remember, this is uncharted territory and prop 64 is in many respects pretty vague about what really happens next. so the discussion and the debate over what legality should look like will simply blaze on. in san francisco wilson walker, kpix5. >> to view the full list of final election results you can just head to our web site kpix.com. >>> there are other numbers to discuss this evening. temperatures. >> it got up to 80 degrees in parts of the bay area and may get even warmer tomorrow. but i'm tracking two different chances of some showers moving in. find out which days may get a little wet around here. that's next. ,, c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. >> the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey from

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while investigating an uncharted planet, theenterpriseand at least this enenre quadrant of space has been subjected to violent, unexplained stress and force. who might be connected with the phenomenon. with my first officer and a secucuty team, i have set out in search of him. you came! thank the heavens. there's still time. it's not too late. need...need your help. aah! nothing yet, sir. report on the dilithium crystals, captain. yes. whatever that phenomenon was, it drained almost all of our crystals completely. it could mean trouble. you have a talent for understatement, lieutenant. without full crystal power, our orbit will begin to decay in 10 hours. re-amplify immediately. aye, aye, sir. any further magnetic disturbance? negative, captain. scanners indicate situation normal. nothing? nothing. ilillogical. physicalalaws that i'm aware of. i have been able t t ascertain one fact. though the effect, whatever it was, was unquestionably widespread, it was strongest here, on the planet beneath us. keep checking. red 2 message in one minute, captain. starfleet command. code factor 1,

if so, this is another example how the press corps are in unchartered territory together. >>> thank you. at the top of the short list for treasury secretary, steve mnuchin. in may, he joined the trump campaign as finance chairman. sources tell cnn he made it known early he wanted the post. he is already recruiting deputies. the treasury secretary overseas financial markets and banking regulation and debt. he has a controversial past. he was sued trying to recover money from bernie madoff's ponzi scheme. he led the group that bought failed subprime lender indymac. he sold it for $3.4 billion. that madoff thing was interesting, john. he had his siblings managed to cash out their mother's estate years before the scandal was known. later, the trustee tried to reel back. the court said it has been too long ago. interesting side note. >> he is part of the global finance structure. it will be hard to escape it completely. >>> questions about lines this morning about the nation's business and family business. word that donald trump is asking for top security clearance for eric, don jr. and ivan

we're in uncharted waters, because he really hasn't given much signal as to what he will do. he says i'm going to cure this and that, to do it. bill, bless your heart, you think he may come out with a conciliatory statement. but every time he's spoken, it's all about him. it is about me. that's basically what it comes down to when he gives a speech. and i have a feeling he's going to take this very personally, and not be very conciliatory. and that worries me. and the other thing, the other thing, words matter. all of us, i think, believe when you start your campaign calling mexican immigrants rapists and murders, insult hispani hispanics, saying he's going to deport all 11 million. he got 29% of the hispanic vote in this country. that's just amazing to me. and needless to say, his comments about women, and his support among women, s than expected. >> and this is pretty telling, charlie. if you break down that question about the comments that were made on access hollywood bus. trump voters were asked, trump's treatment of women, do they bother you? and the majority of trump v

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. e the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey from

it's sort of uncharted waters for a punter. "i mean it's pretty cool. it's of iowa. great fans here, i've got a coaching staff that loves me, i've got teammates that are behind me 100% no matter what happens. i more excited to be doing it for them, not really this." but what better personality to handle the spotlight than ron coluzzi. in iowa city, scott westerberg, tv9 sports. coach ferentz announced today that greg mabin is out for the rest of the regular season and miles taylor and ike buttger are day to day and george kittlei what a wild scene it was after the game winning field goal to upset second ranked michigan as fans stormed the field and players learned a lesson not to take their helmets off.. cj as you can see took his off and thru it and they didn't find it until later that night along with a lot of other helmets. "greg, our equipment guy, told me one of the cops walking down the streets saw a kid wearing it downtown or something like that. the lockerroom. guys were like, 'yeah, we don't know what happened to our helmet'. that's the last thing i was thin

