is change coming to the white house press corps. >> i heard rumors about.ionate about it. i believe there is an obvious and no surprise to anyone that there is an obvious liberal bias. i have been from the washington avenue. and i was like a skunk in it the white house party. and when you come across the press pool and where donald trump dodges the press corps. that is not good. but every institution in washington can use reforming and so can the washington correspondent's association. >> you say, molliy no one takes the white house press corps. >> they have put a lot of credibility on the line in arguing that hillary clinton should be elected president and it was the moral duty of journalist to oppose donald trump. some less fair than others. and they lost. and so donald trump has kind of an upper hand right now and i think that it is a bad situation and good to have a media to hold powerful people accountable, but we have broken trust with the viewers and reader and listeners and i don't get a feeling that political media is trying to make up for how poor

he seems uncomfortable with the press corps. surprising for his entire professional life and even in his childhood trump has been a family organization. he's had his family at his side, including son-in-law jared kushner. happens when a candidate in the primaries goes to that intense, intense constant press coverage. >> it's a different way to live. there were issues with mitt romney when he was in the general election and the traveling press corps came to church with him one day which all of us on the team thought was over the top and a bit over the boundaries so you have some sympathy for these people that also have lives to live but an official meeting with a foreign leader is something that is hard to justify. >> kasie hunt copped to being one of the nosey people. >> i was the first one and i went by myself. >> i wasn't going to mention it, kasie. >> i know you're talking about me. when i was a junior reporter i worked for the associated press and what i did every week was go to church with george w. bush and his wife laura.

she is a critic of the press corps she would work with at the white house.hosen, so far she hasn't confirmed or denied it. sources seem on suggest it is happening. if it happens, it is another example of how the white house and press corps are in unchartered territory. >>> thank you, brian. questions about the line between the trump family business and america's business. trump is considering asking for top security clearance for his three grown children. eric, don jr. and ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner. the president-elect has not formally made the request. none of the children have filled the paper work out. >>> the mexican government is working on a plan to deal with the possibility of mass deportations for the united states under a president donald trump. a spokesman for the mexican president said it is under consideration. trump said his priority was locking up or deporting up to 3 million illegal immigrants with criminal records. >>> a new phase into the relationship with president-elect trump and russian leader vladimir putin. this is an admirati

or is it the white house press corps that will help set the tone?ome of the things that president-elect donald trump has said about the media, i think it really is on him to set the tone. he can stop attacking the media if he chooses to. he had the power to eliminate the blacklist, which was a great move forward. but he also can encourage people in his administration to respond differently than perhaps they did during the campaign. what we know about donald trump is that he knows how to work with the media. this isn't new. he knows how to use them to get the ideas that he wants for as a businessman, now it's his time to do that as a policymaker. >> and so, jonathan, you know, there is some history, right? there's significant history between the white house press corps in particular and the president, how a bond, a relationship is built. sometimes, it's also ten wouous. we saw that with george w. bush. we saw that on occasion with president clinton. but what is your expectation of how the relationship will begin and perhaps how it will continue? >> i

donald trump has refused to travel with the press corps since the election, and the media covering him have not been offered briefings on his transition efforts. those preceding -- briefings allow the public to stay up-to- date on the new government. so in there has been no indication of when he may appear next in public. >> definitely a position that he will have to get used to although it is unknown if you will make it his own and change it. >> as he chooses his administration, florida governor scott stated he is not issued -- interested in a place on the team. the meetings not to discuss it in his cabinet or circle of advisers. at the republican governors association conference held at a resort near disney world he explained why you expect to have 781 days left in the shop. i will finish this job is a great job. we're doing well with jobs. we have added 1,222,000 jobs. i want keep adding that and keep improving education. i want to finish this job. they need to move fast on promises made to voters during the election. the governor agreed there is the opportunity for disruptive chang

