. just glad i was able to make that stop even though it was late in the red zone. we found a way to win. >> came through when we needed. making everybody on the team and everybody on defense. pla

mr. trump may be considering him, alan mulally, former ford guy, as secretary of state. re about a month away from the inauguration. michael moore calling for people to disrupt the celebrations. now what does mr. moore propose? >> he wants people out in the streets. whatever you think of michael moore web's a popular guy. he has 3.5 million followers on twitter. when he gets involved in something it gives it more attention than it might normally get. he posted the following on twitter. he said "disrupt the inauguration. the majority have spoken by 2.7 million votes, silence is not an option." also providing a link to a website of local activists in the d.c. area. who are they and what do they want? we clicked on that link and went to their website. i'm reading again. "we call on all people of good conscience to join in disrupting the ceremonies. if trump is to be nicaragua to t all, let it happen behind closed doors, showing the true face of the security state. stuart: good stuff, we'll see you again soon. get rid of those buses behind him, too. on you next guest compared

mr. trump: and we don't want ford leaving and going to mexico to build small cars. we don't want it.are going to turn it all around. we are living through the greatest job theft in history of the world. i've been saying it for months. it used to be the cars were made in flint and you couldn't drink the water in mexico. today the cars are made in mexico and you can't drink the water in flint, michigan. you know that, right? what a difference. but we are turning that around. what a terrible thing that was. gross incompetence on so many levels. the era of economic surrender is over. we are going to fight for every last american jobs. it's time to remove the rust from the rust belt -- or in a new industrial revolution. we are going to do it. [applause] on health care reform, we will repeal and replace obamacare. we have no choice. we have no choice. [applause] mr. trump: and we will finally fix health care for america's incredible veterans, we love our veterans. [applause] mr. trump: where are the veteran's? raise your hand. who is a veteran? we have a lot of veterans. our veterans have

alan melali, ceo of ford. mr.the search for america's top diplomat and framed it this way. in filling my cabinet i'm looking for people who fully understand the meaning of service and committed to advancing the common good. i believe we are in the process of putting together one of the great cabinets that has ever been assembled in the history of our nation. do you like it so far, everybody? [cheers and applause] melissa: jennifer live in washington with more on this, what's the latest? >> hi, melissa. i spoke to a source close to the president elect, i'm told that he has been invited back for another meeting with the president elect in the coming days. he is an appealing pick for donald trump because he has run a multimillion dollar business with the presidents worldwide. former new york major rudy giuliani is in hot water with trump despite being one of the most loyal supporters and closest allies after publicly pitching himself as the best pick for secretary of state. most recently at a wall street journal meet

mrs. trump. tom ford is opposing his --- posing opposition.osion. ford said he was asked to dresse melania several years ago butut declined because she is she's quote not necessarily my image. however, it seems his hesitatiot is bipartisan ford went and toet say he voted for hillary clintoi in the presidential election but even if clinton had won she to make and the president shoull wear clothes everyone can relate to. when asked if melania should rare relatable clothing fordg f said he'd leave that up to her.r >> he did dress the first lady.r >> did he dress the first lady.d >> i read about that.>> he said it was whe in r he wento meet the queen, she went to meee queen and it was different and special.spial. >> okay. in the essence of full t dihesclosure hillary clintonryli doesn't wear super affordableffe suits all the time either. e >> those are custom made.re cusd >> and they're very >> so -->> so >> i guess it's his bran. he can dress whoever he wants to dress. i am glad he says it iss bipartisan but, you know. kno i hate the we're making fashi

ford/(d) majority leader: "we have an attorney general who has sued president obama on several occasions about 'federal overreach,' i would hope that he would likewise sue the federal government if mr. sessions comes in and tells nevada what it should do after iti recreational marijuana.")) ((patrick walker)) this was a wide-ranging interview. ford also addressed other priorities... including revising the democrats' "nevada blueprint" and education reform. you can catch more from the interview on politics now... sunday at 5:30 right here on channel 8. and we'll post the full interview online right after the show. i hope you'll join us. ((dave courvoisier)) >> democrats have a majority in both chambers of the legislature... but it falls short of the two-thirds majority needed to or to raise taxes./// ((paul joncich)) >>> president- elect donald trump is celebrating his first big win... after he helped negotiate a deal to keep an indianapolis air conditioning plant from shipping jobs to mexico. ((president-elect trump) "companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences." )) ((paul joncich)) >> according to fortune magazine... mr. trump personally called

