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president elect trump thanking it's happening at state fair park and we begin our team coverage with cbs 58's david ade adewho's live inside the expo center, where trump will speak...david? check out this crowd...we got used to seeing large crowds for donald trump's wisconsin stops during the campaign season...but tonight's stop obviously has a different energy.this is cebr trump... his supporters... and political allies.i've been told he'll be joined by a full lineup of prominent wisconsin republican officials... also we've seen trump bring his cabinet picks up on stage during some of these thank you stops. this morning trump named exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson as his secretary of state pick, we don't know if tillerson will also join shop here in west allis.this thank you stop gets started at 7 a recap for you coming up on the cbs 58 news at nine and 10. live at state fair park in west allis david ade... cbs 58 news. you heard david refer to donald trump's selection of rex tillerson to be his secretary of state....if early reaction is any indication, this may be one of his more controversial

in a communications s briefing, trump's transition team said his support for the pipeline "has nothing to do with his personal investments." as of 2015, trump had between $500,000 and $1 million invested in the pipeline company, energy transfer partners, although trump spokesperson hope hicks recently claimed trump has sold off his shares in the company. this comes as north dakota governor jack dalrymple continues to back away from attempts to force water protectors to leave the main resistance camp, now saying authorities will not stop and fine people carrying supplies to the site. the governor says his recent executive order declaring the land an evacuation area sought only to warn people about the cold. in response, the standing rock sioux said -- "the governor of north dakota and sheriff of morton county are relative newcomers here. it is understandable they would be concerned about severe winter weather." the first of a group of as many as 2000 veterans have begun to arrive at standing rock in north dakota, where they say they'll serve to form a human shield around the water prote

we have reached out to the trump transition team about michael flynn, jr.'seet, but so far no comment. >> pamela brown reporting to us. david, does the trump campaign need to respond to this? >> well, whether they need to or not, there's an opportunity for the trump transition team to make a forceful statement, not having anybody associated with them, retweeting or promoting fake news stories that could result in harm. in a very easy thing. this may not be on donald trump's highest list of priorities to knock down fake news stories, but it is easy to send a message from the top down that promoting these kinds of fake news stories and not choking them off and destroying them and faking them totally worthless, which is what they are, is a relatively easy thing to do because they have a very large podium. >> what if they don't want to turn them down? donald trump has been the beneficiary of this alt-right lies factory for months and got elected president of the united states. he wants to treat about "saturday night live" every sunday, but he doesn't want to talk

s for the next round. that is israel's concern. especially with the international peace conference in paris three weeks away. >> oren live from jerusalem. thanks. >>> it is back to work today for the trump transition team. just 24 days info s until he ta oath of office. president-elect spending the holiday at mar-a-lago out of the public higeye, but not from twitter. believing the message of hope and change was possible if a third term was allowed. >> i am confident in the vision because i am confident if i had run again and articulated it, i think i could have mobilized majority of the american people to rally behind it. >> trump as you might imagine is not buying it. tweeting this. president obama said he thinks he would have won against me. he should say that but you i say no way. jobs leaving, isis, obamacare. trump taking aim at the united nations and the wake of the anti-israel resolution. united nations has great potential, but right now it's just a club for people to get together talk and have a good time. so sad. >> there's more. trump also taking credit for the busy holiday shopping season. saying the world was gloomy before i won. now hope. now the market is up nearly 10% and christmas spend

trump appears to be suggesting an end to the decades long effort by u. s. presidents of both parties to reduce this country nuclear arsenal. >>> the trump transition team stillgetting asked to perform at next month's inauguration. however, the radio say rockettes have now joined the shortlist of entertainers have agreed to take part in the inauguration festivities on general 20th. the iconic group of female precision dancers performed at two presidential inauguration for george w. bush and 2005. the world renowned mormon tabernacle choir also will be performing as well. the 360 member singing group is known for its powerful renditions of patriotic and religious music.>>> a matter of days until the new year and some new laws going into effect for anyone who drives here california. as a genuine first it will be illegal to hold a smart phone or similar device while driving. instead, the phone must be mounted on the dashboard in a place that does not obstruct the drivers you. now it's already illegal to talk on the cell phone without the use of a hands-free device. also taking effective january, children under the age of two years old will be required to write i

