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and forler un ambassador and retired general petraeus. mr. trump made four appointments to his cabinet. kansas secretary south carolina nikki haley and alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general. all four require senate confirmation and today florida taste of who should sale throughout process and who will likely go into sglubl. >> i never do. and i think it was a good choice. >> the interview process will continue tomorrow in new york. mr. trump said to meet with eight people for various eyetive roles in administration. in washington, kristin fisher, fox news. >> election officials in wisdom martin plan to meet to timeline for recount of the presidential results from their state and former green party candidates jill stein asked for recount and plans to do the same in two other states pennsylvania and michigan. donald trump holds a narrow lead in all three states over nominee hillary clinton. she has now joined the recount effort that is not sitting well and says the outcome will be the same. >> everybody is talking about it aren't t

some to of the other top contenders for secretary of state, rudy giuliani, bob corker and david petraeus. mr. trump made four appointment. betsy director of the cia, nikki haley for un ambassador and jess sessions for attorney general. all four require senate confirmation and florida senator marco rubio gave a taste of who will sail through and who will likely run into trouble. >> you are not ready to say if you will support jeff sessions as attorney general. >> i never do until a person goes through the process. nikki jaime, they will come to our committee. i think they were a good choice. >> reporter: in washington, kristen fisher. >>> concern of the u.s. relation with cuba under a trump presidency after the death of fidel castro. reince priebus tells fox news sunday that they plan to renegotiate the current agreement between the u.s. and cuba. >> what the deal is yet to be determined but some movement from cuba in order to have a relationship with the united states. >> julie: years, the obama administration took steps to reopen political and economic relations with cuba. republicans sayin

and it could also get awkward since petraeus pled gguilty to handling classified information. during the campaign, of course, mrtrump invoked petraeus' process saying hillary clinton got off the hook in comparison. >> we are going to get a special prosecutor and we're going to look into it because you know what? people have been -- their lives have been destroyed for doing one fifth of what you have done. and it's a disgrace and honestly, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. >> wow while there may be infighting over secretary of state position there are some signs of unity among mr. trump and critics. earlier this week mr. trump retweeted an article written why, yes, national review which ran a never trump edition during the republican primaries that prompted a response by brit hume when donald trump is tweeting national review can peace on the right be denied? to answer that question our political panel is back. ian, you work at the national review. is peace at hand? >> no,. >> you seem like. >> i'm all for making peace. we're not there yet. it's a time of detaunt, i think. more accurate. it's sort of what i s

mr. general david petraeus and rudy giuliani. senate foreign relations committee chairman bob corker was at trump tower today. the president elect is dining tonight with mitt romney. their second meeting in as many weeks. the president elect also took to twitter this morning to denounce burning of the american flag. and said it warranted prison sentences and revocation of citizenship. in 1989, that flag burning was symbolic protected free speech. >> the cbs "overnight news" will >>> tonight growing evidence that the somali born student behind yesterday's car and knife attack at the ohio state university was inspired by terrorists. 11 people were injured before a police officer killed the attacker. dean reynold is in columbus. >> reporter: hours before his rampage, abdul razak artan went on facebook to praise radical muslim cleric, anwa al-alwaki whose sermons inspire attacks though killed by a u.s. drone five years ago. saying he had reached a boiling point, artan wrote, i am sick and tired of seeing my fellow muslim brothers and

petraeus was forced to resign in 2012 as director of the cia after sharing classified information with his mistress. in the past, mr. trump has said punishment for petraeus went too far. petraeus spoke to reporters as he was leaving trump yesterday. >> it went very well. i was with him for about an hour. he basically walked us around the world, showed a great grasp of a variety of the challenges that are out there and some of the opportunities as well. >> president-elect trump also tweeted that the meeting went well. it is not a done deal, however, with mitt romney. romney is scheduled to meet with trump again today. >>> it appears trump is turning congressman tom price of georgia. price has been a leading critic of obamacare calling it a threat to quality and affordable health care. trump has made repealing and replacing obamacare one of his goals. >>> over here right now i want to show you how you can participate in giving tuesday. it is the single biggest day for giving to charities. 34,000 charities across the country are participating including 1900 here in florida. if you want to help surpass last million in