mr. trump met with the former ceo of ford, alan mulally, his name being bandied about for the position ofecretary of state. so far no word on the meeting. we expect there will be some announcement possibly next week about who mr. trump has chosen for that very high-profile job. >> david lee miller at trump tower. now, trump's post election victory lap aheading to ohio, and home to the republican governor terri branstad. the man who trump tabbed to be the next ambassador to china. they have been friends for decades. xi jinping first visited iowa in 1985 when he was an agricultural officer in the chinese government. donald trump has been an outspoken critic of china over trade. some analysts say that governor branstad could help smooth over relations and is set to join donald trump at the rally tonight. team fox coverage continues. peter doocy is live in des moines. >> reporter: just a few hours from now at hy-vee hall. we expect to see the president-elect saying thank you and the governor saying, goodbye, because branstad, whose shawn was the trump iowa state director is set to be nominate

ford: hello, john. john wilkes booth: [humming]. murcott: i am harmless except to myself. florence trenchard: i hear you. mrs. mountchessington: you will please recollect you are addressing my daughter. and in my presence. asa trenchard: yes. i'm offering her my heart and hand just as she wants them, with nothing in 'em. mrs. mountchessington: dear, to your room. augusta: yes, ma. the nasty beast! mrs. mountchessington: i am aware. [gun cocks]. mrs. mountchessington: mr. trenchard, you are not used to the manners of good society and that, alone, will excuse the impertinence of which you have been guilty. asa trenchard: don't know the manners of good society, eh? well, i guess i know enough to turn you inside out, old woman; you sockdologizing old man-trap! tom hanks: on the evening of april 13th, 1865, john wilkes booth initiates his plan not only to kill abraham lincoln, but to decapitate the government of the united states. a civil war that has lasted four years is drawing to an end. while washington city celebrates the surrender of robert e. lee's confederate army, booth and his co-conspirators plot a care

mr. trump didn't give any specifics but there are multiple reports indicating ford is shifting its small car construction to mexico, but keeping all the jobs at its wayne michigan plant and changing the type of cars that plant produces. >>> her nightmares haven't stopped yet but her attacker will spend the rest of his life behind bars. we have an update have followed for six years. a man raped a montgomery college student in a public rest room on the campus. now she is telling jackie bensen how she found the will to survive. >> i was completecally caught off guard, especially being in a women's rest room. >> reporter: a quick trip to the rest room during her first day of classes turned into a nightmare. a man later identified as nathaniel hearth seen her on a surveillance camera slipped in behind her and turned the lock on the multistalled rest room. she says he told her he had a gun and would kill her if she resisted. the then 19-year-old absolutely believed him. >> i had to learn how to survive that situation. >> reporter: terrified minutes stretched into hours. she says at some point

mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to submit the names of the nine american heroes for the ford. he speaker pro tempore: -- mr. jones mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to submit the names of the nine american heroes for the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. jones: mr. speaker, the service members that had a moment of silence took place march 3, 2014, almost two years ago. i frankly don't understand how house leadership is not more concerned about those who have given their life serving this nation. additionally, mr. speaker, i wrote to the secretary of defense, ash carter, several weeks ago regarding an article that said there are 200,000 afghan soldiers who do not exist. they call them ghosts, who are on the payroll of the department of defense. i asked him in the letter, why are we wasting this money and can you identify where the money is going? mr. speaker, again, i ask unanimous consent to submit my letter to secretary ash carter. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. jones: mr. speaker, the reason i mentioned these ghost soldiers is because

mr. trump kicks off his thank you tour tonight in cincinnati, ohio. this is one of his biggest visited states. >> still working with fording over to mexico. see what happens with that. which campaign promise would you like to see him fill? log on to facebook page for a live debate #keep talking. >>> a story we told you about earlier this week. a christmas tree will be allowed on the mountain in arizona. park rangers sparked major outrage when they put an end to the 15 year tradition calling it littering they delivered a petition to the city council. leaders allowing the tree to go up. >> decorations at arlington national cemetery are in jeopardy. they laid wreaths at the graves of our fallen soldiers only have half of the amount they supplied they are yao. you can change all of that. wreaths across america are extending their deadline to sponsor a wreath until december 14th. they cost $15 and can be donated at wreaths across america do.oa. the time is 38 minutes after the hour. brand new help for thousands ordered to pay back millions in enlisted bonuses. >> operation lucky charm searching for a real life pot of gold. h

