the supreme court just last june reaffirmed roe v.terms in the case out of texas and of course, they have approved same-sex marriage. as a legal matter, they're actually in very similar situations. politically, it's very difficult. it's that even the conservative movement has sort of given up on same-sex marriage, whereas, abortion remains where it has remained for our entire lives, the most important issue to social conservatives. and he made promises and he's going to keep them. >> jonathan, how realistic is it that the supreme court could fully overturn roe v. wade? it's been more than 40 years since the ruling. 40 years with a majority of conservative court and the ruling still stands. >> it is possible. the president can't change the meaning of the constitution. the supreme court is the final say of that. but he can change the makeup of the court. and yes, the court can reverse decisions, even decisions like roe v. wade. i think that what most likely, the advocates on that side want, instead of a frontal assault on roe v. wade, i

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according to lawyers jane roe had a sexual en counter in a dorm room. a month later she went to the school's health center and reported what happened. the school notified exeter police and dcyf because the two students were 15 years old. exeter police did not investigate, but a private investigator for the school found that john doe violated the school's misconduct policies. the school says jane roe did not clearly concept, although it's occurred. john doe was put on leave with the possibility he may return in the fall, but then the school says fill licks exeter can take immediate action if necessary. john doe and his mother testified, we'll talk more about that coming up at 6:00. josh: lebanon police suspect they say attacked a woman on a popular trail. siobhan lopez has the hts on that. reporter: police adding extra patrols to this area. they say the victim was walking along one of these trails when a man came up from behind and jumped her. police say a 23-year-old woman was walking a loan sunday evening, was thrown to the ground and assaulted. fight

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that's the essence of roe v. wade.he cases might -- there may be are along the late-term abortion. >> partial birth. >> maybe the supreme court can say that's only permissible when the life of the mother -- maybe something like that. i have no doubt that not just in my lifetime but you kids as well will not see roe v. wade being overturned. >> he doesn't know that. he's not a lawyer. a lot of legal and political and legislative questions he is not able to answer. for 50 years he is buying buildings and making them. >> he has been pro choice most of his life that i've known him. >> he campaigned as pro life. he said to me here very clearly, it would go back to the states. a lot of the people where there is fear mongering that were for hillary clinton and saying he will overturn and -- what he did say for sure is that he was going to appoint conservative justices and that he was looking to find justices that were similar to justice scalia. >> who was there, who was on the bench and never attempted to overturn roe v. wade

they roomed just his past june that roe v.ates cannot burden the, a woman's right to choose. you see it on the screen there. anthony kennedy a nixon appointee joins with the four democratic appointees, kagan, sotomayor, five justices in favor of protecting the right for abortion and replacing justice scalia when president trump will announce shortly will not affect the overall balance. the question is who leaves next? ruth ginsburg is 83. >> talk she wanted to retire, obviously reconsidering at this point. >> i don't think she wanted to retire. liberals angry for not leaving when president obama had a democratic majority in the senate. same with stephen br'eier. and anthony kennedy, those three of the five justices in the pro-choice majority in the supreme court of all elderly. >> so when you think of the issues that -- we've talked about abortion. talked about same-sex marriage. what other issues do you think could come before the court, or the clock is really ticking on them? >> i think there will be a lot of issues related

there are five justices on the court now who support roe v. wade. current vacancy will not turn corner but, you know, three of the five justices will soon be over 80, so donald trump may really have the chance to deliver on the end of roe v. wade. >> all right. everybody, stand by. now that this unprecedented election has been decided, you're going to see how well we got to this historic moment in the first ever book from cnn politics. "unprecedented: the election that changed everything." see the book cover right there, filled with behind the scenes secrets, beautiful photography, firsthand reporting from the campaign trail. the book will be in stores december 6th. you can reorder your copy today. cnn.com/book. >>> just ahead, the retired general in line for top national security post under president-elect trump. so why is he so controversial in military circles? you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe pric

i just am someone who believes roe v.ade has been settled in this country so very long, i would not right now look to overturn it, but we've got to make sure that we say there are rights that a fetus has, and certainly has we enter the third trimester, abortion should be absolutely outlawed unless it is the life of the mother. >> roe v. wade, since 1973, it's been the law of the land since then. the wall street journal, very intriguing article, say donald trump's aides seem to be unaware that there are three or four thousand jobs that need to be filled between now and january 20, especially in the west wing and the white house staff, that this was a wake-up call for them. they really did not know. have you heard that? >> no, i have not heard that, but when you're focused on the election like we are, you have a small circle advisers that donald trump had. i wouldn't be surprised -- i don't know the exact number, but even i was surprised when i heard. that's a lot of jobs, they have to be vetds, their backgrounds, the 15 si

