steve banon will be the president-elect chief strategist. >> president-elect says he's not going to take the $400,000 presidential salary. he won't take long vacations in office either. in custody for shooting and killing a young boy. deputies arrested jeremy mush mushrush. >>> tomorrow denver police are going to start clearing out homeless camps on city a similar property. >>> best part so far. denver blocked the extra point. ran it back for a two-point conversion. broncos beat the saints by two points. >> let's keep it interesting to the end. spectacular sight. people around the world were treated to super moon. we're sharing the most stunning images throughout the morning. >>> busy morning. good morning everyone. thank you for joining us. the workweek. will we finally have snow on the horizon? >> finally the key word. >> marty is in the backyard. let's ask him. >> i like our chances for snow in the mountains very much here. it will be a little windy and colder. a spritz of moisture. you were talking about the super moon still up over the western horizon last night came up over the den

lena done ham is december appointed that trump has named breitbart's steve banon and so far it is the only problem with trump. she left a message expressing her displeasure and posted the video on instagram. >> hi, speaker ryan. this is lena dunham calling. i wanted to leave uh message to tell you how disuh poanted we are in the appointment of steve banon. i don't know if you willisen to this. as a woman and as a jew and as a person who cares about other human beings and of people of color, the idea of appointing a white supremecist -- -- no i y recording, thank you. >> i amazingly speaker ryan called her right back. meanwhile anti-trump protests continue around the country. in fort lauderdale, florida a woman threw water on trump supporters and was arrested. >> i have done nothing wrong! i want to be released. have i done nothing wrong e. i want to be released! i have done nothing wrong! >> strong core. good core. she will come around to trump. they are finding other ways to express their anger like with body rt a. it says trump was not my effing president. i hope they do not end up

trump eligio a rince priebus, presidente del partido republicano como su jefe de gabinete, y a steve banonector ejecutivo del portal noticioso e ultra derecha breitbart news, como su jefe de estrategias y as presentadora:ademÁs consigue su primera entrevista como presidente electo y entre otros temas abordÓ la encarcelación y la deportaciÓn masiva de indocumentados con antecedentes penales como narcotraficantes y tambiÉn pandilleros. claudia: en su primera entrevista como presidente electo prometiÓ la inmediata deportaciÓn de dos a 3 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados. >> vamos a echar del paÍs o encarcelar a todos los que tienen antecedentes criminales, traficantes de drogas, miembros de pandillas. claudia: trump enfatizÓ que despuÉs de que se asegure la frontera y de que todos se normalicen se tomarÁ la decisiÓn sobre los inmigrantes indocumentados restantes. las deportaciones de millones de inmigrantes criminales no serÍa una tarea fÁcil. >> para tener 2 millones de casos es imposible, no puedes solamente atender 100,000 casos a la vez. claudia: parecen estar de acuerdo con el plan

but horror from some for steve banon has top adviser. bright bart news read by the hard right some extremists and racist. >> he's got a harvard degree. a naval officer. he has success in sprainment. >> reporter: on 60 minutes. >> stop it. >> reporter: trump hedged on major promises his wall will have fencing. deport immigrants who commit crimes and keep obama care coverage of people with preconditions. >> it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> gestures matter and how he not have supported him how he signals his interest in their issues or concerns i think those are the kinds of things that can set a tone. >> reporter: more protests today as trump and his team moved to take the reigns of power. donald trump is asking that his family members get temporary security clearances. a sign of the role his children will play in the >> anchor: stay with 7 news with more on the trump transition to the white house. check out whdh.com along with mobile and tablet apps. >>> police investigating messages of hate possibly tied to the presidenti

steve banon will be the president-elect chief strategist. >> president-elect says he's not going to take the $400,000 presidential salary. he won't take long vacations in office either.