us covering the transition when we heard this morning the former ceo of both ford and boeing was on the list of guests that mr. trump would be meeting with today. did not see that one coming. in fact when mr. mulally came for his meeting, we didn't see him either. he came and left through the private entrance of trump tower. didn't parade through the lobby as so many other guests have done. we learned from a trump administration source, that he is is being considered, mulally, possible secretary of state. along the likes of exxonmobil ceo, rex tillerson. on that theme, ceo of kc restaurants, andy puzder, heading up the labor department. another ceo, kc, hardee's and carl, jr.'s. linda with the linda mcmahon appointment at sba, we heard about tillerson possible as secretary of state, but mulally thing came as surprise. we don't know where it is going but two of them met. melissa: a lot of business people in there. we love that, connell. david: linda mcmahon, i love how outraged trump critics are. melissa, talk about alan mulally. very ironic, this is head of ford, former head of boeing, these are two top targe

political impact of donald trump success with carrier and ford and signal it is sending to corporate america, also reaction of republican establishment to mr. trump's warning he will not tolerate the arbitrage of labor cost by taking jobs out of this country. joining me now, a member of rnc rules committee, chairman of national republican lawyers association. randy evans. >> thank you. lou: great america tax strategist, veteran of 10 presidential campaigns fox news contributor, ed rollins. the dean. >> thank you. lou: we have landed here, why not start with you ed. this is a remarkable day delivering on those jobs at carrier. >> extraordinary day, the mere fact he is out of the white house, out of new york north white house, out with the people. he is telling them, i promised you i would do this, i did it it was a complicated deal they want to united technology, the mother ship of this and warned them if they did not get involved carrier. -- >> united technology is exposed if you will to the president of the united states because, they live by defense contract. >> i just thought was a smart move, but bigger move is going out there to peopl

. >> connie ford a graduate of city college says mayor ed lee wants to use the funds for other leads. >> we are saying a promise is a promise mr. mayor. >> we are not asking the city for a handout but to solve the city's budget woes. we fought and campaigned because we believe that commute should be free for everyone. >> city officials say prop w funds were not earmarked for city college. in fact the money is used for transportation and the library fund and children services. >>> the mayor believes that a cost should not be a barrier to higher education and he supports the supplemental moving through the board and supports spending it over a longer period of time. >> and financial problems and accreditation woes are not helping. >> the mayor has a panel meeting over the next 90 days to review the issue. >> and that won't stop these carolers from singing. tara moriarty, fox 2 news. >>> new at six, contra costa county one of two counties in the state to test a new electronic registry for end of life care. the document called physician orders for life sustaining treatment gives people a choice of how much medical care they want i

mr. trump struck deals with carrier and ford, they're going to stay, some of the jobs.hat's this about oreo's and nabisco? >> i'm not going to eat those, i'm not going to eat oreo's. it's owned by mondelez, the big company. they've moved jobs to mexico from their chicago facility. however, fox business spoke with nabisco and said, look, going down the line and in future we will be happy to talk to the obama-- the obama administration, they'd be happy to say goodbye to the obama administration and say hello to the trump administration. in other words, willing to talk. so another example, perhaps of donald trump saying, look, keep the jobs in the united states. stuart: and-- >> the companies lining up at the white house to get special breaks in return for giving trump good headlines. this is not what's going to get you to 20k. you've got to broad base reforms not individual company deals. stuart: all right, i heard you. [laughter] how about nancy pelosi? now, remember, please, her party lost 63 seats in the house of representatives and 12 governorships on her watch. she h

mr. travers: very emotional. i have two gentlemen -- bacon was aboard the utah. overboard, swims to ford island, and the next day he is assigned to burial detail. he said it was one of the toughest things in his life. he said the only time he ever cried during the war is when they took a break one time, after the gentleman just described -- they had to stuff coffins, and pine they hear -- shifting over the cemetery. pretty touching stories. host: number of calls. kevin, illinois. caller: thank you, sir. i am very fortunate. i was an early baby boomer, and i happen to have teachers and professors of history that literally, throughout the textbooks at the time, and i followed their lead. -- it am curious about is is my perspective that throughout the years, even back when i was in school, pearl harbor was basically jumped over. thee was nothing covering battleships, and ships that were destroyed, and strategically, how the fuel tanks were left, and the aircraft carriers were out. as history has gone by, political correctness and everything, it is almost a forgot thing with youngsters. if y