today though, he is back and it is reported that trump is inclined to pick david petraeus, but mr. ump will meet with mitt romney on tuesday. trump has come under much criticism after even thinking of picking general petraeus after he blasted him during the campaign season. haidi: coming up next, we will be talking about china's football ambitions. rishaad: who should be the next england manager? this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: a quick check of the business flash headlines. the indian government is presenting a deal for higher income taxes. this is part on the crackdown for tax evasion. 10% ofs a penalty of the undisclosed income. taxes take more than $87 billion in deposits. much of it previously was undisposed. haidi: crown resources are tumbling by the most in a month with speculation that the consumer company has put up a proposed restructuring. the australian financial review says bankers and lawyers have a stopped working on the plan's multibillion-dollar spinoff. the operator of a casino has had its credit rating put on review at moody's over concerns of the funding of a new re

mr. trump's choices are romney, retired general david petraeus and rudy giuliani. senate foreign relations chairman bob korker who met mr. trump yesterday underscored the importance of cabinet cohesion. >> the world needs to know the secretary of state is someone who speaks fully for the president. >> reporter: elsewhere in the cabinet the president-elect went with insiders and washington power brokers. steve mnuchin will be mr. trump's pick for secretary of treasury. he is a former goldman sachs partner and movie producer and democratic donor. he served as a candidate in trump's campaign finance chairman but never held a elaine chao was nominated as transportation secretary. chao served eight years as labor secretary for president george w. bush and is married to senate majority leader senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> have you set the job of commerce secretary. >> reporter: mr. trump intends to nominate 79-year-old businessman wilbur ross to lead the commerce department with a net worth of almost $3 billion, he has made his fortune buying and turning arou

director david petraeus met with mr. trump for nearly an hour. >> he basically walked us around the world, showed a great grasp of a variety of the challenges that are out there, and some of the opportunities, as well. so very good conversation, and we'll see where it goes from here. >> reporter: petraeus' stock is rising. after the meeting, the president-elect tweeted, "very impressed." but rudy giuliani remains a contender and romney, a try tend never-trump voice during the campaign, will meet with mr. trump for a second time tomorrow. romney's viability con found top trump advisers, chiefly campaign manager kellyanne conway. >> we don't even know if he voted for donald trump. he and his consultants were nothing but awful to donald trump for a year. that conway is channeling the president-elect, not crossing him, adding to the intrigue, norah, senate foreign relations committee chairman bob corker will also meet with mr. trump tomorrow to discuss secretary of state. >> o'donnell: the plot thickens. major, thank you so

david petraeus met with mr. trump for nearly an hour today. >> he basically walked us around the world, showing a great grasp of a variety of the challenges out there, and some of the opportunities as well. and so very good conversation, stock is rising. after the meeting, the president-elect tweeted out, very impressed, but rudy giuliani remains a contender, and mitt romney who never had a trump voice during the campaign, will meet with mr. trump for a second time tomorrow, and romney's viability confounds the top trump adviseerers among them kellyann conway. >> we don't even know if he voted for donald trump. he and his consultants were nothing but awful to donald >> reporter: today michigan certified its results making donald trump the official winner of the state, and independent fact checkers found no evidence of voter fraud despite president-elect's claims online that fraud cost him the popular vote by more than 2 million people. >>> election officials in three states, virginia, new hampshire, and californ

mr. hoke stra, petraeus has thrown his name into the ring. if mitt romney were to be named into this role, knowing that there are those inside of donald trump's own team that don't want him there, what would it be like for mitt romney to do his job? >> i think it would be just fine for mitt. clearly donald trump is and has made it very clear, only he knows what's going on, he is in charge and he's going to run this organization. i think the bigger question is mitt romney willing to accept that kind of leadership to implement donald trump's agenda, which is exactly what donald trump will require from all of the people he puts into his cabinet. he's willing to take differences of opinion. but if people don't perform or they cross him one way or another, you can expect the hear to term you're fired. >> what do you make of the diversity we're seeing now, rich. another woman naumed to his cabinet, this after he was facing headlines that his team was lacking diversity. they were quick to jump to that conclusion and now we've got three women on the

contenders are rudy guiliani, john bolton, tennessee senator bob corker and retired general david petraeus. mrtrump has made four appointments to his cabinet, betsy devos for education secretary, mike pompeo for director of cia, south caralina governor nikki haley for u.n. ambassador and jeff sessions for, attorney general. all four require senate confirmation. marco rubio gave us a taste of who should sail will through the pros process. >> you are not the rest i to say you are support the confirmation of jeff sessions for attorney general. >> i never do until that person works their way through the process. this the case of pompeo and nikki haley i they they were a good cows. >> reporter: interest right process will continue tomorrow in new york. mr. trump is set to meet eight people for variety of rolls, in his administration. in washington, kristin fischer, "fox news". >>> another big story from the weekend, the death of fidel castro, a flood of mixed reactions following the death of a long time dictator. why many are cautiously optimistic about the future of that island nation. >>> from ma

