mr. o'donnell?the if fbi director basically said the police profession is an irreparably damaged state. that's absolutely correct. nobody wants the job at this point, nobody feels they can do the job in urban america. carter commission 50 years ago said you should have a four-year degree. chicago can't even answer 30 credits or a filing fee trying to get police officers going guard. these are real issues. we need to get into substance, how to go forward. we're sitting in a city where ten people were shot yesterday. two were killed, one 15. and the victims and the communities have been silenced. i would respectfully suggest to you cops have been totally silenced. nobody talks to them. everybody can do their job better, everybody's an expert. they wouldn't do it for five minutes, but the communities on the ground have been utterly, utterly silent in cities like chicago and baltimore and philadelphia. hundreds of thousands of people leaving the cities because of disorder and fear and crime and asking f

the-record 'reset' meeting with top tv news executives and anchors yesterday...includin norah o'donnell. mr trump is expected to head to his florida home later tuesday...where he'll celebrate thanksgiving. happening today, new rules aimed at loosening the powerful bond between state lawmakers and lobbyists. land o' lakes representative richard corcoran just took command of the house and wants to make sure the men and women you elect aren't being swayed by lobbyists when they vote. some of the new rules that will be voted on today: banning lawmakers from flying on lobbyists' planes, banning text messages between lobbyists and lawmakers during committee meetings disclose if they work or volunteer for organizations that receive state dollars. as japan continues to recover from a power earthquake, seismologists are trying to figure out if the quake was an aftershock from a massive earthquake that happened five years ago. thankfully, officials have lifted all tsunami warnings and advisories. at this point we have not heard of anyone getting hurt or any serious damage from the 7.3 magnitude quake

mr. o'donnell i want to give and ask a question. we been talking a lot about they community and how they feel about police, what we have hearo from you is that police are full of resentment too. if you look at the 21st-century task century task force and all of the recommendations it provides to say this is how we need to have police and community working together, sir anything that police buy into and how do you get them to say this is okay where these are things that we think need to change. >> will political people have failed so badly for so many years, but the highest for doctor alexander that report make community policing a panacea.a chicago is had community policing for 25 years.al but you have to look and say what in policing to need to be doing that involves getting offenders. it's a conflicted, adversarial job which is maybe why we have lost our appetite for this. certainly you and i can have young people doing it, we need to talk about evolving the communities and offloading responsibilities. mental health, diction, we n

mr. trump: only rosie o'donnell. blood coming out of her wherever. vernor christie: that is what washington, d.c. does. mr. trump: he referred to my hands being small. something else must be small. senator sanders: sick and tired of hearing about your dam e-mails. ms. clinton: you know -- senator sanders: excuse me, i'm talking. mr. trump: total and complete shutdown of muslims -- governor johnson: and what is aleppo? mr. trump: i have a winning temperament. ms. clinton: woo, ok. mr. trump: you can do anything, grab them by the [bleep] because you would be in jail. ms. clinton: ok, donald. mr. trump: such a nasty woman. katty: i made that video to remind me what an extraordinary campaign this has been. remarkable moments, amazing personalities, controversial proposals and counterproposals. after tonight, there will be a new resident chosen in the united states. their job will be to unite this country and bring the country, and americans, behind them. stay with bbc news on television and online as the night unfolds. i will be here bringing you the resu

mr. o'donnell, went to ask you a question because we've been talking alive at the community and how they feel about police. what we have heard from you is that police are full of resentment, also. so, if you look at the 21st century and all of the recommendations it provides to say this is how we need to have police and community working together, is there anything that police buy into and have you get them to say, this is okay or these are things that we think need to be changed? >> we have an abject political failure. political people have failed so badly for 70 years, but the highest respect for doctor alexander, but that report made community policing a panacea. chicago has had community policing for 25 years and also had 22000 murders, so you have to look and say what do police need to do to involve getting consent-- offenders. it said adversarial job, which is maybe why we have not lost our appetite for this. what mark is talking about is right, we need to talk about involving the communities and offloading responsibility, mental health, addiction, drugs. we need to look at noncust

