he has to make them, the neo-nazi, attack him. show the world that they are enemies, no that they're secret friends. >> hold that. he told the "new york times," alan, it is not a group i want to energize. if they are energized, i want to look at it and find out why. do you think he is sincere in that? >> that's analytic. we don't need to analyze -- >> we don't need to know about neo-nazis. >> you just condemn unequivocally. this should not be difficult issue. >> thank you. when we come back, the world leader who may out trump donald trump and what we can learn from his years in power. ♪ this is more than just a credit card. it's how adventure begins. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and start enjoying benefits built to take you further... like group 1 boarding... and no foreign transaction fees. plus, when you fly on american airlines, your first checked bag fee is waived for you and up to four companions. every purchase with the citi® / aadva

he's never sided with anybody that's a neo-nazi. would cnn put something like that on for 15 minutes. >> i think the question would be why would breitbart do the things they do and be admittedly the platform for the alt-right. how is that okay? >> tell me some of the racist things that breitbart -- >> i will leave it up to you to go to breitbart and read the articles, yo time in this format but we have given example after example on this show and also on the other thing -- >> hang on -- >> let me finish. you made a point which i think is a good point about spending 15 or 20 minutes on this. the same argument was made about president obama and the left said the same thing, why is it a big deal about -- why does the president have to give a race speech, why does she to denounce his pastor? the media's job is to look at the person running for the highest office in the land with a critical eye. that's not always positive and if there is some question about them in relationship to a group that is seen as fringe or dangero dangerous it is

and it is the nazi -- nazi regime. and i think this dilemma in the way they led the other he said in his last speech before he opened a hand grenade on himself now he said the nazis well all fall upon us. i'm convinced now is much as ever that we have have done the right thing. and i believe that hitler will be the archenemy not only of germany but of the entire war. in a few hours time i will answer for both my actions and the things i neglected to do. an officer of the eastern part. i have to take responsibility for some war crimes. i think he said i came with a clear conscience standby all i've done against hitler. just as god once promised abraham that he would sprayer them. for our sake you will not destroy germany. they cannot complain about the death. for whoever enjoyed it. who put on the poison. they had established only to the point where it is prepare to give his life for his conviction. thank you very much. [applause]. are there any questions. what is a survival guide. what is the point that's not just hitl

mike pence didn't go to the neo-nazi rally. he did go to "hamilton" and was called out on stage at "hamilton." i think these are two different scenarios. but again i'm proud that he called them out. he should have called out -- >> by name? >> chris, he can get stuck to when the media every little thing that's said about him the media goes did you call out these people? those people? you haven't built out your administration quick enough. let's give the guy a break. >> i degree with the nitpicking -- >> you've got to give him time. >> but this is different. i agree with you you don't nitpick, he hasn't picked his team yet let him get in office and start doing things and then you can assess what's positive and negative about how he does the job i get that. but we're talking about something different here. every leader of this country, and on congressional levels as well when it comes to hate, when it comes to anyone raising their hand in nazi fashion you get heavy and hard immediately on those people because you don't want them t

he collected money stolen from the prisoners to help the nazi cause.or decades german courts left administrators like him on prosecuted. in recent years the law has changed and even those who played an indirect role in extermination can be prosecuted. >> the accused worked on the unloading ramps and by so doing, contributed to the threatening atmosphere created their to keep the deportees in the dark. in that way, he supported their main crimes. the judges say that in helping the camp function, he was a part of the machinery of death. the verdict is a win for the organization pushing to investigate all nazi crimes. a court is yet to decide whether he will now serve out his four-year sentence. >> let's pull in our political correspondent on the story for us here tonight. good evening to you, simon. being an accessory to murder, nothing new. why is this ruling so important? flex this is the first time that a conviction of somebody as an accessory to murder in auschwitz in the not -- not see death camps has been upheld -- nazi death camps has been upheld.