tennessee senator bob kosher and retired general david petraeus mr. trump has already made four appointments for cabinet kansas congressman mike pomp pay oh for director governor niki haley and alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general. all four require senate confirmation and today florida senator marco rubio gave us a taste of who showed through the process and who likely run into trouble. so you're not ready to say if you'll support the combir may gos of jeff session as attorney general? >> no i never do until that person works the way through process. now in coulds pomp pay or niki least eight people for variety of roles is in administration. in washington, kristin fisher, fox news. >>> meantime election officials in wisconsin will meet today to a discuss a possible time line for a recount of presidential votes. the recounts or also possible in pennsylvania and michigan because hillary clinton's lead in popular vote by nearly two million votes. however, president-elect trump won the electoral vote. >>> a member of a well known band has di

mr. trump may consider are rudy giuliani, diff vaid petraeus and john kelly. crats are critical of mr. trump's choices saying they are inexperienced. bernie sanders is urging democrats to work with mr. trump if he is serious about working families. meanwhile president elect pulling out a brand new hat. it says usa45 for the 45th president. this is in exchange for the trademark hat make america great again. back to you guys. >> thanks, kelly. now to a fox news alert a third night of celebrations in miami following the death of former cuban dictator fidel castro. a lye look at cuba celebrating the life of the brutal dictator. he his remains will be buried sunday. how they deal with post cuba. a oo what that deal is yet to be determined. there has to be some movement from cuba in order to have a relationship with the united states. i think the president elect has been very clear about that. >> during the campaign mr. trump promised to roll back president obama's executive actions on cuba. >> castro's death bringing a cop kirl back to the u.s. to face justice. he w

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 during the campaign will meet with mr. trump for a second time 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 conway is channelling the president elect, not crossing him. adding to the intrigue, norah, senate foreign relations, bob to discuss secretary of state. >> the plot thickens. major, thank you. >>> today mr. trump was certified as the winner in michigan. that's one of three states where aed their part

mr. trump also considering retired general david petraeus. the former cia director was forced to resign for leaking classified information to his mistress. petraeus may also be a contender to lead homeland security. as he left trump president-elect has a great grasp of the challenges facing the u.s. and the world. >>> and the president-elect holding a second meeting with mitt romney also in the running to lead the state department. members of trump's inner circle including kellyanne conway have publicly voiced opposition to romney because of his recent harsh criticism of mr. trump. >>> a massive rally planned for today to honor fidel castro, thousands of cubans continue to pay their respects to the former offices remain closed. tomorrow castro's ashes will begin a three-day procession across cuba before they are laid to rest on sunday. the white house says president obama will not be attending the funeral. >>> still ahead, some major websites couldn't handle cyber monday, several crashing overnight. >>> and a stunning site for people at an ai

mr. trump's considering romney, retired general david petraeus, and rudy giuliani for secretary of state. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> the president-elect is celebrating a deal to prevent almost 1,000 job losses at a major manufacturer. he and vice president-elect mike pence will travel to indiana tomorrow to announce an agreement with the air- conditioning company carrier to keep nearly 1,000 factory jobs in the state. 9 months ago, carrier's parent company had planned to close two indiana facilities and move more than 2,000 jobs to mexico. >>> a north carolina district attorney says that a charlotte police officer acted lawfully when he fatally shot a black man. the case set off several nights of unrest in charlotte. >> their recommendation was unanimous. that bears repeating. 15 career prosecutors and their recommendation was unanimous. >> the officer is also black. keith lamont scott was shot on september 20th. police video showed officers shouting for him to drop a gun several times. scott's family insisted that he was not armed. a nearby store surveillance video shows the out

