person, senator and later someone who helped young people across the state of ohio through establishing his own school at ohio state university. we lost john glenn at age 95, i was watching the coverage on television about his career and focused a lot on his orbiting the earth, being the first person to orbit the earth in friendship 7. a capsule you can see at the air and space museum, not much bigger than two of these desks put together but somehow he wedged himself in and did something heroic and important to america in a spaceflight competition with the soviets. he is the one who did it. i did not hear much about his career before being a famous astronaut, what he did after that, amazing feat. i want to talk about the fact i appreciate my colleagues tomorrow help me paying tribute to him through a senate resolution was prior to his being a famous astronaut he was a famous american hero in my mind because he was a fighter pilot who signed up after pearl harbor, the 75th anniversary of which we celebrate it this week. he flew 59 missions as a fighter pilot in world war ii. he later flew 90 missions in korea. he was highly de

earlier after he met with families and victims of the ohio state university attack. president-elect trump: this is a great honor for me today. state in a fantastic ohio. we just saw the victims and the families, these are really brave people, amazing people. the police and first responders were incredible. it the job done in particular by what young gentleman, was incredible. he is very brave. the families have done so well to come through this so well, so a lot of respect. senator john glenn today, the passing of time, he was really can be a great american hero. a truly great american hero. i met him on two separate occasions, like him. have always liked them. he has always been an american hero. it was an honor for me to be here today. thank you very much. >> [inaudible] >> and a look from earlier today, the president-elect talking about have been met with the victims and families that were affected by the attacks at the ohio state university. last night on c-span, just waiting for donald trump, making another stop on his thank you tour. he is stopping in iowa. he h

be in columbus later today visiting the survivors and first responders on the campus of the ohio state university seeing them all arrive there and having left new york city, getting off to ohio, a state that he won and wants to also go on to thank others while he's on the road. casey, really fast while we're talking about thanking folks and honors going around, we had joe biden honored last night. then we see today harry reid being honored today. reid was a former boxer. he have these two articles out today and he's going out the way he came in, fighting. >> he doesn't seem particularly constrained, not that he necessarily was when he was in more active service. he is clearly on his way out kind of taking some time to reflect, but also as you say blaming james comey for the losses in the senate. of course, when we went into election night, the expectation was that democrats had a shot at retaking control of the senate, and maybe that was more likely than not. of course, we all know how that turned out, but he told politico, quote, if comey had kept his mouth shut, we would have picked up a couple

he has been meeting with family members, victims of the ohio state university terror attack.tunately nobody was killed, but people were injured. he has also been meeting with first responders. this is a different side, presumably, of the president-elect we're going to see. and he just spoke and explained why he was doing this. we'll have that tape in a few seconds. but this is an important moment for the incoming president. >> it is. and it's an important role for any president to have, this kind of comforter in chief. we haven't seen him do that. when there are different tragedies around the country. as he was running that wasn't really his role. he was mainly sort of someone who was the tough and strong leader. again, he'll have to learn to do that. it is about how is he growing into this role as president. is he changing. in some ways we haven't seen him change. he is still tweeting. he is still sort of punching down at folks. this is a different side and i think a welcome side for at lot of people. again as the sense that he's growing into this role and changing and doing

isis said mow down the inn fidel and they did that in nice and this guy tried to do it at the ohio state university. any request he this is terrorism. >> no question this is terrorism. isis came out and called the ohio state terrorist a soldier of the islamic state. between rachel and i have we have 13 kids, okay, and i tell you that we worry. we worry for our children because the youth, those who are going to college right now, they need to wake up. i mean, it is clearhat this was a terrorist act. those of you who experienced 9/11 during a tragic time in our country recognize that those individuals involved in isis are out to destroy the western civilization. this young man was self-radicalized and he took the wrong course of action. it is not about racism. if he were to be upset because he felt he couldn't pray he should have brought it up to the authorities. it converted into something that was a dark place and what he acted on unfortunately hurt many lives and i think that that is something that even for universities it's an important message to be able to teach our youth and parents responsibi