mr. martin and before ms. ford speaks i will call up the next set of speaker cards. [calling speaker names] >> good afternoon supervisor. yes, i want to thank each and every one of you for your support for this three year effort that coming finally to fruition today. i want to echo what the previous speaker said as i feel about city college. he couldn't have said it more beautifully so i won't talk about the college and that experience right now. i want to talk about san francisco values and i am connie ford and reporting jobs for justice and coalition of ten, 12 unions and community organizations that made funding free and free city college a priority for the last three years and the boots on the ground to do the hard work that we did to support this initiative but it's about values. it's truly about values and our values that we talk about in san francisco of educating everybody here, everybody here, is something we can do for really not that much money. i mean we can pay for this. prop w the controller is saying $14 million is probably going to come in the next si

mr. giuliani out of contention, the list of most likely candidates for secretary of state include obviously rex tillerson, the former ford ceo, mitt romney, senator bob corker of tennessee, and bolton. meanwhile, on twitter, trump is really taking aim at the reports about him repeating his position as executive producer of the "apprentice." this is true, but he insists this means, and his transition team insists that this simply means he's going to profit from a show that he helped create by mark burnett and will not be devoting a lot of his time. on twitter this morning, the president-elect says, i have nothing to do with the "apprentice" except for the fact that i conceived it with mark b. and have a stake in it. i will devote zero time. reports by cnn that i will be working on the "apprentice" during my presidency are ridiculous and untrue. fake news. the president-elect will continue his meeting on monday with people like carly fiorina as well as rick santorum. molly? >> bryan, thank you. >>> the president-elect took aim at wall street on the campaign trail, but now mr. trump has tapped goldman sachs executive gary c

mr. martin and before ms. ford speaks i will call up the next set of speaker cards. [calling speaker names] >> good afternoon supervisor. yes, i want to thank each and every one of you for your support for this three year effort that coming finally to fruition today. i want to echo what the previous speaker said as i feel about city college. he couldn't have said it more beautifully so i won't talk about the college and that experience right now. i want to talk about san francisco values and i am connie ford and reporting jobs for justice and coalition of ten, 12 unions and community organizations that made funding free and free city college a priority for the last three years and the boots on the ground to do the hard work that we did to support this initiative but it's about values. it's truly about values and our values that we talk about in san francisco of educating everybody here, everybody here, is something we can do for really not that much money. i mean we can pay for this. prop w the controller is saying $14 million is probably going to come in the next si

mr. sanchez and we're looking to speak with them. >> sanchez's cab is a gray four dr doosh ford, it's brandedaxi.com which is a domain sales site, not a website for the taxi cab company. we called the number associated with the cab. the person who answered hung up on us. we know it wasn't schule i don't sanchez because he's still in jail. his bail is set at $600,000. if you want to see those pictures, show them to your friends, go to nbcbayarea.com or find me on twitter. i've put them up there as well. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> 6:38 right now. new this morning, a bay area good will branch is reportedly facing a sexual harassment suit filed by the equal employment opportunity commission. according to the "east bay times," the suit claims a former supervisor at the good will in oakland harassed disabled female janitors on the night shift. the claims go back several years and the eeoc says the resolution with good will never materialized. good will tells the "east bay times" it's taking the allegations seriously but the suit caught the non-profit off guard. >>> happening today, the v