was a >> boo. >> stole it from somebody in the press corps. >> gentleman in the white shirt. >> from the houston chronicle. what was the president's reaction after he threw the shoe? >> he was annoyed that that was going to be the lead to the story. it was all about sort of tying up lose ends with both countries so he was annoyed that everyone writing about his trip boiled down his farewell to those two country is, it was entirely this crazy thing happened. he was pretty avoid -- annoyed about it but they got it. they understood that the press corps was going to focus on that but they were not particularly pleased with it. >> we wanted to give -- jackie, go ahead. jackie: there was a question over here -- sorry. >> so when you're looking at how to approach coverage of a transition, is there any differences you can think of party transition and opposite party transition and how you approach that coverage? margaret? margaret: in case there would be more continuity. probably not in every single case. if you look already just between -- john on white house podesta worked for bill clinton

we had an exclusive with the press corps.e said no matter what james comey says, he thinks hillary clinton is guilty. let the evidence be otherwise. cnn's sunlen serfaty is here with the latest on. that. >> john, it is clear. donald trump is not letting go of the line of messaging. all day, he continued to bring up she has been under investigation from the fbi. notably leaving out that review has reached an end and she has been cleared of any wrongdoing. donald trump did not refer to james comey's announcement, but he did cast doubt about the conclusions saying he think it is impossible for them to review all of the e-mails in the course of a week. here is donald trump in leesburg, virginia. >> this is a rigged system. hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. the people and the fbi know it. i think it is very embarrassing to them. now it is up to the american people to deliver the justice. >> you can bet that donald trump today will keep up the line of attack. this is a line the trump campaign is effective.

what is fascinating is he also goes through the press corp. interview with the new york times, interview with 60 minutes. he has a fascinating ability to go around them and through them and complain about them at the same time. >> he is able to work them very well. have a great thanksgiving. >>> next, being announcements they are not without controversy. we'll tell you all about it when we come right back. ♪ think of your fellow man. ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> some big announcements from president-elect donald trump. he plans to nominate nikk nikki haley. reports are swirling about whether ben carson will become trump's nominee for secretary of housing and urban development. while the trump team has been making decisions eliz

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do you think trump will speak to the press corps? >> you know, that's a big question.interesting point. that dinner which was so maligned is a fundraiser for college scholarships. it would be a nice gesture. >> i think the primer for him was the al smith dinner which he told a funny joke about melania in which he cribbed and then he deviated and became really unsettled in front of a funny audience. so it's going to be an interesting issue to see whether he's there at the big dinner. >> he really is not skilled at being self-deprecating and that's a skill that politicians have to have and that's what's on display at the dinner, being able to laugh at yourself and maybe he'll learn in the interim. >> jrue lulie mason, thank you. >>> still to come, mike pence went to hamilton last night and was surprised by a cast member's speech at him during the curtain call and your best and worst tweets. let's see another. who are you kidding? mitt romney has been invited to kiss the ring of donald trump. the ultimate big dog move. no offer coming. i don't know, mitt is a smart guy an

. >> he broke protocol by ditching his press corps going out to dinner unannounced. >> after getting his first b briefing mike pence is meeting with vice president joe biden. abc's janay norman has the latest from d.c. >> reporter: dal twitter writing the process for picking cabinet members is very organized so it appears to be anything but. cracks beginning to show as key members of the transition team purged. former congressman mike rogers one of trump's top national security advisers abruptly resigning reportedly pushed out. this is governor chris christie ousted. ben carson distanced himself from the transition and a low for trump's children yore adviser kellyanne conway forced to respond. >> i only know what i read in the paper. i just know that that was never a formal request. >> reporter: at the same time criticism continues over trump's pick for chief strategist, steve bannon, former chairman of breitbart news. >> people didn't vote for donald trump so that he could bring a white supremacist into the white house. >> reporter: late tuesday the president-elect leaving reporters

and the press corps towards its people. it must take place with what it's made. even if it does not succeed. it must be attempted. it is not practical but to prove to the world and before history. that they take their life on the line. in the third issue which i find the most interesting and the conversations he took of the concept of an enemy that every soldier new it's clear that they are the enemy. it defines hitler as an extension of the enemy it's actually there. and every soldier knows what needs to fight the enemy. he took the soldier values is the biggest danger to the nation. no matter how you look at it and talk about it. you must perish. we have no choice. and after they failed. they told their friends he is about to take his own life to make a suicide. and he said i don't want to let the enemy and the pleasure of taking their life. 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