earlier today i visited the campus of ohio state university, great great place, to meet with the victims of the terrible attack that occurred only days ago, along with first responders who were terrific. one young man did a phenomenal job, saved a lot of lives. our whole nation extends or prayers -- it's true. that man was -- young guy. give him an applause. come on. he might be watching. so our whole nation extends our prayers, our support and really our solidarity. we're solid. we're going to be together. we're going to be a strong strong together nation. i was lucky enough to receive the "time" person of the year. they used to call it man of the year but they can't do that anymore. they call it person. they want to be politically correct. that's okay. and they talked about heads up, a divided nation on the cover. then they have to go a little bit into this stuff. a divided nation. i said, i haven't been president. what are you saying that for? we're going to bring the nation together. we're going to bring the nation tot together. we're not going to have a divided nation. and i want to

facing the trump administration in counteracting isis inspired attacks at home, to like the ohio state university attacks. and governing magazine staff reporter examines the amount of federal grant money given to urban areas. c-span'so watch "washington journal" monday morning. join the discussion. on thursday, cnn and the

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. >> coming up a basketball game and a flight to ohio state university but the plane never arrived. what can help the rescue crews in the republican for -- the search for six missing people. >> we have sunshine and warm temperatures and rain and snow in the forecast and chilly conditions. next week temperature could drop into the 40's with the seven-day forecast in two >> coast guard officials are hopeful to find a miss plane with sex people that disappeared loan the shores of lake erie. it took off from cleveland en route to columbus. four adults and two children were in the cessna. a spokesperson said they were heading back from cleveland cavaliers and flying to ohio state university. the weather hampered the search but the forecast will improve today. >> carry fisher and debbie reynolds will have a joint bother-daughter funeral but the date and election are still not known. the 84-year-old december died of a stroke on wednesday hours after officialer passed away on tuesday. the two were so close they lived next door to each other. tonight, we will have a special one hour edition

trump is meeting with victims and first responders from last week's knife and car attack at ohio state university. and then after that, it's off to iowa for another of trump's so-called thank you rallies. then there's indiana, a state that trump is not visiting today but one very much on his radar. last night, a man just 43 days from the presidency, personally attacked the head of a local steelworkers union who called him a liar for overstating how many jobs would be retained at the carrier plant in indianapolis. moments after chuck jones made his case on cnn, donald trump tweeted, chuck jones, who is president of united steel workers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee the country. an hour later, this tweet, if united steelworkers 1999 was any good, they would have kept those jobs in indiana, spend more time working, less time talking, reduce dues. there is a lot more to get into here. i want to bring in cnn's sunlan serfaty, also here in washington. before we get back to this trump versus jones showdown, what can you tell us about the president-elect's m

reporter: after donald trump's meeting here today at ohio state university campus, he will be flying to iowa where he continues his thank you america tour. melissa? melissa: matt finn, thanks for that report. david? david: we have more breaking news on the first, the death of the first man to circle the planet, john glenn, who was senator. president obama just releasing a statement on the passing of john glenn. i will quote now. john spent his life breaking barriers from defendinour freedom as a decorated marine corps fighter pilot in world war ii and korea, setting a transcontinental speed record, i forgot about that one, at age 77, the oldest human to touch the stars. the last of america's first astronauts left us but propelled by their example we know our future here on earth compels us to keep reaching for the heavens. amen on that. john glenn, rest in peace. >>> establishment folks in government and the media are shocked that after meeting with al gore, president-elect trump would choose a critic of climate change activists to head the epa here is the "usa today"'s susan page on

john glenn's body will lie in state at the ohio state house and then a public memorial service at ohio state university washington, dc in arlington national cemetery in a private service. dates and times of the public events have not been announced. the governor of ohio, john kashich, has sent this. john glenn is and always will be ohio's ultimate home town hour and his passing is an occasion for all of to us grieve. as we share our grief with his beloved wife, annie, we miss turn to the skies to absolute his remarkable journey and his long service to our state and nation. though he soared deep into pace, in capitol hill his heart never trade from him steadfast ohio roots. god speed, john glenn. john pearman with is one the line, and a lot of us grief are grieving at well. >> indeed. john glenn was an american hero. he was the astronaut's astronaut. and he really had a passion for seeing america pursue a strong science and research agenda, both on the ground and in space. i met him at his senate office when he was preparing to leave office to go train to become an astronaut, and worked with him to firs