president elect distanced himself from extremists on the altright but dismissed criticism about steve banon. he acknowledged his dc hotel is worth more. and acknow is hotter. said the law is on his side. mr. trump telling the new york times he's leading toward general james madis as secretary. the ap is now reporting that he has offered him that job and ben carceon will respond after the thanksgiving holiday. ryan schulteis 7 news stay with 7 news for continuing coverage of president elect trump whdh.com or follow along on social media. >> anchor: not your average pizza night. meet the fans who shared a slice with brady and his bodies. >> reporter: looking forward to that story. tomorrow features sunshine. >> anchor: mayor marty walsh kicking off a special event for the holidays. >> tonight they're mean and intimidating even threaten you with jail. >> i was scared to death. >> but those phone calls are irs. you're not the irs. energy costs go up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. of the energy we buy for you is changing. but we

trump defended his appointment of steve banon. >> there are al he elements within the right exstream of the political spectrum that are feeling emboldened to articulate the knee yo' nazi views. trump has a reasonable case to say that he is not directly associated with them and he repudiates them, but he should be pretty forceful about that, because the connections have been fairly long-standing and they are very troubling to larger sectors of the u.s s >> donald trump's campaign manager said it was unfair to hold trump or steven banon responsible for the statements of a group of trump supporters. richard spencer issued a statement saying he don't believe mr. trump is alt right -- >> some top computer scientists urging hillary clinton to challenge the outcome of the presidential election in three key battle ground states. according to the new york magazine. scientists claim they found evidence that results in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania may have been manipulated. they say they focused on counties that used electronic voting machines instead of the paper method. in those count

. >> in addition to announcing priebus as chief of staff, chump named steve banon as certainly counselor. the former head of breitbart news and trump's campaign ceo and known for attacking the g.o.p. establish. >>> download the abc news app to stay on top of president-elect trump's inauguration. >>> there is heartbreak in stanislaus california in central california after a sheriff's deputy was murdered in the line of duty this morning. happened just at 8:00. deputy dennis wallace was shot twice in head execution style as he investigated the record of -- report of a stolen car up this man was later captured more than 100 millions south. investigators say he is the murder suspect. >>> this morning's shooting is a few miles south of modesto. the sheriff's office says deputy wallace lived in the community he patrolled and help coach youth sports. wallace is survived by his wife and children. the deputy was founds wind by another deputy who was responding backup to the stolen car call. >>> a woman shot to death at an east oakland motel. the starlight motel is where officers gathered evidence.

trump values loyalty and that will likely be rewarded with steve banon his controversial campaign ceo one option for chief of staff. another? rnc chair reince priebus. we're going have much more as far as the veterans and we celebrate their servi back to a dramatic scene here locally yesterday. we want to let you know that the child who was hit by the van is going to be okay. a school bus to be exact. it's pretty dramatic when you see the bike that was stuck underneath the bus. again, this is at cactus and jones from yesterday afternoon after school. according to witnesses the bus had just left riles elementary school, was dropping students off like they do each and every day at 2:40 p.m. when a little girl on her bike got stuck hit. from what we understand from the people who were on the scene, the little girl was taken to the hospital and treated for injuries. we are told he is expected to mike a full recovery. >> krystal: a big development in the federal case against the bundy family for that armed standoff at the bunkerville ranch. in a motion filed late wednesday, government pros

for water boarden, disenvowed the white nationalists who celebrated his election, but denied that steve banon is racest, defending him, in his words, as a decent guy, treated unfairly. >> mr. trump faces another controversy on how he plans to untangle potential conflicts of inside the white house could be nearly impossible for him to do. abc's brian ross investigates. >> reporter: with growing concerns how he continues to push the business measures, donald trump told the "new york times," the law is on my side. the president can't have a conflict of interest, but throughout the campaign, trump pledged to leave the business empire behind. >> if i become president, i couldn't care less about my company. >> reporter: in the two weeks since the election, trump took the time to developers of two trump towers in the country who posted this picture and then took it down. he complained to a british politician about eyesore wind turbines near his golf course, and he's boasted his brand is now hotter than ever. his daughter, ivanka's jewelry company trying to cash in on "sixty minutes" to sell the line

