>> chris jansing live on the campus of the ohio state university in columbus. thank you very much. >>> even with the president-elect on the road, his transition team hints more cabinet picks could be coming today. trump reportedly tapping a fast food exec to lead the labor department. this after the president-elect escalated a twitter war with carrier union leader chuck jones who told nbc's hallie jackson last hour that he's okay. >> maybe i could have phrased it in a different manner,ut it is what it is, and i stand behind all my comments. even calling him out on the numbers that he was using. i'm not offended or anything else by his comments. really don't faze me one way or another. >> let's dig into this. kristin welker and hallie jackson who spoke with jones last hour. i know you had a chance to speak with that union leader. what more did he have to say and does he consider himself fair game? >> yeah, i think so, and he has no regrets. i think thats with one of the big takeaways. he said days will go donald trump lied his butt off. he was using more colorful

senator from ohio, football games at halftime, spelled out the words ohio and usually one of the two players dances around and.plaps the eye. for fans used to that happening on this particular occasion the tuber came forward to. the eye. to the amazement and delight of several hundred thousand fans which the president's box -- i am not sure. maybe my friend from ohio as well, what a joyous memory. when he ran for president, i was pleased to support him. he didn't stay in the race for long. he was a great marine, great pilot, great astronaut come a great senator and would have been a great leader for our country. alan simpson, senator from wyoming, nothing else matters if you don't have -- nothing else matters. look up the word integrity in the dictionary you see john glenn's picture. thank you for your kind, wonderful words. thanks for letting me say a few words we >> former astronaut in us senator john glenn has died. senator glenn was born in cambridge, ohio in 1921. after the attack on pearl harbor he quit college to enlist in the u.s. army air corps, he flew 149 co

you can see the point with the allegheny, ohio, mod -- munhall good -- river. these structures actually hotel, john's barbershop and martin delaney's home and the approximate locations that they were in 1854 in downtown pittsburgh. these homes are identified on this map as safehouses for underground railroad activities which took place at all three locations. these lanterns indicate where other safehouses were located at one time. not only in downtown pittsburgh, but in allegheny city as well. this gallery is called moving towards freedom where we talk about organizations such as anti-slavery societies and other organizations that were involved in the abolition of slavery and the american colonization of society. they both took root in pittsburgh as a did in other northern cities. in pittsburgh, it was across racial lines where you have people such as charles avery, the reverend john black, a presbyterian minister who preached the evolutionist -- the abolitionist gospel from the pulpit even though he was asked and not to. he took great risks in doing that. from

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. >>> coming up this week donald trump visits victims of the suspected terror attack at the ohio state university, the attacker called an al qaeda leader a hero so why are some osu students saying >>> president-elect donald trump this week meeting with victims and first responders of the suspected terror attack at the ohio state university. as dual rat tan has shot dead after ramming his car into pedestrians and slashing others with a butcher knife. authorities are investigating the motive but they say he called anwar al awlaki a here rein an online posting. even though isis has claimed responsibility some osu students and faculty say don't call it terrorism. >> would you call it a terrorist attack? >> it depends on what your definition of terrorism is. >> according to your definition. >> no. >> i think we still have a lot to learn bit incident. >> isis has claimed responsibility. >> i do realize that, but that doesn't always mean that's what necessarily happened. >> would you call what happened terrorism? >> no, i wouldn't. >> no. >> i would say it was a misunderstanding. >> i want to

