the former massachusett s governor met with trump about the position earlier devos will head the department of education. the president-elect announced that decision yesterday. former presidential candidate ben carson could be named the next housing and urban development secretary. carson sent out this tweet yesterday, saying an announcement on his role in the trump administration is coming soon. a small group from dubuque will join people in north dakota who are protesting against the bakken oil pipeline. moriah rhame, her husband, and another be at the standing rock indian reservation early tomorrow morning. they say they will peacefully protest the pipeline, but they're taking protective gear with them. protests have been going on for months over concerns about the pipeline's possible effects on tribal land and drinking water. the pipeline that will run from north dakota to illinois will also go through 18 counties here in iowa. it's really beautiful to see people come together." a group of volunteers in north dakota this thanksgiving. 10 volunteers are bringing hundreds of pounds of foo

trump administration. former massachusetts senator scott brown is also being considered for that st. aidese presidenelect now say four finalistsre under considerion for secretary of state. a trump spokesman s the srt list.dy giuliani are on trump ialsosidering former untrdirector david petraeus and tennessee setor bob corker. >> green party presidential nominee jill stein has f for another recount this e is in the state of michigan. she discussed her rnt request on the view this moing on channel 5, in fact. wisconsin, where she also filed for a recount wilbegin tomorrow. speaki with newscenter 5's janet -- after the appearance on way raise her and her party's profile. >> when we annnced ts campaign, voters came , you know, just flooded in, to say that this is what they want to do. th isn't shing we went out an drummed up. >> she missed pennsylvania's refiling count deadline but still thinks she n get some precincts in thaate >> bob bennett man. >>ews one ngend paying ibute another. remembering a local pioneer we owe an awful lot to. panied because my baby was chokin but she was super calm. >> newt 6:00 a little girl coming to her mother's rescue and saving her baby sitter's life. >> it's a

trump transition the president-elect administration. (nats: camera clicks) among them. former massachusetts governor mitt romney. who led a blistering effort to defeat trump during the campaign. s/ mitt romney / (r) former the pair buried the hatchet in an hour-and-a half state. but trump advisers characterized the meeting as an "exchange of ideas". "was it a s/ mitt romney / (r) former trump has announced his picks for attorney general, whether more announcements are saturday morning. taking aim at the cast urged pence to represent all americans. s/brandon victor dixon / actor 1:13 - 1:21 administration will not protect us." trump demanded an apology. and said pence was "harassed". a cast member responded that "conversation" isn't harassment. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. republicans taking control of the house and senate. house district sixty representative walt rogers says he's never been in the minority before. and he's hopeful democrats and republicans can work together. rogers says he wants to tell iowans he's focussed on clean water for the state. hoping lawmakers are more transparent -- adding president- elect donald trump has the rogers says he thinks people will

trump supporter and adviser throughout the campaign. from the other appointments he's already made to his white house team. aned: newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is here with the growing controversy. tonight massachusetts senator elizabeth warren said the president of the united states should condemn bigots, not give them the west wing office. meet donald trump's chief strategist in the white house status as an outsider. >> don't believe the mainstream media. don't believe the establishment. don't believe the permanent political class. we are on the right side of history. ben but it's his connection to : the so-called alt-right movement, which some say is racist and sexist, that have people calling on trump to ditch him the anti defamtion league saying bannon is hostile to core american values. as chairman of the website breitbart news he published headlines like these, hoist it high and proud, the glorious heritage. or birth control makes women , unattractive and crazy. the website calling conservative commentator bill kristol a renegade jew. >> i worked very closely with steve bannon has been the general of this campaign. and frankly people should look at the full resume. he has got a harvard busines

trump fills out his cabinet. former massachusetts senator scott brown met with the future commander-in-chief today newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is here with more. >> as we reported first on newscenter 5 friday, brown got a phone call from trump telling him he is being considered for a cabinet post, perhaps secretary of veterans affairs. {vo} brown, a 35-year veteran of the friday night he's very passionate about the military. at trump tower today, he was able to suggest the priorities he'd like the trump administration to focus on. >> i think, the toughest job in the cabinet is to lead the v.a. because it has, while it has so many angels working there, it has so many great problems as well. so he's obviously going to take my application or interest under consideration. i'm glad he called. and he's going to obviously going to meet other folks. and we should know i would think probably after thanksgiving. ed: executives and anchors from the country's biggest television networks also meeting with president-elect today. representatives from abc, nbc, cbs, cnn, and fox news all there . mr. trump's senior adviser kell