when someone is quoting nazis, they should hit it out of the bark.t that donald trump has repeatedly been asked to do so, and so far what we've gotten is a statement out of his transition team, i think it raises some very serious questions to which he recognizes the seriousness of what's going on and whether he's prepared to act and do what he needs to do and say this not acceptable. >> thank you all for joining me this evening. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the ohio congressman challenging nancy pelosi. congressman tim ryan joins me. that's next. ♪ (simulation initiated) ♪ ♪ ♪ (pedestrian detection engaged) ♪ ♪ take on any galaxy with a car that could stop for you. (simulation complete) the new nissan rogue. rogue one: a star wars story. in theaters december 16th. wopen up a lot of dawn. tough on grease...yet gentle. dawn helps open... something even bigger. go to facebook.com, dawn saves wildlife. anyone ever have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health pro

nazi flag flying over the two story home. it belongs to frederick recovery an if he was trying to get a reaction it didn't take long. san francisco chronicle reporter captured this confrontation between the homeowner and a concerned neighbor. >> it was a comment on our new president-elect. >> that's okay, but i do think that that actually gives a dbs i can see where you're coming from but that actually is the wrong impression. it makes it seem like you're supportive of nazis. >> i understand. >> and as your neighbor i don't think it's funny. it's not a cool thing do. i don't get it. >> okay. i'll take it down. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate it. >> that neighbor francine miller later told us this form of political protest just rubbed her the wrong way. >> i had a very visceral reaction that's why i went across the street as soon as i saw it. i think that there is just general unease rights now with trump being the president-elect and i think if you woke up this morning and you're a woman you're a jewish person you

they are nazis. they a socialists. the national socialist workers party or whatever it is called. don't give them the time of day. one of the things i've been talking about identity politics for years as being racist and this is why. everybody gave a pass to other groups talking about their racial identity and this was the be all and end all. and now suddenly up pop a group of white people. this is exactly what happens. this is a really disgusting thing. >> sorry, sorry. what did the left do here? they didn't hold the meeting at the reagan center over the weekend? >> the left -- whether it's black lives matter or la raza and you can go back and back and back. groups -- groups that identify themselves byace provoked this group to identify by race. this is america -- >> -- this is a problem with your argument jeff -- >> go ahead christine. >> they are not identifying by race. this isn't a meeting of, you know, the german club or something like that at a high school. this is a group of individuals, jeffrey who stood in a

audience members giving a nazi salute. without denouncing the alt right by name, trump's transition team said in a statement, president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind and he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. and that statement not satisfying trump's critics who are unhappy and concerned about his choice of chief strategist steve bannon. steve bannon, as you know, chris, and alisyn, the founder of breitbart and bannon made it very clear that breitbart was, in part, a platform for the alt right. in a separate situation trump, as you know, has had this very tense relationship with the press. part of the reason he had the meeting with media executives and anchors, and he continues to tweet about problems that he's been having with the "new york times." three tweets so far this morning about an interview he was supposed to have with "the times" and apparently not happening now. quote, i canceled today's meeting with failing ""new york times." not nice. two tweets criticizing "

when they are saying, you know, clearly using nazi salutes, you know, nazi representations. why not just say that's wrong? >> i don't think he wants to highlight a certain event. i don't think he wants to give these people a platform that they absolutely do not deserve. by saying we repeatedly denounce racism, it's uncalled for, has no place in this administration, he's calling them out without naming them, without elevating aem then giving them prominence on the national stage. donald trump repeatedly denounced this. looked into the camera on the "60 minutes" interview when asked about french people creating violence, said there's no place for this, cut it out. created unity on day one, president-elect, one of the first 100 words out of his mouth in the speech. he's doing exactly what he should. >> he did do that on "60 minutes." over the weekend, he came out harshly against the cast of "hamilton," than he did people call it an alt-right group, neo nazis with nazi salutes. >> he doesn't want to name them, doesn't want anyone to watch that who risk vidhorrific video. he gave