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

that is the most prevalent% -- threat. >> so can i talk about the ohio state attack? was that south radicalized? were you finding? was it vice this propaganda or was he in touch with isis quick. >> attack was 48 hours ago the investigation is still open but we see no direct link to a terrorist organization at this stage we see no communication or direct communications today terrorist organization overseas. there was the facebook posting that was mentioned but the fbi and others are coming through every piece of evidence. investigation is still very much open. the indicators are right now that this was committed by someone who was self radicalized this was just 48 hours ago. >> but the attacks over the past two years, a somali refugee came into this country at about 16 so she would have then interviewed with his mother and siblings but then there is no follow-up. so you propose legislation that would have that? >> if they had tested after a refugee. >> when greg. >> within one year and it depends on the individual and the individual characteristics. >> that means you wi

president-elect talking about have been met with the victims and families that were affected by the attacks at the ohio state university. last night on c-span, just waiting for donald trump, making another stop on his thank you tour. he is stopping in iowa. he has not yet arrived at the podium, so while we wait you will take a look at comments from a retired admiral who met with donald trump and after the meeting he spoke briefly with reporters at trump tower. he is meant to be on the short list for secretary of state. >> hi. how did the meeting go? >> terrific. i had a wonderful meeting with the president-elect. we talked about the world, defense, we talked about the state of our military. a lot about cyber security. and over all i found it to be a very interesting, and a very and forms conversation -- informed conversation. >> you could hit the ground running as secretary of state? >> when i heard there was a short list, i thought maybe they said a list of four people. i would be on that list. for any job -- >> how is it different being vetted by the president-elect? >> i think it is all about servic

a day after the attack at ohio state university, security secretary jeh johnson talked about the ongoing challenges and targeting so-called lone wolf and self-radicalized terrorists. he was joined by representatives michael mccaul who chairs the house homeland security committee. from the bipartisan policy center, this is about an hour. >> good morning everyone. i am the director of the national security project here at the bipartisan policy center and i have two jobs this morning the first is to welcome all of you here on behalf of the bipartisan policy center and governor tom kean and the co-chairs of her national security projects. the second is to prolong your weight for this excellent panel that we have before you. before we can get to that i want to make three quick points about the discussion we will be having today. first, the role of the department of homeland security for the last 14 years has been critically important and will continue to be so in 4017 and beyond whether it's fighting the terrorist threat here at home as we have seen this week with the tragic events at ohio st

to the victims of the ohio. >> reporter: that attack is fresh on the mindseople here. they are recovering mentally. and here on campus that day. he was hit and at his home recovering from a substantial wound. president-elect donald trump is expected to visit around 3:00 & the student drove a car through a crowd here on campus and got out and started stabbing people. >> and they are hailed as a hero. they hand picked all of the victim and first responders he wants to meet with. they will not confirm if that officer is meeting with trump today. there was controversy when trump tweeted out. isis is taking credit for the terrible stabbing by a somalian refugee that should not have been in our country. the professor was invited to meet with trump and will not be. and students are taking a look. >> in the light of the initial remarks that the president-elect made about the event. i was a little discouraged. >> regardless of your decision on the policy and wills what he will do for the country. it is good he's coming out and supporting the victims and people who ar

we have learned two of the victims are from right here in northeast ohio. according to the police 20-year- old amherst native elizabeth sturges was treated for minor injuries and another person was from the area. ' dull artan believe he was -- been -- artan is believed to have been inspired by isis. >>> a cell phone battle the p push to make connections quicker and stronger has city hall and cell phone companies on a collision court course. tom beres has more on the fight and what it could mean for you. >> reporter: with at&t and other cell phone providers putting g whiz technology to move data faster cleveland cheered and now the sit they is jeering. >> we are blind sided. state law makers to let he them install equipment on sit they utility poles rights of way water towers and when and how and where they want. >> unrestricted access with no oversight. this proposed legislation will set a very bad precedent as it relates to home rule. >> reporter: he he wrote the senate president speaker cliff rosenberger asking them a pull the plug on this. claiming it wou

two of the victims were from northeast ohio. take a look at your screen. most of the victims range in age from 19 to 29. the two oldest victims, a 48-year-old university traffic officer and a 68-year-old professor. three victims were treated for broken bones, one had a possible internal injury. one of the victims was an army veteran we told you about yesterday. he helped to protect other students when he confronted the attacker. >> tia: we know just how much closing public square could cost the rta. $2.6 million per year. last month the city announced superior avenue through public square will remain permanently closed to through traffic. rerouting around the square is a big expenditure for rta at a time when it already faces the >> i find it incredulous that was announced without any discussion with city council. we are parties, too. we are supposed to have a council liaison, which i don't believe we have. >> tia: the city councilman brian commons. zack reed says there is the potential the feds will fine the city for breach of contract, and that could be a