articulate, powerful effective conservative columnist, laura will be daily bashing session with the press corpsbe must-see tv. melissa: yeah. >> would represent what i think donald trump is when it comes to his approach with the press. but other side of that laura doesn't know donald trump. the laura doesn't know the people of donald trump the way campaign insiders do. she doesn't know how the nuanced positions in the campaign. hard to come from outside to learn how to do that quickly, very hard. insiders, sean spicer, jason miller, people who have done it, been with donald trump thick and then throughout the campaign. they will be traditional type with the traditional relationship with the press. a real test who donald trump is and what he wants to represent him. melissa: who would you suggest? >> not mine to suggest. this is personality mix. this is what donald trump has to put together to decide who wants to represent him f he wants combat with the press, it is laura. if he wants to tone it down, not worth to fight with them all the time, it will be jason or sean. melissa: the combat approac

i think a lot of members of the media and the press corps were concerned about coverage going forward. >> and for good reason. let's add this to it. kellyanne conway saying the announcement of the chief of staff is imminent. any idea who is up for that? >> i'm hearing steve bannon and reince priebus. that will be the ultimate indicator of where the administration is going, the first one we get. whether he's committed to actually talking to the establishment and bringing the establishment in or if he's going to, you know, just say, i won this election by being the outsider and this is what the american people want. but, you know, we have seen a toned down trump in recent days. so i'm curious to see how that works out. i think reince priebus would help. he needs to bring the washington insiders in, if he wants to effectively govern. i think that's why we saw him appoint his -- the vice president elect mike pence to head up the transition team. >> how do you think he's going to be weighing in on this. he's got a big job to be the go between if you will. >> yeah. it is very tough. i think

another priest leftno earlier in the day when he left the press corps new york white house says it is deeply concerned about his ou leaving the reporters out. he ditched them in new york to fly to washington and then ditched the mac and going back. >> opened is not what is to come. >> two suspected gang members wanted for murder and virginia are behind bars in northeast ohio. us marshals arrested the man in medina apartment estimate. they allegedly shot a man using an moose machete on him. they are now waiting for extradition to virginia. >> police are investigating an abduction and objection in the of akron campus a man on menace over man on the silver truckme offered her a ride before assaulting her she chose poorly she was then dropped off about t an alert to students and staff yesterday urging thema to be careful. >> cleveland browns will have ten days to get ready for that next game. one day for its loss each loss pay app. >> second and seven of the 25. a unlucky from princeton although he got his arms and in this oneg here is another throw just a little bit over the fumbled the

the protective pool is not the entire white house press corps. it involves a mix of about 12 reporters from wire services, with everyone. the press cool is kept at a respectful distance, but they stay close by in case something happens that the american people should know about. >>> coming up, new clues into what sparked this food truck fire as people come together to help the victims recover. >>> a murder mystery in prince georges county. police looking for clues in the death of a fight for justice one month after that shooting. >>> the new frederick high school opens next school year. tonight on news 4 at 6:00, how a z. >>> a full evening right before it starts to get cold. doug has found a way to get cold. maybe not as cold as we'll get later on. we're down here at national harbor. and again, we are seeing some extremely cold temperatures in the tent over there. thgs one of the coolest things. they have so many great things down here. you can see what they have. they have a build a bear shot. that's what i did. so i'll bring that back for you.