with nazi salutes. denouncing jews and. >> he doesn't want to name them, doesn't want anyone to watch that horrific video. there's no place in society for the words we just saw. i don't think he wants people racing to look these people up. he gave "hamilton" a callout. or named them outright because "hamilton" is an innocuous play who makes bad political speeches. they're an innocuous play. he's not going to highlight a fringe group. >> is this enough from the trump administration. >> it's not enough. i think my issue with mr. trump, a lot of folks' issue he has not been as specific on issues of racism and xenophobia as he has been on "hamilton" or "the new york times" or cnn for that matter. his video of his transition, what he's going to do in his first 100 days. i'd love to see him use social media to denounce hate, denounce the white nationalist group specifically. because that is what they need to hear. by not causing them by name specifically, it means in some way, shape, or form, it's okay for it

hail victory. >> those are nazi salutes.tioned whether jews are, in fact, people. in a statement, trump transition spokesman brian lanza, does not mention that gathering specifically, but says, quote, president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind, and he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. to think otherwise is a complete misrepresentation of the movement that unit americans from all backgrounds. again, it did not address this meeting over the weekend. the southern poverty law center says the alt-right movement is a rebranding of white nationalism and now there are worries it is reaching the white house in trump's pick for the chief strategist, steve bannon. steve bannon was the head of the website, breitbart, which is often a platform for alt-right thinkers. joining me now is hollywood reporter, columnist michael wolfe who interviewed steve bannon at length in a fascinating article. we've heard all kinds of things about steve bannon and he's no doubt heard all kinds of things abo

>> well, you saw those arms up there, the nazi style. a former reality tv star tila tequila tweeted a picture of herself in the nazi salute. ryan lanza of the trump transition team also released this statement. president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind and he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. to think otherwise is a complete misrepresentation of the movement that united americans from all backgrounds. let's start with richard. we trust your organization. this big meeting over the weekend is the kind of thing that i think deserves note from everybody. and it shouldn't just go by with the people who did the nazi salute. everyone should know what's going on. what is this group up to? this national policy institute, with what looks like a white national crusade going on within our borders? >> that's exactly right, chris. and it's a scary development and trump and bannon have given them a new platform. you know, these groups used to exist on the fringe of society, you know, breitbart has give

that was affirmed by nazi officials. as persecution of german jews was intensifying in europe, civil rights organization in the u.s. were hammering home parallels between not see racial policies and america's segregation, arguing that the only essential difference between a nazi mob hunting down juice and central europe, and american mob burning men at the state in mississippi is that one is encouraged by its national government, and one is just tolerated. american civil rights organizations made a lot of use of nazi fixation on segregating show thesees, to laws were an affront to urban democracy. the urban league editorialized the fact that hitler's adopted the jim crow law to be proof enough that it is delicious and progressive -- malicious and repressive and its purpose. questioned how students attending segregated schools could be taught to believe that hitler's rantings about a superior race were absurd. the report concluded unwittingly, we are raising a new generation of little fascists. throughout the war, black a

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that was confirmed by nazi officials. as persecution of german jews was intensifying in europe, civil rights organizations in u.s. were hammering home nazi racial policies and american segregation, arguing the only essential difference between a nazi mob hunting down jews in central europe and america mob burning black men at the stake in mississippi, one is encouraged by its national government and one is just tolerated by its national government. american civil rights organizations need a lot of years of nazi fixation on segregating public spaces to strengthen their case that these laws were an affront to democratic system the urban league in 1941, the magazine editorialized the fact hitler adopted the jim crow should be proof enough it isma malicious d intent and segregation in new jersey was illegal but widespread, questioned how students attended segregated schools could be taught to believe hitler's rantings about a superior race were absurd. the report concluded that unwittingly, we are raising a new generation of