mr. o'donnell, i would like you to address what kind of thing are we going to be seeing with them? is it going to promote more transparency? is it going to make police more attractive? >> we are in a country where facts matter less and less every day. this police dialogue is a great example of this. the media decided three years ago that this was going to be an force police using deadly would be an issue, and they were going to run away with that issue. i believe that unequivocally. the fact that many more white people are killed by the police, the fact that we live in a nation where there is so much gun violence, that city after city, if you took a murder map and planted the murders on the map in philly, baltimore, and in y are allthe neighbors you cannot see anymore. there are street in some cities where there are more people murdered then entire cities. , the laws payroll to the police -- the fact that the laws cable to the police in the situation that you can go on and on. in fact became another casualty -- became an utter casualty. this has been immediate campaign that replica

kenneth o'donnell: we need to get you out of here. lyndon johnson: what about mrs. kennedy? president. lyndon johnson: i won't leave without mrs. kennedy. i'll take her back with me on the plane. agent: mr. president, can we release the news to the press? lyndon johnson: no, i'd better get back to the plane before you announce it. walter cronkite: from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official, president kennedy died at 1 pm, central standard time, some 38 minutes ago. vice president lyndon johnson has left the hospital and presumably he will be taking the oath of office shortly and become the 36th president of the united states. police radio: the suspect in the shooting at elm and houston is reported to be an unknown white male, approximately 30, 165 pounds. officer tippit: excuse me; come up to the car please. lee harvey oswald: i'm sorry? officer tippit: step over to the car please sir. lee harvey oswald: i'm just walking. officer tippit: sir right now, i need you to step to the car. thank you sir. where you headed? lee harvey oswald: i'm just walking through the neigh

here's what they told kelly o'donnell. >> mrs. trump and barron, will they move to the white house? >> very soon. >> when they finish school. 10-year-old barron will finish the school year at his manhattan private school. when does he move to d.c.? he will be the youngest boy to live in the white house since jfk jr. and he is the same age asth as malia obama when her father moved to the white house. at the united states postal service, we deliver more online purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. and more hippopotamuses, too. they say you shouldn't but your grand kids? how about front row seats to the best show in town. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. >> democrats searching for the message. chuck todd spoke to supporter who is help elect donald trump last time around. working class voters in michigan. >> trump and clinton, honesty was a big thing for you. >> honesty is a big thing for me. i think donald is a little brash and wrong at some times, but i can accept that because he is in my face and i believe that to be honesty

mr. trump tomorrow to discuss secretary of state. >> o'donnell: the plot thickens. major, thank you so much. today mr. trump was certified as the winner in michigan. that's one of three states where a third-party candidate is seeking a recount. but will this make any difference? nancy cordes takes a look. >> we're going to look back find that the system worked well. >> reporter: the wisconsin elections commission set a time line today to re-examine every ballot and test all the voting equipment after green party candidate jill stein raised nearly $7 million to pay for a recount there, in michigan and in pennsylvania. >> hacking is by nature not obvious, so the only way you can tell is by counting the votes. result, but will participate in the recount anyway out of "obligation to the more than 64 million americans who cast ballots for clinton." mr. trump's incoming chief of staff reince priebus denounced the move. >> i think the american people know this is a waste of everyone's time and money, and it's only to divide this country. >> reporter: but mr. trump stepped o

record reset executives and anchors on monday including cbs's charlie rose, gail king and nora o'donnell. mr. trump is expected to head to florida to his home later today where he will celebrated thanksgiving >>> happening today new rules aimed at loosening the powerful bond between state lawmakers and lobbyists . land o lakes representative wants to make sure the men and women you elect aren't being swayed by like it'ses when they vote. now some of the rules voted on today, banning lawmakers are flying on like it'ses plan lobbyists and lawmakers during committee meetings and making representatives disclose if they work or vol unfear for organizations that receive hours. >>> so japan continues to recover from a powerful earthquake, they are now trying to figure out if the quake was an aftershock from a massive quake that happened five years ago. here is what we know this morning officials lifted all tsunami warnings and all advisories. we haven't heard of anyone getting hurt or the serious damage from the 7.3 quake. region a powerful earthquake hit in 2011 and you may recall that quake cause

