[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

he came back to ohio to think voters for their support todd meany is here with what he had to say. he was born during a campaign that he must win ohio and his led by significant margins helped him win by significant margin. i'm here to say thank you to we want this but almost ten points which they say is totally unheard of. more support for law enforcement a stronger defense he referenced at monday's attack ohio state university. that are very stupid politicians. cincinnati police are getting so many complaints they sent out a teensy they didn't release the details in the fields. trump called him the closest thing we had to general george patton. thank you very much. akron as a new fire chief his the 19th trees in the second african-american is what she start her and her office yesterday. twenty-eight year veteran of the fire department he's the district two for he saw the fire ;-) more ghost town than hotspot i think everybody wanted to immediately it takes time for the development to work to a charge. tenants. going before the city committee on thursday with plates to fill to love

and then heading to ohio to kick off this thank you tour.o bring you donald trump and mike pence live. mar. it was her french name. then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com >>> hi there, welcome to "cnn newsroom." thank you so much for joining me. i'm brianna keilar. we still don't know many of the details. some critics say it's a one-off fix at best. donald trump and his team say it's a big victory. in a couple of hours, president-elect donald trump will return to indianapolis a bit of a hero, having enginre

trump and will travel to indiana and ohio. two are expected to deliver remarks on their campaign promise to save jobs. this comes after trump reached a deal to keep nearly a thousand jobs in the state. after that - they'll head to ohio to kick off their "thank you tour." still ahead on 12 today.. they may be kids' go-to breakfast meal - but now mom and dad might grab for a poptart too. the new flavor combo that's hitting shelves.. ###break### a mess for your a mess for your morning drive in one part of the valley. we'll let know where this is.... big upgrades for one valley hot spot... we'll check out what's in store for p-i-r..... and how much are you going to spend on your four legged friends this holiday season? we're talking

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 demonstrates the security threats that are created and these are just threats that are stupidly created by our stupid politicians refugee programs. the tour caused some unexpected traffic delays for cincinnati commuters. i75 was shut down during rush hour to bring in the president elect. here's one photo, several roads gridlocked. complaints, they said that the secret service didn't release the travel details in advance so they couldn't announce anything to let drivers know ab

> and then to politics and donald trump who is set to depart new york at any moment taking flight to ohio. the president-elect flying to columbus to visit survivors and first responders after the attack at the ohio state university. all of this as the president-elect goes after a union boss on, where else, twitter. that boss just speaking with msnbc live last hour. >>> so we do start the show in ohio with the president-elect scheduled to depart for columbus shortly. there is the trump plane. you will remember that 11 people were injured at the ohio state university campus last week when a somali immigrant went on a stabbing spree. trump's views on immigrants and muslims have some students wary of his visit given the rhetoric of his campaign. nbc's chris jansing is on the campus there in columbus and joins us now. chris, i know an interfaith service is expected later this hour. how are students reacting to the president-elect coming? are they in favor or objecting? >> reporter: you know, it's a campus of 60,000 people but there are definitely some objecting. you mentioned there's a press c

will spend the rest her -- a judge a sentence 58 -year-old -year-old is been declared an they drove to ohio to pick her up and drove through his. they still face charges of statutory rape and missouri. police they will hear it all maersk a parking out 100 east eighth straight she's about 5-foot four inches there was 11. 91.37 sent out this tweet saying it's a sad tale. thank you all very much for your lover with a great sense of humor. they passed away wednesday at that age of 62. sumac the holiday lighting is about 5:30 p.m. and so on january 3 they will also be the only big differences that will fall to the 20 later on tonight whether not were looking then 40 degrees felt west went starts to shift and will start to see a few of these rain showers mixed today inches of accumulation a week warm front starts to lift. we solve a lot of cold air in incident next week will be somewhat interesting. i know that's coming raise been close were doing a christmas story run that is for local access only. right now no problems coming across the inner com out of town looking good on the shore way we are

my brother to go to ohio state. and when they got to do was a house in oakland park my mother wanted and the real estate agent said you people don't live there. i'll show you where you people live. so we bought a house in a neighborhood that by the time in

so once again, i want to thank ohio, i want to thank the great anple of ohiaom it is incredible placeremember this, it was when they called the landslide we had in ohio that these dishonest people started saying something is happening very big tonight. been saying it to you for many months. i will say it one last time tonight. we are going to come together and make america great again. thank you very much. thank you, ohio. ♪ can't always get what stonest" by the rolling laying] ♪

potential secretary of state contender, former nato commander james stavridis and then he'll travel to columbus, ohio, to meet with victims and first responders