trump facing blistering crit s. over his newly appointed economic team. elizabeth warren slamming trump's pick for treasury secretary steve mnuchin who headed a firm that made big money off the 2008 housing crisis. >> he promised when he was running for president that he would break the connection between wall street and this congress. and then what does he do? he turns around and picks a guy who had actually been one of the people who helped do all of those lousy mortgages. >> reporter: the president-elect's team defending the pick. >> it takes someone like steve who understands how the system works, how we can go and make it more fair and how we can go help american workers and get in there and actually change it. >> reporter: capitol hill also reacting to trump's announcement with no details as of yet that he will separate himself from his billion dollar empire. >> you have to be very, very careful on conflicts of interest. sooner or later this had to happen and i suspect he's probably not very happy about it, but just one of those things that had to be

that's now outlines by mr. trump,"> score says dialogue is key to make sure the right policies are implemented for rural america. the trump team also filling the role of u-s ambassador to china. current iowa governor terry branstad met with the president elect earlier in the week at trump tower. political observers say the decision is seen as a win in the ag world. <"he is incredibly well on trade he's an incredible supporter of ag trade. he is known as someone who has a very professionally will be a calming force especially if the president elect continues with some of that antagonistic rhetoric."> pfingsten believes branstad could bridge the gap between china and trump's tough talk on trade, and currency manipulation. fellow iowan and current usda chief tom vilsack says don't dismiss branstad from the world stage because he comes from a rural state. "he's tenacious, and he's going to . he's tireless, he's going to have to be and he understands and appreciates the importance of trade and he will have to."> branstad is the longest serving governor in u-s history and has known chinese president xi jinping for more than 30 years. farmers are feeling a littl

we've had a lot of intelligence and foreign policy failures with the so-called proses s in char >> the trump transition teams pointing out tillerson is a tough negotiator around the world, said no numerous times to vladimir putin in tough deals and deal making, knows world leaders around the world. clearly the opposition to tillerson is pretty fierce on the left and it seems like they're going to make at least tillerson a target in the confirmation process. >> sure. they're going to try to bloody him up a little bit. i mean, as a practical matter, his being somebody that democrats don't particularly like or wouldn't be their pick, it is not much of a concern for a trump white house as long as they can hold together at least 50 and probably 51 at least of the republican votes. they can get him through. but i'm really interested in how they are -- the trump team is trying to turn what seems to be tillerson's greatest liability, his time on the world stage in dealing with foreign governments and the kinds of deals he's had to make to get his business deals done into an asset saying that this is a guy who under

we've had a lot of intelligence and foreign policy failures with the so-called proses s in char >> the trump transition team is pointing out tillerson is a tough negotiator around the world, said no numerous times to vladimir putin in tough deals and deal making, knows world leaders around the world. clearly the opposition to tillerson is pretty fierce on the left and it seems like they're going to make at least tillerson a target in the confirmation process. >> sure. they're going to try to bloody him up a little bit. i mean, as a practical matter, his being somebody that democrats don't particularly like or wouldn't be their pick, it is not much of a concern for a trump white house as long as they can hold together at least 50 and probably 51 at least of the republican votes. they can get him through. but i'm really interested in how they are -- the trump team is trying to turn what seems to be tillerson's greatest liability, his time on the world stage in dealing with foreign governments and the kinds of deals he's had to make to get his business deals done into an asset saying that this is a guy who und

we've had a lot of intelligence and foreign policy failures with the so-called proses s in char >> the trump transition team is pointing out tillerson is a tough negotiator around the world, said no numerous times to vladimir putin in tough deals and deal making, knows world leaders around the world. clearly the opposition to tillerson is pretty fierce on the left and it seems like they're going to make at least tillerson a target in the confirmation process. >> sure. they're going to try to bloody him up a little bit. i mean, as a practical matter, his being somebody that democrats don't particularly like or wouldn't be their pick, it is not much of a concern for a trump white house as long as they can hold together at least 50 and probably 51 at least of the republican votes. they can get him through. but i'm really interested in how they are -- the trump team is trying to turn what seems to be tillerson's greatest liability, his time on the world stage in dealing with foreign governments and the kinds of deals he's had to make to get his business deals done into an asset saying that this is a guy who und