no, it is not all right, to be neo-nazi in this country.ust as -- if we're going to raise those spektrs, just remember when people didn't rise up against the nazis, when 24er7 in their midst. it's not right, and the president himself has to be the standard bearer of this, he has to be seen as a president of all the people. that's what we want. >> i totally agree with that, david. >> he has to be abrasive and inclusive. >> at the same time, you don't want to give unnecessary oxygen to some of these hateful rhetoric. and it is -- >> it's breitbart that gave them the unnecessary oxygen. breitbart is what helped give them the platform. >> i'm talking about these neo-nazis in washington. >> thank you, interesting conversation, i appreciate it, all of you. >>> donald trump won the election, is he losing the battle with the entertainment world? remember when they used to say, "free shipping and handling"? what ever happened to the "handling"? i do all the handling. can you handle this laptop before we ship it, nick? there's free shipping, and hand

members of the white nationalist group were then performing the nazi party salute. continuing his remarks, spencer attacked members of the media -- alling them "lugenpresse" -- the nazi-era word that translates to "lying press." "spencer says: "no one will honour us for losing gracefully. no one mourns the great crimes committed against us. for us it is conquer or die. " " the restaurant that hosted the event has since apologized and said it would donate ten- thousand dollars to the anti- defamation league. trump's transition team also responding in a statement monday, saying the president-elect continues to denounce racism of any kind. trouble off the runway at omaha's airport. three people are recovering from injuries in nebraska ... after a s-u-v smashed into a terminal yesterday afternoon. police say a man who had just arrived from out of town, lost control of the vehicle ... and slammed into his own brother as well as a woman in a wheelchair. " conahan says: "he was unfamiliar with the vehicle and he said he got and then ended up shifting it into drive. he thou

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members raising their arms in the nazi salute amid declarations of hail trump.en to what richard spencer, white supremacist group's leader, said in a speech that was filled with anti-semitism and nazi propaganda. >> america was, until this past generation, a white country designed for ourselves and our posterity. it is our creation. it is our inheritance. and it belongs to us. >> and that is, of course, completely false, what america is about. but this is about how will trump deal with this kind of support. the transition team released a statement saying that trump denounces any form of racism, but he did not rebuke them, even in this statement, by name. why not? let's discuss with jackie kucinich and david drucker. the guy doesn't like what happens at "hamilton." he doesn't like what happens on "snl," and he'll go off for hours about it in detail. but nazis stand up and talk about him, david drucker, and he's anonymous about it. they're mild about it in their pushback, and they always have been. why? >> it's never really made sense to me. you know, trump has an

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this comes after a video came out showing trump supporters using gestures and terms linked to the nazis. >> >> reporter: controversial erupted over a video of a speech in washington, d.c saturday, showing some audience members appearing to give a nazi salute in >> hail trump, hail our people, hail victory. >> richard spencer is president of the national policy institute, which held the conference >> the miracle was until this past generation, a white country designed for ourselves. it is our creation, it is our inheritance, and it belongs to us. >> reporter: mr. trump, who was criticized during his campaign for not distancing himself from white supremacist david duke spoke to the new york times about white supremacist and he said he does not want to energize them. >> they are trying to attach their views to him and his campaign. >> reporter: they welcome mr. trump clarifying his position, but their research showed an increase in anti-semetic activity by white nationalists during his campaign >> they are trying to move themselves into the mainstream. >> >> reporter: on tuesday, mr. trump

nazi salutes. >>> and new details on the global business ties.eds of companies in dozens of countries. a situation we have never seen before. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> albany medicways a good morn. i'm boris sanchez. we start the day with donald trump. leading a new series of transition meetings and pack up to the mar-a-lago estate in florida for thanksgiving. the transition team hinted and monday passed without announcements. the focus was on policy posting a web video with plans for the first 100 days in office. politics reporter sara murray has the latest from trump tower. >> reporter: good morning, boris and christine. the revolving door at trump t r tower continued to churn with the candidates for his cabinet. he met with tulsi gabbard. the other potential announcement we are looking out for is commerce secretary. sources say that donald trump has all but settled on wilbur ross. it is unclear if we will get that announcement. meanwhile, donald trump is still mostly avoiding the press, he is laying out his strate