do you want to see the court overturn "roe v. wade." >>?> well, if we put another two or perhaps three justices on, that's -- that will happen, and that will happen automatically, in my opinion, because i am putting pro-life justices on the court. i will say this. it will go back to the states and the states will then make a determination. >> you know, first, e.j. and then joan on that question. this has always been another one of those things that republicans were free to promise their conservative christian base because they never were going to be able to do it and they weren't going to have to have the 50 wars going in the states over abortion rights. do you think it is likely that trump will actually follow through on this and that there will be a push to really repeal roe? >> the answer if he gets three appointees there very well could be the overturning of "roe v. wade." by the way on lindsey graham, he'll do anything to get ted cruz out of the senate, including putting him on the supreme court, and that's what that is all about. >> y

. >> roe v.t a woman really cannot be equal if she doesn't have control over her reproductive ability. it was as simple as that. >> the newly liberalized abortion law brought immediate reaction. >> i think that the judgment of the court will do a great deal to tear down the respect previously accorded human life in our culture. >> what's interesting about roe versus wade is while it does legalize abortion, it as much really mobilizes the opposition. >> we protest today the holocaust of the 1970s in america. >> conservatives didn't used to mess with politics that much. and they start to campaign. it was the rise of extreme activist conservatism in america. >> certain conservatives don't know what to do with their frustration and with their yearning for the good old days and decide the problem are gays. >> the battle over homosexual rights in dade county, florida, comes to a vote there tuesday. the issue is whether or not to repeal a four-month-old ordinance which prohibits job and housing discrimi

roe versus wade is a settled law in this country. and just a few months ago the supreme court overruled states , texas which would have blocked , abortion access for women in the state. so the supreme court deals with , issues, including abortion, because is a wide expanse of things that are so important in american society. imitation, environment, worker rights, civil rights lgbt , concerns. and americans are going to be looking at his nominee not just from the standpoint of portion -- abortion but of the complete , record on a whole series of issues. now, william pryor, he has very unfortunate statements he has made on abortion. but others on the list, diane sykes, a judge on the seventh court of appeals, voted to reinstate discriminatory voter laws. in wisconsin. a judge on the eighth circuit court of appeals, allowed a major corporation to get away -- wage thefthat of up to $24 million against employees. because they did not file workpapers properly. he disallowed a woman who brought a case involving sexual harassment by her boss

and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ?? our neighborhood public schools. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, vote no on question 2. >> sara: >> gene: toys are us will be on thanksgiving day. half people will hold off shopping until friday. new hampshire or rhode island and massachusetts prevents stores from opening on thanksgiving. >> gene: 16 deck ship has bar that is run by robot bartenders. the ship also has a slide called the ultimate abyss that runs down nine stories. if you have inside cabin you can get outside view with virtual passengers. like a floating city. >> gene: george h.w. bush said to speed through the golf course. coll

. >> trump has said he thinks the core abortion rights ruling, roe v. wade should be overturned. but he might have two more appointees. about more restrictions. >> while women might technically have the right under the constitution to choose an abortion, they wouldn't really be able to exercise that right. >> trump was right when he said that overturning roe wouldn't end abortion in america. though this would free up the states to make it illegal and about half of them probably would. but it's been 43 years since that case was decided. and despite many attempts to overturn it, it's still on the books. lester? >> pete williams at the supreme court for us tonight, thanks. only in the presidential race, but also in the balance of power in congress. the gop holding control of both the house and the senate. nbc's casey hunt has a look at the new faces about to make waves. >> before tuesday, it was hard for donald trump to find a friend in washington. even in his own party. >> why don't you want to talk about mr. trump in. >> i choose not to. >> president trump is moving in down the st

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and then he said but roe needs to be overturned and issue returned to the states. it would seem to be the cause of tissue -- i'm not sure i follow that distinction. >> i was on a panel last week with law professor who made basically the same light division of donald trump did. look, different people can have understandings of when president is subtle and not. in planned parenthood, the joint opinion justice kennedy, o'connor and souter said they were calling an international division on this issue. they thought it would be over at this point. that didn't work out so i think it's entirely reasonable to recognize that the controversy over the supposed constitutional status of abortion remains very heated. spirit is that not true for marriage? >> that's not true for planned marriage? >> look, i think obergefell is plainly wrong and i believe that wrong president should perceptibly be overruled. the fact of the matter is that the court has the ability to transform or to ratify patricia maisch and the public understanding of marriage much more easily than it has the abi