trump transition turning to an unexpected ally. former massachusetts governor mitt romney spent months criticizing donald trump, but now there's word he may join the president-elect's white house. 7's nancy chen following the story. she joins us with the very latest. development here. mitt romney being added to the short list of contenders to become the next secretary of state. despite all the fighting, president-elect donald trump could be looking to mitt romney to serve a major role in his administration. it may come as a surprise, because to say the two didn't like each other during the campaign is an understatement. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> so mitt is a very sad guy. >> nancy: a trump adviser successful job creator in the private sector. he did a great job in massachusetts on many different things and he obviously was the last republican nominee for president, so i'm sure they'll be able to compare notes. >> nancy: no one from the romney camp is saying anything, but trump's transition team says romney will meet the president-elect on saturday in new jersey. this after other picks have come under fire. rudy giuliani for reported ties for foreign governments and go

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s on her behalf. donald trump will also be in the state on monday talking to voters in manchester. >>> massachusetts first early voting experiment is in the books and it appears it was successful. more than 21% of registered voters have already cast their ballots. that works out to more than 1 million votes. voters can still cast absentee ballots until noon on monday and on election day 8 at night. wbz and cbs news have you covered on election night. our team at the network begin special live coverage at seven and we'll stay on all night on the race for president. then at nine join us on cbsboston.com and our facebook page for a special broadcast. >>> a south carolina man accused of keeping a woman chained in storage container boyfriend has confessed to seven other murders. they found the remains of charles carver yesterday. the sheriff says it's quite possible more bodies will be uncovered. >>> a little boy is recovering tonight, the innocent victim of a drive-by shooting in brockton. the bullet grazed the 3-year-old. fortunately, he'll be okay. we're in brockton with the details. looking for the shooter

president-elect donald trump is weighing his options for his cabinet, an announcement for some key former massachusetts governor mitt romney is said to be high on trump's list. fox 25's blair miller live in our control room and blair, i understand you've been talking with some insiders about possible picks. >> the reporter: trump advisers tell me they expect some key decisions before trump goes to florida for the holiday. late today, the "wall street journal" is reporting that mitt romney leads the picks for secretary of state but in a meeting today with the "new york times," trump spoke briefly about possible cabinet roles. according to reporters in that senator kelly ayotte would love to be in this administration, but then he followed it with, no thank you. today, a democratic strategist told me these picks are key and some could have a real issue in clearing u.s. senate. >> i think you're going to see some pretty polarizing figures. i think you're going to hear people come up from both sides and be very, very critical of these appointments, whether it's someone like ted cruz from the right or someone like senator warren an bernie sanders from the left. >> the repo

trump. he will reportedly interview former massachusetts governor mitt romney for a key cabinet post. fox 25's elizabeth hopkins joins us now and lily, there's been a two. >> the reporter: when donald trump won the republican presidential nomination, mitt romney called him a con man and a fraud and during the campaign, president-elect said romney choked like a dog during the 2012 presidential race, but now, sources say trump is considering romney for the job of secretary of state. both men have agreed to meet this weekend. we're told they're calling this a healing meeting. they plan to discuss how to govern the meeting moving forward. several other famous faces are candidates, for secretary of state, including former new york speaker of the house, newt gingrich, nikki haley, the current governor of south carolina, and john bolton, the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations. right now, the president-elect is scheduled to hold his first face-to-face feet r meeting with a foreign leader. japanese prime minister awi is due at trump tower at this hour. the prime minister says he wants to buil