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 240,000 u.s. service members are deployed in 170 foreign countries this weekend end. have found creative ways to celebrate with their loved ones back home even managing to appear with them in their holiday photos. her

ford. these two men are captains from industry who already deal with the developing country and in the case of mr. tillerson, he has dealings with russia, china, yemen and of course, most of the world. so it's a fascinating way of approaching such an incredibly important job and it's very donald trump. >> so kellyanne conway there really trying to paint the picture that donald trump is being very deliberate, very thoughtful about this pick. >> sunlen serfaty for us in washington. one of the appointments we have learned about is the labor secretary, donald trump intends to nominate andrew puzder, the man who runs the company that runs hardee's and also carl's jr., someone who is known not to be in favor of raising the minimum wage, not to be in favor of increasing the overtime payment. let's talk about that with someone deeply interested. randy winegarden, head of the american federation of teachers. thanks so much for being with us. >> great to be with you. sorry for my cold. >> look, you are the first union leader we have spoken to since the news broke of who the president-elect intends to nomin

ford. these two men are captains of industry who already deal with the developing country, in the case of mrllerson, has dealings with russia, china, yemen and of course, most of the world. so it's a fascinating way of approaching such an incredibly important job and it's very donald trump. >> cnn's sunlen serfaty is following the developments from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we know at this hour president-elect donald trump is sitting down in trump tower with speaker of the house paul ryan, but that's not the only item on his long agenda list today. certainly the most notable is still outstanding question of who will be chosen as the next

mr. trump appeared again later. >> amazing people. >> after a meeting with military officers and the ceo's of boeing and lockheed martin. defense con track iters he criticize fordd spending projects. the president elect said they mostly discussed what he called lockheed's out of control costs for the f-35 fighter jet program. >> a little bit of a dance. we're going to get the cost done and get it done beautifully. >> taken aim at spending to $4 billion to replace air force one. boeing's dennis mullenberg said the price tag wouldn't be that high. >> we work on air force one because it is important to our country. we are going to make sure he gets the best capability and it is done affordably. >>> a tunisian man known to have six aliases from three different countries. he had been under surveillance for months and he is likely armed and definitely dangerous. charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: the europe wide alert, anis amri, six names and multiple fake nationalities. police put a $100,000 bounty on his head and warned he is armed and dangerous. detectives found amri's identification papers in a wallet he left behind under the driver's seat of the truck that p

ford. these two men are captains of industry who already deal with the developing country, in the case of mr. tillerson, has dealings with russia, china, yemen and of course, most of the world. so it's a fascinating way of approaching such an incredibly important job and it's very donald trump. >> cnn's sunlen serfaty is following the developments from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we know at this hour president-elect donald trump is sitting down in trump tower with speaker of the house paul ryan, but that's not the only item on his long agenda list today. certainly the most notable is still outstanding question of who will be chosen as the next secretary of state. we know in the last week, the search has expanded, that donald trump asked for more names to be added to that list, but it does still seem he is inching towards making a final decision. trump transition advisers saying that decision could come soon. potentially as early as next week, potentially an announcement early next week. i thought it was notable in that interview with kellyanne conway this morning on

mr. brennan: i want to open up questions from the audience. the pdb was a unique product during president ford and nixon. the entire u.s. intelligence agency is the gold standard worldwide. a lot of foreign intelligence services seek to emulate what the u.s. intelligence community is doing it, how we do our work, how we collect, how we analyzed but also how we provide the head of state and government. we have had a number of conversations with our government counterparts. do you know of any other similar type of products or services to their head of state that comes anywhere close to the pdb? mr. clapper: no. there is no other country on the planet that it goes to the lengths as we do. this is a very serious endeavor. it is seven by 24. it takes the effort of a lot of people. now even more than is reflected here because it involves the entire intelligence community. my view is it is a great strength of our system. others have looked at it and i think made some effort to have some system for informing their head of state, but i know no one there goes to the lengths we do. mr. brennan: let's ope

mr. martin and before ms. ford speaks i will call up the next set of speaker cards. [calling speaker names] >> good afternoon supervisor. yes, i want to thank each and every one of you for your support for this three year effort that coming finally to fruition today. i want to echo what the previous speaker said as i feel about city college. he couldn't have said it more beautifully so i won't talk about the college and that experience right now. i want to talk about san francisco values and i am connie ford and reporting jobs for justice and coalition of ten, 12 unions and community organizations that made funding free and free city college a priority for the last three years and the boots on the ground to do the hard work that we did to support this initiative but it's about values. it's truly about values and our values that we talk about in san francisco of educating everybody here, everybody here, is something we can do for really not that much money. i mean we can pay for this. prop w the controller is saying $14 million is probably going to come in the next si