as the president-elect tells nbc's kelly o'donnell -- >> mrs. trump and barron, when they move to the white house? >> very soon. right after he is finished with school. >> reporter: so it will be a summertime switchover for 10-year-old barron who will stay at his private school living at trump tower where he has a floor in the family apartment all to himself. >> we talk a little bit about homework, and sports. >> reporter: life away from the white house may mean more travel for melania trump for state dinners and meeting with foreign leaders. but stability for her son, clearly a priority now like it was during the campaign when she skipped stops to stay home with him. >> i am a full-time mom and i love it. so i decided not to be in the campaign so much. >> reporter: barron himself has only appeared a few times with his famous father. most memorably on the night he won the white house. time you were giving your acceptance speech. does he get it? does he know? >> he knows. he knows what's going on. and he's very proud of his dad. >> reporter: the

mr. trump you called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. >> only rosy o'donnell >> what i did was allowed by the state department but it wasn't the best choice. >> secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> and even when trump decided to skip the debate in iowa his presence was still felt >> i'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly and you're a terrible surgeon. now that we gotten the donald trump portion out of the way >> trump knocked the iowa caucuses and battle got -- million do you know where he would be right now? >> look at those hand, are they small hands? and he referred to my hands something else must be small. i guarantee you there's no problem. >> not to be confused with the infamous battle of the blue versus gold dress, the internet went wild over sanders's suit and after months of battle, >> i call it trumped up trickle down. that's exactly what it would be. he called this woman miss piggy. then he called her miss housekeeping because she was latino. donal

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mr. trump. >> you've called women youed wou don't like fat pigs, dogs,ogs, slobs and disgusting animals. your twitter account. >> only rosie o'donnell. o'donn. >> what i did was allowed byy the state department but it but wasn't the best choice.thbest >> the secretary is right. rht and that is that the americann people are sick and tired ofed o >> thank you. >> and even when trump d dided to skip the debate in iowa his h presence was still felt. >> i'm a maniac and everyone evy on this stage is stupid, fatpiat and ugly.gl and ben you're a terrible terril surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of out the way -- [laughter] >> trump lost the iowa caucuses and never skipped aeved debate again and the battle on o stage. stage. >> this is what we're going gng happen. >> here's a guy th $200 million. milon. if he hadn't inheritednherited $200 million do you know where d donald trump would beo right now. now. >> look at those hands.oo ark e theyat small hands? and h referred to my hands if if they're small, something elsesoe must be small. imu guarantee you there's no problem, i began he tea you.ou >> and not to be conf

mr. trump is set to meet with eight people for variety of roles in his administration. >>> rosie o'donnell is defending herself after she came under fire for questioning if president-elect donald trump's youngest son is autistic. she posted a video on twitter speculating that he may be autistic. on saturday o'donnell said that post had nothing to do with her feud with donald trump. in fact, she revealed her own daughter dakota is autistic. she tweeted "barron trump autistic if so what an amazing to the autism epidemic. >> as many as 98 final regulations under review at the could be implemented before donald trump takes office. with an economic impact of at least $100 million a year. more than 16,000 people traveled to vermont this weekend to see the best ski the skiers competing in the women's world cup race. this is first in vermont in 38 years. >>> looks good. right now, ski conditions pretty good. we got some rain on the way this week it will get all the way up into the mountains as well. so more on all these storms coming right now one storm departing and the snow in its wake there. me