it's no secret that many prominent massachusetts politicians did not support trump, including our republican governor. but now they will have to work together, so 7's jonathan hall continues our team coverage with reaction from some of those elected officials. jonathan. >> well, jadiann, the men who lead the city and state were very vocal in their opposition to donald trump. the question, will the president-elect secret abuse? >> reporter: as donald trump picked up steam during the primaries, governor baker became an early and vocal critic of his fellow republican. >> i don't believe that donald trump has either the temptment or the experience to be president. >> reporter: now the state's chief executive has to face facts. it will be president trump in the white house in january. baker says he'll work with trump despite some hard feelings. >> are you hopeful? of course i'm hopeful. >> the election is over, i secretary clinton's comments this morning reflected a desire on the part of the two major conversation to speak to and to reach out for a unified process going forward, and i'm -- of course i'm optimistic. >> reporter: baker was asked he fears

trump's tweet. but national discussions about respect for the flag have re-gained traction after a u-s flag was burned during a post-election protest at hampshire college in massachusetts./// ((christianne klein)) >>> earlier today... we asked you guys if you agreed with the daniel whole-heartedly standing with trump writes... citizenship is a privilege, i totally agree with mr trump, it should be revoked if you burn our flag. karen agreeing with part of the statement... burning the flag is so disrespectful and demeans what our military past and present has done for us. maybe some jail time or a stiff fine but loss of citizenship no. they need to remember they have never had one handed to them folded! johanna says... i hate seeing and i hate when people do it but they have the right and he can't change it you can always join in on the conversation on our facebook page... that's 8 news now./// ((paul joncich)) >>> after controversy over u-n-l-v's mascot... the university's student newspaper has unveiled its new name. according to its website... the 'rebel yell' will soon be "the scarlet and gray free press." according to the paper's editor... this all started back in ap

s office. people have been interviewed, but no arrests have been made. >> president-elect donald trump meeting with potential cabinet picks today at trump tower, including former massachusetts senator scott brown. as i reported department of veterans affairs. brown thinks it's the toughest job in the cabinet and he said that today's meeting went well. >> still high suicide, still long lines, still i think a culture of kind of putting the soldiers as a second-class person versus making it a top priority. there needs to be, with all due respect, a tremendous amount of work there. >> brown served more than 30 years in the national guard and after thanksgiving. >> more calls for peace on boston common following alleged hate crimes in the wake of the presidential election. nicole is live with that story. >> it was a rally to show discrimination will not be tolerated, asking victims to speak up and be heard. >> last week i was aggressively accosted by a man in a store just a few blocks from campus around the store because he thought i was a muslim. >> a firsthand experience of bias from a first-year law student. >> no one at the store says a single thing to me or the man. >> yes!

massachusetts governor mitt romney. who led a blistering effort to defeat trump during the campaign. s/ mitt romney / (r) former presidential candidate:17 - :21 "here's what i know. don long meeting. romney has been mentioned as a potential pick for secretary of state. but trump advisers characterized the meeting as an "exchange of ideas". "was it a productive meeting?" presidential candidate:35 - :42 "i appreciate the chance to speak with the president elect and i look forward to the coming his picks for attorney general, national security advisor and cia director. but has been coy about are scheduled sunday. with new jersey governor chris christie and former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani expected to meet with trump. despite the busy schedule, trump managed to tweet saturday morning. taking aim at the cast of (nats: cheers and boos) vice president elect mike pence attended the show friday night. from the stage, the cast urged pence to represent all americans. s/brandon victor dixon / actor 1:13 - 1:21 "we, sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your ne

trump in her sights, especially on twitter. tonight, we're finally hearing from the massachusetts senator about her war of words with the president-elect. fox 25's erika richie live in boston and the senator is not letting up on trump and his appointments. >> the reporter: no, vanessa, shells not and for the first time, we're hearing them directly from her mouth. since the election, she has en mentioned, really challenging and questioning donald trump's every move that he makes. she even took that message to the senate floor yesterday, but today, was the first time we heard from her back here in massachusetts. >> these are hard times, and we are stronger when we are together. >> the reporter: senator elizabeth warren didn't waste any time addressing the post-election climate as she addressed the crowd at a women's equality conference at umass boston this afternoon and didn't on to tear down his transition team and cabinet picks so far as well. >> there can be no compromise with racism, there can be no negotiation with bigotry. >> the reporter: those remarks made in regard to trump's choice chief of staff, mark ban i don't know and jeff sessions.

