israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be hoping for a shift in u.s.ast government reporter has more from tel aviv. what does benjamin netanyahu want from trump when it comes to a policy on iran? >> first of all, netanyahu wants trump to see iran as part of the problem in the middle east, rather than the solution to the problems of the middle east. so that is the first thing that netanyahu once for him to do, to do a total shift of approach, because obama saw iran as part of the solution and tried to give iran incentives to behave and to act in accordance with the u.s. expectations, and that's why we saw that nuclear total 180srael once a shift on how the u.s. approaches iran. what about the palestinians? what is their position? netanyahu will get all of his ducks in a row and meet with trump, but what is the palestinian side of this? what are they saying? >> the palestinians are quite concerned. inmp has said various things terms of his foreign-policy, but one of the things he said is is notrael -- that he going to pressure israel and that a settlemen

netanyahu is going to get all of his ducks in a row and meet with donald trump. the palestinian side of this? what are they saying? >> the palestinians are quite , of course. donald trump has said various things in terms of foreign policy. one of the things he said is that israel, he is not going to pressure israel. settlement should come between two states, which of course the palestinians believe it should be international pressure on israel. that is why they have been promoting the french peace initiative. so the palestinians are concerned and they are concerned that donald trump is going to move the israeli embassy to jerusalem from tel aviv, which is something that has not been done even though others have promised that in campaigns before. they are concerned that donald trump is going to take a harder line and ignore their interests. they will take stronger action in the united nations to do things that will make their life -- in israel harder. we have to see who this plays names asdonald trump ambassador and who his key nominations in this regard will be.

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu recored this video.. congratulating the president elect and promising teamwork in the years ahead. israel is grateful for the broad support it enjoys among the american people, and i am confident that the two of us bring the great alliance between our two countries to even greater heights. netanyahu also said he looks forward to working with trump to improve security.. prosperity and peace. german chancellor angela merkel spoke today.. saying there is no other country outside europe she wants closer ties with than the u-s. merkel says whoever leads america carries a responsibility that can be felt across the globe. won the white house.... libertarian nominee.... gary johnson spoke to an audience..... in albuquerque, new mexico. he blamed his loss..... on being kept out of the debates..... leading up to election day. and you know what, we weren't in the presidential debates and that sucks! (crowd cheering) and so if there's one thing that comes out of this campaign, it's 'hey, the presidential debate commi

netanyahu warned leaving it in place would draw international scrutiny. netanyahu voted in favor of the bill, fearing a backlash from his conservative political rivals. in 2006, similar efforts to dismantle israeli settlements led to clashes, the site of soldiers fighting with citizens sent shock waves through israel. officials and the international community have criticized israeli settlements, arguing many are built on stolen palestinian property. settlements undermine an u independent statement. >> all israeli settlement activities are illegal. >> reporter: settlers have vowed to resist the dismantling, raising the possibility that violent clashes could break out between israeli citizens and israeli security forces. >> connor powell tonight. thank you very much. >>> the transition process continues. we are waiting for some of the glamour positions to be filled. we will talk about it with the panel when we come back. >>> the president-elect and his extraordinary talented family are going to work with the best legal minds in this country and create the p

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netanyahu warned leaving it in place would draw international scrutiny. netanyahu voted in favor of the bill, fearing a backlash from his conservative political rivals. in 2006, similar efforts to dismantle israeli settlements led to clashes, the site of soldiers fighting with citizens sent shock waves through israel. officials and the international community have criticized israeli settlements, arguing many are built on stolen palestinian property. settlements undermine an u independent statement. >> all israeli settlement activities are illegal. >> reporter: settlers have vowed to resist the dismantling, raising the possibility that violent clashes could break out between israeli citizens and israeli security forces. >> connor powell tonight. thank you very much. >>> the transition process continues. we are waiting for some of the glamour positions to be filled. we will talk about it with the panel when we come back. our eyes...they have a 200-degree range of sight... which is good for me hey! ... and bad for the barkley twins. take care of all your mos