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

donald trump's thank you tour takes him to ohio today. ident-elect hamid eyeless republican republican governor terry branstad to be ambassador to china. trump's cabinet is starting to fill out. reports say he will nominate marine general john kelley of homeland security secretary and oklahoma attorney general scott pruett. meanwhile, federal judge has dealt trumps election big tree in michigan. u.s. district judge mark goldsmith effectively ended a recount of the ballot by fighting the green party candidate shall stein had no legal standing to request a recount. the judge says science to another chance of winning even after a second look at the ballot. that's a nice clear to build promising faster drug approval and through regulation. the bill is called 21st century cures act in one large majorities in the house and senate. and now heads to president obama supports the measure. let's check in on u.s. stock market futures which continue to relative donald trump is elected president. we await a rate hike as well. the 14th dow futures are fl

shannon: president-elect trump traveled to ohio to kick off what he called a thank you tour 2016. the rally comes nearly a month after trump's upset in ohio helped fuel his election win. the green party requested recounts in pennsylvania and joan * president-elect trump took a victory lap in indiana where he touted a deal with air-conditioning manufacturer carrier. after touring the plant, trump praised terrier and threatened other companies that might be considering leaving the country. >> companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. it's n i'll tell you right now. we are losing so much. george: as part of the deal to keep its indianapolis plant open, carrier is getting tax breaks. house speaker paul ryan defended the deal, encouraging companies to threaten to move jobs to get i'm happy we are keeping jobs in america, aren't you? i don't know the details of the arrangement. but i do know mike pence is still the sitting governor of indiana. and i have no doubt he probably had a hand in helping this. shannon: leaders say they cannot declare their

i'm here today for one main reason, to say thank you to ohio. thank you. on the state by almost 10 points, which they say is totally unheard of. i don't know if you know, but it's the beginning. they say you have to win ohio, you must when ohio. you heard it over and over and over. even andd off sort of then we were one out and two up. we didn't have too much help at the top levels, you know that. that turned out it didn't matter. but we had help with the people, and that's what really didn't matter. you must whening ohio, you cannot win the presidency without ohio. so we started and we were about point,d then point by then we had a couple of troughs, but with ohio, it just kept getting better and better. the in result was incredible. i had so many friends, thank you. and the true sense, history called and the people of this great state answered, and you're going to be very happy. going to say right now, we are going to make america great again, you watch. you went out and pounded the pavement, organized your fellow citizens and propelled to victory of gras

to orbit the earth. john glenn served as us senator from ohio from 1974 to 1999. he died at james cancer hospital at ohio state university. he was 95. >> current government funding ends today, the senate works shortly extending until april 28, 2017. democrats holding up the continuing resolution to fund the government as they push for a 1-year extension of healthcare for thousands of miners and their families, now includes a four month extension is one of the senators behind that, joe mentioned, was scheduled to meet with donald trump in new york, that has been postponed until monday, senate coming in, live coverage on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. great and eternal god, we refue to forget your generous blessings that bring joy to our lives. you satisfy us with good things

dedicated to protecting ohio families against frauds and scams. i'm posting some preliminary thoughts on the cold air coming in next week and how much snow we could people looking to have broad brush and those specific locations it's going to be big. we are all on instagram and you can follow us there for the facets of numbers snowfall before new year's from the first snowfall which is usually sometime in late october through december 31 and only 20 percent actually occurs before before the calendar 80 percent of acres in january february and march and all that unusual to see limited snowfall in november in december. it's only been one winter where we actually finished above normal snowfall after say less than 10 inches in november and december. but that basically means is the smaller amounts we seek for new year's the less is a chance we have a finishing out the season with above normal snowfall the historically when we look back and giving us an idea of what we will finish out with. when storm can throw that out the window that still he gives us