with this neo-nazi group that has rebranded itself as the alt-right.be outraged by many likes like "hamilton" and "sn "snl." should he be more fervent in his denouncing of them? should he get on twitter or give a speech instead of saying to a group like the "new york times" "i disavow." >> i think a unity speech would be very nice. one speech after his presidency just uniting the country, it was a divisive election. that would be a nice thing. >> charles. >> it was divisive because he made it divisive. it was divisive along racial and ethnic and religious lines because he made it divisive along racial, ethnic, and religious lines, when he says islam hates us, those are his words saying islam hates us. when he says words like "law and order" fanny lou hamer says black people know what white people mean when they say law and order. it's not that you're coming in to help and protect us, it's that you want to crack down on us. this idea -- this is not built out of nowhere. the idea this man would use racial division and ethnic division and religious divisi

howard dean referring to trump's senior adviser, he's talking about steve bannon, as a nazi. i mean, there seems to be an attempt to really scare people right now. am i right on that? >> well, in the case of that nbc tweet, outrageously misleading, and if somebody who did that worked for me, i would fire the person. as far as the continued attacks against president-elect trump, liberal commentators are going to do that. unfortunately, they look like they are absolutely refusing to accept the results of the election. 60 million people voted for this guy. it might be nice -- i'm not saying they should drop their opposition or not speak out against policies they disagree with or appointments they disagree with, but it might be nice if they said, gee, it would be good if we could find areas to work together for the good of the country. many of these people also complaining when barack obama was elected that the right wasn't granting him that courtesy. trish: perhaps this is part of what he's addressing with them right now. we will stay tuned. thank you so much, howie. watch howie

one of the speakers praised donald trump with that used in nazi germany. >> for us as europeans, it is only normal again when we are great again. heil trump, heil your victory. >> he intended his word to be ironic and ebe it is not a neonazi movement. they are saying president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind. he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. >>> sax fifth avenue is getting into the holiday spirit revealing the festive window display. new yorkers gathered to watch the show.

he denounced the neo-nazi movement hailing his victory, and he even indicated that he has an open mind when it comes to climate change. are we seeing -- who is this donald trump? >> you know, this has been the story of this transition. he turns up the temperature, it turns down the temperature. i think that -- i sort of feel like the "new york times" got the press conference we were supposed to get today before donald trump went on vacation. but i thought it was very revealing, and it shows this sort of push and pull inside the transition team. perhaps the push and pull inside donald trump's mind as to what kind of president he's going to be. is he going to be this president that we saw on the campaign trail who was sort of a fire-breathing, scorched-earth guy, or is the presidency, the weight of the presidency starting to pod rate his views? he was starting to indicate in the "60 minutes" interview he was not going to go after hillary clinton and it was campaign rhetoric, and i think today was sort of the final nail in that. we are not going to see hillary clinton indicted or prosecut

you call a nazi a nazi when they self-identify as a nazi.r of the alt-right. you call an anti-semite an anti-semite. there was a fascinating article in the "huffington post" by luke o'brian about his sort of spending time at the center of the alt-right during the election period, and he warnings us that there are sentiments of these quote unquote keyboard race warriors are going to be with us for a very long time. we see areas in northern virginia and i'll give you a couple of names where we see a move to name a body of water in northern virginia, it was once named n lake and now the moniker it's been given is lost coon lake. some of the websites that are online now, the daily stormer, the traditionalist warrior party, if you go on and take a look at these websites and look at the traffic and the things that they write about, many americans are concerned about the use of the internet for purposes of terrorism outside of the united states, these people are breeding terrorism within the borders of our country. >> the one piece of good news is