. >> in moment s we'll be joined y trump transition team and we'll ask him what's next.gin tonight with newly named chief white house correspondent john robert live in wisconsin where mr. trump just wrapped up speech. john, congratulations and what's happening? >> reporter: megan. thanks so much. looking forward to joining you many times in the future. a significant moment just there. that's the first time donald trump and speaker paul ryan appeared on stage in this whole election together when he gave him the green bay packers jersey with 45 on it. you might remember it's about four weeks before the election, reince priebus had gone where paul ryan was going to view on stage and news of tape recording broke and paul ryan cut himself off from donald trump saying i'm going to work to get as many republicans elected as i can in the house. that looked like it was a division. even here tonight, with speaker paul ryan took the stage and said, he didn't even have his driver's license the last time a republican candidate won the state of wisconsin. there was a spattering of boo

own nuclear arms -- that.while downplaying trump's call for strengthening and expanding the u-s nuclear capability. barbara starr has details. the trump team's apparent struggle to secure a big performer at the inauguration next month is playing out on twitter. >> reporter: would the morning tv anchor alarming statement delivered in the serial bus of setting. and the spokesman letter suggesting the president wasn't talking about russia alone. >> grant:the president-elect tweeted last night - quote - "the so-called a-list celebrities" all want tickets to the event. but according to his tweet, trump wants *people at his inauguration instead. his inaugural committee has been trying to line up some big names, including the beach boys. so far, the only confirmed acts are the radio city rockettes. the mormon tabernacle choir. and "america's got talent" singer jackie evancho. investigators have learned that the hijackers who took over a libyan plane this morning wanted to go to rome, but ended up in malta because of fuel limitations. the flight was hijacked on it's trip from sabha.a small city in libya.to tripoli.on the northern coast of africa. 11

look at some of the national security challenges awaiting president-elect trump when he takes office january 20th. >>> s rrescue teamsre searchi the rubble for survivors in indonesia following an earthquake that left nearly 100 dead. scientists measured it at 6.5. this is the same region in which 100,000 people died in a 9.1 quake 12 years ago. >>> iraqi special forces captured a new neighborhood from isis terrorists today. a senior commander says the area was fully liberated and is now flying the iraqi flag. the announcement comes hours after an isis attack overnight against iraqi forces in southeastern mosul. an official says that strike inflicted heavy losses but provided no additional details. >>> in his final major national security address, president obama said yesterday that his counterterrorism strategy has broken the back of isis. monday, my colleague bret baier talked about isis with the chancellor of the kurdistan council. >> it would be a long battle. this is what we expected. mosul is the last battlefield for isis in iraq. it's the capital of the islamic state. we don't think that they are going to give

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now trump also spent time with the broadcast team of vern lundquist and gary daniel s the president-elect said he was neutral and loved the spirit of the game. >>> and now honoring a here over. fellow firefighter its gather in wilmington delaware today to say goodbye to ardythe hope. she died after battling severe burns for more than two months. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the story now from the chase center. >> ♪ >> reporter: it's the beat of drums and melody of pipes that let us know someone great has passed away. >> ♪ >> reporter: after 68 days battling to survive severe burns senior wilmington firefighter ardythe hope was laid to rest during a funeral at the chase center. she's the third to die from the fire that claimed two other firemen and the severely injuring brad speakman. >> two firefighters down and several firefighters rushed to area hospitals. a significant turning point for not only me but the entire wilmington fire department and the city as a whole. >> reporter: chief anthony goode promoted hope to the rank of lieutenant making her the department's first af

trump to bring about peace. >> reporter: s as the foreign policy team sees this, his domestic team is looking at courts across the country where there are more than 100 zu dish vacancies, double what president obama got to fill. dozens of the open benches are referred to as judicial emergencies because they've been open at least a year. the administration has a big opportunity to defend its upcoming initiatives on immigration, gun control and abortion from democratic challenges before they ever have a chance to rise to the supreme court. where there is also an opening for the next president to fill. part of a tweet posted by counselor to the president kellyanne conway says, quote, judges were sleeper election issue that energized base voters and helped tip undecideds in swing states. this weekend another top trump staffer jason miller said he won't take the job of white house communications director that he had been given two days earlier. the trump campaign has not yet offered any other comment or provided contexts s dressing th announcement. steven miller, no relation, has just been tapped to author the una

trump presidency: the r.n.c.'s sean spicer is tapped to be press secretary as the president-elect announces his communications teamdruff: plus, what to expect from washington, d.c.,'s new rules for paid family leave. taking on the economic challenges of having a child. >> it's really an impossible choice that families face: do i stay here and hold my baby's hand? do i go to work and keep the roof over our heads? >> sreenivasan: all that and more on tonight's pbs