. >> trump talks about everything from his pledge to overturn roe v wade to his promise to build a wall along the mexican border. >>> a powerful earthquake rocks 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, donald trump announced two key appointments in his administration and tells "60 minutes" his top priorities are immigration, health care, and tax reform. trump says he'll conduct himself in a, quote, very good manner as president. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president-elect donald trump's office said early this morning that trump spoke with the him for his well wishes on his presidential win. as trump continues his transition to the white house, yesterday, he officially named republican party chairman reince priebus as his chief of staff and former head of breitbart news was named strategist and chief counselor. >> reporter: drawing reaction from both sides of the aisle. late yesterday, republicans majority whip steve skalise both applauded trump's appointments to his c

. >> trump has said he thinks the core abortion rights ruling, roe v. wade should be overturned. but he might have two more appointees. still abort r about more restrictions. >> while women might technically have the right under the constitution to choose an abortion, they wouldn't really be able to exercise that right. >> trump was right when he said that overturning roe wouldn't end abortion in america. though this would free up the states to make it illegal and about half of them probably would. but it's been 43 years since that case was decided. and despite many attempts to overturn it, it's still on the books. lester? >> pete williams at the supreme court for us tonight, thanks. only in the presidential race, but also in the balance of power in congress. the gop holding control of both the house and the senate. nbc's casey hunt has a look at the new faces about to make waves. >> before tuesday, it was hard for donald trump to find a friend in washington. even in his own party. >> why don't you want to talk about mr. trump in. >> i choose not to. >> president trump is moving

talking about overturning roe v. wade is not something the next generation of women have much interest in. i don't think that is a divisive issue, it is being a responsible leader. and with regard to your vote for rubio, we have a law that says, unless someone has requested to be a write in candidate, it is not counted. so as a leader, we have choices. what is right, what is wrong. in this particular case, there are just two choices. you talk to any young person, they will say hillary clinton or donald trump. if you want to throw your vote away, i do not call that courageous leadership. rep. paulsen: you talk to any person, they will say they are not happy with either candidate. and you never throw your vote away. when you vote and send a statement. and there is no bigger interest than nancy pelosi's special interest pack. they have run ads that have proven to have a d or d minus rating. state sen. bonoff: your ad against me right away said i was tax -- butd tax and i want to go back. he took a sentence i said in a d

this is about perhaps overturning roe v. wade or same-sex marriage. >> if it ever were overturned, it would go back to the states. so, it would go back to the states. >> some women won't be able to get an abortion. >> no, it will go back to the states. >> by state -- well -- >> it will perhaps -- it will have to go to another state. >> do you support marriage equality? >> it's irrelevant because it was settled in the supreme court. it's done. >> so, even if you appoint a judge that -- >> it's done. you have -- these cases have gone to the supreme court. they've been settled. and i think -- and i'm fine with that. >> jeffrey toobin, again, on the softening, he never said -- and i've played it back a few times. he never said, yes, i will overturn roe v. wade. >> but, you know, put me in the no-softening camp. i don't buy this whole softening hypothesis. i think he'll appoint someone to overturn roe v. wade. in terms it of same-sex marriage, it is settled in the supreme court. there's no way for a state to challenge that ban. t

this is senator kelly ayotte's record. orts overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. orxpand yo officeantake on atev? our neighborhood public schools. they are the bedrock of our communities. the place where 96% of our kids are educated. but even now, these local schools are losing more than 400 million dollars a year to privately-run charter schools. and if question 2 passes, it will only get worse. we can't let that happen. to protect our public schools and the right of all our kids to a quality education, vote no on question 2. >>> finally tonight, who would have dreamed that the country would witness the kind of election campaign this memorable only begins to describe it. we want to take a look back at some of the key moments of an extraordinary race. >> i'm running for president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> i announce my candidacy for president of the

then they asked about roe v. wade. will you overturn roe v. wade? he would not say it. he would not say it. i don't believe. i will overturn roe v. wade. he said i'll appoint pro-life judges, which i know for activists that's nuanced but i don't really think -- >> his position on roe v. wade, let it go back to the states. if states want to allow abortion, fine. >> he also said women could go to other states, which is horrific for people where this issue matters. i'm just saying that it is a difference between, let's say, what type of justice scalia was and what kind of justice john roberts is. john roberts isn't going to jump from here to there. it's going to be a very long slow march. >> you said something that's exactly right. it's going to be very hard to pigeon hole. >> he doesn't see himself as a republican. >> it's going to take specific policy, foreign policy, economic policy that he embraced and even the appointments show a range rather than a narrow ideological or philosophical embrace. this is going to be much more across the board. >> i think of the contact w