running away from nazi dogs. getting shot by nazi machine guns. and finally going full hitler. know sealing them do this is pretty messed up, but that is actually a sanctioned ice skating move called the schindler's twist. ( laughter ) high degree of difficulty because you have to do it while avoid the voices in your head going, no! these guys have taken the most serious event in history and combined it with the silliest art form in h history, like cirque du soleil presents 9/11. ( audience reacts ) it's a good show. ( laughter ) by the way, the dancers got a perfect ten. know why? because judges can't give holocaust victims bad scores. they have been through enough. russias, i don't want to get in the way of your creative process, but let's have a truly. you can still dance like no one's watching but ice dance like everyone's watching. donald trump will probably ask him to perform at his inauguration. ( laughter ) >> trevor: adam lowitt, we'll be right back. yea, just text me. you're gonna get a text. this must be what antonio brown feels like in the end zone. [crowd cheering]

it's racist nazi garbage that we her from them over the weekend. say that if you're the trump team? >> i mean, look, these people are idiots, you and i both -- but the fact is, donald trump has said this, like, i don't endorse these people, i don't support them, i denounce them. if he wants to run around every single time some moron comes out and throws up his right hand and says i'm for white america, whatever, he's going to spend his entire presidency trying to respond to stupid people. let's move forward. look, these people are idiots. that's what it comes down to. >> doing it blocks from the white house. doing it in his name. >> right. >> when asked specifically about it, they had the statement, you know, has continued to denounce racism. david gergen called it a namby pamby response to hate speech. >> look, hillary clinton -- >> donald trump is the president of the united states and he was asked about people who said anti-semitic neo-nazi stuff. >> i would just say stop this garbage, stop being stupid. >> angela. >> i think what's interesting

inglourious basterds." >> we're going to be doing one thing and one thing only, killing nazis. sharyl: the intelligence the real spies gathered about nazi troop movements proved vital to defeating hitler. that was one mission and a handful of heroes. operators working through europe, asia, and africa, almost a third were women. they went behind the lines on covert operations, underwater and from the air. the greatest generation of special ops and spies. today, there are few left. billings would like for him and the other survivors to be awarded the congressional medal, not only for their sake, but also for history's sake. john billings: wel that we did a good job. sharyl: john billings is still flying airplanes. the senate passed a bill to give all the oss veterans the congressional gold medal. late this week, we heard from the oss society, they tell us the house will vote on awarding the medal, one source tells us that vote will happen after thanksgiving. congratulations to all the brave americans who served. next week on "full measure." you may be tired of turkey by then, so

it's a story of how women manage to survive in the dark days of the nazi occupation and it encompasses women such as jewelers, housewives, tadej, dancers, singers, and really all the women who found themselves in this situation and their myriad responses to the occupations by an enemy. so the real question is why hasn't it been addressed before? why has it taken so long for historians to examine this diverse range of responses to the enemy? this picture helps to understand because it was taken in 2015. that's last year. last year president hollande, and let us not into the purity of his motives, decided it was time to read very two of the most famous women resistance in the pantheon. that's france's secular temple to the grace and good, and it has carved on the pandemic outside to the great men of france, a grateful fatherland. so not surprisingly perhaps, into last year, only one woman was buried there in her own right, mary curie. but actually what you see in this picture, the trickle or draped over a coffin is not actually the bodies, who was the niece of the general, not the daught

attendees raise their arms inn the traditional nazi salute. >> hail trump. hail our people.e. hail h hail victory. striverr,e is to be a the crusader, and explore and a conqueror. we build, we produce, we go up word. and we recognize central light of american race relations. we do not exploit other groups. fromn't gain anythingng their presence. ththey need uss and not the othr way around. was, untitil this p past generation, a white country designed for ourselves and our posterity. it is our crereation. itit is ourur inheritance. and itit belongs to us. that is alt-right leader richard spencer speakiking over the weekend. when asked by the "new york times" about donald trump, spencer said -- "i do think we have a psychic connection, or you can say a deeper connection, with donald trump in a way that we simply do not have with most republicans." leaders of the alt-right movement have been emboldened since trump's election, particularly since he named steve bannon to become his chief strategist after first being his cacampaign managerer. bannon is the former