ford. >> the coo of goldman sachs may be named to a new position as well in the economic team? >> reporter: that's right. we are being told that mr. kone may be named and reportedly is going to be named head of the council of economic advisors. jason miller, one of president-elect trump's top advisors just asked about that on the daily call that he holds and he wouldn't confirm that that is the case. however, that is what our sources are indicating at this point in time. bottom line, the transition team not ready to officially announce it but i anticipate will likely get an official release before the end of the day. >> joining me for reaction to andy puzder is the president of the service employees international union, mari cay henry. thank you for your time. >> good to be with you. >> i know we focused on the fact that puzder is against raising the minimum wage but that's in line with what the president-elect said as well. this notion of using foreign workers part of the breitbart criticism of this selection as well as the idea and kellyanne conway may say it was just kind of an off the cuff but the au automatization. and the a

mr. trump interviews alan mulally as early as today as possible secretary of state. he used to run ford exxon ceo was also under consideration for the same job. mitt romney was under consideration for this same job. there is a, there is a common thread here about either business leaders or generals that mr. trump is attracted to, especially when it comes to the category of secretary of state. no announcements. just interviews. nonetheless interesting to consider a that in a moment. first though, here is a christmas idea you ask yourself. who in their right mind would buy this? that's a rock, folks! you will not believe what we have heard. ♪ martha: so it seems that leather-wrapped rocks are very popular this holiday season. this was not on my list. how did i miss it? sold out at nordstrom.com. it's a rock. description says paper weight, conversation piece, it is up to you. these stones sold for $85 each. i wonder if you can make stone soup with them. remember the children's book? bill: sold out. martha: like emperor's new clothes. bill: sold out. at top of my list. martha: what was pet

mr. trump won the election because of his economic vision. he promised to stop american corporations from sending blue collar jobs overseas. >> companies like carrier are firing their workers and moving to mexico. fordmoving all of their small car production to mexico. when i'm president, if a company wants to fire their workers and leave for mexico or other countries, then we will charge them a 35% tax when they want to ship their products back into the united states. and they won't leave, believe me. >> well, now, the carrier corporation says it will stay in indianapolis saving 1,000 jobs. no question president-elect trump using vice president elect mike pence put the arm on carrier. the president can do a lot of damage if he or she chooses to. carrier wised up fast and the folks know trump is the reason. >> i would like to tell him thank you for going out of your way and taking your holiday away from your family and working on the carrier employees deal and sticking to your word and going to bat for all of us at carrier. >> now, if mr. trump continues to fulfill promises he will gain much needed support in congress. right now no republican would dare defy trump after a victory like carrier. in th

mr he did offer condolences to those killed. >>> tonight, fans and friends sharing kind words and memories about actress carrie fisher. she died today at the age of 60. harris on-ford remembers her as funny and emotionally healing. now back to the o'reilly factor. funny and emotionally healing. now back to the o'reilly factor. m segment" tonight, police still trying to figure outford funny and emotionally healing. now back to the o'reilly factor. funny and emotionally healing. now back to the o'reilly factor. . one night after christmas. [screams] >> oh my god. >> get in here. [shouting] >> fox news rob schmidt has much more on the story. >> police evacuating the town center mall in aurora, colorado after several fights in the shopping center. >> we had multiple squirmishes and altercations occurring throughout the mall that we needed to close down the mall for public safety. >> the brawls are said to have started during an arrest when an unruly crowd of some 500 people advanced on one officer. at least five juveniles taken into custody. >> we had a citywide call tore assistance. all officers that were available throughout the city were called in. >> another distur

we have heard that ford is now talking about working with mr. trump.es. everyone has egos involved in these conversations, right? >> that's a great point. the threatening versus the underlying economics. right now is he not even president yet. it's like putting a band-aid on a wound right now, it seems. he tweeted this the other day. or he said this, mr. trump did. companies are not going it leave the u.s. anymore without consequences. so there will be consequences. what are those consequences. in the case of carrier. critics are saying look, the carrier. what happen do you think closed doors meetings meant. defense contracts could dry up if you want to send these jobs. it's probably in their best interest to keep those thousand jobs here so that big defense contracts don't dry up. those would be the consequences he is perhaps talking about. that is the wound, that is the band-aid there needs to be a broader solution beyond just that ban band-aid. >> sea pro-business. that's a good thing. if you want jobs to stay in this country, new sheriff is in town