it is not an easy thing for the entire press corp to follow him in one direction or the other. the purpose is not just for headlines or business, but it is to show the american people we have access to our government and that it is a free and open society. it is the bedrock of our community and there have been reports he told the press corp he wasn't going any -- anywhere. it was one of the most expensive in the city. it doesn't make him one of the people. >> at first they said it was keen and then they turned the cars and went to the 21 club. >> it was like the godfather. he turned around on the bridge. >> i don't think we can say because they report unfairly and objectively the press reports unfairly without a doubt to donald trump. i don't think it justifies his tweets and i don't think it justifies trying to sneak behind their back and to break with an important tradition. >> he wasn't going to malta. he was going to get a hamburger. >>> they are freaking out because this is somebody who joked they will have him shot. he gets on stage and said putin kills members of the pre

donald trump has refuse today travel with the press corps since the election. and the media covering him have not been offered briefings on his transition. those briefings allow the public to stay up to date on issued any statement about last night's supper slip. trump's twitter feed, he is awake and tweeting but he hasn't said what happened last night. and there's no indication of when he will appear in public next. >> okay. well, only a matter of time, thank you. >>> as president-elect trump chooses his administration, florida governor rick scott stated he's not interested in a position he well scott spoke several times with trump since his victory he says it was shimly to congratulate him. the meetings were not to discuss a seat in trump's cabinet or inner circle of advisors. >> i have 781 days left. it's a great job. the-- we're doing well with jobs. we added 1,222,000 jobs i. want to do that. keep improving education i. yesterday's annual conference held near disney world. >>> facebook, google and other social media sites cracking down on fake news. this c

. >> the conversation in the white house press corps after the moment president barack obama and president-elect trump together at the white house. when donald trump takes the oath of office generate what he has some great expectations to meet >>> the president-elect make board promises on the kb trail promises he will the congress is help to deliver we speaking with local numbers of congress

this was not the first time he has shunned his traveling press corps.old reporters that a protective paul has not been set up yet and journals will have all of the access they have ever had under any president. every incoming president claims he won the election by going over the press corps been bridles. enter donald trump who has argued more than any predecessor the msm is irrelevant and his privacy was sacrosanct. what is going to happen with donald trump? will he be brought to heel by the press like every other past resident or can he be the guy who says screw it, i'm going to do what i want? mark: i'm optimistic but the press has to be diligent and we need to talk about it in terms of the public interest. -- we have to be with the president-elect because it is our job to cover him in the world in which we live. the kennedy assassination, 9/11. john: the reagan assassination. mark: what i don't want is for this fight to become such a lightning rod that we don't think about all of the areas in which we need to fight so there is the coverage the ameri

[laughter] it's -- the relationship between a president and the press corps is always adversarial. it's is et up that way. that doesn't mean it isn'tia always mutually beneficial, right? donald trump certainly benefited from a lot of media attention. there's one thing he knows how to do very, very well, is to get the media to cover his stories and then also he even gets themo to cover -- when he is saying that they're biased, they cover that. [laughter] it's like he can't lose. this is also a lot of different tactics now in terms of how you can communicate with people. so twitter is a way that donald trump has been able to communicate directly with people. every time he sends a tweet, guess what happens? the media covers it. so i think that it will be interesting to see how the media tries to get its footing and decides how they're going to cover. i would urge the trump white house, as i did the obama white house, allow that access fromm the reporters to the government. it is one of the things our founding fathers set up. they were right to do so. and the media is critical for us t

he has to keep an open mind about the press and press corps. these were two major mistakes. hout evidence. those were serious miscalculations. he needs people around him to help him manage this and help him ensure a press pool exists and ensure access for journalists and take his twitter account away. >> if they don't like the press and he doesn't like the press, why doesn't he stop the press pool? in other words, was yesterday a mistake and miscalculation or harbinger? >> i think it was both. no matter what happens in the next four years, there's a cloud that hovers over his relationship with the media. he revoked news press credentials. he had the black list. he insulted journalists by name. if he does that in the next four years, there will be a chilling effect. journalists have to stand up more strongly. we have to be humble. we know many viewers don't trust us. we have to show more strength if defending our role. this is about basic democratic values. you can hate journalists, but want them to be there to capture what trump says. >> he shares a basic opinion with the pro