. >>> donald trump taking a break today headed to the midwest on a thank you tour including a stop in indiana to fulfill a campaign promise. team 12's tracie pots has the latest they were talking about being happy because they can maintain their jobs and homes moving to mexico. the company credits president- elect donald trump's pro- business policies. he's headed to indiana this afternoon to talk about it. >> he's not even cht yet and he's figured out how to save 1,000 jobs. i'm hoping every,eo in america is getting that new signal from the trump administration that we're open for business here in the united states. >> behind today's victory lap millions in state incentives pence has been in washington paving the way for quick confirmations. >> we're continuing to work through december and all the way through inauguration day to make sure we're ready on day one. >> in new york we talked about the spa. >> the parade of potential nominees continues. critics call it a cabinet full of insiders but so far no word on which of four candidates will be offered secretary of . >>> still ahead on 12 today, a man grabs a bucket full of gold and

teams. s >> we've never seen anythinganyg like this, period, though, ass it relates to donald trump andmp hissidency.nc thank you very much fitz. fz. we appreciate it.e you look good. get back inside. iid >> just for the safety of the country as long as if he can lon they can get the job done i don't care what thet tey look lo and no one else should either.he >>> let's get a check of the weather. sue palka standing by with the st.est. >> i'm feeling so self-conscious now.self >> you're beautiful.-c you >> is this sweater makin'rge me look frumpy.ru >> no.o. >> you're perfect. >> it's all about >>me. ye. >> beautiful. >> we'll get right back to the weather because we have a gorgeous day today, rigr dbeidw sarah and shawn but late thisat afternoon a strong front came through and it's really gotll the winds going and now we'ree' going to see temperaturesra dropping again. again it's going to head for theng t 20's and low 30's tonight.ight 28 for hagerstown, 33 for d.c. hey, typically cold for thishi time of year.ear. here's what you can expect on your friday. 35 degrees at 8 o'clock in the c mor

country on his thank you tour, president-elect donald trump touted his choices for his cabinet and inner circle, a team historians say is the richest in t sory. >> and one newspaper criticized me "why can't they have people .f modest means?" a fortune, because now they're negotiating with you. okay? >> reporter: how rich? cbs news estimates seven of mr. trump's picks are worth a combined $11.5 billion. betsy devos, nominated for secretary of education, comes from a family worth more than $5 billion. linda mcmahon, picked for small- business administrator, has family wealth worth $1.2 villion. and vincent viola, mr. trump's choice for army secretary, is harth $1.77 billion. >> i guess they have a few poor millionaires on it, but mostly it's billionaires. >> reporter: critics, like flnator bernie sanders, say mr. trump's choices fly in the face of his populist campaign message. >> you don't appoint a cabinet of billionaires to be taking on ine establishment. >> reporter: steve mnuchin, mr. trump's treasury pick, has been estimated to be worth as much as $655 million. he and commerce secretary nominee, wilbur ross, worth $2.5 billion, recent

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. >> sean spicer of the rn kprrks basically said as long as the trump team is transparent, in this case about donald jr.'s involvement, it's okay, e he went on to say conflicts of interest arise when people are sneaky. >> like when they don't release their tax returns for example. you keep bringing up, kayleigh, hillary clinton, but isn't the analogy bobby kennedy? i mean, bobby kennedy is the reason the nepotism law exists. hold on. that is the reason. so it is to prevent you from hiring family members. it's really not the same as the first lady. so how is jared kushner different than bobby kennedy? >> very different. the court actually -- the court actually dealt with that very question, said you couldn't appoint someone as a.g., let's say, why we created the law in the first place. you can, however, appoint people to be in the white house because they are not an executive agency, therefore, not subject to the law. >> all right. we're going to take another quick break. coming up the chilling backstory of how the democratic national committee got hacked. this is vareally fascinating detail. we're going t