-- the miners of ohio back to work. lause] mr. trump: on infrastructure, we will build new roads, tunnels, bridges, railways, bridges schools and hospitals including major projects in the inner cities. they're such potential in the inner city. we are not using our potential. remember when i would make the speeches and say what the hell have you got to lose? the african-american community was so great to me in this election. they were so great to me. [applause] i couldn't believe it. i started off at a low number and every week boom, boom, boom and i got it up to a number that's higher than all of the republican candidates for years and it was great. the hispanic community, i did great with the hispanic community, higher than people that were supposed to have done well. and is this really a big surprise? we did great with women. can you believe that? [applause] mr. trump: a couple of polls in the early states said we don't believe it. he is doing well with women. every time i went out i saw this beautiful pink signs, wome

the president-elect is very grateful for the state of ohio. he express that gratitude from the beginning. warned he must win ohio and his win here by a significant margin surely helped him clinch the election. i'm here today for one main reason. to say thank you to ohio. thank you. we won the state by almost ten points, which they say is totally unheard of. >> trump outlined what he called his action plan great again. bitter trade deals keeping jobs here more support for law enforcement. more opportunities for women a stronger defense. you're state has just experienced a violent atrocity at the great ohio state university and that is a great place. security threats created and these are just threads that are stupidly created by our very very stupid politicians. >> trump also made a major announcement retired marine corps general james mattis is picked to be secretary of the state. he is known as a hardcharging guy who trump called the closest thing may have two general >> thank you. >> coming up here as we look at the weekend, andre will let yo

it destroys the wealth of our country and jobs, and jobs. ohioas lost one third of its manufacturing jobs since nafta, and you know the nice part? now, i don't have to say "signed by bill clinton and approved by hillary." who cares? all i can tell you is that nafta is a disaster. what difference does it make? we will fix nafta, or we will terminate it and start all over. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: america has lost 70,000 factories, hard to believe. i always say that's a typo. 70,000 factories since china joined the world trade organization. think of it. in the year 2000, america had nearly 20 million manufacturing jobs in the rust belt. today, we have only 12.3 million manufacturing jobs left in the rust belt. we are going to bring them back. we are going to bring them back. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: we are going to bring them back. the rust belt has been hammered and one of the reasons i won, it's one of the reasons i won. ohio is an example. it's down from 1.2 million manufacturing jobs in the year 2000 to only 690,000 jobs today.

got some 30s and 40s take its south of the mason-dixon an the ohio raleigh in dc in the 50s, for a good 20 degrees colder than yesterday. some precipitation continues in the same areas of the snowbelt tomorrow in some lake effect snow showers friday tonight's low to mid 30s. tomorrow, the same deal with lake clouds and showers mainly to the east and breezy. looking at the next eight days, on saturday, precipitation early. could add up to a slushy chelation to the east and the eating. raindrops only tuesday and then rain and snow wednesday a decent chance of heftier snowfall special in the snowbelt highs in the 20s. wednesday thursday friday, is when the cool down will be taking place. fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app,sign up for text alerts. you can sign up for text alerts fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app,sign up for fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app. fox 8 of station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app. fox 8 official school closing station,g