. >> interesting candidate, because he's cia director, petraeus pleaded guilty to mishandling classified information, a charge that mr. trump leveled at rival hillary clinton. she was never charged. petraeus is still on probation. our coverage continues on this presidential transition. our political analyst, larry gerston, joins us at 6:30 this evening on his thoughts on whether president-elect trump's use of twitter will continue once he takes over in the white house. >>> tens of thousands of cubans filed through three rooms inside the monument of the plaza of the revolution to pay tribute to their deceased leader, fidel castro. nine days of state mandated o mourning continues. what happens next and the complicated relationship between cuba and the u.s. nbc's jay gray joins us live tonight from havana. jay. >> reporter: good evening, jessica, from havana. lines that formed early this morning before the sun came up still stretch in all directions and as far as you can see here on a day filled with both emotion and uncertainty in this island nation. the blast of cannons shatters the uneasy silence that hangs over cuba

it'secome a very jockeyin for tion rudy giuliani, genel petraeus among the names. but mr. trump's o traion was overshadoweday by one of his ownwe ahe >> reporter: president-elect trp starting his day with an out of t blue declaration on twitter -- "nobody sul allowed to burn the american flag if they do, there must be consequences. perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail." um but the tweet came just ed 30 minutesfter fox news segment that a massachusetts college removed all american flags, after someoneet one ablaze to protest trump. protecteunder e first amendment. 26 years ago, the supreme court decided it's a form of freedom of speech. one of the justices who agreed? the late antonin scalia, who trump has often praised. >> this this country, we have a long tradition of respecting unpleasant speec >> we have a responsibility as a country toe carefully protect our rights that are enshrined in the constitution. >> reporter:p's tweet team. reican congressman tomce eoickeas sretary ice is an orthopedic rgeon,s. and a fierce critic of obamacare. ts i badoratient for all

mayor, rudy giuliani, john bolton, tennessee senator, bob corker and retired general, david petraeus. now, mrr appointments to his cabinet -- all four of those require senate confirmation and today, marco rubio gave us a taste of who should sail through the confirmation process and who likely will run into trouble. >> so, you're not ready to say if you'll support the con for information of receijeff sessio? >> i never until until they work through the process. in the process of pompeo and hailey, i think they were a good choice. >> the interview process will continue tomorrow in new york. mr. trump is set to meet with eight people for a variety of roles in his administration. >> big day tomorrow. thank you so much. >> it will be. >> all right. >>> president-elect donald trump is weighing in on the news that hillary clinton's campaign is has now joined jill stein's recount efforts in wisconsin. he tweeted quote, hillary clinton conceded the election when she called me just prior to the victory speech. and after the results were in. nothing will change. what will this effort accomplish? million

mr. trump's considering romney, retired general, david petraeus, and rudy giuliani for secretary of state. marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> now, in addition to the transition work, president-elect trump is also working on his campaign promises. trump and vice president elect mike pence are headed to indianna tomorrow to announce a deal to keep jobs in the u.s. united technology is the parent company of air-conditioning company carrier has planned to ship jobs out of the country, but the trump deal will keep a thousand jobs in indianna. pence is indianna's outgoing governor. >> well the death toll has risen to four, as firefighters work to contain massive wild fire near tennessee magestic smokey mountains. >> four dozen others have been hurt in the fires. correspondent explaining, resident had little time to flee before the wall of flames moved in. >> reporter: parts of gatlinburg, homes burned to the grounds. >> we are still having because of the winds trees falling, taking down power lines, that's limiting our access in to some of the areas. >> flames hollowed out homes and buil

the white house transition president-elect trump may choose retired general david petraeus as his secretary of state. mr. trump will meet with tennessee senator bob kosher today. >> and as a vote recount gets if not for millions of people who voted illegally. there is no evidence of widespread election tampering. jill stein is basing her request on recount on limited reports of possible discrepancy. she admits there is no evidence of fraud. she's seeking recounts in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. she's raising money to pay for the recounts. she only needs about $600,000 to reach her goal of 7 million. >>> the facing the president-elect, his business interests. the constitution forbids anybody holding office in the u.s. from accepting considerations from foreign states without congressional consent. >> reporter jessica schneider runs down the potential conflicts of interest. >> president-elect trump brushing off questions about his business ventures around the world. >> in theory i could be president of the united states and run my business 100%, sign perfectly and then run the country perfectly.

i would say general petraeus has been rising ihe mr. trump and those around him in the last couple of days. but this decision is not nearly made and those closest to the decision making process do not have powerful insights as to where trump is ultimately going to land. >> thanks. in our next hour, former defense secretary robert gates in our series "issues that matter." he once called donald trump unqualified to be commander in chief. gates looks at the challenges the new president will face hays on "cbs this morning." hundreds of job losses at a major manufacturer. carrier's parent company planned to close two indiana facilities and move more than 2,000 jobs to mexico. but the air-conditioning giant tweeted last night, quote, we are pleased to have reached a deal with president-elect trump and vp elect pence to keep close to 1,000 jobs in indy. dean reynolds is outside the carrier factory in indianapolis. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. during the campaign, donald trump repdl promise to keep american jobs in america and, for