this press corps is largely female. the boys on the bus are now the girls on the bus. a couple men mixed in, but it is a very female press corps. these are top reporters. have enjoyed each other's company. so there's a lot of comradery as well. >> i can imagine as these campaigns have done in the past, they bring together the press in ways nothing else can. do you have a sense of what hillary clinton's day will look like upon landing in chappaqua? give us a sense of what's going to unfold in the next couple hours as these polls close by the end late tuesday. >> she's going to vote, first of all. and i think get some sleep, which she's badly needed. she's been going non-stop. she had a big rally in philadelphia, which was quite emotional, shouted a question to bill clinton in the forward cabin, and we went back and forth, i don't know if you saw some of that video earlier. that was the flight from philadelphia to raleigh, but he was very moved by ending the campaign at sites where our democracy was founded. she at one point during the philadelphia speech said i know it'

that's like the press corps people. >> that's not either.et that's her dress she will wear. >> you guys do this at home with your families. >> lee is wearing black. >> probably a coat thoughment it is kind of chilly out. >> no way she would walk by herself and no one help her out. >> there he is. oh, maybe it is, okay. >> that's her. >> he is moving. >> she is skipping. >> didn't even wait for him. go girl. >> good thing he has distinguished, very distinguishable hair. you can see it from a helicopter. >> there they go. off to the white house. for the first of many times. >> back of the plane. >> well, to go to the front. >> yes. >> looks pretty cool. >> so around 11:00. they'll have their meeting. and he has what 72 days until he goes to the white house for the final time and stays there. and his 4,000 appointment, he's got to get together and figure out. >> oh, for his administration? >> yes, 4,000, 1100 of them have to be approved by the senate. >> now, if i had a meeting at the white house, straight up 11:00 i would have left the house e

of relationship a president-elect trump will have when he's president trump with the white house press corps media. brian stelter, laura coates. trump's transition team said that he will have a traditional press pool and this will be sort of operated as normal. then they ditched the press when he went to the white house this week. our wolf blitzer called him out on it, said it's not acceptable. hope hicks, his spokesperson, said give us time, be patient while we figure out this transition. the white house correspondents association said this decision could leave americans blind about the whereabouts and wellbeing in the event of a national crisis. what's your take? >> donald trump did not expect to win this election. so he had not put in place the necessary plans for the days after the election. one of those plans would be a press pool. it could be simply lack of preparedness, it was not a situation where the journalists were able to travel with him on thursday. we can chalk it up to just very early trouble. however, it's a bad sign. it's a bad start to the relationship between trump and the

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this was not the first time that trump has shunned his press corps.is spokesperson told reporters that a so-called protective pool hasn't officially set up and they will eventually have all the access that they have ever had under any president. every incoming president invariably claims that he won by going over the heads of the press corps and then he bridles when he gives up his privacy for the case. enter donald trump. arguing that it is irrelevant. the privacy was more or less sacrosanct when he entered the public arena. will he be brought to heel or will he be the guy that says, screw it. i'm going to do what i want. >> i'm optimistic and hopeful but the press has to be diligent and we need to talk about in it terms of the that you can's interest. we need to be with the president-elect. it is our job to cover him in the world in which we live, kennedy assassination, 9/11. >> reagan assassination attempt. >> just essential that this exist. and what i don't want is for this fight to become such a lightning rod as important as it is, that we don't

. >> there were skirmishes about whether they'd be in the room with the white house press corps that. >> this is of a different nature. this is sort of the direct appeal that twitter provides in some way. and look, i don't think it's occurred to president-elect trump yet that he is going to be president as one point. i mean, the idea that he's spending this much time focused on twitter i think is sort of a disturbing concept, frankly. >> i tweet a lot. i get a lot done. >> you don't necessarily have the same level of responsibility. i'm not saying -- >> touche and a fair and accurate point. you know, there's also just been this -- there's the gaslighting and that's been a part of the trump campaign. you didn't see what you just saw. mike pence shaking his head at the vp debate as actual quotes were said. him tweeting other day about i never said more people should have nuclear weapons. well, you did say that. you know, that in the hands of -- the hands of the presidency to pull off this kind of gaslighting or even the agencies and cabinet positions and all the data that comes ou