ohio capital building where his body has been lying in state escorted by a formation of 40 marines along this route. to this afternoon's celebration of life, it's taking place on the campus of ohio state university. john glenn died peacefully with his family at his side last week at the age of 95. he was the first american to orbit the earth and dedicated his life to the service of the greatest ideals for his country. he's an american original who will be forever celebrated for his shear grit and amazing grace. kristin fisher joins us live from columbus with more on the funeral service and the tribute from folks all across the globe. kristin? >> reporter: uma, there is john glenn memorabilia scattered all over this auditorium, i think this is u who americans will remember him the most, the dashing and daring astronaut in the silver space suit with the big smile that blasted into space in 1962 on top a rocket that had a 40% failure rate. i'd imagine that the speakers here today, two of them being vice president joe biden and nasa administrator charlie bolden had a pretty tough time picking out what part of john glenn's life they wanted to talk about today. are they going to talk about the fact he

state of ohio in the u.s. senate. >> we have reported that his health was declining. he was in the james cancer hospital at ohio state university in his home state of ohio. he was on an expedition to the and the antarctic. he was air lifted out. the news is are resonating. >> he was one of the original mercury 7. back in the 50s, he was a military tells pilot. no one had ever done this. you want to put me there? he was the last of the mercury 7 to live here, now he pass the away. truly an american hero knowing what he and the rest of the mercury 7 went through and how brave they were to go where no man had gone before. >> as we gather more information about his death and celebrate his life, head to ktvu.com for more. >>> back here in the area, a familiar sight. and the salvation army is now facing a bell ringer shortage. >> how are you doing? merry christmas >> i'm in front of the neiman marcus with breaking news for you right now because it is raining. this work never stops. this is a tradition that's been carried on since the late 1800s, ringing that bell. that's captain mike. we'll talk to him momentarily. started right here

monday's attack at ohio state university was it inspired by isis. the leads the fbi is looking into tonight. >> and you're looking at brand new video f carolina where protesters are taking to the streets after a police officer was cleared in the shooting death of a plaque man. more on the ruling after the strong s heart... and restoring a father's faith. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is seeking answers and not giving up until you find them. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. with your support, we can find more answers faster. >> welcome back. new details are emerging following monday's attack at ohio state university that left 11 people injured. a student was killed by a police officer after he drove and attacked them with a butcher knife. fox mike tob inhas more on what fbi officials are saying could be a link behind the man and the attack and isis. >> he was somali refugee. >> we're learning more about abdul artan the 18-year-old ohio state student that drove a car i

. >>> new details and the tack on the ohio state university campus. the fbi believes the attacker may have been inspired by the "islamic state." the fbi is studying facebook posts from abdul razak ali artan. earlier this week, he was shot and killed by police after he slammed his car into a crowd of people on the ohio state university campus and slashed people with a butcher knife. authorities think it's too early to rule if it was an act of terrorism. investigators are interviewing artan's family members and coworkers. >>> at least 7 people have died in hundreds of homes and businesses were destroyed in a devastating wildfire in tennessee. cbs reporter demarco morgan shows us, many people can't even get to their homes to see temperature they're still standing. -- to see if they are still standing. >> reporter: parts of gatlinburg, tennessee look like a burned ghost town with homes burned to the ground. >> we are still having because of the wind trees that are falling, taking down power lines. that's limiting our access into some of these areas. >> rep

your state has just experienced a violent atrocity at the great ohio state university. and that is a great place that further demonstrates the security threats that are created and these are just threats that are stupidly created by our very, very stupid politicians, refugee programs. the job of the president is to keep america safe. and that will always be my highest priority. >> those are powerful words from the president-elect. donald trump doubling down on his immigration stance in the wake of the ohio state university attack. now the big question, will his plan to ban immigrants from countries or regions with terror ties help prevent attacks here in the u.s.? hi, everyone, i'm eric bowling. welcome to "cashin in." our crew this week, welcome everybody. lisa, did the ohio state attack prove that trump has right plan for immigration, especially for at least extreme vetting and maybe even holding off immigration from regions with terror ties? >> yeah, absolutely. look, i think that what we need to do right now is to have it re-examined, the things that we've been doin

president-elect flying to columbus to visit survivors and first responders after the attack at the ohio state universitythe president-elect goes after a union boss on, where else, twitter. that boss just speaking with msnbc live last hour. >>> so we do start the show in ohio with the president-elect scheduled to depart for columbus shortly. there is the trump plane. you will remember that 11 people were injured at the ohio state university campus last week when a somali immigrant went on a stabbing spree. trump's views on immigrants and