trump won the election, a real shicht s shift of taubilking of the coun itself and praying for trump. romney does not have direct foreign policy experience necessarily. he did see the former massachusetts as national guard. he does have some experience in running in the olympic. he came in and helped manage them. he speaks french, although you would not know that because he does not do that in public often. for trump and if you think of how he's lining up these people who criticize him and coming out against him. many ways, there is a lot of values to that. even though he does not pick up one of these people, they are being careful to send a message that they are talking to these people and trying to wrap them in at least in some way. i am not sure if i would use the enemy closer analogy, but it is cler that there is a deliberate effort to bring these people in to the full that have been critical of donald trump. you know, i do think that for governor romney and those close to him as well and many concerns of trump in many ways as been, a lot of concerns about issues of religious liberty and freedom. that obviously is something recently and painful memory for many members of the mormon

trump.. directly addressing the american people for the first time in more than a week.. this as a revolving door of meetings continue with among the visitors, former massachusett s senator scott brown -- sot - scott brown / former massachusett s republican senator "we obviously spoke about my passion and about his passion which are veterans and veterans issues." he said he expects to hear if he is offered a cabinet post "after thanksgiving." the governor of oklahoma, mary fallin, said no job offer was made... sot - gov. mary fallin / oklahoma"it was just an initial meeting to discuss a wide range of topics." and a democratic congresswoman, tulsi gabbard of hawaii. she shied away from the press, but released a statement after her meeting, saying -quote- "i believe we can disagree, even strongly, but still come together on issues american people" and today his senior adviser defended one of those meetings that mr. trump took the days following the election - with business partners from india sot - kellyanne conway / trump senior advisor "very confident he is't breaking any laws. he has many lawyers, accountants advising him on what to do." lana zak oncam close: the presid

president-elect donald trump is welcomed leaders from across the country in recent weeks weha he might be meeting this weekend with one of the most powerful people in massachusetts. fox 25's christine mccarthy reports tonight from foxborough. patriots owner robert kraft addressed the possibility while handing out turkeys tonight. >> reporter: new england patriots players carry thanksgiving baskets for families in need. 220 of them to be exact containing turkeys and all the fixings. it's a 23 year tradition working with goodwill. the relationship established when robert kraft bought the the pats owner presented a $10,000 check to goodwill to cover the even that the team spent one of two days off volunteering for following a victory in san francisco. they get exposed to something that's very meaningful. the community service isn't the only thing on craft's schedule outside work lately. last week he made headlines visiting president-elect donald trump at kraft wouldn't say whether he plans to return next sunday when the platz play the jets a short ride away at metlife stadium. 6 asked if he would accept a cabinet position offer? >> i love what i'm doing. i would do anything

for the trig but it came 30 minutes after a fox news s massachusetts college removed all american flags after someone set one ablaze to protest trump. >> they took down the flag after one ag was set on fire. >> reporter: flag burns is protected under the first amendment, years ago, the supreme court decided it was freedom of speech. one of the justices who agreed was scalia, who trump often praised. >> in this country, we have a long tradition of protecting unpleasant speech. >> we have a responsility as a rights that are in the constitution. >> reporter: trump's tweet taking attention from a busy they for the transition team. republican congressman tom pric of health and human services. price isn orthopedic surgeon and fierce critic of obamacare. >> this is bad for patients, of all americans. >> one of the few americans with are detailed plan for replacing the health care law, repealing mediid for millions of low income americans. he also nominated chao, and for treasury secretary, trump picking his campaign finance chairman who spent 17 years working for goldman sachs where he was a part ner, but the powerful job o secretary of s

trump's win. the dow in futures last night points and it finished plus 256. a thousand point swing in theory the nasdaq and s&p also looking strong. the votes are in and massachusetts has voted to legalize marijuana. >> a lot of people are asking what exactly does that mean? when will these changes begin? todd is live in boston with the answers. >> beginning next month it will be legal for adults in massachusetts the grow and to possess marijuana industry that will license stores and grow operation that is could bring in 50 to a hundred million dollars in revenue for the state. >> last night, jubilation amongst question 4 supporters. today, the fiscal reality of legalizing recreational marijuana. >> this is a more complicated issue than can be directly regulated by a ballot question. >> saying late this afternoon