and the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, forbid his ministers from directly contacting trumpisers. japanese prime minister shinzo abe says the trans-pacific partnership would be meaningless without the united states, that after trump promised yesterday to pull out of the deal. that was a campaign commitment he made throughout. the article -- argentine president said trump's daughter ivanka was on a phone call when he was speaking to the new president-elect. and a clarissa ward joins us from london. how did donald trump upset the british prime minister with that one tweet? >> reporter: well, wolf, it's a storm's in a teacup as they say here in the united kingdom essentially president-elect donald trump tweeted that "many people would like to see nigel faraj represent great britain as their ambassador to the united states. he would do a great job. worth taki taking into account controversial figure somewhat here in the uk. he is one of the main faces of the leave europe or brexit campaign. this tweet by president-elect trump was rebutted almost instantaneously by number ten wit

. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu offered best wishes to president-elect trump.l hear about his take. test test i'm here in bristol, virginia. and now...i'm in bristol, tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. no matter which state in the country you live in, you could save hundreds on car insurance by switching to geico. look, i'm in virginia... i'm in tennessee... virginia... tennessee... and now i'm in virginessee. see how much you could save on car insurance. or am i in tennaginia? hmmm... >>> president-elect trump, my friend, congratulations on being elected president of the united states of america. you are a great friend of israel. >> that was israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, offering his hearty congratulations the day after the presidential election of donald trump. it's no secret the prime minister has had strains with president obama and his administration, especially over the controversial iranian nuclear deal. what can we expect will be different in the trump administration? joining us now is ambass

. >>> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a stern message for his government.o not talk to donald trump. netanyahu now calling on ministers to run any and all communications by his office or the israeli embassy in washington. here's why. president-elect trump is now meeting with an israeli right wing politician. nahtali bennett is calling for an end to the palestinian state and he wants jerusalem to be the capitol of israel. with me is the former assistant secretary of state. welcome, sir. >> hi, carol. >> hi. what do you make of that? >> well, i think what it really indicates is that prime minister netanyahu wants to speak as head of state to the new trump administration when it comes in. he doesn't want people freelancing, particularly those people in a government administration. one policy out of tel aviv and not people freelancing on their own to imply policy to the trump administration before they take the seat of power here in washington, d.c. >> that's not the top priority. he has a number of issues he wants to work with the americans on. the u.s./israel

the investor has demanded a prisoner release that netanyahu has canceled.dented steps to ease bad air-quality. as demonstrators protested, local government shutdown schools for three days and put a five day ban on construction and demolition. those concerned in india could be at risk if the government cannot clean up the polluted air. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am erik johnson. this is bloomberg. vonnie: let's go to abigail doolittle as we check on the markets. we are looking at technology. abigail: we have the major averages in the u.s. surgeon. over the last few weeks it has been a different story. on friday, the vix had its first-ever nine-day spike higher. the s&p 500 dropped for nine days in a low. its longest losing streak since 1980. the question is are we bouncing higher, or are we seeing weakness? when we go into the bloomberg and start off with currencies, the foundation for all asset classes, when we look at this function, this is the charge of the new zealand dolla

that is what prime minister benjamin netanyahu said. if they find out fires are arson and fire investigators say there is no doubt some are arson, they will be treated as terrorism. not only because of the damage they caused here. again, more than 700 buildings damaged in haifa alone and because of the reason for setting the fires to kill people in some of the major cities in northern israel. we heard a short time ago a fire 30 kilometers away from us. ten families have been evacua d evacuated. this problem is not over as we continue to track conditions and high winds across the country. >> okay. oren in haifa, thank you. >>> thanksgiving brought tragedy in kentucky. fatal shooting at a football game. a witness was live streaming on facebook when the shots rang out. here is mary maloney. >> reporter: a hail of bullets force a crowd of people to take cover. when the gunfire stops, the screaming begins. [ screams ] >> reporter: this louisville park hosted the juice bowl. an annual football tournament. kids, parents and friends and neighbo