o'donnell, off the record. so there is not a lot of information on exactly what went on but the trurchl spokeswoman called it cordial and a reset from the long bitter election. later mr. trump is expected to head to his florida home where he will be celebrating thanksgiving. >>> happening now, officials charged the bus driver in a deadly crash that killed at least five children. around a tree, yesterday, in chattanooga, nnessee. but police say overnight, five are confirmed dead. and at leas24 students were taken to the area hospitals there. the driver, 24-year-old jothan walker, faces charges, including vehicular homicide. >>> what we do know about this crash is it was a single vehicle, only the bus was involved. >> investigators now say speed played a role. conditions were dry. and clear that day. 35 students ranging on that bus at the time of the crash. district schools will be open on tuesday, today, and grief counselors will be on hand. >>> the man police are blaming for the ambush style killing of a san antonio police detective is now in custody. 31-year-old otis tyrone mccain is facing capital murder charges this morning. he spoke with photographers late last n

mr. trump describing the process as organized indicating its working smoothly. joining me now nbc's kristen welker and kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. a lot to report on both ends of pennsylvania avenue and new york. white house north. we talk about the transition team. kelly ann announced no big cabinet announcements. the team is leaning on mike pence trying to smooth out transition problems and there are parental a few that emerge if for no other reason the switch from chris christie to mike pence. >> reporter: that's right. and that's part of why you have these reports of infighting. we saw chris christie was removed from the top of heading up the transition and replaced by mike pence. kellyanne conway, the trump team has been very clear that makes sense. he's the vice president-elect. in the wake of that you see this abrupt departure yesterday by congressman, former congressman mike rogers and another national security adviser to president-elect trump, both advising the president-elect on national security issues, both having ties to chris christie. so it raises the question what's going on here. some sources sa

mr. hill, based on your comments a while ootion about the day of the assassination in dallas, that in their memoir we hardly knew you dave powers ofny o'donnell said from the grassy knoll ahead of the motorcade you indicated you hard a shot or felt a shot from behind you.id did you see anyone firing from grass you know that day? >> i did not see it because nobody did. >> there were only three shots fired all six kale from the texas school depository no other shots were fired, that's a fact. >> your film which will be released lbj have you had any input and get a chance to see them to feature -- around assassination time? >> i have not seen them but looking forward to seeing both of them. thank you. >> very clear. >> what would you say about the situation that gerald ford came into vice president then president getting ready to retire, did he -- get enough credit for coming in and doing what he had did such as it was no >> no, he's a good deal mark -- wonderful man placed incould. extremely difficult situation and he did the begs he could. >> one of the things you leak to point out about jerry ford iss chevy chase made a lot of fun about him -

mr. trump. who he feels is able do that job and qualified to do a certain job and who will serve him well. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell in our washington newsroom is following this for us. how is that process going on this saturday from what you're hearing? >> reporter: an intense process and they appear to be somewhat behind schedule. typically with a transition we would have already seen the names of the chief of staff. that would give sort of everyone in washington a sense of how the progress is moving forward. absent that, donald trump and his team decided to sort of rework the transition team, and by putting vice president-elect mike pence in charge as kellyanne conway the campaign manager said, he already has a prominent job as the number two in the federal government that he will help form and doesn't have to jockey for any position. he already has one by way of the election and will help to also bridge that divide from new york to washington. with his washington experience. other top loyalists we have seen participating in the campaign remain involved in the transition including former new york city mayor rudo

o'donnell with the rest of the day's news. >> charlie, thank you. will terminate president obama's deal with cuba to normalize relations if cuba doesn't make a better deal with its own people. mr. trump spent the day weighing his choices for secretary of state. here is major garrett. vice president elect mike pence's promise went unfulfilled as president elect donald trump continued to ponder his choice for secretary of state. retired general and former cia director, david petraeus met with mr. trump for an hour. >> he basically walked us around the world. showed a great grasp of the variety of challenges out there and some of the opportunities as well. so, very good conversation. and we'll see where it goes from here. >> reporter: petraeus's stock is rising. after the meeting the president elect tweeted. very impressed. but rudy giuliani remains a contender and mitt romney a strident, never trump voice tomorrow. romney's viability confounds top trump advisers. chiefly campaign manager kellyanne conway. >> we don't know if he voted for donald trump. he and his consultants were nothing but awful to donald trump for a year. >> the consensus among transition insiders is that conw