. >> uncharted territory for a president-elect for sure.more than 100 companies with business dealings abroad. condos, golf courses. one trump tower building in india. the first trump brand in india. owners of the building were in new york last week and happened to meet with donald trump. we don't know what they talked ashes but there was that photo you showed right there on social media including eric trump and ivanka trump. that's been taken down. trump's vice president of marketing said, no business of any sort was conducted but it's raised alarm bells, brianna, about a business naan with worldwide business ties heading into the white house and what to do about it. many of these businesses ties just like india, licensing deals, companies pay donald trump. put trump logo on their building and licensing his brand. getting advice of trump's children on everything from design, price and marketing. while they buy the brand name, they are also buying the trump expertise, which allows many of these projects to get upwards of 30% more for the co

it's sort of uncharted waters for a punter. "i mean it's pretty cool. it's of iowa. great fans here, i've got a coaching staff that loves me, i've got teammates that are behind me 100% no matter what happens. i more excited to be doing it for them, not really this." but what better personality to handle the spotlight than ron coluzzi. coach ferentz announced today that greg mabin is out for the rest of the regular season with a fracture in his lower leg. offensive tackle cole croston is still out this week. miles taylor and ike boettger are day what a wild scene it was after the game winning field goal to upset second ranked michigan as fans stormed the field and players learned a lesson not to take their helmets off.. cj as you can see took his off and threw it and they didn't find it until later that night along with a lot of other helmets. "greg, our equipment guy, told me one of the cops walking down the streets saw a kid wearing it after the game in the lockerroom. guys were like, 'yeah, we don't know what happened to our helmet'. that's the last thing i was thi

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i w let you down. >> we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an

this is uncharted water. >> are you disappointed? >> yes, i am disappointed for that, but i also respect his freedom of speech and freedom of expression.>> congratulations to quinton flowers named aac getting over 400 yards of total offense. that was a great day.>>> we have continuing coverage of today's top stories on abcactionnews.com we will see >>> tonight, >>> tonight, breaking news. inside trump tower. the trump white house now coming together. and the controversial choice. also, after that meeting in the oval office, president obama late today on what the meeting was like. trump does not have the temperament to be president? >>> also breaking, the verdict is in. the father charged with first degree murder, accused of intentionally leaving his toddler to die in a hot car. >>> the states of emergency tonight. more than 40 fires burning in the east. and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. >> we owe the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey from

there's not a long record in congress or as a governor so this is much more uncharted territory and i think to some degree that's one reason why some of those people on the streets are nervous. >> i guess the last non-politician was eisenhower. and i was guessing last night that in realtime he was the last celebrity, though vastly different. he had won the titanic struggle overseas. donald trump is the first pure celebrity, really. >> i think that's right. and the other thing, you know, you and i have talked about this, too. eisenhower had been in the military but huge leadership experience as a general and also dealing with a lot of politicians, presidents, and in congress. the thing with trump is, is he going to pull off these grand plans while really having had almost no political experience? >> you have faith, i assume, in his running mate, governor pence, in the checks and balances, even in a country where suddenly we wake up and we have single-party rule. what did the framers say about single-party rule. >> well, james madison was nervous about that but he also helped to build i

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. >> we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an