is headed to 's golf course in new jersey this weekend to meet with the next president to talk about the future. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren talking about president-elect trump today in boston. nearly 400 women attend zig-zagging the event held at umass boston for students, activists and women leaders. warren criticized cabinet picks jeff sessions saying their record does not republic the country's core values. >>> let's talk for a minute about the elephant in the room, the large orange elephant in the room. trump ran an ugly campaign. a campaign that was filled with bigotry. so let me say this as clearly as i can. there can be no compromise with negotiation with bigotry. that is where we stand. >> anchor: so warren also talked about policy solutions to address inequality and closing the way gap especially for low wage workers and minorities. in the newsroom, jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> anchor: we are following more news today. the minnesota police officer who shot and killed a black man expected in court today. the man faces second-degree murder charges and multiple counts of dangerous discharge of shooting of fill and oh castile in july. his death made he

trump's tweet. but --- national discussions about respect for the flag have re-gained traction lately. it's after a u-s flag was burned during a post-election protest at hampshire college in massachusetts. tomorrow is a big day for the democratic party and nancy pelosi. house democrats will vote on who will be their leader. pelosi has led the party since 2003. however congressman tim ryan of ohio is making a bid to unseat her. ryan says it is time for shakeup following a poor showing in the november election. ryan is arguing the party has lost touch with the working class coming up nats: ambiance so there is construction for the central subway project in san francisco and for safety reasons there are a few restrictions around said construction zone but we all know restrictions apply one everyone else i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly >> reporter: it's dry s somewhat healthy pace of gdp the value of everything produced every service rendered in the united states 3% fantastic 4% inflationary two% expense close to recession 3% numbers are what we want to see a first time we have it in a long time. it grew at 3.2% level in the third quarter as expected second readin

trump steady at 204. to win, he likely needs to s the battlegrounds of arizona, florida, and new hampshire, along with swinging some of the close states leaning democrat going into today. maria: more than one million massachusetts residents voted early but that did not stop long lines forming at some polling places today. rhondella richardson is live at jamaica plain with more on that. hi, rhondella. rhondella: hello there, this is the kennedy school. we have seen long lines. a friend in line because you will likely have to wait in the polling places. it has been steady but massachusetts is bracing to break the record when it comes to voter turnout today. that record, 3,184,000 votes were cast in 2012. mid afternoon here in jamaica plain, voters had a more than two-hour wait. when you look at the lines down the block today, and consider that 1.2 early and absentee voters were already done, it's remarkable. voters say >> i saw the press line, came back later. it was that long. >> someone walk out and say maybe an hour and 15 minutes total. >> you take a third of the turnout out of the equation, which is what early voting did, you should have reduced the pressure on the lines. rhondella: there were a few administ

: let's begin with fox 25's chris flanagan, live in atkinson, new hampshire, where trump just held a rally. chris? >> the reporter: yeah. he certainly did. unlike massachusetts, new hampshire does not have early

massachusetts and to new york city. where both donald trump and hillary clinton are holding their campaign parties tonight. fox 25's blair miller is at trump headquarters. blair? >> the reporter: ock, the happens here tonight will happen when donald trump shows up here behind me and takes that stage. for now though, he's at trump tower, about four blocks from where we are, where he lives. today, just like everyone else, donald trump voted here in new york city, joking, it was a tough decision, but for many americans, they weren't joking, with some struggling up until the end with who to vote for. the trump campaign on the outside appears very confident, they will deliver a g.o.p. win, but the polls show otherwise. today while voting, trump was election if the networks called it for clinton? his response, we'll see what happens. chief strategist for the r.n.c. and trump campaign sean spicer says she will accept the results either way. >> what happens if you lose? >> then we'll congratulate hillary clinton and our country will move on. >> the reporter: but will it? the nypd hand homeland security here in new york are