mr. trump, you necessary the mix. that's the thing. they are looking at the people. nikki haley are floating a lot. forever secretary of state and nikki haley. she is somebody who has kelly o'donnell just reported was a rubio person critical of donald trump. bringing the rest of the party is going to be tricky and there are a lot of moving parts. tar. >> this reminds me of the reporting about kelly ayotte being considered. that was coming and we got more sources from within the campaign saying not a chance. he was not a supporter of donald trump and that was being put out there to see we were considering her. we are being magnanimous. we will find out more when it comes to the reporting about nikki haley. i want to talk more about donald trump and twitter. this is something we have been reporting on for quite sometime. he has been pretty vocal about the criticisms in his transition. just this morning tweeting very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. i'm the only one who knows who the finalists are. that's from last night. he is calling the cabinet folks that he is considering finalists. what does this indicate about what sort of presiden

o'donnell -- >> you'll be hearing about them. giulani. and new jersey governor chris christie who once headed trump's transition team. mr. trump dodging a question about how seriously he's considering christie for his cabinet. >> is there a place for governor christie in your administration? >> a very talented man. great guy. >> but it was this mitt romney that made the headlines. >> i can say that governor romney is under active and serious consideration to serve as secretary of state. >> all this amid mounting concerns that his cabinet picks are aimed at drawing hard lines on a number of issues, including a registry for muslims and his new chief of staff would not totally walk back. for muslims? >> i'm not going to rule out anything but weir not going to have have a registry based on a religion. >> mike pence was met with a mix of cheers and boos while attending a musical. >> we hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values. >> mr. trump slammed calling him very rude, but pence brushed it all aside. >> i did hear what was said from the stage and i wasn't offended by what was said. >> the president elect

o'donnell. >>> president-elect donald trump is taking new steps to fill his cabinet. nbc news is told this morning mr. trump offered the post of attorney general to alabama senator jeff sessions. >> it comes one day after the president-elect asked retired three-star generally michael flynn t security adviser. major garrett was the first to report the offer to senator sessions and joins us with some details. major, what can you tell us about the senator and why do you think that he was chosen? >> reporter: quick biography, first. senator session got his law degree from alabama then was an assistant u.s. attorney and then u.s. attorney and then attorney general of alabama. elected to the united states senate in 1996 the first senator senator sessions not only endorsed trump but was -- exponent of his criticisms of u.s. trade, his immigration policy. he was a big advocate of and he is a -- has been and will remain a crucial voice on the future of the united states supreme court under a trump presidency. sessions was the only noncampaign member and nonfamily member at a crucial meeting earlier this week

mr. hill, based on your comments a while ago about the day of the assassination in dallas, that in their memoir, johnny, we hardly knew you, dave powers and kenny o'donnellthey saw an assassin firing from the grassy knoll ahead of the motor candidate,nd you indicated you felt a shot from behind you. did you see anyone firing from the grassy knoll that day? >> i did not see it because nobody did. [applause] there were only three shots fired. all three came from the sixth floor window of the section school book depository. no other shots were fired. that's a fact. >> there are feature films which will soon be released, lbj and jackie. have you had any input on them or gotten a chance to see them? because they feature, center around the assassination time. >> i have not seen them, but i'm looking forward to seeing both of them. thank you. >> what would you say about the situation that gerald ford came into, vice president, then-president getting ready to retire, does he get enough credit for coming in and doing what he did such as it was? >> no, he doesn't. he needs a great deal more credit than he gets. he was a wonderful man placed into an extremely diffi

