mr. nichols: -- anti--woman. mr. nichols: i am sorry. i was just doing the shorthand.ould go on for days. this i is the important thing -- why is he coming on as the vice president? he was brought on to comfort the extreme right -- the sococial extreme right, and the corporate right. these are the two groups he has fourintimately involved in decades. his role is to take the republican platform, which i am not sure donald trump has read -- the but the most right wing in history, which is very detailed, and to implement that. he has worked closely with paul ryan -- he was a member of the house. he has worked closely with mitch mcconnell and other key players there are he will be the point man, and i want to one you about something - -- i do notot know w to say this, but there may be moments where donald trump is the reasonable man in the room. talk about mike pence and the legislation he signed on -- signed off on, amidst opposition, even from the corporate community taking out hundreds of millions of dollars -- the sports community, the anti-gay legislation. mr. nichols

i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk. here's what mr. trump had to say around 2:50 this morning. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> nichole: hillary clinton did not speak overnight, but her campaign chairman, john they gathered for what they thought was going to be a victory celebration. >> i want every person in this hall to know and i want every person across the country that supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her and to tim and to all of us. we are so proud of you! >> nichole: we have been getting reaction to this upset we share that with you throughout the hour. tia and brian. >> brian: it's wednesday, november 9th, 6:00. >> tia: at the bottom of the screen, you should see all the local elections and those issues. they will be running all morning long letting you what happened in the election. before we get into the

. >> nichole: mr. trump sent the press corps scrambling when he sd decided to head out for a late dinner unannounced. he said told every time he heads his family. >> tia: the death penalty trial begins for did you say lass shine jr. a jury convicted him of murdering three people in warrensville heights. if anything happens today, we will post it on the free cleveland 19 mobile app. >>> give us time to get the water tested. >> tia: that's berea mayor cyril kleem. we asked do. when we hear from the scientist or mayor kleem, we will push it to the "cleveland 19 news" app >> brian: westlake police are searching for the person using marbles and a slingshot to break win windows. three cars and install businesses were targeted. >> laura: driving around public square won't get easier. superior avenue will remain closed. that means the traffic flow of the $50 million park was designed for is not going to be happening. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, that ice-skating ring on pub square is set to open over the

mr. trump met with leaders in congress. newscenter 5's nichole berlie joins us how did it go? reporter: there's been much back and forth between president obama and president-elect trump. obama accusing trump of not being fit to control the nuclear codes, trump accusing obama of being born in another country. but, today, the two finally met face-to-face. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump and his wife melania in dc this morning, for a series of important meetings. first up, a much-anticipated meet up with president obama. both men had blasted each other on the campaign trail. >> we had never met each other. i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. and it could have, as far as i'm concerned it could have gone on for a lot longer. reporter: the current president, and president-elect discussing emphasize to you, mr. president-elect, that we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> trump also meeting with speaker paul ryan including a view from the speakers balcony.

nichole: and former president bill clinton in colorado. mr. clinton: i believe she will be the first woman president, and i know she will be the best qualified president i have had a chance to vote for in my lifetime. but even those things are not as important as what it will mean for you. nichole: clinton heads to cleveland for a concert with jay-z tonight. she will close at campaign monday in pennsylvania. ed: nearly one in four registered voters in massachusetts has already cast their ballot. today is the last day for early voting. mary saladna is live at boston's city hall. is friday and people are still waiting to cast their ballots, huh? mary: they are, and if you were in line by the cut off of 5 p.m., you do get to cast your ballot. there are still about 150 people waiting. how popular is early voting? i think this speaks to the success in most people's minds. >> is probably going to be a zoo. mary: roughly one million mass residents jumped at the chance. that meant waiting in a line -- a long line. >> i was not sure i would get a chanc

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. >> nichole: i remember going there as a kid. i remember visiting m mr. jing-a-ling. >> brian: was he there. >> tia: the twigby store was there where kids could shop. ? >>> good morning. if is tuesday, november 22nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." a tennessee school bus smashes into trees, killing five others. the driver faces multiple charges. >>> more than three feet of snow buries parts of the northeast. another storm is brewing, with tens of millions set to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. >>> and jon stewart reflects on the evolution of "the daily show." walking away from it all. what brings him joy right now. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> multiple children lost their lives today.

mr. trump: it's been a beautiful process. i met the people at every level. i think if people say what have you learned, what's that i've learned. the people of this country are amazing. nichole: clinton aides say she also has a concession speech ready. there's no word if trump has written a concession speech. live in the newsroom, nichole berlie. ed: politicians casting their ballots today. we know president obama did not vote today because he voted early in the state of illinois. they have early voting in joe biden was out in wilmington, delaware, this morning, along with his wife. we know thed biens have been strong supporters of hillary clinton and the vice president did campaign with vice presidential nominee tim kaine, both out campaigning last night. after a night of campaigning, senator kaine arrived early to his polling place in richmond, virginia, today, to cast his ballot. the senator telling reporters he would spend the morning encouraging people to vote before having breakfast with friends. he is now in new york awaiting the results with the clinton camp. and vermont senator, former presidential hopeful, bernie sanders, casting his ballot, along with his wife, ja

mrs. walker would say one of our staff's favorite quotes, about how the pennies, nichols, dollars of an individual might be few, but when combined they turn that weak word few into the powerful word many through our partnerships with individuals, organizations and through initiatives, we were able to take all those few things and turn them into a powerful, powerful thing. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> i'm erica gay, the urban fellow for richmond virginia, representing the urban agenda that's been mentioned i'm going to talk a little bit about what the urban agenda is. i'm not sure how many people are familiar with it here, i'm going to walk-through and talk about the urban agenda. the demographics of the united states have changed dramatically. in 1960, 50% was urbanized. these changes affect how parks are valued, visited, supported and what kind of development is appropriate. the national park service has sites in 40 out of 50 of the most populous cities in the united states more than one third of all national parks are located in metropolitan areas and 36% of all national parks servic

nichole: good morning. while you were sleeping donald trump became the 45th president of the united states. hillary clinton conceded about 2:30 this morning. mr. trump won with 276 electoral i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk. here's what mr. trump had to say around 2:50 this morning. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> nichole: hillary clinton did not speak overnight, but her campaign chairman, john they gathered for what they thought was going to be a victory celebration. >> i want every person in this hall to know and i want every person across the country that supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiasm means so much to her and to tim and to all of us. we are so proud of you! >> nichole: we have been getting reaction to this upset