trump's economic team is taking shape. former goldman sachs banker, steven mnuchin tapped to be the next treasury secretary and r s ross.ackling some of the most contentious issues. the agenda is long and includes overhauling the tax code, renegotiating trade policies, bringing jobs back to theize and increasing overall economic growth. today investors heard their action plan. and steve liesman has the details. >> reporter: wall street appears to have heard a lot of what it wanted to hear in cnbc interviews with the new leaders of the economic team, president-elect donald trump named today. treasury secretary, designate, steve municipal mnuchin and wilbur ross walking back. >> our most important priority is sustained economic growth. and i think we can absolutely get to sustained 3 to 4% gdp. and that is absolutely critical for the country. to get there, our number one priority is tax reform. this will be the largest tax change since reagan. we have talked about this during the campaign. wilbur and i have worked very closely together on the campaign. we're going to cut corporate taxes. >> reporter: mnuchin added parts o

s ken bastida has more. >> reporter: the president- elect has been inside trump tower building his team for weeks. he was back in front of a large crowd for his first major public appearance since election night. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: donald trump proving he can still draw a huge crowd. the president-elect holding a rally in cincinnati the first stop on a thank you tour to the supporters who propelled him to victory. >> the end result is incredible. i love you ohio. this is a great place. i have so many friends. thank you, thank you. >> reporter: earlier, trump got a tour of the factory where he brokered a deal to keep about 1,000 jobs in america. then he rallied with some of the workers around the plant saying, companies will be heavily taxed if they move overseas. >> companies are not going to leave the united states any more without consequences. >> reporter: according to fortune, trump personally called greg hayes, ceo of carrier's parent company, united technologies, and promised corporate tax rate reductions which would dwarf the $65 million a year the company would have saved through outs

trump elected. nats cheering/election night the news was first reported friday night by the washington post after the cia shared the secret assessment with a group of u-s senators.the transition team released a statement saying: "these are the same people that said saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. the election ended a long time ago." sot: (catherine rampell/washington post columnist) "the transition team and trump himself are going to view this through a partisan lens regardless of what the results are and this is an attempt to delegitimize his win." saturday- mr. trump met with exxon mobil ceo rex cbs news has learned tillerson is mr. trump's top candidate for secretary of state. state.sot: (president-elect donald trump) "he's a great man. we'll see what happens." an announcement could come as early as next week. standup: (wendy gillette/new york) "the president-elect left his home here in trump tower early saturday afternoon for a little downtime- to enjoy one of the country's great college football rivalries." nats cheering the president-elect sat for part of the army-navy game in the box of west point graduate david urban - he also spent time in the box of retir

s&p 500 was off four. nasdaq dropped 24. >>> donald trump makes some big additions to his team and says he wants better, more powerful nuclear about the president-elect's approach when the panel joins me right after this break. e shelter, no intention of adopting. he was the very last kennel in the very last row. emaciated. he was skin and bones. usually what you see in neglected dogs. it was one of those complete, meant-to-be moments... i totally fell in love with him. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped the aspca save nearly thirty thousand animals so far. get a new subaru, and we'll donate another two hundred and fifty dollars to help those in need. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ >>> not up to the united nations to really go with the solution. it's really the parties that must negotiate a resolution themselves. they have no choice. they have to do it themselves or it will never hold up anyway. the united states can be useful as a facilitator of negotiations, but no one should be telling israel that it must be -- and really that it must abide by some agreement made by others thousands of miles a

trump transition team said -- "these are the same people that said saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction." meanwhile, donald trump was questioned by chris wallace of "fox newews sundayay" over his s to skip dadaily presidential intelligencece briefings. >> i want to ask you about your skepticism of the intelligencnce committee. yoyou're getting the presisidenl daily brief only once a a week. mrmr. trumpmp: well, i g get iti need it. >> is are some skepticism? mr. trump: fifirst of all, ththy are vevery good pepeople that te givingng me the briefings. if something shoululd change frm this point, immediately call me. i am availablele at one minutess notice. i don't have to be t told -- lie a smart person, i don't t have o be tolold the e same thingng ite same words every single day for the next eight years. amy: during his interview on "fox news sunday," trump also promised he would quickly decide the fate of the dakota access and keystone xl pipelines once taking office. he said he was studying the paris climate agreement to see if it would give china or other countries an advantage over the u.s. trump's comments came just days after the trump transisition tem sent a memo to emplo