o'donnell. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her -- >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful women. >> you are never going to be president of the united states by insulting. >> i'm at 42 and you're at 3. so far i'm doing better. >> they're like this. and you know what they say about men with small hands. >> he referred to my hands if they're small, something else must be small. i guarantee you, there's no problem. >> the scene of the first democratic presidential debate. >> just for the record, are you a progressive or moderate? >> i'm a progressive, but i'm a progressive who likes to get things done. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your e-mails. >> thank you. me, too. >> he is becoming isis' best recruiter. >> i am not a natural politician like my husband or president obama. >> dr. ben carson has risen to national frontrunner status. >> a big night for donald trump and hillary clinton. >> senator ted cruz dealt a blow to donald trump. >> donald, leave heidi the hell alo

mr. hill, based on your comments a while ago about the day of the assassination in dallas, that in their memoir, johnny, we hardly knew you, dave powers and kenny o'donnellthey saw an assassin firing from the grassy knoll ahead of the motor candidate, and you indicated you felt a shot from behind you. did you see anyone firing from the grassy knoll that day? >> i did not see it because nobody did. [applause] there were only three shots fired. all three came from the sixth floor window of the section school book depository. no other shots were fired. that's a fact. >> there are feature films which will soon be released, lbj and jackie. have you had any input on them or gotten a chance to see them? because they feature, center around the assassination time. >> i have not seen them, but i'm looking forward to seeing both of them. thank you. >> what would you say about the situation that gerald ford came into, vice president, then-president getting ready to retire, does he get enough credit for coming in and doing what he did such as it was? >> no, he doesn't. he needs a great deal more credit than he gets. he was a wonderful man placed into an extremely dif

o'donnell at the white house. we're learning a lot of new details about that historic meeting that took place between president obama and president elect trump. some sources saying that mr. trump seemed overwhelmed. apparent he was learning some of this stuff for the first time. what are you hearing? >> reporter: it's important the meeting is what it was. meeting for the very first time because we've seen these two prominent figures going at each other over the course of the campaign season and even earlier and so the notion that they met face to face for the first time is historic on its face. and then what we're learning is that trump and his team here at the white house had questions, of course, as you would expect about how they make this transition, what's required, and we know, the meeting went longer than anticipated, longer than on the schedule and each side talked about it publicly in respectful tones and told there were questions raised from the trump side about how many white house personnel would need to be hired and the fact that all of those who work for the the political operation of the executive office of the president will be replaced and that seemed t

mr. trump's lips, there was always someone on the right, and indeed, let's be honest, some folk on the left who would defend donald trump saying that's not the donald trump i know to which lawrence o'donnellmiley and others kept saying will the real donald trump please stand up. they said he is saying these things just to get elected. that's not really who he is, and when he gets in, he's going to moderate. i caution you, they said the same thing about clarence thomas. my point is this. at this point, we are getting to see who the real donald trump is. and to my mind, there are only two ways to judge the real donald trump. you judge him by his posse and his policies. you judge him by the people he's placing around him and his priorities. the in a couple months, we will see what his budget has to say about his priorities. dr. king put it this way, budgets are moral documents. budgets are moral documents. you can say what you say, but you are who you are when you put your budget on the table. but in the interim, we can look at the people he's placing around him. and those on your short list make up some of the most dev devilish characters, god help us all. >> as you say, it's policy and the

o'donnell. inauguration is 65 days away. his transition team is described as stalled and scrambling. in a tweet last night, mr. trump called the process, quote, very organized. >> vice president-elect mike pence who is in charge of the transition has ordered all lobbyists to leave. trump told lesley stahl on "60 minutes" that lobbyists are necessary. >> they leave government and become a lobbyist essentially. the whole place is one big lobbyist. >> you're basically saying you have to rely on them, even though you want to get rid of them? >> i'm saying they know the system right now but we are going to phase that out. you have to phase it out. >> the president-elect son-in-law jared kushner is said to be behind many of the changes in the transition team. according to "the new york times" the firing of mike rogers and lobbyist friedman was part kushner. >>> the u.n. secretary-general and said trump must honor the 2015 agreement that aimed to shift the world from fossil fuels to cleaner energy. the president-elect has called climate change a hoax. this is what he said back in may. >> we are going to cancel the pa