the press corps needs to know, could charm anybody. clinton. >> clinton responded, reading parts of it, and and the one valuable, the only valuable thing in the can of starr report. and list all the books, the study back in the oval office, among the books, first in its class, annotated notes by dc and hrc. i can only imagine what those were. fast-forward two years, clinton hasn't talked to me for two years. for a lot of different reasons. we never meet until the association of newspaper editors have their annual convention in washington where the president speaks. and bill clinton had just fallen off the front stairs in florida. he comes in, gives his speech and to work the rope line which he has to do, he has to come by me for the first time in two years which i'm completely tongue-tied, had so many questions i wanted to ask and bill clinton always said the right thing to say. congratulations on your work, nice tie. my father in the audience, works for world line, he won't talk to me, talking to my dad about golf and falling off greg

>> i think there's a greater point, he had the entire press corps which he detests in a room that was on a shaky foundation. he he could have seen them all disappear on the floor under the statehouse. i blamed the shaky state house that he predicted. >> doesn't get anything or is this a? >> this is it. he's going to ride it to the end. he's not even going to be in his chair when it ends. he's can gonna be some place outside the statehouse. >> wow. wow. >> i'm at the southern tip of the state of new jersey, in at the point in sunset beach. i spent the day with former mayor of the city of cape may, bob and i'm tracking down with him some hidden history that mother nature has just uncovered. i'm off the beach right now because it is storming and storms are actually the reason why i am here. around 100 feet of a 100-year-old railroad track here on the beach have surfaced from shifting sans from a storm. they had been buried for decades. before that they made a brief appearance for a couple of days in 2014. there is a sand is a sand plan here that operated from 1905 until 1936. the mistry

donald trump has refused to travel with the press corps since election in the media covering him have not been offered briefings on his transition efforts. those briefings allow the public to stay up-to-date on the new government. >> so far the donald trump team has not issued a statement that is not surprising and there has been no indication of when he will next appear in public. maybe we will get some answers today.>> supper slip, i like that. >>> s president-elect donald trump chooses his administration , florida governor rick scott stated he is not interested in a position on the team. he spoke several time with donald trump since his victory but he says it was just to congratulate him, the meetings were not to discuss a seat in his cabinet or inner at the conference held at a resort near disney world, scott explained why. >> i have 781 days left in the shop. i will finish this job. it is a great job. we're doing well with jobs. we have added 1 million in jordan 22,000 jobs. i want to keep doing that, keep improving education. i want to finish the shop. >> yesterday also, governo

. >> it is true and she admitted a few months ago negative she doesn't care for the national press corpsthat travels with her she was to talk about the of the local press issues and that is what president obama does as well he invites the local press but does not want to talk about the larger issues for this story of the day. >> so much has been said in this campaign of the donald trump relationship with the press but put your finger on something of a conservative bias that they are identifying more accurately is whenever side that happens to be on it is a gratuitous of what political reporters can focus is where the conflicts are with them not just between parties but the administration that is where the debates are fleshed out. so it isn't that they try to uncover conflict but sometimes that is the job. but what you see in this campaign is orders of magnitude and at the time she thought it was horrific. >> the white mustache it was so much fun to write this because the 1990's to go back to jackson puc with the rise of talk radio and the collapse of the mainstream press corps things see

is he sending a message to the entire press corps, maybe a message of intimidation? >> he followed up the first tweet about the protesters by complimenting things on their passion. this is one of the central questions we have to ask. i agree that one of the things that happened here is that the media lost so much credibility not just from the right people on the bernie sanders left were critical that when they performed their traditional role it was not taken seriously and if donald trump and the trump administration makes the media into an adversary or if the media beyond the normal adversarial relationship between the media and the press i think it will be tougher for the media to fight back because i don't think they have -- we may still believe we are the tribunes telling the public the truth about the powerful. but there's people out there encouraged by politicians to say whatever they tell you, you know who they are, they're part of them. don't believe them. and that's i think where we're going to be navigating. i don't know the answer to this yes. >> i'm full