that was an fbi official earlier today giving an update into the investigation of monday's ohio state universityck. now president-elect trump is also reacting. tweeting quote, isis is taking credit for the terrible stabbing attack at ohio state university by a somali refugee who should not have been in our country. how did this radical islamic fly under the radar when he was reportedly posting extremist messages on social media. here with reaction, author of defeating jihad, dr. gorka. dr. gorka, almost without exception we find out after ate tack they telegraphed it. post it on social media their radical leanings. why have we not started some system of monitoring these radicals and getting to them before they attack? >> sean, really, are you wanting to undermine the civil rights of terrorists? because that's what obama administration says. that's how an immigrant comes to san bernardino who has been studying at a theological in south asia and the state department who is looking at her fiance visa application isn't allowed to look at her facebook page. it's insanity. just absolute insanity. that

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the funeral was held at ohio state university in columbus with remarks by vice president joe biden, ohio senator sharon brown, and others. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. ♪

we have an ohio state university member saying artan was a buckeye, a member of our family.nk it is okay to celebrate our death or with pictures of dead body i see it in the timeline i will unfriend you. sandra: oh, my god. meghan: troubled as it clearly was. there is visceral reaction. what about the compassion for students who were stabbed? sandra: i knew this was coming, the day it happened, the news conference we waited for it. i don't know if we took it this hour or later hour, the news conference happened, questions from reporters, to tee off kentucky -- kennedy. kennedy: either. sandra: the questions from the reporters did the shooter or offender resist the police officer? what attempt did the police officer make before shooting? it was the, the reporters on the scene were already going there. kennedy: think about it, this terrorist was trying to create a higher body count than we saw in orlando or san bernanadino. this person had intent of killing dozens of people as many people as possible. i mean when you see people who are bloodied and on the ground and you don't

shocking revelation on the ohio state university attack where a somali refugee injured 11 people last month after plowing his car into pedestrians, and then stabbing people with a butcher knife. a top lawmaker says homeland security officials knew the attacker was a possible recruitment target of islamic terrorists but granted asylum anyway. along with his mother and six of his siblings. senator chuck grassley in a letter to the homeland security secretary writing this information should have caused the asylum officer to conduct additional questioning of the older children to better understand ties to a group that the united states designated as a foreign terrorist organization in 2008. no additional questioning was conducted. this is a new "fox news poll," shows 43% of people feel less safe since president obama entered the white house nearly eight years ago. julie, that's hard to fathom, that after eight years, we're not feeling better about our safety and situation. >> well, you know, as you have the rise of isis and the destabilization of the world abroad, people are feeling less

he was stopped when fatally shot by an ohio state university police officer. nbc's chris jansing joins us live now from the campus in columbus, ohio, with more on how that will play out today, chris. >> reporter: yeah, we don't even know how many people are accepting the invitation now. students here at the ohio state university center that didn't know donald trump was coming to town. it's the first time we've seen him in this role as consoler in chief, if you will, but at least one professor emeritus said he's refused the invitation and doesn't see how it helps. i want to talk now to the editor of the student newspaper, the lantern, the campus editor, nick role. you said people are surprised, actually, that he's coming. why? >> yeah, i think it's because, you know, yes, there's this attack on campus but that's not necessarily something that's going to elicit a visit from the president-elect. and it was a private event, so we had to work really hard to get those details confirmed, even publicized that it was going to happen. it's not open to the public and tho

and return from space, he and wife founded the john glenn institute for public service at ohio state university. they also served as trustees of their i'll alma mater. >>> now to presidential politics. a headline in a washington newspaper today asks whether donald trump is already president? he is acting like it today. the president-elect met with families and first responders from last week's brutal terrorist attack at ohio state university. the event comes as trump continues his search for the best fit to be his top diplomat. on top of that, another celebration with the supporters tonight in iowa. peter doocy is in des moines. >> reporter: it was a few minutes ago that the president-elect left the campus of ohio state university. he headed for john glenn international airport there in columbus on his way here to iowa. he did meet for about 40 minutes with victims of the recent stabbing spree on campus and the first responders who stepped in to save them. >> we just saw the victims and the families. we were really -- these were really brave people, amazing people. the police and first responde