team coverage tonight. wusa9's scott broom and kristin berset live there. we have scott broom with the crowd. what an atmosphere, scott? >> reporter: boy, it sin credible. donald trumpsurprise. even the president-elect could not gauge the pageantry of the game. he added some electricity. the president-elect cheers from the core of cadets. but, the main event on the field quickly drew their attention back to this rivalry for the ages. >> i feel energized. >> reporter: they were largely overlooked. >> it is not a good day for protests but it happens everywhere. >> they have the right. they are doing it peacefully. >> reporter: this tailgate featuring a navy man on the grill and another half of his family on the army side. >> one big family. same country. all in the same team. >> have a nephew who plays football at army and i went to navy. >> reporter: pageantry and pride. in and the president-elect not picking sides when it comes to the army navy game. >> i just love the armed forces. love the folks. the spirit is so incredible. >> reporter: and now, the crowd streaming away from the stadium tonight. army fans and the core of cadets beside themselves after this first

>>'s not entirely clear because there's so much al qaejockeying goes on. there's reporting that donald trump's advisory team and donald trump will be looking closely at david petraeus to see how he handles himself on sunday shows, how he handles questions about the guilty plea on mishandling of classified information and other questions that might arise. i think obviously he wouldn't, it wouldn't be -- if they weren't serious about him, rudy giuliani as somebody who has support from kellyanne conway, newt gingrich, and others in the trump camp. mitt romney is perhaps the most interesting possible selection there. very public courtship that will end with mitt romney as charlie brown having the football pulled away yet again, or as secretary of state. >> interesting days ahead. jonathan allen, jane timm, thank you very much for your time. >> thanks. >> take care. >>> happening now, in south carolina, a jury that told a judge it's deadlocked but wants to keep deliberating anyway is home for the weekend. jurors spent more than 16 hours deliberating in the trial of a former police officer charged with gunning do

team members are coming and going at trump tower. tomorrow a local politician is set to walk through the lobby. abc7's sam ford tells us why mayor bowser requested a meeting with the president-elect. sam: hours after the upset win for the white house, muriel bose audience at the wilson building saying the d.c. residents were anxious, angry and hurting. the mayor's office requested and received a message with trump. in a statement, "tomorrow i will speak with the president-elect on how we can work together to continue washington, d.c.'s growth, saying d.c. statehood, infrastructure and public safety are among the topics she would like to discuss. told the news, some d.c. residents' faces registered what looked like surprise. percept of -- percept -- percent of the vote. >> i can't imagine he cares about anything in the district would say including the mayor. sam: bowser called some of trump's statement idiotic. she skipped the opening of the hotel last month. saying it was a campaign vent. at her news conference. >> i don't but i do hope and i said this previously and i do -- we have to take him at his

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s for the president-elect? >> reporter: trump down played them this week. he was receiving them on one every week, but now that's changing to three times this week. we asked the transition team why, they said, they are just changing protocol. david? >> tom llamas with us again tonight. tom, thank you. >>> there is also news tonight involving the president-elect's choice to lead the department of energy. his choice of former governor rick perry comes amid a standoff this evening with the department. mr. trump during the campaign repeatedly saying he doesn't accept climate change assign tiffic fact. tonight, the agency is now refusing the request from the president-elect's team to name those who attended meetings about climate change. here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross now. >> reporter: at the department of energy tonight, fears by employees and scientists that they will be targets of a witch hunt by a new president who has repeatedly insisted climate change is a scam. >> a lot of is a hoax. it's a hoax. it's a moneymaking industry, okay? the whole thing is crazy. the whole thing is crazy. >> reporter: the concerns among scientists came to a head when th

trump team and the selection process is mike allen. after a long career at politico and playbook, mike has a new gig. he is the cofounder of a new digital news site. slled axuous, which i understand in greek means worthy. >> charlie, this is a treat. thank you for the support over the years. we'll be launching around inauguration day with the best coverage of business, tech, media disprendz politics. so we'd love to have you along for the ride. >> rose: let's begin with the transition. tell me what it tells you about how president-elect trump might govern as president trump. >> well, charlie, you've been covering is every morning and evening. you've been watching this amazing drama that's playing out, and it tells us that this is going to be a fascinating, colorful, very public west wing. charlie, as you know from having covered them, transitions usually pretty secretive, pretty quiet. here, you have literal contestants for these jobs being summoned to trump tower, coming in before the cameras, sometimes speaking to cameras on the way out, and it apparently doesn't hurt you to go on tv to make the case for yourself, which, of course, with some past