-- in rural ohio. thegan to get car sick. of course not the 85-year-old astronaut, who simply smiled at us. and i saw the elder statesman as he got off the bus and spoke to one of adoring crowd after another, transferring some of his magic to us. democrat,n fdr roosevelt saved america after all. opportunity for people with less privilege than most of us in this room have. as dave talks about, he never forgot the terror that struck his 10 or 11-year-old heart when he overheard his parents saying their home was about before closed upon. it was a new deal government backed fha loan that allowed john's father to renegotiate with the bank and keep his family and their home. john knew that government can change people's lives for the better. ofe say john's brand patriotic optimism is a throwback to a bygone era, but we need it now more than ever. in an active citizenship. cynicism andt apathy were a threat. robert kennedy, who helped convince him to run for the senate, said politics was a calling almost like the

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

with survivors and first responders from the attack at ohio state. we'll take you there live. >>> how trump is breaking tradition to fill top spots in his administration. we to go inside the interview process. and filling out the cabinet. we look at the latest pick and check out the newest name in search for secretary of state. and the president-elect's new twitter war, this time with a steelworker union boss. let's get to it. >>> and good thursday afternoon from the news deck. we're waiting to hear from the president-elect right now. set to speak at ohio state university after meeting privately with survivors and first responders from the campus. it's an early look out president trump will respond to tragedies. 11 people were hurt when an osu student rammed his car into a crowd, then got out and started stabbing people with a butcher notify. a university police officer shot the suspect and killed hick. the attacker was a refugee from somalia who became a legal permanent resident of the united states last year. federal sources say the attacker posted

now the man behind monday's attack at the ohio state university may have been inspired by ices still looking what a house investigators are saying. it appears the man planting carried out the attack along he was inspired by terrorist organizations what motivated him to lash out like that in the meantime ices is taking credit the fbi caused that standard procedure when the attacker is dead and cannot be questioned also victims are removing those horrible few moments. the army veteran graph the butcher knife our ten was using in the attack and brand about some precious extra time before campus police officer shot and killed the attacker their precise says is too early to note this is an act of terrorism investigators are looking through our ten cell phone laptop and social media accounts one facebook post praise now cut recommended attack method when he drove a car into crowd and/people with a knife. that he believes he's been inspired by my ices. there is no determination as to why ohio state why that particular building why the street. still out there on answered tonight our ten was a

[cheers and applause] ad monday to the people of ohio, kentucky. applause] in bed that there is the fuel hoosiers in the room. [applause] t24 doing your part to make donald trump and ex-president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] he did it. and we had you to think -- thank you before i go on that nisei our hearts go out to the victims and families of those who were injured in terrific events taking place earlier this week in columbus ohio. weekend the swift and courageous action of law-enforcement. one. [applause] but let's be clear if thanks to all of you, in just 50 days we will have a president who supports the men and women of law enforcement at every level. [applause] we will have a president who will suspend immigration from all countries and territories compromised by terror chico --. [cheers and applause] and a commander in chief who will destroy isis' added source. [chanting] and thanks to you we will have a president who makes the american ne economy great again we will repeal obamacare and replace it. [cheers and appl

we talked about this case specific, the ohio state case. we talked about in terms of immigration how can we ramp up the vetting procedures overseas so we don't have this happen in the united states, we don't have the orlandos and new york and san bernardino cases. we need to look at immigration differently. coming from the high threat areas, we need a higher threshold of investigation and review and vetting before we let these individuals into the united states. >> you know as names are being tossed around, there's a lot of people that put stuff out, either for or against someone. today in the washington times, the president of the americans for legal immigration pac wrote -- your response to that? >> you know, unfortunately, when you have people jockeying for position, they will go to the press and say negative and false things. this is absolutely false. i have never supported that idea. in fact, i've been consistently the biggest advocate on the hill to secure the border. i talked to mr. trump about how we can secure the border once and fo