. >>> president-elect donald trump is headed to ohio state university today. he is expected to meet with the victims and first responders involved in last month's attack there. 11 people were hurt when a student drove his car into a group of pedestrians and later stabbed several other people with a butcher knife. he was shot and killed by a campus police officer. meanwhile, trump was back on twitter late last night this time with harsh words for a at 5:50. >>> the michigan ace recount is over. a federal judge lifted a ruling that forced a series of ballots. he said he must follow a decision that found that green party candidate jill stein had no legal standing to request the recount. stein is vowing to appeal the decision. >>> hillary clinton will return to capitol hill today, she will leader harry reid, he is retiring at the end of this session of congress. clinton's public appearances have been rare since she conceded the election to donald trump last month. >>> ready to roll. in just almost 18 hours, a little under 18 hours the mgm national harbor casino re

here's abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: tonight, president-elect donald trump at ohio state university, meeting with victims of last week's harrowing campus knife attack by a suspected terrorist. >> these were really brave people. >> reporter: it comes amid a new battle over another high profile trip. trump's visit to the carrier plant. and his announcement he'd convinced the company not to send indiana factory jobs to mexico. >> and now they're keeping, actually, the number is over 1,100 people, which is so great. which is so great. >> reporter: turns out, it's really 00 jobs, slated for mexico, that were saved, not 1,100. 600 carrier jobs at that factory are still going across the border. chuck jones, the union leader representing those workers says trump, quote, lied his expletive off. >> if you are dealing with people's livelihoods, you sure in the world ought to know what the numbers are. 20 minutes later, the president-elect firing off these tweets -- "chuck jones has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee!" "spend more time working, less time talking.

. >>> taking you live to the campus of ohio state university where donald trump will be this afternoon donald trump's plane parked at laguardia airport, getting ready to take off shortly. that's next on "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. jay knows how to keep his wheels spinning. nice shorts dad... they don't make 'em in adult sizes? this is what the pros wear. look at the lines... uhhh... look at the other line... mm...mhh... that's why he starts his day with those two scoops... in deliciously hea healthy llogg's raisin bran. ready to eat my dust? too bad i already filled up on raisins. by taking steps towards a healthy heart, jay knows he'll be ready for the turns ahead. hey don't forget to put up your kickstand. ring (bell) sighs. kellogg's raisin bran. and try kellogg's raisin bran crunch now with more crunchy clusters. >>> president-elect trump headed to ohio state university today where he'll meet this afternoon with victims of the november 28th knife attack as well as with first responders there. nbc's chris jansing is noining us live from the campus in columbus, ohio. giv

ohio state university present dr. kirwan is a leader in higher education.tion's largest distinguished universities with 19 colleges and for regional campuses all dedicated to teaching, research and service. planning -- proud to have the john glenn public policy as a part of the ohio state university family. and this has been a key factor in making that happen. it is off to a wonderfully exciting, great start. four values guide his presidency, pursuing academic excellence, student experiences, making diverse city and international reality -- an international reality, expanding outreach for not only ohio but beyond. a great educator, a great university president. he and his wife patty are very, very good friends of ours, and is my honor to introduce to you. dr. brit kirwan. [applause] dr. kirwan: annie, thank you very much. among the most -- most pleasant and rewarding tasks i have at your -- at the university is working with john and annie glenn. i should refer to annie as professor glenn because she is the adjunct faculty member in our department of speech

deliver remarks after meeting with the victims and first responders of last week's attack at ohio state university. we will bring you his statement as soon as we have it. >>> first, on the topic of terror, a stunning admission by president obama claiming he never knew about the isis threat during the group's early days. >> the rise of the islamic state surprised you, it took you by surprise, it took the administration by surprise. >> the ability of isil to initiate major land offensives, that was not on my intelligence radar screen. >> not on his radar screen? really? even after being warned by his predecessor about the consequences of pulling u.s. troop s out of iraq. >> begin withdrawing before our commanders tell us we are ready would be dangerous. for iraq, for the region and for the united states. it would mean that we would be risking mass killings on a horrific scale. it would mean we allow the terrorists to establish a safe haven to iraq to replace the one they lost in afghanistan. it would mean increasing the probability that american troops would have to return at some later date to conf