: let's begin with fox 25's chris flanagan, live in atkinson, new hampshire, where trump just held a rally. chris? >> the reporter: yeah. he certainly did. unlike massachusetts, new hampshire does not have early influential. donald trump again taking his case to the voters today in the granite state. donald trump, back where he started his run for the white house. >> this is where it all began. first victory. this was our first victory and i've never forgot den it. >> the reporter: with the polls tightening in new hampshire, trump has caught up with clinton, a state where sehas never trailed. >> hillary clinton is the candidate of yesterday. we, you, you, we, are common sense. >> the reporter: trump trailed clinton by nearly double digits in new hampshire just last months. but has mounted a comeback. three polls released in the past 48 hours show trump at least tied with clinton in the state. trump trying to capitalize on clinton's recent f.b.i. email scandal, that broke last week while he was campaigning in new hampshire. >> to all americans, i say it is we need change. the last thing we need is four more years of obama. >> the reporter: well, donald trump

s "oveight news" ,, trump's new york city office has become theiest employment chip reid there.ntry.fn >> reporter: a parade of job-seekers passed through the lobby of trump tower today. former massachusetts senat, scott brown, told mr. trump he wants to be secretary of vetera affairs. >> i think am the best person. but there e some tremendous people out there. >> reporter: former texas governor rick perry di't say ?!h sources say he ibein coider for secretary of ener. mr. trump, cesswoman tui "th bbard, and she came to offeher opinion on u.s. policin syria. top network news peop discussion. f the reco coerence. noheld a press r. thenresident elect obama held one on d three. but te today, the president ect releed this video >> i will rmulate rule wch ys that for ery one ne relation, two old gulatis must be eliminated. >> y know who at is, right? >> or the weekend, mr.rump met with a long series of b candides at the ornate, trump national golf cl in new jersey. during the campaign, mitt roey called mr. tmp a phonynd a frau mr. trumcalled romney a loser. discussion. >> marine general james d dog mattis leading candidate for secretary ofefense. the kansas secretary state, a lding ctic of ill

massachusetts and to new york city. where both donald trump and hillary clinton are holding their campaign parties tonight. fox 25's blair miller is at trump headquarters. blair? >> the reporter: ock, the happens here tonight will happen when donald trump shows up here behind me and takes that stage. for now though, he's at trump tower, about four blocks from where we are, where he lives. today, just like everyone else, donald trump voted here in new york city, joking, it was a tough decision, but for many americans, they weren't joking, with some struggling up until the end with who to vote for. the trump campaign on the outside appears very confident, they will deliver a g.o.p. win, but the polls show otherwise. today while voting, trump was

trump will maintain the u.s. role in nato. from massachusetts, democrat line, doug, good morning. caller: good morning. 1980's, there was a promise given by the secretary of state, james baker, that in return for the solution of warsaw pact, nato [indiscernible] it seems that was a promise that was broken pretty quickly. why should the russians have any kind of credibility in any of the promises made by the west? thanks. i will listen off air. host: thank you. guest: there is a lot of discussion about what kind of a promise that was and whether it was actually made and what it meant. for a long time, there was a great deal of reluctance in nato into the news member phase, so poland and the baltic states, etc., through the nato-russia charter, a first of all said that these permanent troops would not be based him a permanent nato troops would not be based in those states. however, there is a consensus within nato that russia has failed to live up to its part of meansreement by military and the annexation of crimea undertaking an illegal change of borders from the postwar settlement. i think that there is a fee

massachusetts and new hampshire. let's begin tonight with fox 25's blair miller in new york, where both clinton and trump will be tomorrow. >> the reporter: vanessa, good evening, i'm told that both candidates will arrive here in new york, some time in the overnight late-night rallies, but until then, it is one final sprint to the finish in a race that both sides of the campaign believe is still very much up in the airplane. a new poll out today, showing clinton with a four point lead. trump's team fightingard to stay on message and not get caught up in any last second hiccups. the republican nominee swung across the battleground states five different visits in five different states, including new hampshire. the campaign told me today, at trump tower, they are very confident. mr. trump at this point? >> he's confident, he's determined. >>> hillary clinton hitting fewer states today, but still stopping in swing states with a final event in philadelphia later tonight, with her husband bill and president obama and his wife. the democrats say, they're bringing out the big guns, hoping it gets people to the polls. >> we at th