began talks with foreign leaders wednesday, including a call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump invited him to the u-s after he's inaugurated. he also had a call with the president of mexico, who described it as a cordial conversation. and then there's the question of who will join president-elect cabinet. a few names are ?expected to be on the short list. including newt gingrich... who could be in line for "secretary of state." rudy giuliani is expected to be the frontrunner for attorney general. chris christie could also be up for that job... or something else in the justice department. christie is ?already heading up trumps' transition team. and retired three-star general michael flynn could be tapped as national security adviser. another name that's been rumored to be on trump's cabinet list... our governor, fox news channel's neil cavuto spoke with governor scott after the election. the governor compared himself to president elect trump.. saying they were both political outsiders.. who went against the establishment.. governor scott also criticized the affordable car

benjamin netanyahu calling him a true friend of the state of israel. lauren: thousands of protesters across the country taking to the streets in major cities burning flags and setting fire expressing their disapproval of tunnel chance election. chicago, los angeles and new york city. >> the entire election was an outrage. >> i think they trump -- [inaudible] this is the people wanting to a lack. >> hillary clinton appears to have won the popular vote despite losing the electoral count. trained to look at the market action. when markets are selling off, the nikkei was down over 5%. a dramatic selloff. now after today's trading a today's trading to close up almost 7% in japan. the shanghai composite up 1.3%. a sharp rally in europe as well. 1% gain for the cac in paris. the ftse in london that three quarters of 1%. it started off to the downside. overnight last night yesterday moved higher throughout the day came 255-point and tacking onto the dow futures up 145 points this morning and now could set a record over the three days of gains. after rising for

netanyahu? >> reporter: trump instance vacation with his family and he is expected to name or cabinet members today. >>> at a california animal sanctuary, otters and children are swimming together, but this the pool. it is actually a form of therapy. chris martinez explains. >> reporter: seven-year-old hannah evans is having a great time with her two new friends.>> we were at the pool having fun and they are so cute. >> reporter: hannah has said life-threatening gastrointestinal disorder. they are there be animals trained to work with children have the make-a-wish foundation arrange the visit to the animal sanctuary, nurtured by nature. kevin yates is one of the founders. >> it is a positive day where they can be free of thinking of the pain or illness or the treatment they are going through. it is important to treat the psyche and have a good outlook especially when you are in pain or scared. >> reporter: he gave hannah a her parents say she will carry close to her heart on days that are harder

and benjamin netanyahu from israel, looking to strengthen and donald trump, no sleep for him. just a beautiful evening. the forgotten man and woman will not be forgotten again. we will come together as never before. that is donald trump's latest tweet as president-elect. >>> the sugar tax. 54% of the votes with. a 2% excise tax with beverages for 12 grams of sugar per 12 ounces. second such tax following berkeley california. >>> marijuana, california, massachusetts, nevada all voted in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana. and maine is still holding out >>> turning to the united states, the trial for th accused south carolina church the 21st, for dylann roof to have an evaluation. the prosecutors say his motive was to provoke a race war. could be sentenced to death if convicted. >>> police investigating a robbery when he took place. the suspect shot and killed and the officer also shot. the details have not been released yet. >>> an aurora man is sentenced to first-degree murder for shooting his girlfriend in the face. she was found covered in blood he could face 80 year

benjamin netanyahu is a bit of an outlier. lot of them will come into this very tentative and be looking to see if trump is statesman,ake on a and if he does take one on, i think there is a chance they will at least be ready to try to work with him, but if trump caves in a volatile way, this could get ugly and rocky fast. mark: i keep coming back to mike pence. i wonder how involved he will be. our last two vice presidents were heavily involved. who is the secretary of state? who was national security advisor? trump has an interest in security policy, but i do not think he will be day-to-day, nitty-gritty on all that stuff. john: part of me thinks the story we heard during the election fight, when they try to get john kasich to come on the ticket, "you'll do foreign policy" andomestic supposedly donald trump junior said his dad's role would be making america great again -- i think there was a little bit of truth to that. mark: we'll talk about the state of the democratic party following last night's stinging defeat of hillary