when it hit. >> the press corp were the ones who actually had to inform the staff. >> i got that. jen, i got that. was there any kind of gasp or a -- or applause or any kind of reaction? >> reporter: no. i think people were surprised. and that is when we got into position to ask the staff questions about it. but no, there were no applause on board the plane. >> okay. all right. jennifer, thank you very much. >>> another busy day for donald trump with his campaign schedule. by the days end he will hold rallies in five different states. in sterling heights michigan is running behind schedule but that is where we find fox news campaign carl cameron who never runs behind schedule. hello, carl. >> reporter: home of the reagan democrats way back when and donald trump thinks that he could pull off a victory here in michigan. at any moment, there may be a stampede of the press coming in. trump is in the house. and it is a packed one. the seating is 9,000. the grassy knoll in the back of the amphitheater is another 8,000 and it is elbow to elbow. that is the way now for several days. today

elect trump a little bit of advice that's how you do it he said in terms of trying to wrap up the press corps and the first time they have actually met. interesting donald trump said during this little press briefing here they had planned on meeting for maybe 10 or 15 minutes that meeting turned into a meeting that went on for about an hour or hour and a half. they both talked about it going well. and honor to meet president obama obama saying they had an excellent conversation. there you go. and then there is this. i am a female. i am a female. i am mixed race. i am mixed race. i am a child. i am a child. but that will not stop me. but that will not stop me. from getting heard from getting heard. a little girl's words are getting a lot of attention today for its powerful message. she gave that speech during a protest against donald trump's victory on the steps of the texas capitol in austin. people there say the adults around her were just transfixed by her speech and repeated the whole thing as a chant back to her. as you heard there. comedian amy schumer is one of one that said of donald t

three hours later, donald trump walked in to a smattering of boos surrounded by his travel press corps photographers and secret service, he filled out his ballot and then walked toward us to have it scanned. if he said much of anything, most of the cameras including ours only got a wave. mary haas told me she wouldn't look at him. why not? >> i might throw up. >> reporter: outside as folks stood for 2 1/2 hours to vote, we did find some trump supporters like anita. >> i think that he is what we need for our country. >> reporter: and this woman. >> it's time to have someone in the office who isn't a politician. give them a chance. >> reporter: a few blocks away, donald trump threw a reception for donors inside trump tower. the sidewalk in front of trump tower was closed off with barricades. a dozen police stood at the front door and dump trucks lined the side of fifth avenue nose to tail for added protection. you're looking at a live picture now of "the apprentice" star. she has been working for donald trump to try to rally support among african-americans. she is the only luminary we ha

. >> the governor has a lot going on the first time before the press corps since the bridge gate trial and the election. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> rain slicked roads led to multiple crashes in delaware this morning. in newark, rescue crews used the jaws of life to free a driver tropped in her car following a crash and the driver collided with a small bus on paper mill road and the 29-year-old driver of the car suffered head, leg and possible internal injuries she was taken to the hospital in critical condition. look at that vehicle. the 78-year-old operator of the bus was also taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> in newcastle a woman was briefly trapped when her car overturned. the happened happened on route 13 north to route 35 north and first responders were able to get the driver out and she was taken to christiana hospital for treatment. philadelphia police are searching for a pair of vandals, one who appeared to be sipping wine during the crime. and on this giving tuesday philadelphia students are getting a lesson on what the holiday season is suppose to be ab

and we had a whole press corps out at campaign headquarters and there was a white house press corps at the white house. but john kerry didn't concede until the next day. the data can be really wrong. i know hope springs eternal that we'll know tonight, but you really do have to wait for waves and waves to come through. in part because of what you're talking about. these demographic groups are not always, you know, they don't always vote as a monolith. you have to see as the states come in. >> and this year, one of the things that is happening in the media about this election is that a lot of that data, that realtime data, that usually only the campaigns see or that peep in the news business see, a lot of that is being made public all day long. that stuff is notoriously wrong. do not hang your hat on that, no matter how many times you hit refresh on your browser. >> or it's right for a minute. >> bob shrum was telling the senator, he was saying, mr. president -- >> they were dividing up the cabinet seats. >> all i know is when i dvr a giants' game and they lose, it's terrible. >> we'll