it's 6:30 and we're off to a cloudy and cold start across northeast ohio. you can see there are some lake-effect snowshowers and a little rain off to our east in northwestern pennsylvania. here at home really not much to write home about at all. it's been very quiet today. i do think we get through the morning commute problem-free a again, budged bundle up because it's chilly. 37 at 8:00 and upper 30s by 9:00 and you factor in the breeze and it feels like it's in the upper 20s and lower 30s. even this afternoon as we hit about 40, it won't feel like it. it's going to feel more like it's in the 30s just all day. so, you know, we're kind of settling into december. i gave you the yellow light for your drive home. there could be brief wintery mix around, especially out in the snowbelt east of cleveland. what about the weekend? we're going to talk about that coming up at 6:45. i love all those candy canes. laura. >> laura: not the gravy or wasabi from the other day. don't want to try those. back to normal up 77. had a big slowdown up 77 this morning just to the n

the president-elect and i are just here to say thanks to the people of ohio, kentucky, indiana and across america forgiving us an opportunity to serve. >> you told me a big part of the speech is thank you forgiving us a chance, too. explain that. >> i can say to people tonight, thanks to you, we're going to have a president who will unleash the boundless potential of the american economy by cutting taxes and rolling back regulations. we have a president-elect who is already saving jobs in america. we just had a rally earlier today in indianapolis. because of president-elect donald trump, 1100 people are going to have jobs in a factory that was going to close and move to mexico. my message is to make sure the president-elect and i are working every single day to build a team, layout and agenda to make america great again and keep promises that he made. it will be thanks to them. >> that is not insignificant. otherwi otherwise, would it have been 1100 families going into christmas, not knowing their future, worried about their mortgages, cars and kids going to college. it's a big deal. i wa

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 you know before going to see more rain and more cold as well. >> more violent crimes in cleveland. the i-team has more information about their rational carjackings. big rigs on the roadway with no one behind the wheel. by th

trump: so once again, i want to thank ohio, i want to thank the great people of ohio.e, an incredible state. there has been nothing like it. and remember this, it was when they called the landslide that we had in ohio that these extremely dishonest people started saying, "something is happening very big tonight." "something is happening very big." [booing] mr. trump: and i have been saying it to you for many months but i will say it one last time , tonight. we are going to come together and make america great again. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you very much. thank you, ohio. thank you. >> ♪ ♪ ["you can't always get what you want ♪ you can't always get what you want. you can't always get what you want with a 't always get you want. but if you try sometimes you might find you get what you need >> former white house staffers and presidential transition teams will discuss how the incoming first family prepares to move into the white house and how incoming presidents govern through their first 100 ays. >> russian president vladmir putin says he wants to work with

he drove her here to ohio and took her to his health he destroyed her phone twitter user safe next names he still faces charges of statutory rape in missouri. >> police are asking for help in the missing case of a 15 -year-old girl but she was walking home from the library from -- she's up 5-foot 4 inches weighs memorial services are being planned for longtime akron dj jim should know. it's a sad day hits thank you all very much for your kind messages as we remember him today. before joining the summit back in 2002 he spent several years at the local radio station a program director says that he was the true music leveler with a they will have the summit may up 5:00 p.m. he passed away on wednesday at 62 years old. civic several northeast ohio committees obese flipping the switch to its up on their christmas lights tonight. the christmas tree lighting is at 5:30 p.m. bid will feature more than half a million lights stretching several blocks along the road, stay lit through january 3 holiday celebrations will held in the park at five. tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> rise and shine. it is 50:07 a.