prime minister netanyahu has been my personal friend for many years. i never to go israel without spending time with him. and continuing world. >> well, giuliani or bolton might face opposition. it's great to have you on, senator rand paul. i was one of those who thought you would win this whole thing and i was wrong. >> a little bit off. a little bit off there. >> i thought country was ready for freedom from big government in the right way. one thing that he thought they campaigned on was he thought it was stupid, stupid wars. he didn't like regime change. he tackled hillary clinton again and again for taking us into country after country, supporting war in each country. and now we hear he's talking about naming john bolton, mr. neo con hawk, as his secretary of state. how does that sit with you? >> well, one of the reasons i endorsed donald trump was that i liked the fact that he saw the iraq war as a mistake. he thought that regime change was a mistake and the unintended consequences of regime change is that the world was less safe. that our nationa

he has started the work of transition, spikin speaking to foreign leaders, including netanyahu. and mexican president, described conversation as cordial about areas they could find common agreement. lou: thank you very much. up to date on latest figures, president elect winning 279 electoral votes to clinton's 228. 3 states, as carl reported have not yet been called. arizona, michigan, new hampshire, hill right now is ahead with a popular vote, with lead of just about 206,000. joining me now to assess what was a historic election and a extraordinary 24 hours. great america pack strategist, veteran of 9 presidential campaigns himself, ed rollins. ed, let me say to you, congratulations. >> thank you. lou: a terrific win for donald trump and the campaign team. pulitzer prize winning columnist for new yornew york post" michael goodwin. >> thank you. lou: let's start with the feeling that you have here and compare if you will to 9 other campaigns. >> only one i can compare is reagan of 1980, we knew we could win but we were beat up badly by carter, but we knew country wanted to throw

netanyahu to an early visit here in the u.s. bret. >> james, thank you. there may be some significant an accept accepts fm hollywood soon. some swore they would leave the country if trump were to win. barbra streisand told interview interviewer she would either go to australia or that country. we are cleaning it up a bit, that physical that unpleasant person wins, jackson would take his posteriorier to south africa. and cher said she would not just leave the country, she said she would leave the planet. jupiter she said is looking good. let's talk about how the mainstream media failed to see the trump upset coming at all. fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz is here tonight. joe political columnist for the hill is in new york. okay, guys, just a flavor here. politico, we were all wrong. that seems obvious, right? but we were more than wrong. we were laughably owe bolivia i can'oblivious.the "ned the story all around it and story of the lifetime. "the washington post" to put it bluntly the media missed the story. in the end,

netanyahu? what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everyone else will respect. >> except jon meachem, i have to ask you for more historical context. you have the conway rebellion. you have the communication director for a president-elect saying that he has "betrayed his supporters" by even considering a candidate for secretary of state. this would be -- i think jake sherman said this would be like david ing david axelrod going on "meet the press" saying barack obama has betrayed his supporters by considering hillary clinton for secretary of state. this would be like karl rove saying george w. bush has betrayed his supporters for considering colin powell as secretary of state. is there any parallel? this is -- this is an act of sabotage. can you think of any parallel where someone accused their own president-elect of betrayal? >> no. the only thing i can think of and you remember this, too, is there were the true reagan believers in '80, '81, '82, '83 who believed that jim baker george bu

benjamin netanyahu has blamed the fires on arsonists and says any proof of them being started to liberallyill be treated as terrorism. -- if started to liberally. reporter:

netanyahu? i'm all for part of unity, but i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. but again, let me repeat. what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everyone else will respect. governor romney ran for the same office four years ago and lost spectacularly. it's donald trump who won 364 electoral votes. donald trump won wisconsin for the first time since 1984, won pennsylvania, won florida, won iowa. >> both romney and corker will meet with trump tomorrow night. romney, in fact, is having dinner with trump. >>> the vp elect promises some very important announcements tomorrow. steve cortez, republican strategist. steve, let me ask you more on romney. kellyanne conway makes it clear that she is making attacks for those who don't want him. mike huckabee, the former governor of arkansas. what is it that really bugs people about romney? >> chris, i'll tell you, those of us who are in politics, no matter where you fall in partisan terms, we love palace intrigue,