. >> it's largely uncharted territory and the world is bracing for a major shakeup in international relationsfollows upnot he with his campaign promises remains to be seen, but perhapss momost controversial are his immigration policieses. they would inclulude extrereme vetting ofof muslimsms enteringe country and the construction of a wall on the u.s.-mexico border. mexico, i respect the country, they are taking our jobs, our manufacturing, our money. also endorsed an israeli border fence and advocated support for israel, indicating he wants to scrap the nuclear deal with iran and renegotiate terms with nato, suggesting the u.s. could even leave the alliance. trump: we will never enter into any conflict unless it makes us safer as a nation. endorsed however russia for a key role in stabilizing syria, saying he wants to create a new alliance with moscow. mrmr. trump: i think i would hae a very good r relationship with putin and with russia. says the greatest problems facing the world, the threat of nuclear weapons and terrorists. he wants to work with russia to eliminate the enemy but he is ne

in unchartered waters. no doubt about it. >> that is very kind. [laughter] >> do you recognize this transition process -- the parade of people to trump tower, the opening at knowledge meant of who the candidates are? >> it certainly is different. different then transitions we were involved in. whether it is good or bad could be debated but it is certainly different. thinkley: i like it and i it is refreshing. i came from an administration that held the names of people that were being considered very tightly. it was aty: and genuine secret until it was announced. each cabinet announcement that president-elect bush made at the end of 2000 and 2001. the obama folks handled things differently. they also kept it secret but then they would leak the name of the likely nominee a day or two before they planned to announce it to see how things went. which was a pretty smart way to do it. and everybody made it through i think. what the trump people are doing in very publicly parading folks -- a positive assessment. mr. bolten: i am doing my best. [laughter]

. >> we are unchartered waters one key ally told us, god help us all. president obama tried to reassure his audience saying progress follows a winding path. >> the next american president, and i could not be more different. we have very different points of view, but, american democracy is bigger than any one person. >> scott, president obama is likely to hear more concerns tomorrow in germany. a key u.s. allies who chief diplomat called donald trump a preacher of hate. >> margaret brennan with the president. margaret, thank you.

. >> we're sort of in uncharted waters. >> we haven't had adult protectee children of a president-elect in a long time. >> that makes the job tougher. it's a big family. 18 in all. melania trump and barron, then four adult children, their three spouses, and eight grandchildren. >> you see everyone around the president becomes a target? goes, he's drawing the attention of every bad guy in the world. >> mr. trump has long been a fan of the secret service. >> these are incredible people, incredible individuals and they are tough. >> but still, living with agents 24/7 takes some getting used to. >> just think about you, at your home. tonight. four strangers just show up. and they're standing in your kitchen. >> once mr. trump becomes president there will be about 920 secret service personnel assigned to day. about 80 more than the obamas. none of this comes cheap. according to classified documents reviewed by nbc news, the daily cost is already well over $2 million. including reimbursing the trump organization for secret service seats on his plane. this weekend in mar-a-lago, a source invol

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. >> we owe him an ope >> we are now all rooting for his success. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey from realty and reality tv to president-elect of the united

hillary clinton was in uncharted territory.ust several days before the election, the fbi a nonstick was -- announced it was relaunching an inquiry into her use of a private e-mail server. all trump called on moscow hackers to track down more clinton e-mails. mr. trump: russia, if you're listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. x even after the election, there could be more surprises. donald trump suggesting he might not accept the results if it doesn't go his way. let's go back to harry's bar and see what voters there are saying. this is one of the iconic u.s. bars in the french capital. every era drawls anxious americans and other nationalities waiting to see what happens on election night. luke round is there, thanks for joining us. tell us, how is the atmosphere there? is it as tense as it is here in the newsroom? luke: i think the anxiety is around the world. this is been an iconic bar for almost a century now. since 1924 they've been holding this straw poll for american , initially it was

american military and one who's been openly critical of his own party, the country is moving into uncharted territory. "and what will president-elect trump do to unite the country? it won't be easy, we know that's for sure." one indication: as trump's triumph went from possible to probable last night. tens of thousands tried to log onto the canadian government immigration site. sfx the site collapsed under the weight of the traffic about seven thirty last night and has been sporadic since then. a canadian dating site made its offer of romance for future ex=patriates. in mexico, the value of the peso plunged as the returns came in. former president vicente fox repeated his reaction to the cornerstone of trump's campaign, f course mexico will never pay for that wall reponses came from britain. whe tweeted t is written 9=11. executive of zynga asked "is this what it felt like when people first real hitler leader 'm very concerned as a muslim. i'm concerned about a president who g become president the campaign to ban all mu because they this evening filled the streets outside chicago's trump to