s, the other egyptian-born australian. the plotters were self-radicalized and inspired by isis propaganda. lauren: let's move onto politics here. president-elect trump has announced senior communications team get from blake berman. blake: transition of the top staff moving into the white house has been cemented. sean spicer has been i have vaited to the white house press secretary. at the rnc spicer was the right hand to reince priebus who been the incoming white house chief of staff. thursday the president elect unveiled kellyanne conway to the incoming counselor to the president. maria: she has four creamed. he got creamed on twitter. >> i would say to inch, not one because i don't want him to be creamed. i would say that i don't play golf and i don't have a misstress so i have a lot time that the other men don't. blake: she initially passed on the white house press secretary job. lauren: trump also took to twitter and called for an expansion of the u.s. nuclear arsenal. this is what he tweeted. united states must greatly strengthened and expand nuclear capability until such time till the world comes to its senses regarding nukes, this comments after vladimir putin saying that russia nee

. >>> tonight the trump team firing back against accusations that the trump sons were selling access for money, or even the perception of that. eric and don j.r.'s name appearing on a invitation to a postevent promising an audience. today saying the sons will not participate. tom foreman is "outfront." >> the offer looked like a peddler's dream. where for a million dollars a donor could meet the new president and then enjoy a hunting trip with first family sons donald jr. and eric, all the money going to contribution charities. now the team is moving away from the whole idea fast. amid accusations it looks an awful lot like pay for play. >> access to the people close to the president is a very valuable commodity and people are willing to pay for it. >> reporter: earlier on the campaign trail the president elect attacked hillary clinton over and over again with the same allegations. >> hillary is the one who engaged if a corrupt pay for play scheme at the state department and now there are five fbi probes into the clinton foundation and they are pay for play activities. >> reporter: there's never been proof. but the optics clearly hurt. especiall

nbc 10's keith jones joining us live in our digital news center with the quick reaction to mr. trump's apparent choice. keith? >> jim, sources close to the transition team confirmed that exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson will get the nod. that's not sitting well with some lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. tillerson is known for his close relationship with russian president vladimir putin. mr. trump calls that part of tillerson's appeal. today several lawmakers suggested that tillerson's close ties to moscow logistiwill make difficult for him to be confirmed, especially with reports from the cia that russia interfered with the election last month. today president-elect trump tweeted, quote, unless you catch hackers in the act, it is very hard to determine who was doing the hacking. why wasn't this brought up before the election, unquote. today senate republican leaders supported an investigation into possible hacking. >> obviously any foreign breach of our cyber security measures is disturbing, and i strongly condemn any such efforts. >> mcconnell says the senate intelligence committee will investigate. this week mr. trump will hold his first knew confe

president elect transition team is pushing back hard on the intelligence report that the russian hack was to help mr. trump win. saying quote these are the same people saying s dam hue wikileaks accomplished 50,000 e-mails from the clinton camp and democratic national committee. the "new york times" says the findings by intelligence agts si that it was done to help mr. trump was based in part on their belief belief. didn't release the republican national committee e-mails. vehemently deny they were hacked. >> they were told very privately they were getting and we were willing to give them access to certain things to prove it. yet they chose to ignore it. the "new york times" should be ashamed. when you read something in the "new york times," there is zero credibility. now calling for congressional hearings into the hack. simultaneously stunning and not surprising. given russia's disdain for democracy. the silence from wikileaks and others since election day has been deafening. outgoing leader claimed the fib knew they were hacking before the election and wants director james comey to resign. >> i thought he would do the right thing for the country. this is c

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s intelligence agencies believe russia engaged in hacking during the presidential election. >> steve:after months of dismissing those assessments, a source with donald trump's transition team now says the president- elect is "concerned" about those findings. >> steve:at the same time, the source adds that trump and his team are also concerned that the issue is being used to de-legitimize his victory. >> steve:and today. former san francisco mayor and current california senator dianne feinstein calling the election hacking "a very serious situation." return to index of stories... ---------------------------- ---------------------------- ------------------------ >> this is a very important concern and not you have germany san that they are concerned that their actions could happen would russia. --with russia >> steve: at full review is required. >> steve:president obama has ordered u-s intelligence agencies to complete a full review of hacking. the review is expected to be complete before president- elect donald trump takes office on january 20th. ok! impaciente! manolo! you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? take off your hat! no hey...it's, it's dry... your scalp? mine get