people can be radicalized quickly in the case of this horrible recent event in ohio there seem to be no everyday, other than the facebook page, that this was radical. his parents had no earthly idea. and, you know, politicians are analog, these threats are digital and we still don't have all the skill sets to get ahead of them and identify these kids before they act. >> so, my second question had been what's the biggest threat americans face. and i think from all of your answers, i can conclude it's terrorism. >> from the counter terrorism point of view, the thing that everybody likes to ask the secretary of homeland security what keeps you up at night. the thing that keeps me up at night, most, is our -- is the phenomenon of the self radicalized actor, who mike said, radicalizes off the internet, off social media, things they see and read, that is the most prevalent threat that we face right now in homeland. >> so, may i take this opportunity to ask you about the ohio state attack? was that a self radicalized attack. what are you finding. was our time reading isis propaganda, was he

a bill just passed by the ohio senate will make it illegal. it's on the way to the house and according to the dayton daily news ohio is one of 11 still legal. hmm. well, take a look that's governor john kasich sending a self-driving truck on a test run in ohio. i said it, a self-driving truck. it took a drive with a driver along as back up. it will take a test run on the turnpike later this week. ohio is investing $15 million into testing self-driving vehicles putting in fiber optic cable tw year. that's an interesting development. >> very interesting. >> makes me nervous. >> so far a lot have not done well. >> it makes me nervous. i don't want to look over and not see a person. >> imagine if that driverless car is texting. >>> let's look outside right now. a live look at downtown cleveland. lower 40s, mid-40s. mansfield at 39 degrees. near philly seeing stars out there. notice the feels like temps in the 30s. the cool air is invading right now. say good-bye to the rain. pushing off into new york state, western pa. that break in the overcast mo

he will meet victims and first responders of the ohio state attack in columbus, ohio. then on to des moines, iowa. a state he won to help win the white house as part of the victory tour. and an opportunity to reveal another staff pick. iowa governor terry branstad. the choice to be the next ambassador to china. >> thank you. let's talk about governor branstad. he is known to have a close relationship with china and decades long relationship with xi jinping. believe it or not, he has long ties to iowa. this really is seen as an olive branch to china from the incoming trump administration. let's bring in matt rivers live in beijing. i saw china refer to governor branstad as an old friend of china. that is loud praise from that nation. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. being called an old friend is actually a sign of really even dearme endearment here. you heard that before. it is odd for chinese officials to comment on specific individuals. this is high praise from the chinese government. governor branstad has known xi jinping since 1985. a 31-year-old xi jinping went

it's one of the reasons i won. ohio, as an example, is down from 1.2 million manufacturing jobs in the year 2000 to only 690,000 jobs today. not going to happen anymore, folks. or take michigan. they're down from 900,000 manufacturing jobs in the year 2000 to only 600,000 manufacturing jobs today. i see these numbers and it's sad. but what isn't sad because this is all about hope, but it's real hope because we're going to turn that around so fast. and we don't want ford leaving and going to mexico to build its small cars. we don't want it. we're going to turn it all around. we're living through the greatest jobs theft in the history of the world. i've been saying it for months. it used to be the cars were made in flint, right? and you couldn't drink the water in mexico. today the cars are made in mexico, and you can't drink the water in flint, michigan. you know that, right? what a difference. we're turning that around. what a terrible thing that was too. gross incompetence on so many levels. the era of economic surrend

the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. latta: mr. speaker, there are 20 million veterans across the nation and everyone deserves access to broadband internet. this bill will help improve the lives of our veterans and i urge all of my colleagues for their support of the gentleman's legislation. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 6394. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. mr. latta: myrick, i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- mr. latta: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this ues

a memorial service is being planned for the ohio state university.will be arlington national cemetery. >>glen: died yesterday at age 95. he was the first to orbit the earth in 1962. samsung will release a note to make the galaxy 7 unusable because the batteries can catch fire. the company wants all phones out of service. samsung will release the update december 19th blocking the note 7 from being able to recharge. >> the post election stock rally continues with the dow gaining another 142 points today. the largest gains went to healthcare companies and household goodes. goods. the nasdaq gained 27 points. ardythe hope will be laid to rest tomorrow. she succumbed to injuries she suffered fighting the big blaze in september. the public is invite today the viewing at the chase center from 10:00 to noon tomorrow. the funeral service services bet 1:00. new jersey governor chris christie ordered flags to be flown half staff monday to on trooper williams. the 31-year-old and another driver were killed in a head on crash monday night. the viewing is 8:00 to