we're in more uncharted waters than we even think. >> alex? >> one thing it makes you think, president obama's personal popularity is separate from where he's left the nation. this is a rejection of continuity. president obama said at the convention, hillary clinton is continuity. he campaigned for her strongly. and voters sent a powerful message there. this isn't left/right anymore. this is old/new. top-down washington and government has failed this country, so we're going to blow it all up. that's part of the big message tonight. >> people were saying, we hate those charted waters. we know where that chart goes, and it's not working for me. >> yup. >> so, what they want, it's what trump kept saying about african-americans, if not directly to them was, what do you have to lose? they felt there was a lot to lose. close to 90% of them voted for hillary clinton. but trump voters, that's exactly right. what do i have to lose? >> and this is what i'm trying to puzzle over, i think your my question, what are they going to get? what is donald trump

. >> it's uncharted territory. a u.s.resident with a vast business empire linking him to a series of financial and personal entanglements. trump's businesses including his hotels and licensing deals in the u.s. and overseas have benefited from tax breaks or governments subsidies. pose an ethical minefield for a commander in chief who would be overseeing the u.s. budget and the. for many, these entanglements are troubling. has investments in businesses in unfriendly countries and the businesses are often tied to those unfriendly governments. removing himself or his family from the perception of self interest will be difficult. >> even before he is inaugurated he will have to start dealing with these business conflicts. he will take the stand later this month in a class action lawsuit against him and the now defunct trump university over claims of fraud. unlike previous presidents, he has refused to place his business to interest into a blind trust managed independently. he has vowed to turn control over to his children and

i don't think that will be divisive in any way but this is uncharted territory in that respect. that is something we will definitely be addressing this week. >> off the field, whether it's social, political, this is decades in professional locker rooms, there has been differences. teams get on the field have you seen this in your career? >> not necessarily on something at this level. usually, the disagreement in the locker room was over what kind of music will be played. we are living in a different time. these are just issues that we have to contend with and we will.>> reporter: gustaf was talking about doug martin as well today. he was really happy with the this evening. the coach was very forthright today. let's face it. that was a big performance by the team on the field. >> thanks, dan. >>> we have a thrilling wrap to this year's heart walk. check out the huge unveiling that happened earlier today on first at 4:00. >> we should show this huge check. >> i like writing huge checks. >> it's a $50,000 check from kia to the american heart association. >> i feel like a commercial

probably going to close any ways, and they say that going back on that contract would put the city in unchartered territory a legal limbo that health care here. >> the health center will move forward because of that binding contract but it may open up the door for the other side to go once again to court to a judge to drag the city back into court to try to stop this. >> news 5. >>> lorain county voters are being asked to pay for new programs for addicts. it would cost $42 a year to homeowners and used to hire workers to get addicts into treatment. >> still ahead, count down to election day, safety and security, amid-concerns about vote rigging and election hacking. we are digging into the state's planlearned it is almost impossible to hack our state. >> unpopularity contest, clinton and trump they could make history and it is not the type they want. >> and why the election could >> so far tonight we brought doing today. >> and dispelled a viral image of ballots being hidden, told you absentee ballots are delayed in several counties. that comes as the concern that every state has asked for help,

the head coach spoke to us about his reaction, how he felt about this, calling this uncharted territory and how he >> i am disappointed for that but again i also respect mike's freedom of speech and freedom of expression. >> reporter: the coach expressed his support for the military. but also the support of the team and for freedom of expression. he wasn't the only one talking today. the fans lit up the phone lines on sports radio. this is mo look closely at wide receiver mike evans as he sits on the sidelines during the national anthem on sunday when tampa bay took on chicago. evans claims he was protesting the election of donald trump. >> a reality star can be the president? that's not good for america i don't think. i'm not going to stand for that. >> reporter: the second the story broke, the internet lit up. football fans across the were on fire. >> this kid doesn't have a brain. what's wrong with him? >> reporter: on the ronnie crash show, the opinions were as polarizing as the election itself. >> i would get all the veterans groups and protest the next home game. allowed, protest