to choose to make our own health decisions, and i will defend not only roe v. wade but also planned parenthood. i'll work with our allies to keep us safe, and i'll take national security very seriously. so, new hampshire, i'm asking for your vote, with your help we will build a future where we stand together because, you know what, we are stronger together. thank you all very much. special place to me, a very, very special state. it was my first victory, and you know what happened after that. so i'm honored to be here. i want to just tell you we're going to lower taxes, we're going to have strong borders, we're going to stop drugs from pouring into your community, they are pouring in, the single biggest problem from everybody i meet in new hampshire. so many friends, is the heroin and the drugs that are pouring in, we're going to stop it and we're going to help the people that have been so severely addicted. we military, we're going to take care of our vets, we're going to be very strong on the second amendment. they have people, as you know, my opponent wants

and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. oters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible massachusetts' newspapers rarely agree, but they do on question 2. they agree opponents have run a "campaign of misinformation" to spread "fear through white, affluent neighborhoods." they agree in the suburbs question 2 will have "no impact on their schools and their children." they agree it will provide vital "choices for urban parents" is "a kid's civil right." join leading newspapers and governor baker in voting yes on 2. >>> we're here. oh it's try day friday. jenna bush hague sir in for kathie lee. i've sure you've heard that before. we we just do it one more time? >> all: marcia, marcia, marcia! in one of the world's most famous families "the brady bunch." >> i can't believe he hit you with a basketball. >> a basketball? thank god it wasn't a basketball. >> a football hurts, too. >> yeah. they all hurt. >> you've come a long way, baby. maureen recently

also coming into focus tonight, his plans on immigration, his proposed wall, and on the supreme court, roe versus wade. also tonight, we are hearing from president obama for the first time, about that meeting at the white minutes together. he is asked, were there any surprises? and we start tonight with mr. trump's first choices, and they do not come without controversy. abc's tom llamas, on the new trump team. >> reporter: tonight inside trump tower, one of the president-elect's top advisers now becoming the story. stephen bannon, former chairman of right-wing breitbart news, now named chief strategist and senior counselor to the new president. bannon upfront about his loathing for the political establishment. media, don't believe the establishment, do not believe the perma political class. we are on the right side of history. >> reporter: bannon, a champion of the alt-right, a movement many say is fueled by racism, sexism and anti-semitism. the man who will soon shape the white house message published headlines like these -- "hoist it high and proud: the confederate flag proclaims a glor

and she supports overturning roe v. wade. woman 1: kelly ayotte says she's for women. but it's just an act. woman 2: voters definitely cannot trust kelly ayotte. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >> julie: cte brain disease by blows to the head and als. >> i think contact sports teaches you certain levels of discipline and other sports may be don't teach you so i don't ha playing football and wife thankfully she is not sitting next to me and might be different for her thoughts. >> julie: brady thinks the game of football is safer over the years and recognizes risk of injury. last week researchers at bu announced former patriot kevin turner actually died from cte. >>> julie: wynn casino in everett could get m

talking about overturning roe v. wade is not something the next generation of women have much interest in. that is not a divisive issue, it is being a responsible leader. and with regard to your vote for rubio, we have a law that says, unless someone has requested to be a write in candidate, it is not counted. so as a leader, we have choices. what is right, what is wrong. in this particular case, there are just two choices. you talk to any young person, they will say hillary clinton or donald trump. if you want to throw your vote away, i do not call that courageous leadership. rep. paulsen: you talk to any person, you will say they are not happy with either candidate. and you never throw your vote away. and there is no bigger interest then nancy pelosi's special interest pack. they have run ads that have proven to have a d or d minus rating. state sen. bonoff: your ad against me right away said i was taxing -- but i want to go back. he took a sentence i said in a debate, and that was the theme of your commercial. it

noing has ever shown a benefit in sclar roe determine ma. >> you say there are thought leaders. is that not just smart people but people that determine things? >> autoimmune diseases are seen by rheumatologists. dr. robert spyra was the principle investigator. the study was done in nine hospitals. recently, he described the data as both breathtaking and unprecedented. he is not a man prone to exaggerate. >> he is a prominent claire roe determine ma physician, a principal investigator in the trial and also dr. barbara white, chief medical officer and former co-director of johns hopkins. >> barbara is a chief medical officer. she was at amgen and astro jen ka, a variety of big phrma. we are very conservative people. when you get a signal that's that strong, it is legitimate to get excited. >> this is speculative. this is speculative. you are free to speculate but it is not merc as doctor u val cohen would tell you. he is the ceo of core bus pharmaceuticals. be careful, speculative but exciting. this car is traveling over 200 miles per hour. to win, every millisecond matters. both