favorite candidate of house speaker paul ryan and senate majority speaker, mitch mcconnell. , steve banon willing be named chief strategy. trump said, i'm happy to have my very some team leading, with me, and led us to an historic victory. now i will have them both with me in the white house. earlier today transition team vice chairman newt gingrich, a potential cabinet member himself. >> they won the house, the senate, be be bl governor ships, most in history, if you look at the country there's certainly a shift towards republican government on a pretty big scale. >> trump campaign manager kellyann con way, said trump demonstrators, proposed policies, that account c, quote, this plan is our the. house speaker paul ryan said, be has not been draft evidence yet but he envisions a refundable tax credit a voucher to help people obtain health insurance. >> can you have this system without a costly takeover like obamacare that is make deducticals so high, that it doesn't, feel like you have insurance. >> deportation force to round up the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in united s

it could go to rnc chairman or to steve banon, former head of breitbart who made a career of attacking the g.o.p. establishment. >>> they have to tell the president what he needs to know, not lewhat he wants to know. >> reporter: the would be wash senator kelly ayotte for secretary of defense. she lost re-election on tuesday. she had an uneasy relationship with trump during the election, but the post said considering ayotte would be a way for trump to connect with some republicans who he was at odds with over the last year. in the newsroom, amaka ubaka, 7 news night team. >> anchor: since the election we've seen a number of large protests across our country. here in boston a large crowd gathered on the common for a peace rally. people at this demonstration say they are and peace across our country. >>> i want him to know and to understand i think he does, but i want him to say that this is a very diverse country we live in and he needs to address the concerns of the people who are frightened. >> anchor: a different seen in miami tonight. hundreds of protestors marched on to a highway s

chairman priebus, steve banon and trump's only son-in-law jerod kushner who trump's daughter ivanka. it's highly likely clark will end up in donald trump's administration. >> no one has been more loyal than the milwaukee county sheriff david clark? is his name being talked about as someone who can play a role with a new trump administration? >> 100% i think he'll be in the inner circle in line for a major role either in homeland security or justice or something in the law enforcement realm. remember the heat he took for being out there as an outspoken reporter. his appearance in the republican convention, one of the highlights of the trump team, they feel like he's an effective person to bridge messaging as well as bringing his expertise to the games. thema: sunday on "up front" the hints the trump team is dropping that priebus could be picked for white house chief of staff. "up front" airs sunday morning at 9:00. stay tuned for "this week with george stephanopolous" followed by sole dad o'brien at 10:30 and she takes a closer look at the reason hillary clinton's candidacy did not re

considering steve banon who is his campaign chairman and r.n.c. chairman reince priebus for that job. >>> as donald trump moves forward, hillary clinton is looking back at had her loss. according to superior, she held a conference call with top financial backers and blamed f.b.i. director james comey for her defeat. clinton said her numbers dropped when comey announced he would election day. >>> and time right now is almost 8:10. a polk county family is mourning today after their five-year-old boy was killed in an atv accident. deputies say eli heard was sitting in front of his father when the tire support arm broke during a u-turn causing the atv to roll over several times. the five-year-old was wearing a soft helmet, but he died at the hospital. his father was also hurt. deputies are still investigati been filed. >>> police in st. pete this morning are still looking for the person who shot a 20-year-old woman. police say the shooting took place behind a building on 13th avenue south. the woman was taken to a hospital with nonlife threatening inj

he agrees with steve banon. >> staying on point. keeping him on message and off twitter and when you looks at the polls it seems to be working for him. let me ask you all to stick around. don't forget, did you know tuesday is election day? surprise if you haven't been under a rock. all leading up to the super bowl of politics, election night in america. we'll have every race and result. stay with cnn until the last vote is cast. coming up next, we want to talk about the ghost offal gore. why perhaps the clinton campaign is back in new hampshire, perhaps fearful of what happened in 2000. we'll recommend nis. >> donald trump is suggesting that parading out stars is cheating. let's discuss that. speaking of stars and celebrity, stevie wonder, moments from hearing from him as he'll introduce the president of the united states in florida, all part of the democratic party's full-court press. live in washington, d.c. and this is cnn. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...