. >>> a man in san tran is being criticized for flying a nazi flag over his home of it was in response to donald trump. his flag was flying over his home in dolores heights this afternoon. located on the corner of sanchez and 21st streets. the homeowner said he was trying to make a statement about the election. didn't realize people would take it seriously. angry neighbor confronted the homeowner this afternoon. >> it was a comment on our new president-elect. >> that's okay, but i do think that that actually -- i can see where you're coming from that but that actually is the wrong impression impression because it makes it seem like you're supportive of nazis. as your neighbor i don't think it's funny. it's not a cool thing to do i don't get it. >> okay. i'll take it down. >> thank you vessel. i really appreciate it. >> after the confrontation he did take it down replaced it with his california rainbow flag e. says he is not a nazi supporter. >>> a range of emotions today from people in the bay area who are coming to terms with donald trump as our president-elect. emily turner found hea

during dinner performing the nazi salute. the next day the national policy institute held a conference to celebrate donald trump's election. >> hail, trump! hail, our people! hail, victory! >> the group's website says it advocates for the heritage and identity of european descent in the u.s. yesterday, the trump transition team issued a statement saying president-elect trump has continued to denounce racism of any kind and he was elected because he will be a leader for every american. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will take a look at donald trump business holdings and any potential conflicts of interest as he prepares to take office. >>> a man accused of gunning a

trump on those nazi salutes. the oup celebrating his win. >>> breaking news. >>> and the new security bulletin just out before the holiday,. >>> good evening. and much more on that major new storm affecting millions in a mome here, but first, the other horror on an american road. that deadly school bus crash. and tonight here, as we come on, we have new reporting on the young driver, just 24 years old. the children who survived the crash are now talking to us tonight.wh five ofheir classmates were killed. several i critical condition at this hour. and this evening, we have learned the driver had just been in an accident, and got his license to drive that school bus just months ago. abc's david kerley is in chattanooga tonight. >> reporter: the battered school bus. the wreckage, tonight, is evidence in thisra high speed crash. among the young lives lost, >> i instantly got that feeling. i sa my other two kids, momma, momma. >> reporter: tonight, the manslaughter.ed withic jothony walker was involved in another acc

nazi salutes to celebrate trump's election.his morning, team trump responds. >>> and top candidates for the treasury secretary. welcome to "early start." i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. nice to see you. new closed door transition meetings on the agenda at trump tower in new york before trump heads to florida for thanksgiving. the transition team hinting there may be new cabinet announcements today. monday passed without announcements. instead the focus on policy. here it is. the web video with an early look at placns for the first 100 day in office. we have sara murray with the latest from trump tower. >> reporter: boris and christine, the revolving door continued to churn in candidates for a trump cabinet on monday. among the meetings was with congresswoman gapberd. the other announcement we are looking out for is commerce secretary. multiple sources say donald trump has all but settled on wilbur ross. it is unclear if we will get that announcement. while trump is mostly avoiding the pr

then the senior adviser isn't a nazi. >> well. it's been reported in the last several days, wolf, that a pair of indian businessmen moet with donald trump last week and that trump also talked about his business. the trump transition team put out a statement saying trump did not have that discussion about his business interests with the argentinian president, and they say any reports otherwise are completely untrue. we should also point out, wolf, i talked to a couple sources close to mitt romney earlier today. that speculation that he's up for secretary of state, one source cautioned me on this saying, it could take awhile between trump and rodney. so don't forget an announcement right away, wolf. >> jim a costa in new york. . let's bring in our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin. drew, these questions are being raised by meetings we just heard about, that the president-elect and his adult children are already living in -- what are you earning? >> the biggest economic problem appears to be trump's overseas deals. vari