president obama meeting the white house press corps for the first time since donald trump's stunning upset victory. catherine heenan has the president advice for his successor. and for democrats disheartened by hillary clinton's loss. "hello everybody." just a few weeks ago, the president was calling donald trump unfit for the presidency. today his tone was much softer, "do i have concerns? absolutely. of course i have concerns. he and i differ on a whole bunch of issues. but the federal government and our democracy is not a speedboat. it's an ocean liner." he said he expects trump the president will be d9ifferent from trump the candidate. "and regardless of what experience of assumptions he brought to the office, this office has a way of waking you up. and those aspects of his positions or predispositions that don't match up with reality, he will find shaken up pretty quick because reality has a way of asserting itself. and some of his gifts that obviously allowed him to execute one of the biggest political upsets in history, those are ones that hopefully he will put to good use on

he, with, you know, i'm not speaking of you personally in this, lesley, but the press corps as a whole, i think, was coming out of a post-watergate mentality where they had taken down a president, richard nixon, and pretty much every story was how can we, you know, figure out the hypocritical or unimpressive underbelly of this presidency. and he actually only got, the scholars kind of raked coverage, and he got less than one month of positive coverage in four years just right at the time he was inaugurated. and even after the camp david accords, he did not get particularly good press. finish i'm not blaming that, because he made many mistakes from the way he set up his white house to the way he managed his own time. and i think his engineering background, which was a kind of double-edged sword, it allowed him to engineer peace. it was enormously helpful in him doing the camp david accords which have been the best thing -- interesting considering how many american jews and israelis don't like carter -- it's been the best thing for the state of israel since the creation of the state of i

some of your colleagues in the press corps may have covered the debates another events and can fill you in on that. it is not clear to me exactly what kind of preferences or views he has articulated with regards to our policy with afghanistan. i would put this in the category of other policy decisions that the president will have to make. and to ensure that he is effectively positioned to make a good, smart decision consistent with our national interest. president obama and his national security team will ensure that president-electron and his team -- president-elect trump and his team have the resources necessary to make you to decisions about u.s. policy in that region of the world. obviously, these are the kind of decisions the next president will make and will have a significant impact on our policy and an impact on our servicemembers serving in afghanistan countering the threats that emanate from afghanistan. the stakes of that decision is high. the kinds of decisions that have to be near obvious. the next president will benefit from the carefully considered advice from leaders in

and people, i mean, the press corps used to melt right at his feet too. he could charm anybody. all right. who is next? clinton. [laughter] >> there's so many, but -- [laughter] when my book came out, clinton responded by reading parts of it to his taffe, the parts that were -- staff, the parts that were inof courseous -- innocuous to, and denying the other half existed. to me, the only valuable thing in the kenneth starr report on the lewinsky scandal is an addendum where it lists all of the books in that study behind the oval office. and among the books it says is "first in his class" with annotated notes by b.c. and h.r.c.. [laughter] so i can only imagine what those notes were. fast forward two years, and clinton hasn't talked to me for two years after the book came out for a lot of different reasons. and we never meet until the association of newspaper editors has their annual convention in washington where the president traditionally speaks. and i happened to be on the dais because i'd won an award that year, and bill clinton came hobbling in. he'd just fallen off the stoo

what did he tell the press corps that he's going to tell foreign leaders about president-elect trump when it comes to nato specifically? >> well, he indicated he thought that president-elect trump would be a supporter of nato, notwithstanding some of the rhetoric about getting other countries to pay more. more broadly he's going to emphasize the continuity of american government. he talked about government being an ocean liner, not a speed boat, you can't turn it quickly and those are words meant to reassure foreign leaders who have made agreements with the united states of various kinds that you can't just turn on a dime and things will not be disrupted too rapidly. >> what did he say, if anything, about the iran deal? any changes to that or, for example, to the paris climate accords? >> well, on both of those things, tyler, he expressed the same view as an orientation as he did about obamacare, which president-elect trump has indicated in the campaign he wanted to do away with, but it's more complicated and difficult to change something that already exists. in the same vein, he ind