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey from

but as far as uncharted waters, this is old/new. top-down washington and government has failed this country, so we're going to blow it all up. that's part of the big message tonight. >> people were saying, we hate those charted waters. we know where that chart goes, and it's not working for me. >> yup. >> so, what they want, it's ironic in a african-americans, if not directly to them was, what do you have to lose? they felt there was a lot to lose. close to 90% of them voted for hillary clinton. but trump voters, that's exactly right. what do i have to lose? >> and this is what i'm trying to puzzle over, i think your to get? what is donald trump going to do for these voters who have now put their faith in him? >> he's going to attack nafta, the coun companies that take jobs out of american. we haven't mentioned this yet, but the supreme court, a evangelical voters, he didn't prove that he loved god more than his rivals, we saw the bible come out but not again, but he got the vote because of the supreme court. >> to pick up on the po

we're in unchartered territory with the election just days away. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and back to the campaign trail right now. president obama heads to ohio today to support hillary clinton. she was in that all-important battleground state monday, holding two rallies. the to jump into an election with no evidence of wrongdoing, in her words. and she made the bureau's new inquiry seem like a waste of time. >> i will tell you this, if they want to look at more e-mails by one of my staffers, go ahead, look at them. and i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they looked at my e-mails last year. right? [ cheers ] it wasn't even in a close call. >> she says from. clinton also trying to shift the focus back on to trump, questioning if he was fit to be president. she used a line she used before, saying someone who can be baited with a tweet should not be trusted with nuclear weapons. >> trump is trying to make the most of that e-mail controversy, stressing the controversy in two appearances. trump said clinton wou

ththis is all uncharted territoy for the couple, who both trained in other fields. konstantinos kouvaras: i studied civil engineerering, i wenent tn to seattle to the university of washington for a masters degree. and you? christina katopodi: and i studied economics at the technology institution of thessaloniki. my studies are good. not many, many studies. i used to work in a bank and i saw many things. >> things involving people in dire finanical straits. christina became disillusioned with the conventional banking sector, as did many of the individuals running the companies they now supply with orders. the owners of this print shop only recently started up their business. konstantinos gregoris: we started off with no money at all. you don't need that to get started. maybe you need it to develop, okay, but after it started, money comes, usuallyly. konstantinos kouvaras: we searched a lot, as in every part it was very difficult to find very good people to their job, but especially to trust us, because we didn't hahave any experience. but then we found fuzz ink, this

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. >> we owe him an open mind and e >> we are now all rooting for his success. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey fror realty and reality tv to

soledad: the trump transition enters uncharted territory. would you grant his children top security clearance? jonathan: it is not uncommon for advisors to have clearance. soledad: plus, want a lower tax bill? and a better job? can republicans deliver both in the new administration? and you'll be inspired by her journey from somalia to the state house. how this young lawmaker rose from refugee to representative. but first, the supreme court under a trump administration. i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." ♪ soledad: justice ruth bader ginsburg said it plainly enough, when it comes to the supreme court, eight is not a good number. not for what's supposed to be a court of nine who have the final say over our laws and their enforcement. over time, that has included everything from courts to jails and could go back to our doctors' offices and bedrooms. it's worth remembering that there is still a number nine in waiting -- judge merrick garland, nominated by president obama eight months ago this week, and whose nomination has been s