netanyahu called them now pyroterror events which i think is very, very good term.o wants to wipe them off the map. so it's not outside the realm of possibility to have the arsons in the past, a sons going on and the futures for them as well. out of that 2001 tragedy they were able to institute a fairly robust aerial fire' system. the expression never let a tragedy go to waste. i think other countries are getting involved. greece, turkey, cyprus, italy. israel is in a tough spot. we know that. they have been in a tough to the for a long time. we have seen the big city haitha as well as the religious farming community that are settlement community. it's not outside the realm of possibility to realize some of those community were in areas once flynn controlled, and it's as tinder box. no pun intended. >> president obama says he would love to make an israel palestine deal to help. what do you think? could the trumps achieve that? >> it is certainly something that i would like to see. and i think many people would like to see. kirshekirshner. his far it was a real estat

scott pelley and the team netanyahu work will begin coverage at 7:00 and stay on it all night if necessary and at 9:00, you can join us on cbsboston.com. this is cool. on facebook. we'll have an election webcast and it will be very interactive. we'll answer your questions. >>> a brighton man charged with murder and carjacking everett. prosecutorssay 27-year-old keith herring called to arrange a marijuana deal. he is accused of shooting gary duff-turcott and stealing his car. they tracked him down via the victim's cell phone. >>> and take a look at this. investigatorssay that the ford explorer ran a red light and hit a hyundai. driver jumped out but it was still in drive so it rolled into the river. the hyundai driver had minor injuries. police cited the driver of the explorer for failure to stop. >>> the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general, janet reno, has died from complications of parkinson's disease. she was highly criticized for the waco was 78 years old. >>> boston's fbi division has moved out of the city and they're setting up shop else where. they will be based at this new

netanyahu? >> the president-elect is florida, and his transition team says he's been contacted by more than 40 world leaders. meg, more cabinet and staff annoucements are expected monday, meg. >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> there were mass shootings in a number of cities this weekend including new orleans. one man is dead, and nine others injured after an overnight shooting in the french quarter - o were arrested.t. it's not clear whether the victims were targeted. >>> a civil rights group is protection of mosques after threatening letters were sent to three mosques in california. investigators are trying to track down whoever sent the handwritten, photo-copied letters. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial of dylann roof. he's accused of murdering nine african americans at a bible meeting in june of 2015. on friday, a federal judge ruled that roof is mentally competent to stand trial and could face chattanooga, tennessee this weekend for two of the six children killed last week in a

. >> prime minister netanyahu has been my friend -- personal friend for 25 years. i never go to israel without and i feel i can call him that, and i know the world. >> well, giuliani or bolton might face opposition from those who thought the iraq war was a disaster. would likely oppose either of those two gentlemen and he's joining us right now. great to have you on senator rand paul. i was one of those who thought you would win this whole thing and i was wrong. >> you were just a little bit off. >> i think the country is ready from freedom from big government in the right way. let me ask you about these two guys. one thing that -- let me get this straight. one thing that donald trump campaigned on was that he thought the iraq war was stupid, "stupid war" he used the frame. he didn't like regime change. he tackled hillary clinton for taking us into country after country supporting each war one after another, iraq, libya, syria. naming john bolton, mr. neocon hawk as his secretary of state. how does that fit with you? sit with you? donald trump was that i liked the

netanya netanyahu?unity, but i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. let me repeat, what donald trump decides, kellyanne conway and everybody else will respect. >> mitt romney tweeted this photo yesterday evening, no greater joy than making discoveries together with grandchildren. alex? >>> some critics asking if the united states reaction to events worldwide could potentially be shaded by the trump organization's global business ties. according to new york times analysis of trump campaign financial disclosures, potential conflicts loom for trump's companies in at least 20 different countries. the times notes the true extent of the president-elect's global reach remains unclear since he's refused to release his tax returns, nor has he made a public list of his lenders. and several state department officials say even if trump seeks no special advantages from foreign governments, they feel compelled to help the family of the president-elect. a trump spokeswoman said trum

benjamin netanyahu has blamed the fires on arsonists and says any proof of them being started to liberally will be treated as terrorism. -- if started to liberally. reporter: even the military has been mobilized to put out the worst fires in israel since 2010. tens of thousands have been evacuated from the area around the northwestern city of haifa. >> all of a sudden, people started to panic. the fire began to extend to the trees, to the bushes, to the school and the parking lot. reporter: police are still investigating the causes, but a number of leading figures, including the prime minister, suspect arson. >> we are facing arsonists terror and incitement. for us, they are the same and we will bring our full legal force to get those responsible. reporter: others argue the priority should be saving lives. >> this is not a place for politics. this is a place to hold hands together, all of us. i'm calling on all young people, jews and arabs to help with the evacuation. reporter: the fires have spread quickly since they began on tuesday. that's due to the recent dry, windy weather. dozens of