you cannot win the presidency without ohio we were about even, right, at the beginning? by point, and then we had a couple but with ohio,, it just kept getting better and better. and better and better. and the and result is incredible. i love you, ohio. this is a great place. great people. so many friends. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] gov. pence: mr. trump: history called and the people of this great state answered and you are going to be very happy. say right now, what are we going to do, we are going to make america great again. you watch. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: he went out and pounded the pavement, organized your fellow citizens, and propelled a grass roots movement a victory a grass roots movement the likes of which the world has , never seen before. this is what they say. mr. trump: today on one of the networks. when was that? 1838? somebody said that was great but nothing like what happened here. more importantly right heard might say what happened in indiana we will do that all over the country. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: carrier. tha

people wishing to pay their respects in person will get an eight hour window next friday at the ohio house. he died on thursday at the age of 95. in 1962, he was the first man to orbit the earth in the friendship seven. next friday, his body will lie in repose in the ohio state house rotunda. a public memorial will take place at ohio state university.>>> imagine covering all your energy needs using wind and solar power. that is what google is promising to do by next year.>> reporter: in one year, all of google's office buildings and data centers use about as much power as all of san francisco uses in one him year. that's about 2.6 gw. the company will get the vast majority of that power from wind farms. part of what is making this possible is wind and solar have gotten cheaper. over the six past years, when prices is dropped 60% and solar has gone down 80%. it makes switching to renewables a no-brainer. the company released a chart showing they buy about as much renewables as amazon, microsoft, and facebook combine. the next time you watch a silly cat video on youtube, consider this.

it's one of the reasons i won. ohio as an example is down from 1.2 million manufacturing jobs in the year 2000 to only 690,000 jobs today. not going to happen anymore folks. or take michigan. they are down from 900,000 manufacturing jobs in the year 2000 to only 600,000 manufacturing jobs today. i see these numbers and it's sad. but what isn't sad, because this is all about hope. but it's real hope because we'll turn it around so fast. and we don't want ford leaving and going to mexico to build its small cars. we don't want it. we are going to turn it all around. we are living through the greatest jobs theft in the history of the world. i have been saying it for months. it used to be the cars were made in flint, right? and you couldn't drink the water in mexico. today the cars are made in mexico and you can't drink the water in flint, michigan. you know that, right? what a difference. we are turning that around. what a terrible thing that was, too. gross incompetence on so many levels. the era of economic surrender is o

it's one of the reasons i won. ohio as an example is down from 1.2 million manufacturing jobs in the year 2000 to only 690,000 jobs today. not going to happen anymore folks. or take michigan. they are down from 900,000 manufacturing jobs in the year 2000 to only 600,000 manufacturing jobs today. i see these numbers and it's sad. but what isn't sad, because this is all about hope. but it's real hope because we'll turn it around so fast. and we don't want ford leaving and going to mexico to build its small cars. we don't want it. we are going to turn it all around. we are living through the greatest jobs theft in the history of the world. i have been saying it for months. it used to be the cars were made in flint, right? and you couldn't drink the water in mexico. today the cars are made in mexico and you can't drink the water in flint, michigan. you know that, right? what a difference. we are turning that around. what a terrible thing that was, too. gross incompetence on so many levels. the era of economic surrender is o