the president-elect and i are here to say thank, thanks to the people of ohio, kentucky, indiana and america for giving us the opportunity to serve. >> you told me a big part of your speech is thank you forgiving us the chance to. explain that. >> well, i'm going to say to people tonight, thanks to you we're going to have a president who will unleash the boundless potential of the american economy by cutting taxes, rolling back regulations. thanks to you we actually have a president-elect who is already savings jobs in america. we just had a rally earlier today in indianapolis where because of president-elect donald trump 1100 hoosiers will have jobs at a factory that was going to close and move all of those jobs to mexico. so my message tonight is just to make sure that people know that the president-elect and i are working every single day to build a team, to layout an agenda, to make america great again and to keep the promises that he made, and it all will be thanks to them. >> that's not insignificant, because otherwise it would have been 1100 families going into christmas -- >>

american's life. >> a president-elect donald trump also made a brief statement about glenn on his trip to ohio. >> of course senator john glenn today, the passing of -- to me he was a great american hero. a truly great american hero. i met him on two separate occasions. liked him, always liked him. but he was indeed an american hero. >> what makes guys be like you? i'm thinking about this. john glen ought in somebody else's war. then he became a test pilot, like when people die, oh, i don't know who this guy is. and then he's 77 years old. y it to go up in space again. what's the drive in your machinery. you did it four space shuttle splats. >> he wanted to go higher, he wanted it to go faster. that's the way way i felt with my career as i went from being a navy fighter pilot and then a test pilot and ten an astronaut. >> i was telling the shuttle commander here, i applied for the journalist in space program. because i was a child of put nick, as you were. i don't know how much term limit we have, the great annie. >> 73 years. she had a vish. >> coming up, dd's pension for punching down. is he

i've been a pretty good messenger. [ applause ] so once again i want to thank ohio. i want to thank the great people of ohio. it's an incredible place, an incredible state. there's been nothing like it. remember this, it was when they called the landslide that we had in ohio that these extremely dishonest people started saying something is happening very big tonight. something is happening very big. i've been saying it to you for many months, but i'll say it one last time tonight. we are going to come together and make america great again! thank you very much. thank you, ohio. thank you. [ applause ] ♪ >> well, that is the future president of these united states, donald j. trump, current president-elect giving his first address as president-elect sounding very much like the man who ran for president for 18 months or so. pursuing a variety of grievances. calling the press dishonest. spouting off an untruth about refugees pouring in from all over the middle east, which is simply not the case. that twined together with a speech on the teleprompter that sound like it came

so thank you to the people of ohi ohio. the people of kentucky. bet there's a few hoosiers in the room. thank you for doing your part to make donald trump the next president of the united states of america. he did it. and we have you to thank. before i go on, let me just say, from our families to yours, our hearts go out to the victims and families of those who are injured in the horrific attacks that took place earlier this week this columbus, ohio. the victims are in our prayers and we commend the swift and courageous action of law enforcement in that perilous moment. let's be clear, thanks to all of you, in just 50 days, we will have a president who supports the men and women in law enforcement at every level. we will have a president who will suspend immigration from all countries and territoriy ie compromised by terror. and we will have a commander in chief who will hunt down and destroy isis at its source. [ crowd chant iing: usa ] and thanks to you, we will have a president who will make the american economy great again. who will repeal oba

amy: i want to talk about the carrie.u tour, donald trump went to ohio. it looked like a campaign rally saw throughout the course of the year. he had prepared remarks but also veered in and out to attacking the media, attacking hillary clinton, talking about how great was in different states, saying people didn't believe in him. is this what we should expect to from a president donald trump for the next four years? these campaign-style rallies president? carrie: they seem to be indicating there will be. of advisers indicate he will be doing this. i covered president obama together. this reminds me a lot of him, thing, what he said in the clip at the start of the show, i need you to help me pass agenda in washington. this is exactly what president obama did, not very well. president obama was a great get love the campaign rally style events. he used the bully pulpit, country,around the you're going to help me pass my agenda. it's very, very hard to do that this.see him doing he's going to feed off of it but challenging. be carol: if you look at how presiden