lunn benjamin netanyahu about .8 of an inch of rain. -- on the cape and the islands about a .1 of an inch of rain. rain since the first of septem rainfall this evening while it's tough to navigate the roadways and the timing couldn't have been worse, we'll welcome the rain. timeline shows that the wide spread rain does move away and it does wind down to more of a nuisance rain. drizzle, mist. that is the case late tonight and tomorrow morning. i think the commute will feature clouds. there could be pockets of mist but nothing heavy like we're seeing now from this storm system. temperatures 40s and here, mild air and dryer air will take its place. this will work up into new england. during the day tomorrow. so tonight temperatures 48-53 with rain tapering off. tomorrow morning clouds, sun in the afternoon. breezy and mild. temperatures 55-60. boston arounds 59. dartmouth and lakeville in the upper 50s, 7 on 7 forecast, sunshine for thursday into the start of the weekend. sunday features cloud, cooler as well. a few showers. >> ryan: college student is living in the spotlight and livin

prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israeli warplanes killed four militants after the militants fired on an israeli soldiers patrolling the golan heights area near israel's northern border with syria. in syria's six year civil war government troops said today they've gained control of a second neighborhood in as many days in the rebel-held eastern half of besieged aleppo. hundreds of residents fled the neighborhood, with rebels saying they fear the government forces, backed by russian air power, are trying to cut their sector in half. the united nations says half a million children are trapped either in aleppo or other besieged cities, and they are almost completely cut off from humanitarian aid. in france today, two former prime ministers competed in a runoff to become the conservative nominee for president in next year's election. with almost all the vote counted, francois fillon has easily beaten rival alain juppe, who conceded defeat tonight. fillon wants to reduce immigration to a minimum, slash public sector spending, raise the retirement age from 62 to 65, and extend the standa

netanyahu? >> reporter: now, the president-elect is wrapping up mar-a-lago resort in florida, and his transition team says he's been contacted by more than 40 world leaders. meg, more cabinet and staff announcements are expected monday. >> all right. errol barnett, thank you. >>> there were mass shootings in a number of cities this weekend including new orleans. one man is dead and nine others injured after an overnight shooting in the french quarter on bourbon street. two were arrested. it's not clear whether the victims were targeted. >>> a civil rights group is calling for more police protection of mosques after threatening letters were sent to three mosques in california. investigators are trying to track down whoever sent the handwritten, photocopied letters. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial of dylann roof. he's accused of murdering nine african-americans at a bible meeting in june of 2015. on friday a federal judge ruled that roof is mentally competent will be right back. al

we also heard kind words from benjamin netanyahu, israeli prime minister thrilled there would be a friend of israel back in the white house. a lot of questions but even perhaps some optimism here in the region. >> for "nightly business report," i'm hadley gamble. >>> co-founder of delivery service grub hub said he did not ask any of his employees to resign if they voted for donald trump. some said an e-mail sent by ceo matt maloney suggested supporters of the president-elect should leave the company. maloney has since post add blog saying he welcomes all employees regardless of their political views. >>> maker of new balance coming under fire for a tweet related to donald trump's trade policy. reporting from san francisco. >> reporter: whoever thought making shoes in the u.s. would prove controversial. sneaker maker new balance finds it's self in a firestorm of controversy with some inflamed customers burning or tossing away their shoes and posting the videos on social media. the reason? new balance has long been an opponent of the trans-pacific partnership claiming it helped foreign manu

prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the fire a terrorist act. >>> and about 90 miles off the coast of el salvador a 7.0 earthquake. there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries. after all it's a long way offshore. there was a tsunami alert with the possibility of 6-foot waves along the coast. >>> dramatic new video shows an ecigarette exploding. this is incredible. it happened in new york city and has left one man with serious burns. surveillance video shows otis gooding talking to coworkers and suddenly sparks and fire erupt from his pants pocket. one worker thought he was carrying fireworks but actually it was his ecigarette. this photo shows what was left of the device after it went up in flames. >> feels terrible he can't spend thanksgiving with his family at home instead he is going to spend it in a hospital bed. >> since 2009 more than 2 dozen incidents of explosions and fires caused by ecigarettes have been reported. and many are linked to the vaporizers' lithium ion batteries. >>> looks like crab won't be making it to our holiday dinner tables again this year thanks

netanyahu. they gotten along famously in the days before mr. netanyahu was israeli prime minister and was a new york city friendship. they struck up a tight friendship. that could say a lot how the relationship would go with israel. occurring at same time you get strange bedfellows including evangelicals voting for donald trump with all the warts and stuff in his past. tony perkins was one first to say that to me. family research council president with me, right now, when he raised eyebrows. he said he looked beyond just some of the personal quality of mr. trump, but just the message that he was sending. tony, when i looked at those evangelical numbers, two to one, three to one in favor of mr. trump over hillary clinton, what did you make of that? >> well, neil, you're right, he actually sent records, getting 81% of the evangelical vote yesterday. what it boils down same process i went through. look at choice before us, look what he did. first he chose a pro-life conservative running mate. he did not try to weaken the party's platform. he also

today he received congratulations from foreign leaders including israeli leading benjamin netanyahu, and he also met with the president of mexico, who described it as a he also met with paul ryan with whom he openly fri feuded durine election. ryan says that the party is unified behind trump and trump emphasized unity as a nation. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division, and get together, so all republicans across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all america, and this is so important to me. >> and working with congress should be easier because house and senate republicans successfully defended their sanders who once called trump the most dangerous man in america says he is willing to work with trump to help families in america. during clinton's concession speech she told supporters to give trump a chance and to the next generation, to keep moving forward. >> to all of the women especially the young women who put their faith and in me, i want you to know th

abc,reported by president-elect donald trump invited netanyahu to meet him in the u.s. at his earliest convenience. we are going to take you live to the capitol for the second of two congressional briefings we have today. paul ryan, the house speaker and mitch mcconnell, the majority leader, will be speaking to reporters. we will have that live when he gets underway get we want to let you know that not only did paul ryan speak to reporters -- and we will show that later in our coverage this afternoon -- he held a conference call with members that some of the capitol hill reporters were able to listen in on. "house gopere, leadership elections still on track for next week, ryan says in a postelection gop conference call. gopers conclude conference call. ryan walks them through the upcoming schedule of the huge potential to work with donald trump." we will take you live to capitol hill when i gets underway. until then, more international reaction and coverage of rt. election has ended in extreme disappointment for establishment candidate hillary clinton. the clinton suppo

. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times.nd then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel a responsibility to help other children. i'm a kind of pilgrim who goes around and says, look, this has to be stopped. when you leave here you can forget the slums of italy. you u can thk yyou're in new york or milan or in paris. most of the people have televisions, and if i haven't drove on purpose, i think i would be in club immediate in tel aviv. >> does that throw any parallel to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they were just victims, not good and not bad. victims. and the palestinians at this moment are victims. they're not better than me. the

netanyahu says: "i am confident that the two of us, working closely together, will bring the great greater heights." british prime minister theresa may congratulated trump...saying the two countries will remain strong partners. may says: "we have a have a long standing, special and enduring relationship which is built on our shared values." hall on cam tag: "leaders of many european countries have pledged to work with trump, including france, germany, italy, and russia. in london, benjamin hall, fox news." contentious philippines president rodrigo duterte doo-tur-tay -- who has u the past-- also added his congratulations to the list... he said quote- "long live, mr. trump! we both curse at the slightest of reason. we are alike." donald trump's win over hillary clinton rocked financial markets across the globe. but in markets here in the u-s - the dow surged. the dow jones industrial average rose 256 points to 18,589. that's within 50 points of the all-time >>> lights, camera, access. >>> i pledge to every citizen of our land -- >> we owe him an open mind. >> what did you all do last night?