. >>> up next, what was the ohio state car and knife attacker doing here in washington, d.c. over thanksgiving. we'll explain. >>> jors considering the case of a the shooting death of unarmed motorist walter scott. this is the first full day of deliberations in that case. >>> a man who shot and killed a ta coma police officer is killed off a long standoff with authorities. police say the man had been using two children as human shields. the officer was killed off sw d responding to a domestic dispute. >>> the governor nominates the new state attorney general. he says he could not pass up the chance to serve in his home state of california. he has been in the house since 1992. >>> we'll be right back. >>> heavy rains and storms in the southeast have helped crews battling whiildfires in the regn but they have exacted a toll on people and property. at least 13 tornados have been confirmed in laalabama, louisia and tennessee. five people have been killed and at least a dozen more have been injured. evacuated residents from tennessee are waiting for permission to return to their ho

the suspect's home. another deadly trend is setting records. ohio is now number one in the country when it comes to heroin deaths. the number nearly doubling since last year with more than 440 deadly overdoses. and local governments are overwhelmed. there are virtually no beds left in recovery centers. a member of the alcohol drug addiction and mental health says there's now a serious search solutions. >> we're missing is long-term sober living environment. not just two or three months. six or seven months. and the controversial program in switzerland is getting some interest. they started a safe, supervised program. they dropped by 50%. the programs like this tend to be very expensive and not overly supported. the holidays turning into a they are repeatedly being targeted by scammers. the county department of consumer affairs says the solution people need to report scams to as many agencies as possible. getting more departments involved can help with investigating and getting the word out to other seniors. so they don't fall victim as well. >>> the

and we're going to put the miners of ohio back to work. [cheers and applause] on infrastructure, we build new roads, tunnels, bridges, railways, airports, schools, and hospitals, including major projects in the inner cities. there is such potential in the inner cities. we are not using our potential. remember when i would make the speeches? i would say what the hell do you have to lose? the african-american community was so great to me in this election. they were so great to me. [cheers and applause] amazing. i couldn't believe it. i started off low number and every week boom, boom, boom. i got it up to a number that's higher than all of the republican candidates for years and it was great. the hispanic community i did great with the hispanic community. great. higher than people that was supposed to have done well i felt it. and is this really a big surprise? we did great with women. can you believe it? [cheers and applause] great with women. a couple of polls came in in the early states and they said we don't believe it is he doing well wi

the popular vote. kate? >> chris jansing in ohio. thanks so much. >>> one week from today donald trump will hold a press conference aimed at explaining how his business will be run over the next four years and with critics raising a lot of concerns about conflicts of interest in the future, "the new york times" today is reporting that the president-elect intends to keep a stake in his business. to help me go over that report, msnbc contributor josh barrow, senior editor with business insider. can i pivot and first ask you about the news kristin just brought us at the top of the hour, that the fro nt run for department of labor is andrew puzder. he heads up the chain we know runs hardee's and carl's, jr. what would that mean if he picks him for labor? >> implicitly what trump spent much of the campaign talking about is good middle skill, middle wage jobs. fast food is focused on low wage jobs. so it's not exactly the part of economy where one might hope to grow jobs. puzder said the things about labor regulation you might expect from a

killing 6 students, five of the victims students here from ireland. >>> new details and the tack on the ohio state university campus. the fbi believes the attacker may have been inspired by the "islamic state." the fbi is studying facebook posts from abdul razak ali artan. earlier this week, he was shot and killed by police after he slammed his car into a crowd of people on the ohio state university campus and slashed people with a butcher knife. authorities think it's too early to rule if it was an act of terrorism. investigators are interviewing artan's family members and coworkers. >>> at least 7 people have died in hundreds of homes and businesses were destroyed in a devastating wildfire in tennessee. cbs reporter demarco morgan shows us, many people can't even get to their homes to see temperature they're still standing. -- to see if they are still standing. >> reporter: parts of gatlinburg, tennessee look like a burned ghost town with homes burned to the ground. >> we are still having because of the wind trees that are falling, taking down power lines. that's limiting our access into s