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 w

[cheers and applause] so thank you to the people of ohio to the people of kentucky.d i will bet there is a few hoosiers in the room. [cheers] thank you for doing your part to make donald trump the next president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] he did it. and we have you to thank. before i go on, let me just say from our families to yours, our hearts go out to the victims and families of those who were injured in the horrific attacks that took place earlier this week in columbus, ohio. the victims are in our prayers and we commend the swift and courageous of law enforcement in that perilous moment. [cheers and applause] but let's be clear, thanks to all of you in just 50 days we have a president who supports the men and women in law enforcement at every level. [cheers and applause] we will have a president who will suspend immigration from all countries and territories compromised by terror. [cheers and applause] and we have a commander-in-chief who will hunt down and destroy isis at its source. [cheers and applause] [chanting u.s.a.] and thanks

. >> president-elect donald trump then headed to ohio for a victory rally. president-elect donald trump is set to speak in an hour. he is also expected to hold rallies in other battleground states including pennsylvania, florida, north carolina and michigan in the coming weeks. >>> coming up, more deaths reported after massive wild fires in tennessee. >> plus lawmakers with calling for changes when it comes to school bus safety. we will talk about the push to add seat belts to all buses, especially after that crash in tennessee. >> the bay area is in the clear today. lots of sunshine across the region. coming up we let you know if the sunny weather pattern lingers into the weekend. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more ene

he will head to ohio to meet victims and first responders in columbus around the ohio state attack and then on to des moi s moines, iowa. that is a state that helped him win the white house. part of the victory tour. also an opportunity to reveal at one of his staff picks. that is donald trump's choice to be the next u.s. ambassador to china. >>> thank you, sara. one reason trump picked the ambassador to china is the decades long relationship with xi jinping. offering background with the friendship of the governor and communist president, let's bring in matt rivers live in beijing. one thing that came to mind when i saw the nomination is trump hasn't been too kind to china. maybe branstad will clean up the mess? >> reporter: it seems to be an olive branch, if you will, to the president-elect to china after what is a week of tense relations with the president-elect and counterparts here in china. this is a relationship with president xi jinping in china and governor branstad. president jinping has a 31-year-old bureurocrat at the time and he said that visit helped shaped his visit of wh

announcer: what a visit to one ohio town teaches us about the challenges of working class lives. and it's a birthday! how many of its freedoms can you name? announcer: then -- is it time to shut off the politics and shut down your mind? we've got a nap app for you. soledad: ohio was critical to barack obama when he was first elected president eight years ago. in 2016, that state went to president-elect trump, when he won with a nine-point advantage. analysts say trump's promise to bring jobs back was appealing in a region where manufacturing jobs and steel mills have been disappearing because of technological innovation and global competition. a recent studyay ohio's residents live in poverty. for children, that number is 23%. our jessica gomez traveled to butler county, ohio, and found a community where new businesses are offering new opportunities, but there are few residents prepared to take them. jessica: middletown, ohio, in the 1950's, named an all-american city. business was booming. the city's many paper plants and steel mill thriving. fast forward to today, and the pictur

will to the best time to buy still have. >>> we have rain and snow coming down in parts of northern ohio. it feels like december. that won't change for now. welcome back. on friday, tom hanks, perhaps the biggest movie star in the world's is coming to cleveland for two events sponsored by the greater cleveland film him tomorrow night. earlier in the day he will be at tracy speaking to local students. the person interviewing him at that event, a 17-year-old from st. joseph's academy. >>> i'm a little on edge for ailing confidence and i'm excited. a little nervous. i'm a big fan. i might scream or faint. >> her name is today williams and she's going to be just fine. she is a list of questions ready and says she is seen just about every tom hanks movie >> my favorite is forrest gump. i think and philadelphia. >> she's one busy high school senior. she's involved in several organizations at st. joseph's, has written a film and loves to read about history. the film commission ceo says casting her was a no-brainer. >> my daughter schools had an event, this woman stood up and the perfect person