((patrick walker)) >> this isn't uncharted territory... before the red wave of 2014... governor sandoval... a republican... had a democratic legislature. sandoval had a republican legislature for one session. but now... the balance of power is back to blue. ((patrick walker)) for legislative democrats... it's mission accomplished. back in march... democratic leaders announced they would take back the legislature. ((assemblywoman oliv "republicans will come back with these very obstructionist views, we don't want washington d.c. style politics coming to our state house.")) ((patrick walker)) the minority party is now the majority party. democratic leadership hopes to take advantage of that. state senator kelvin atkinson... the second ranking democrat in the senate... says election reforms... education funding... and economic reforms are all on the agenda. ((st. sen. kelvin atkinson/(d) clark county: "we're not trying to set the world on fire, we're just trying to make sure that our middle class and that our citizens are continuing to see a growing seat to take control of

and in uncharted territory on friday night as they get set for the first pac-12 championship game. the coach doing his best to help keep his guys with a level head. >> excited. you should be, enjoy the moment, focus on what you do. that is what they have to do. >> yes. and both teams are in in that situation. fun for them and at the same time it is all pomp and circumstance. real meat and potatoes is when the ball is kicked off. >> now, continuing to defy logic. the thunder point guard turned in another triple double tonight. his stat line, 25 points, 18 rebounds and 14 assists. he is now averaging, averaging >>> monday night football, packers, adams, the star of the night. the first quarter. the touchdown pass from rodgers. more of the same in the 2nd quarter. adams had 5 receptions, 113 yards, two touchdowns, packers win it 27-13. now, tom brady found himself in then, reversed the paoeld. leaving brady as his lead blocker. now, the quarterbacks are not paid to be blockers and today, social media brady had fun at his own expense. [music] . ? i made up my mind. ? i ain't wasting no

kuster: we are in unchartered territory. the word i keep thinking is "unpredictability." election night, i think he gave a gracious speech. then the very next thing, he appoints steve bannon, who wears associated with white supremacists and nationalists a heartbeat from the oval office. i think there is a lot of uncertainty for everyone. republicans who are wondering. now, he has announced there is no legal obligation to separate his his his interests from the presidency. -- his business interests from the presidency. that is unprecedented. every president has not even been involved in their mutual funds, to say nothing of the business down the street. josh: do you see it as him trying to make more money or being a control freak? rep. kuster: i think he is making money off of this. he opened a ran you hotel a block from the white house. you have to figure every time someone comes in to see him in the oval office, he will say, "how was your room?" he will make money off the presidency. that is unprecedented and troubling. josh: as we have seen through this campaign, so man

soledad: the trump transition enters uncharted territory. would you grant his children top security clearance? jonathan: it is not uncommon for advisors to have clearance. soledad: plus, want a lower tax bill? and a better job? can republicans deliver both in the new administration? and you'll be inspired by her journey from somalia to the state house. how this young lawmaker rose from refugee to representative. but first, the supreme court under a trump administration. i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." ? soledad: justice ruth bader ginsburg said it plainly enough,

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. >> this is uncharted territory in that respect but that is something we will definitely be addressing this week. >> reporter: clearly, coach wasted no time. evans came out with an apology and a statement that reads "i want to start by apologizing to all the u.s. military members, their families, and the fans who were offended by my actions. i chose to sit as an expression of my frustration towards this years election. evans. >> when ashton kutcher comes out and says we have been punked, i will stand again. >> reporter: days later, he has changed his tone, stating "this sunday i will be back to standing with my teammates." the bucs play kansas city next sunday. their next home game will be november 27 against the seattle seahawks. >>> a strong show of republican unity on capitol hill as trump's transition team takes shape. house republicans unanimously decided ryan should moraine -- should remain speaker. ryan vowed quick action now on the trump agenda. meanwhile, two names being floated as secretary of state our rudy giuliani and john bolton. >>> not many people can claim they predict

. >> i think we're kind of in unchartered territory. >> i promise you that i will not let you down. >> we owe h the chance to lead. >> we are now all rooting for his success. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the outsider is in. donald john trump rode a wave of anti-washington anger on an improbable 17-month journey from