he picked him over steve ven banon, nationalist who heads the web site breitbart news. ebola business is more likely to work with moderate run are -- republicans in congress. >>> donald trump credits bay area social media company for getting him elected elm he said facebook, twitter instagram allowed him to get miss message out rather than spending money. he also once he is president he'll be very restrained in how he uses social media. >>> law enforcement officers throughout the state are mourning the death of a stanislas sheriff's deputy. he was shot twice in head execution style why investigating a stolen car a few mills south of modesto. this man, david machado was captured and is he murder thick. the 53-year-old wall lace century -- wallace is survived by his wife and children. was found by another deputy whos backup to the call. >> sever seas in new zealand at least two people were killed after a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake rattled the south island. the quake struck 55 miles northeast of christ church just after midnight on local time. there's extensive dama

he picked him over steve ven banon, nationalist who heads the web site breitbart news. ebola business is more likely to work with moderate run are -- republicans in congress. >>> donald trump credits bay area social media company for getting him elected elm he said facebook, twitter instagram allowed him to get miss message out rather than spending money. he also once he is president he'll be very restrained in how he uses social media. >>> law enforcement officers throughout the state are mourning the death of a stanislas sheriff's deputy. he was shot twice in head execution style why investigating a stolen car a few mills south of modesto. this man, david machado was captured and is he murder thick. the 53-year-old wall lace century -- wallace is survived by his wife and children. was found by another deputy whos backup to the call. >> sever seas in new zealand at least two people were killed after a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake rattled the south island. the quake struck 55 miles northeast of christ church just after midnight on local time. there's extensive dama

why do you think he's put them together, and what do you think steve banon's goals in the trump white house will be? >> i think the reason trump picked these two is they have essentially been two of the leading powers in this presidential campaign since bannon came aboard last august. in a since all trump has done is ratify the existing power structure and move it from the campaign into the white house. i think what banon would like by all accounts is to take over the republican party and steer it in a more populist, hard right direction, more along the lines of the populace movements we've seen sweep across europe and great britain. i think he believes trump is the american manifestation of those ideas and he's going to do everything he can to keep trump as someone positioned outside the party establishment in washington and able to kind of speak for that grassroots populist anger that really carried trump to victory on november 8th. >> yang: josh green, mark leak vich, we'll see what this team does in some 60 days. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: now, as we cont

the man in the video is richard spencer, widely credited with creating the term "alt right," and steve banon under fire, and the president-elect defended him saying, if i thought he was a racist or alt-right, i wouldn't even think about hiring him. bannon will now have a top role at the white house. on his sornl, jared kushner, for advice, saying that kushner could help broker peace between israel and the palestinians. one other headlines from the times forum, trump suggested he's changed his mind about bringing back waterboarding and other forms of torture after sitting down with general james mattes this weekend. mattes apparently told him that building trust is more effective than torture. said trump, torture is not going to make the kind of difference that a lot thinking. david wright, abc news, trump tower. >> and the trump family has traveled to mar-a-lago, palm beach, for the big holiday weekend. a lot of people are making a similar pilgrimage to their holiday getaway. >> experts say this is the best time of day to beat the traffic on what's expected to be the busiest travel days of t

it could go to rnc chairman or to steve banon, the former head of breitbart who made a ground zero of attack building the g.o.p. establishment. >>> they have to tell the president what he needs to know, not necessarily what he wants to know. >> anchor: the "washington post" is report building that donald trump is considering new hampshire senator kelly ayotte for secretary of defense. a loss her re-election on tuesday. she had an uneasy relationship with trump during the election but the post says considering ayotte would be a way for trump to connect with some republicans who he was at odds with over this past year. >> anchor: right now police in mattapan search building for a shooter comes after a teen was shot near a playground in popular trail. detectives piecing to the clues tr t fire and why. tim cap caputo has the latest. >>> a 16-year-old by was shot not far from a playground in mattapan. massachusetts state police say the teen was shot once while he was on a bike path near river street. several state police officers rushed to the scene around 5:30 this evening because it happ

supporting donald trump, but ironically, even as trump has won and installed at his chief strategist steve banon who in his past wanted to get ryan out of his speakership, it looks like the president wants -- the president-elect wants to keep his leadership structure in place. he's appointed ryan as his chief of staff. priebus and ryan are friends. that more than anything seems to have signaled that president-elect wants to continue working with ryan. and so we're not expecting any major appeals in this election today. host: so if those top positions are safe, are there other elections among house republicans? guest: you have to go much further down to the vice chair of the republican conference and the secretary, much, much more minor positions. people who are not in these posts are going to be familiar to most americans, let alone to many people in washington although they will have some influence over the agenda of the house. host: we are talking about republicans in the house. but there are reports and stories this morning, even democrats in the house calling for a holding off of their elect