first a visit to ohio state university where the president-elect has asked to meet with victims of that isis-inspired terror attack as well as first responders. and we're learning more right now about new additions to his administration. trump has picked fast-food ceo andrew puzder to be labor secretary. puzder opposes a higher minimum wage and broader overtime pay. trump has named oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt to head the environmental protection agency. pruitt does not believe in climate change and he has sued the epa multiple times over power play plant regulations. >>> new tonight, a disturbing warning about new terror tactics being adopted by isis. a european report says as forces lose ground in syria and iraq they're become being expert in using car bombs which they could bring to the west. >>> with us will be adam schiff and our correspondents and expert analysts are standing by. let's begin with donald trump's latest appointments to his administration. our senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is in des moines, iowa, for us. jeff, the president-elect will be holdi

to the overnight news. i'm don dahler. one of the original americans with the right stuff, john glenn, has passed away. glenn was a fighter pilot, an senator from ohio. glenn was the first american to orbit the earth, and four years ago was honored with the presidential medal of freedom. john glenn was 95. nancy cordes has more on his life and legacy. >> reporter: from the cosmos to capitol hill and then back again, john glenn was an astronaut, a politician, and a patriot. >> godspeed, john glenn. >> reporter: on february 20th, the first american to orbit the earth. >> oh, that view is tremendous. >> reporter: glenn's experience as one of the original seven mercury astronauts, heroes at the height of the cold war, was immortalized in the epic film "the right stuff." ? years before he made history above his "friendship 7" spacecraft glenn flew fighter planes for the marine corps, racking up 149 missions during world war ii and korea. during his four terms in the senate glenn was a key democratic politics, serving as chairman of the powerful governmental affairs committee. but his hero status didn't translate into national political appeal. >> i belie

reason, to say thank you to ohio. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> the next president of the united states kicking off his victory tour. thanking ohio voters for helping him win the white house. today was also about keeping a campaign promise for presidential elect donald trump and adding more people to his circle. >> reporter: donald trump's victory battle -- thank you to battle ground ohio. >> i love you ohio. . >> reporter: this rally in cincinnati his first stop on his thank you tour that see news broke the president elect made his pick for secretary of defense. retired marine general james matusz. >> he is the closest thing to general george patten and it is have to pass legislation to get him confirmed. he served 40 years. led troops in several wars and known for his tough military tactics. but economic strategy was the focus thursday in indiana. praising the deal he struck with carrier air conditioning to save 1,000 factory jobs bound for mexico. carrier says the state where vice president elect mike pence is still the governor its parent company a 7 million dollars in

to stay thank you to ohio. thank you. we won the state by ten points. and they say totally unheard of. in the beginning, you have to win ohio and you must win ohio. over and over. and we started off sort of even and then one up and two up. and we didn't have much help upon in the top levels. you know that, and we seek peace and harmony with the nations of the world and that means rebbing newses the right of every country including our own to look after its is thes. we would put other countries first and had people who truly department know what the hell they were doing. [applause] >> we are going to defend the american worker. look here they forgot it was the american worker who built our country. we are not >> i know we set aside our difference and we do have difference and we're a divided nation. we are not divided for long. i always brought people together. i know you find that hard to believe. although this group probably doesn't find it hard to believe. we are going to bring our country together. all of our country and find common ground and we'll g

and then next door to ohio for a campaign style rally to celebrate his historic win. blake mccoy and kristen welker both in indianapolis for us this morning. good to see you two. thanks for being with me. blake, let me start with you. what can you tell us about the deal, the reaction there and is this a sign, sealed and delivered deal? >> reporter: yeah, the deal has been finalized. it will keep 1,000 jobs here at carrier air in then. is th this is a big deal specifically for president-elect trump who called out carrier on the campaign trail over the last several months over the plans to move the jobs to mexico. so the jobs will be staying. in a sense president-elect trump is fulfilling a campaign promise that he made on the trail to keep those jobs here. we do have a statement from carrier that says today's announcement is possible because the incoming trump/pence administration had emphasized to us its commitment to support the business community and create an improved more competitive u.s. business climate. the incentives offered by the state were an important cons