the former astronaut had been hospitalized "more than a week ago," at ohio state university's cancer hospital, according to a university spokesman. but the reason, and the cause of his death, have not been disclosed tributes and condolences have poured in since the news of his death. in a statement, president obama said glenn "reminded us that with courage and a spirit of discovery there's no limit to the heights we can reach together." president-elect trump also tweeted his condolences. along wth nasa >> reporter:in 1959, glenn along with six other astronauts were selected as the first americans to send into space, glenn was the last living member of the group, known as the "mercury 7." in 1962 glenn made three orbits around the earth in four hours and 55 minutes, before landing off the coast of grand turk island. the success of the flight bolstered the american spirit. pres. john f. kennedy reportedly ordered nasa not to fly glenn again because he was too valuable as a national figure after retiring from nasa, glenn continued to serve his country as a u.s. senator, representing ohio

and return from space, he and wife founded the john glenn institute for public service at ohio state university. they also served as trustees of their i'll alma mater. >>> now to presidential politics. a headline in a washington newspaper today asks whether donald trump is already president? he is acting like it today. the president-elect met with families and first responders from last week's brutal terrorist attack at ohio state university. the event comes as trump continues his search for the best fit to be his top diplomat. on top of that, another celebration with the supporters tonight in iowa. peter doocy is in des moines. >> reporter: it was a few minutes ago that the president-elect left the campus of ohio state university. he headed for john glenn international airport there in columbus on his way here to iowa. he did meet for about 40 minutes with victims of the recent stabbing spree on campus and the first responders who stepped in to save them. >> we just saw the victims and the families. we were really -- these were really brave people, amazing people. the police and first responde

and he referenced monday's attack at ohio state university. a violent atrocity at the great ohio state university that further demonstrates the security threats that are created and these are just threats that are stupidly created by our stupid politicians refugee programs. the tour caused some unexpected traffic delays for cincinnati commuters. i75 was shut down during rush hour to bring in the president elect. here's one photo, several roads gridlocked. complaints, they said that the secret service didn't release the travel details in advance so they couldn't announce anything to let drivers know about the road closures. trump made a major announcement at the event. retired marine corps general james mattis is his pick to be secretary of defense. mattis led a division to baghdad during the 2003 invasion of iraq. trump called mattis the closest thing we have to general george patton. guys back to you. interesting. thank you. happening as far as the weekend forecast is concerned? a.j. colby is the man in the spotlight. good morning. good mornin

and return from space, he and wife founded the john glenn institute for public service at ohio state university. they also served as trustees of their i'll alma mater. >>> now to presidential politics. a headline in a washington newspaper today asks whether donald trump is already president? he is acting like it today. the president-elect met with families and first responders from last week's brutal terrorist attack at ohio state university. the event comes as trump continues his search for the best fit to be his top diplomat. on top of that, another celebration with the supporters tonight in iowa. peter doocy is in des moines. >> reporter: it was a few minutes ago that the president-elect left the campus of ohio state university. he headed for john glenn international airport there in columbus on his way here to iowa. he did meet for about 40 minutes with victims of the recent stabbing spree on campus and the first responders who stepped in to save them. >> we just saw the victims and the families. we were really -- these were really brave people, amazing people. the police and first responde

will see president-elect trump meeting with survivors of last month's attack in columbus at ohio state university. law enforcement officials say the student who hurt 11 people was inspired by isis so paying a visit in the wake of a tragedy was a duty president obama had to do as he pointed out far too often. mr. trump will meet with the police and emergency crews who responded very quickly to that scene. that event in ohio is just a piece of a very busy day here this evening. the president-elect will be heading to iowa for another rally on his thank you tour. earlier today at trump tower he held multiple meetings with the former ceo of ford and this man, this is admiral james di free dees, he was in the running to become hillary clinton's vice president, today he confirmed he is being considered for the job of trump's secretary of state adding to a long list there. the admiral compared the two vetting processes. >> i think it's all about service and i think that it's very consistent across the partisan divide if you will on these national security issues and that's heartening for the country. >>

us appreciate it. >> you bet maria good to be with you. >> condolences to you everybody at ohio state universitye you expecting when you see will you be in ohio when donald trump visits there today? >> i sure wish i could be there we are hear in washington as you know still voting -- votes today and probably through weekend, but great he is going going to be talking to first responders including the officer brave officer showed up within a minute or two, was able to stop this terrorist attack, and going to meet with some families of those injured and some of those who were injured in the attack is to i think it is great he is going, and i wish i could be there with him. >> what do you make of picks so far in terms of putting the cabinet together. >> i think impressive, you know, there are a number of people i know well, others i don't know as well. that is not a bad thing to bring people from you know outside of the washington orbit, to come in, one of the ones i think is great,s general kelly, i just heard you announce that he may be next homeland security department head i think he is the guy