and then he said but roe needs to be overturned and issue returned to the states. would seem to be the cause of tissue -- i'm not sure i follow that distinction. >> i was on a panel last week with law professor who made basically the same light division of donald trump did. look, different people can have understandings of when president is subtle and not. in planned parenthood, the joint opinion justice kennedy, o'connor and souter said they were calling an international division on this issue. they thought it would be over at this point. that didn't work out so i think it's entirely reasonable to recognize that the controversy over the supposed constitutional status of abortion remains very heated. spirit is that not true for marriage? >> look, i think obergefell is plainly wrong and i believe that wrong president should perceptibly be overruled. the fact of the matter is that the court has the ability to transform or to ratify patricia maisch and the public understanding of marriage much more easily than it has the ability to deny the biological reality of a hum

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stop it. >> reporter: the pre supreme court, vowing to appoint justices who will overturn roe v wade. >> i'm going to -- i'm pro-life. the judges will be pro-life. if it ever were overturned, it would go back to the states. so, it would go back to the states and -- >> then some women won't be able to get an abortion. >> no, it'll go back to the states. >> by state -- no, some -- >> yeah. yeah, well, they'll perhaps have to go, they'll have to go to another state. >> reporter: but what about the supreme court ruling on same-sex it was settled in the supreme court. i mean, it's done. >> reporter: trump still refusing to reveal his plan to take on isis. >> you said you knew more than the generals about isis. >> well, i -- i'll be honest with you, i probably do because look at the job they've done. okay, look at the job they've done. they haven't done the job. now, maybe it's leadership, maybe it's something else. who knows? >> reporter: and what about trump's promise to build a border wall? >> are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> they're talking about a fence in the republica

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. >> let's talk about overturning roe versus wade. also, let me ask you how often is it that the supreme court goes back on issues? >> it is very rare as you look at the constitution and 2 different frameworks. some people say the constitution written in 1789 is the way it should be interpreted. other people take a broad view. that is the way the supreme court has gone that it is a adapts with time. roe v wade was decided a long time ago so most people lie with penn parenthood -- planned parenthood. a lot of people are right that a federal funding for that will go away but as far as the banning planned parenthood because they form abortions, abortions are not federally funded under the way that medicaid is structured. there are 2 separate issues they have to flush out. >>> there is a to appoint justices but you say the federal circuit court of appeals is where voters should focus some of there tension. any big social issues will be started and they will start in federal court locally. other states have not been ruled or bans on same-s

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listen to this. >> will you appoint, are you looking to appoint, a justice who wants to overturn roe? >> so here's what's going to happen. i'm willing to, i'm pro-life. the judges will be pro-life. if it ever were overturned it would go back to the states. >> but then -- >> back to the states -- >> then some women won't be able to get an abortion. >> back to the states. >> by state -- >> perhaps they'll have to go to another state. >> so on the one hand, roe v. wade, aaabortion rights in the united states for women. >> and what he's become throughout the campaign now sort of, look at the issue of same-sex marriage that is a generational issue, younger folks regardless of partisan affiliation broadly don't really care about it. but on the issue of pro-life issues, abortion, a very polarizing issue throughout the lectern. at that point where -- go back to great quote earlier in the campaign. donald trump supporters take him seriously, not literally. reporters take him literally, not seriously. will they forgive him or not? they bought the man. they didn't buy the ideas. donald trump ex

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including conservative judge, william pryor of alabama, who once said roe v.was the, quote, worst abomination in the history of constitutional law. president-elect trump in an interview with "60 minutes" signaled he may want his next nominee to overturn roe v. wade, which affirmed the right to abortion nationwide. >> if it ever were overturned, it would go back to the state. >> so some women won't be able to get an abortion. >> it will go back to the states. well, some -- >> they'll have to go to the another state. >> right now the court is evenly divided between four justices nominated by trm presidents and four by democratic presidents. but the ideological makeup of the court could shift dramatically during trump's administration. >> if you have another appointment of another conservative like justice scalia for a seat currently held by a moderate or a liberal, i think you're going to see a lot of pressure on the supreme court to move to the right, to be more protective of religious liberty, to be more protective of, for example, executive power. to be more