then they go to ohio. then they go to iowa.y just appointed their great governor, the longest-serving governor in our country's history, 24 years old -- tony for years almost. china.dor to he loves china. whenever i speak in iowa, he a favor.ld, do me please don't say anything bad about china. and i didn't. but i just appointed him ambassador to china. he is going to be an amazing representative. they like him and he likes them a lot. so, now i was expected to win ohio, but not by nearly as much. i was expected to win iowa, but not by over 10 points. nobody wins iowa. so this is like a good story, because when my kids told me about the exit polls, which were nonsense, i sort of thought in work anyell, i can't harder, so i don't feel that bad. i still felt bad. don't worry about it. until the real polls. so then we start. leading, and we are leading, and we haven't even gotten to our area, and boy, do we love the panhandle, right? and we are leading just a little bit, a little bit, and then they go on the air and say we will win

the 95-year-old was admitted to the james cancer hospital in columbus, ohio last week. doctors... not commenting on his condition, illness or prognosis. glenn underwent heart valve repla ago. he became the first american to orbit the earth in 1962... and then the oldest person to ever travel in space... when he served as a crew member aboard the space shuttle discovery back in 1998... at the age of 77. glenn also served in the u-s senate for 25 years and ran for president in 1984. yesterday... americans marked 75 years since that day of infamy... when japan devastated the american naval fleet at pearl harbor in a surprise attack... killing more than 24-hundred gathered in hawaii to mark the anniversary... saluting the fallen above the still visible, sunken u-s-s- arizona. more than half of joint base pearl harbor's fleet of aircraft was destroyed -- and all eight battleships were damaged. a small group of survivors also attended... remembering the surprise attack that took the lives of their fellow soldiers. surprise turned into fear. and then my fear turned into anger. anger that

trump traveling to ohio state university where he will meet with victim and first responders in last eek's alleged terrorist attack. first, the wall street journal quoted sources that mr. trump is expected to nominate head of cke restaurantses for labor restaurantses. and david lee is live in trump tower. >> reporter: fox news confirmed that mr. trump is calling for andrew puzder as labor secretary. he has a company, the company he chair and control system hardee's fast-food restaurant and carl's junior. he called for repoling obama care and lowering the corporate federal tax and against raising the federal minimum wage over $9 an hour. democrats are calling for a $15 an hour minimum wage. he said hiking the minimum wage will lead to higher prices and more automation and the ones hurt will be the lowest paid employees. and the search this hour continues for the next secretary of state. a now hours ago he met with a retired admiral who is a dean at the school. hillary clinton considered admiral star tht din i as a running mate. following his meeting, he described the discussions with t

i was expected to win ohio by two points are three points. i am talking about the two amounts -- the two of us. it comes in. we have breaking news, donald trump has won ohio in a massive number. [cheering] president-elect trump: we won ohio very close to 10%. 10%.% was now close to i said that is good. then, we have breaking news, donald trump has one the great won the iowa -- has great state of iowa. that was supposed to be close. we were off by one point. we won it by more than 10 points. these are different than the exit polls. what is going on? the exit polls had me tied in ohio. they were surprised by the numbers, right? these people that are standing back there. two or three of them i see. i see three of them. four of them are hiding in the back. then they go to florida. they are doing pretty well in florida. they forgot to count our votes. all of a sudden they get to areas that we just dominated. we are sort of tied and we haven't gotten to the panhandle yet. she loves the panhandle -- i love the panhandle. networks,ne of the yes, we f

. >> donald trump headed to ohio to vest families and victims of last week's attack at ohio state university. then he headed to iowa on the victory tour. in des moines, president-elect was back to business announcing governor branstad as the ambassador to china and announced a fast food executive as pick for secretary of labor who is a millionaire one of nine millionaires and billionaires named to the trump cabinet so far and a vocal opponent of raising the minimum wage to more than $10 and expanding overtime elogyibility to millions of americans. in iowa, he was appealing to middle america, promising to eliminate every regulation that hurts our farmers and workers and small business. >> regulations, by the way, will be cut down to a traction of what they are new. >> this as democrats are still preparing for a tough nomination fight for some of the pecks including oklahoma attorney general scott pruett a climate change change denier head of the e.p.a. >> with control of e.p.a. he could do immense damage to the air and our children. >> we are find out that donald trump will remain an executiv

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