roof could face the death students and staff at ohio state university are signing a memorial book following the death of astronaut john glenn. university officials say glenn would often visit the college of public affairs named in his and inspired students to pursue careers in public "if he saw a student in the hall he would chat them up, occasionally surprise them, sit down beside them and say, hey, what are you studying? that continued all the way until the end."glenn is survived by his wife of 73 years, annie, along with his two children and two packers extra now... a recent rivalry renewed in green bay on sunday when the seahawks head to lambeau field.packers quarterback aaron rodgers has been slowed by a recent hamstring injury but says he will be ready go come sunday. these teams know each other well, playing three times since as they possibly can.(seahawks defense)their defense is a great defense. they have a lot of great players at every level. they run their defense as well as they possibly can. the game kicks off from lambeau at 3:25 p-m sunday... temperatures are expected to be i

when we use that word not lightly the way we do it now, his papers are housed here at ohio state university. the president put out a statement that the community is mourning him. he spent his last hours here. he was brought into the cancer center here at ohio state, although that doesn't mean he had cancer. he was coming here for treatment. he and his wife annie, as he called her, so well known in this community, always loved ohio, and i can just tell you as a native of this state, he was someone who was beloved, not just in this community but across the state and who people certainly, of my generation and many generations looked to as someone to emulate. it's a sad day here on ohio state university campus with statements being put out both by the president here at osu and by the governor, steve. >> obviously we will be hearing a lot more reaction, and i'm sure there will be plenty of public ceremonies out there in ohio in the next few days with this news coming out in just the last few minutes about john glenn. we'll have more on this throughout the hour, but chris, you are also out there

at trump tower this afternoon-- he is expected to sit down with victims of the ohio state university stabbings. he will also meet with first responders. nearly a dozen people were injured when a student went on a violent rampage, before he was fatally shot by a police officer. after the meeting-- trump will fly to iowa for a victory rally in des moines. it's already been a busy week for the cabinet nominations. trump has tapped retired marine general john kelly to lead the department of homeland security. a frequent critic of the environmental protection agency, oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt is trump's choice to lead that agency. trump also tapped world wrestling entertainment' co-founder and campaign donor linda mcmahon to lead the small business administration. happening now in ohio. trump supporters are hoping the president-elect abortion bill. the so-called "heartbeat bill" bans all abortions when a fetal heartbeat can be detected. critics say the law essentially bans abortions all-together. the bill has passed the ohio house and senate. and if the governor signs it-- ad

signal from the memorial service for former senator and astronaut john glenn, taking place at ohio state university ohio. we will be back shortly and continue our live coverage. again unfortunately we lost the signal from columbus, ohio, the ohio state university, where the memorial service is taking place this hour for john glenn, the former u.s. senator and former astronaut. we do plan to bring you the memorial service tonight at 8:00 eastern time as part of our prime time schedule here on c-span. donald trump continues his victory tour today with a stop in mobile, alabama. this is one of several such rallies. the president that several such rallies the president-elect has scheduled. incoming from the trump administration, this morning donald trump of notes in his choice to leave the office of management and budget, selecting congressman mick mulvaney for the post. has served on the financial services committee and the oversight and government reform committee. some reaction to that announcement earlier today, this from nancy pelosi, the democratic leader in the house saying the federal budget is

trump traveling to ohio state university where he will meet with victim and first responders in lastweek's alleged terrorist attack. first, the wall street journal quoted sources that mr. trump is expected to nominate head of cke restaurantses for labor restaurantses. and david lee is live in trump tower. >> reporter: fox news confirmed that mr. trump is calling for andrew puzder as labor secretary. he has a company, the company he chair and control system hardee's fast-food restaurant and carl's junior. he called for repoling obama care and lowering the corporate federal tax and against raising the federal minimum wage over $9 an hour. democrats are calling for a $15 an hour minimum wage. he said hiking the minimum wage will lead to higher prices and more automation and the ones hurt will be the lowest paid employees. and the search this hour continues for the next secretary of state. a now hours ago he met with a retired admiral who is a dean at the school. hillary clinton considered admiral star tht din i as a running mate. following his meeting, he described the discussions with

afternoon, ohio state university will be the site of a memorial service for astronaut, john glenn, who

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