s mom and she gave tout his aunt, to--gave it to his aunt, who gave it to him. >>> this weekend donald trump is going to meet with former massachusetts go, myth rom. --governor, mitt romney. trump and romney have not remember's biggest critics before--elect's biggest critics before the election. and now donald trump has offered michael flinn the job of national security advisor. no word yet on what l he has accepted the job, but he was a close advisor to trump through the campaign. >>> and donald trump says he helped keep a ford t leaving the u.s. for mexico. he said that ford is to the moving the lincoln plant. trump says that he quote, worked hard with bill ford to keep it in kentucky. ford confirmed that the plant will stay. but a company spokesperson says she does not know when the decision was made. >>> in today's money watch, volkswagen is cutting 30,000 workers across the globe, it is going to save the company money and they are still trying to cheating scandal and the settlement that resulted. and they are also investing in electric vehicles. >>> well if you have been thinking of signing up for amazon prime, today is the day

vanessa: president-elect donald trump makes a choice for more members of his inner circle, but a massachusetts senator says the incoming administration should be placed fox 25's blair miller is here now with the reasons why. >> the reporter: vanessa, it's no secret senator elizabeth warren and the president-elect are not friendly, but now the senator is calling for a federal view of the trump transition team. warren sent a letter to the government accountability office. she says investigators should review how the trump transition team is spending millions of taxpayer dollars. the incoming administration has more than $9 million to spend. in that letter, warren calls the transition, chaotic. president-elect has conflicts of interest with his business holdings and has used his personal cellphone for calls with international leaders. she says that raises some national security concerns. so'?w? far, no response to this letter from the transition team. also, right now, the president-elect is with his family at their exclusive resort down in florida. but today, he officially announced two cabinet level appointments. south carolina governor nikki haley has been cho

massachusetts senator scott brown is looking at a possible opportunity to join team trump. brown telling newscenter 5 he got a phone call from the president-elect yesterday afternoon. affairs. newscenter 5's ben simmoneau spoke with the former senator at his home in new hampshire. >> my phone rang, and i have donald trump's number. it locked in. so it was obviously the president-elect. ben: on plane about to land at logan, scott brown's cellphone suddenly rang. it was donald trump, the man he endorsed all the way back before the new hampshire primary, asking brown for more help by possibly taking a cabinet post. >> he said what's your real passion? i said, well, my real passion is soldiers. men and women are dying. they're committing suicide at astronomical rates. ben: brown, a 35-year veteran, views viewing the department of veteran affairs as the toughest cabinet position. yet, the v.a. is something he feels a calling for. >> you read every day about somebody dying or some type of negligence or cover-up in the v.a., and it just makes you so angry. ben: brown says v.a. doctors and nurses need to get out to smaller towns where veterans live and work more seamlessly with the defense depart

cepor drter: democrati massachusetts senatorachusetts r elizabeth warren and big mr. trump critic using the t romney meeting to take a swipe s at the two while pushing forle f more female cabinet contenders. warren tweeting governor mitteri could bring your binders full f of women with you. and new york city mayor bill deblasio who earlier in theer week met with mr. trump andnd voiced concerns aboutabo everything from tax breaks forso the rich to fear of deportations, today talking about security concerns in i midtown manhattan as president-elect trump has made it clearelec he plans to spend d lot of time in trump tower. tow >> we have never had ave nev had situation where a president ofst the united states would beited here on such a regular basis. his future plans are unknown unn but we certainly know of thesehe next 65 days he'll be here h very regularly. regularly. >> reporter: speaking of potential female cabinetab members former d.c. schools chancellor michelle seed sete to meet with president-electiden trump about a possibleum secretarp y of education position.poti in washington, joel waldman fox news. >> new this mor