. >> has steve banon personally come after you, your primary, written about your children, or his publication children, questioned your school decisions. he has mocked your catholicism. do you think, at any point -- >> i'm not worried about -- i'm not looking backwards. i'm looking forward. i'm looking forward to the future, how we make this work for the american people, how we help president-elect trump be our most successful president in our lifetime. you've heard me say this so many times. 70% of the people in this thags think america is going down a wrong path. they just said get on a better way. get on a better path. that's our job. look forward, make president-elect trump to help the american people fix this country's major problems. >> you built your career on forming entitlements, lot of conservative ideas. donald trump just won on a platform that, in many ways, is not terribly conservative. are you prepared to lead a charge -- >> we're on the same page with our president-elect. i speak to donald trump nearly every day, i spoke to mike pence this morning. we're going to make sure it's

following the president-elect's appointment of steve banon as white house chief stratgist, my office received hundreds of calls and letters of concerned constituents deeply worried about an administration that pits people against one another. and goes against the better angels of our nature. the president-elect wants to be the president for all americans, he simply cannot surround himself with individuals that tolerate, inspire , or participate in hate speech. with reports of bias-based attacks continuing to rise following the election, we must remain focused on ensuring that no american, regardless of race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation, feels marginalized or afraid in his or her own community. we must remember that there will always be more that unites us than divides us. it is up to us to stop hatred wherever we see it, especially in the halls of government. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida, ms. os-lehtinen, for five minutes. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. over the ye

reince preibus the front-runner for the job as well as steve banon. a confidante of trump's and could be in the running. the announce could come as early as tomorrow. >> heather: now that president-elect trump has won, that promise could become a reality. much of president obama's legacy relies on the executive orders he signed. not on congress. obama's immigration and environmental protection policies, among other things, could now be reversed with an executive order from trump once he takes office. that's all it would take. key funding for obamacare is also at stake. right now it's only still available because of an appeal filed by the white house but if trump cancels that appeal, millions of dollars worth of subsidies could go away. trump said he wants to preserve some of obamacare, he said this willing compromise and preserve parts that allow older children to stay on their parents insurance and save the law that saves insurance companies from denying preexisting conditions. >>> this as hillary clinton is deny blaming her loss on the fbi. she told

it gained more attention after donald trump hired steve bannon to run his presidential campaign in august. banon's breitbart web site is, among other things, seen as the largest platform for the alt right message with more than 300 38-year-old richard spencer is president of the national policy institute. >> i'm enthusiastic about stephen bannon acting as the strategist for donald trump, because "bright, infinite breitn open place for a lot of ideas that i care about. >> reporter: bannon denies being alt right. its members are usually college educated white males with strong right-wing views. they're difficult to define because of the wide range of members, from those who believe that america w b when it looks out for itself, to those who believe in anti-immigration and white dominance. >> instead of asking, you know, what's good for the world, they ask, what's good for us. >> reporter: thomas main had been following the movement for years. he says after the great recession and with the country's increasing minority population, many white men began to feel left out of the political process. all of

banon has been call aid white nationalist and -- called a white nationalist and anti-muslim. jessica oh has more. >> one of trump's first appointments is his most controversial. steve bannon is in the spotlight and holds the position that has the power to change policies. >> before joining the campaign in company. this summer, he said he wanted bright bart to be a conservative extremist movement. some are concerned. his ex-wife, too, claimed in a 2007 divorce filing, he didn't want to send their children to school with jews, a charge he denies. some seem him as a flame flower who's fought the establishment they're occupied by a permanent political class out for your destruction. >> house speak her paul ryan didn't say much about trump's pick. >> i don't know the guy. i have no concerns. i trust donald's judgment. >> he does 4 know priebus. today priebus talks about his confidence in trump. >> the reason we had a landslide in the country, trump was able to bring different pieces party together. the reason he did as well as he did, he appealed to people like me, appealed to people in all respects of our party. >> supporters say the very different picks could bring ba