he passed away on wednesday at the age of 62. >> several northeast ohio communities will be sloppiness which to upon the christmas lights their holiday lighting is blocks it will stay lead through january 3. holiday celebrations will be held in the tranquil park an outside rocky river tonight at 6:00 p.m. coming up, your weather and traffic every eight minutes. also this my former nfl player instead stemming from an altercation after an incident of road wage. the latest on he is next. rosing kellenberger tennessee will open after a wildfires scorch torch the scorched thousands of acres. >> good morning stacy. here's they could effectively snow. they beginning out striking further south these will be see any accumulation between now and in a few minutes. hello. hello, this is, uh, bobby, with tech support. so i can pretend to remove a virus while actually taking all your personal and financial information. oh, and i'm gonna lock your computer so you have to pay me to access it. sound good? unfortunately, it's never this obvious. that's why we're here. dedicated to protecting ohio famili

it's not clear what caused him to be taken to the hospital at the ohio university. he does not necessarily have cancer, according to a spokesman. >>> a teenager is in critical conditioft investigate a high school shooting this dramatic video shows the teen waving two large knives and lunging at a crowd of students. the second photo shows the 14-year-old on the ground clutching his neck. he was shot by a campus police officer t. student was taken to a nearby hospital in critical condition. police say he got into a fight with a classmate wednesday and began threatening other students with a knife. there are no ought injuries. >> it's terrifying to think we drop our kids off so somebody else can teach them and somebody can walk on to campus and hurt our kid. >> police are in the process of interviewing 40 eyewitness, all of them students. classes will resume this morning with counsellors on hand. the school officer will be placed on administrative leave. >>> sticking to topics. donald trump issued a harsh critique to a single american, even twitter. he blasted a union l

the bulls. will see what happens. focus on that. all right. ohio seems to always be the key a little music right now for us. to recent presidential elections. donald trump knew that and came back to ohio last night to thank voters for their support. want to check in with jessica dill in the newsroom now with a recap. good morning. always get a musical intro you guys. that he must win ohio. and his win here by a significant margin surely helped him clinch the election. i'm here today for one main reason to say thank you to ohio thank you. we won this state by almost ten points which they say is almost totally unheard of. trump outlined what he called his action plan to make america great again. better trade deals. keeping jobs here, more support for law enforcement, more opportunities for women, a stronger defense. repealing and replacing obama care. he pledged again to build that wall and crack down on illegal immigrants. and he referenced monday's attack at ohio state university. a violent atrocity at the great ohio state university that further d

top lawmaker, homeland security officials knew the ohio state attacker was a terrorist recruitment risk but let him in the country anyways. did the obama administration drop the ball? >>> plus fat cat democratic donors demanding answers what went wrong after pouring more than a b, billion dollars into hillary clinton's failed campaign. will anyone tell them? when are they leaving? grilled cheese and campbell's tomato soup go together like grandchildren and chaos. made for real, real life. watry...duo fusiong heartburn relief? duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion from the makers of zantac . >> fox news alert for you, we are watching the dow, as we have been. it is approaching that key 20,000 level. up 22 points in today's session. it has closed at a record 16 times since donald trump was elected president. we'll keep watching this for you. here's a number for you -- this year alone, the dow is up 2,427 points. >> woo-hoo! let's get this done, let's get this done! one trillio

the senator from ohio. mr. brown: reserving the right to object. the presiding officer: the objection withdrawn. mr. tillis: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. tillis: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session for the consideration of calendar 742 through 765 and all nominations on the secretary's desk, that the nominations be confirmed en bloc, the motions to consider -- to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate, that no further motions be in order, that any statements related to the nominations be printed in the record, the president be immediately notified by the senate's action, and the senate then resume legislative session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. tillis: mr. president, i understand there's a bill at the desk and i ask for its first reading. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title and the bill for the first time. the clerk: s. 3516, a bill to authorize the secretary of veterans affairs to co