peaceful >> kris: now people in massachusetts overwhelmingly voted for hillary clinton, so many are wondering what a trump presidency means for our state and for our entire country. 7's nicole oliverio live in boston with more on reaction here locally. nicole? >> nicole: well, kris, hillary clinton got more than 60% of the vote here in massachusetts. many of the voters we spoke with say they believe the polls and were stunned to see trump win tuesday night. all eyes election. >> i was watching with my friends. it went one state after another for trump. >> nicole: now for many people in boston, the final results are sinking in. >> we were all going to go into work and nobody wanted to talk about it. >> nicole: trump's win a surprise even to the pollsters. the next day the pats' q.b. tom brady was asked about his thoughts on the election. >> i talked to my wife. she said i can't talk about politics anymore. so i think that's a good decision made for our family. >> nicole: a proud trump >> he's not perfect, i'm in the saying that, he has lots of flaws, but we this need a shake-up here. >> nicole: but several people admitted they fear for our future. >> it's disappointin

trump will maintain the u.s. role in nato. from massachusetts, democrat line, doug, good morning. caller: good morning. 1980's, there was a promise given by the secretary of state, james baker, that in return for the solution of warsaw pact, nato [indiscernible] it seems that was a promise that was broken pretty quickly. why should the russians have any kind of credibility in any of the promises made by the west? thanks. i will listen off air. host: thank you. guest: there is a lot of discussion about what kind of a promise that was and whether it was actually made and what it meant. for a long time, there was a great deal of reluctance in nato into the news member phase, so poland and the baltic states, etc., through the nato-russia charter, a first of all said that these permanent troops would not be based him a permanent nato troops would not be based in those states. however, there is a consensus within nato that russia has failed to live up to its part of meansreement by military and the annexation of crimea undertaking an illegal change of borders from the postwar settlement. i think that there is a fee

massachusetts governor mitt romney is speaking out about his dinner date with the president-elect. the president-elect donald trump, mitt romney and reince priebus arieftion to dinner in new york. it's s governor romney has met with president-elect trump as he considers romney for secretary of state. >> i've had a wonderful evening with president-elect trump. we have another discussion about affairs throughout the world. >> sarah: the former massachusetts governor seemed hopeful by a possible spot in the cabinet. >> i have to tell you, i've been impressed by the transition effort, the people he's selected as members of his cabinet are solid, effective, capable people. >> sarah: it ended a busy day for the transition team. tuesday former wall street executive steven mnuchin was elaine chao selected as transportation secretary. she was labor secretary under president george w. bush. despite naming several people to his cabinet, the president-elect's tweets getting a lot of attention. tuesday morning he tweeted, "nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. if they do, there must be consequence, perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail." a harsh punishment for an act the supr

trump will maintain the u.s. role in nato. from massachusetts, democrat line, doug, good morning. caller: good morning. 1980's, there was a promise given by the secretary of state, james baker, that in return for the solution of warsaw pact, nato [indiscernible] it seems that was a promise that was broken pretty quickly. why should the russians have any kind of credibility in any of the promises made by the west? thanks. i will listen off air. host: thank you. guest: there is a lot of discussion about what kind of a promise that was and whether it was actually made and what it meant. for a long time, there was a great deal of reluctance in nato into the news member phase, so poland and the baltic states, etc., through the nato-russia charter, a first of all said that these permanent troops would not be based him a permanent nato troops would not be based in those states. however, there is a consensus within nato that russia has failed to live up to its part of meansreement by military and the annexation of crimea undertaking an illegal change of borders from the postwar settlement. i think that there is a fee

hasar tonight, donald trump quickly]s many states and wyoming, where women first got the right to vote. has oneclinton connecticut, delaware, district of columbia, illinois, massachusettsryland, new jersey, new mexico, new york state, rhode island, and vermont. "the new york times" is now projecting donald trump has an 87% chance of winning the presidency. as election results come in, dow futures have plummeted more than 400 points, while asian stock markets have also tumbled. republicans are projected to inain control of the house wisconsin. house speaker paul ryan has just been reelected to his house seat, while nbc news rejects that senator richard burr is beating ross in north carolina. that is the news we have so far. senator schumer was reelected here in new york. the democratic senator. as was senator patrick leahy and vermont. clearly notre contested. if you want to continue with what we were saying. >> people have a tremendous range of options in how they can behave. seeing so many countries in extreme situations, so many people rise to the heights of nobility. other people manage to let themselves become these monsters, these beasts. it's inside every person.