. >>> one of his vocal critics from his own party jeff flake before the election he told us america deserves better. but now that president-elect trump won he says he's willing to support him. >> i have not spoken to him yet but the speech that he gave was encouraging right after he won. i thought it was a gracious and healing speech. if he governs that way i thit think it will be good for the country and all of us. >> he plans to repeal obamacare and replace it with a plan in his words that does not burden people and businesses. >>> pledging to repeal and replace obamacare today so should people enroll for next year's plans? >> you have to sign up by the 15th of december so there's not a lot of time. they'll have to make that decision before we have a good idea as to what the legislation >> we've been asking the experts. they say it's one-year krablths so don't -- contracts so don't expect changes until 2018. >>> usually if you get the most votes you win. but it appears that won't be the case in our presidential election. hillary clinton expanding her lead in the popular vote count to more

he talks about us, america being in decline. challenge you, i challenge the press, find one national or international poll that says the united states of america is not the most respected nation in the world. finally one. -- find me one. [applause] vice president biden: number two, china, the european union, they are the patch on our genes. we want them to do well. does anybody feel threatened by japan? remember in the late 80's, they were supposed to own us? and they formed the eu, 384 million people. raise your hand if you're worried about the eu. and china, i want them to do well, but guess what, folks, china not only does not have enough energy and we have enough for the remainder of the century , they don't have enough energy, they're putting together plans for $2 trillion project to turn the rivers around and flow in a different direction because they do not have enough water for the people. a significant portion of their agricultural land has been polluted. folks, china? name me a single major technological breakthrough th

us. america will no longer settle for anything less than the best. >> reporter: so donald trump this morning preparing to become the 45th president of the united states. he is meeting, in fact, with his transition team today in new york not far from where we are right now to begin picking out next chief of staff, defense -- cabinet, chief of staff, defense secretary, secretary of state. president obama has invited donald trump to greet him tomorrow at the white house so talk about the transition of power. i'm liam martin wbz today. >>this has been one of the most divisive elections in history. >>emotions are running high as the country reacts to the election of donald trump. anna what local voters are saying. >> reporter: hillary clinton won the reliably blue state of massachusetts, so many voters told me they are devastated by the results, some even broke down crying while talking to me. but really everyone is hoping for the best. >>shocked, i was shocked. >> reporter: the front page of the paper says it all, whether you voted for donald trump or against him, many people woke up surprised t

us. america's greatest strength. >> all right. so that's the call from athletes the ioc watching the words of donald trump saying they are not going to tip their hand either way. they will announce the location of the games in september of 2017. >>> all right. back home, from cars to lawnmowers, computers to dental chairs. need any of that? >> no. >> that's just some of the government action this weekend. >> denise rosch is live where the auction is being held and these auctions are held a few times a year. >> reporter: this is the should auction of the year. everything must go. so from now until friday, you can come out, preview what's here, including old firetrucks if you have the space for it. now, items come from metro, unlv, even the airport. any surplus item you can think of. and the auctions serve a dual purpose to clean out the shelves of local and state offices while also making money for those same government entities. i talked to one bidder who says he's been to these things before and knows sometimes buyers get carried

. >>> thanks for joining us everybody. america's election headquarters from washington starts now. >>> donald trump's whirl wind tour of nine states in the last 72 hours before election day giving a speech right now from wilmington, north carolina. we'll check in with our own campaign carl coming up. >>> hillary clinton concentrating on three battle ground states for visits, florida, pennsylvania and new hampshire. all this as wikileaks releases thousands of more clinton e-mails this weekend. we are taking our show on the road to two battle ground states, florida and ohio. >>> welcome to this special edition of "america's election headquarters." i'm elizabeth prann in cleveland, ohio. >> as elizabeth braves the cold wind off lake eerie, i'm leland vitt vittert in miami beach. clinton up by a point and change as early voting continues. democrats here their turnout machine will over come trump. the national news poll that came out yesterday shows hillary clinton has a two-point lead over donald trump. important to note that is within

it's sad. >> i hope that the rest of the world doesn't hate us. >> america waking up this morning to new president-elect named donald trump. the u.s. markets are now rebounding now that trump has been named the president-elect after dropping about 800 points last night, the dow futures are now down around 300 points this morning. trump's election is affecting markets around the world. european markets opened lower, japan's major index nose dived and the mexican peso tumbled as investors are uncertain on trade and immigration. more in-depth coverage on president-elect donald trump and his late-night victory speech. >> rosemary connors joins us. you have a couldn't did i by county breakdown of how pennsylvania voters voted. >> we'll get to that, tracy and vai. yes, no doubt about it. this has been a divisive election. president-elect donald trump waste nod time addressing that in his speech this morning. >> to all republicans, democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. it's time. >> his wife and children joined him on s

us. america's news headquarters starts now. >>> a fox news alert.ald trump giving his first extensive interview since the election telling the new york times a short while ago that he is not taking the possible prosecution of hillary clinton off of the table. his remarks coming just hours after his senior advisor kellyanne conway said he will not push for an investigation into mrs. clinton or the clinton foundation. mike emanuel is

a conviction a further conviction that leadership means using america hurl power. i mean, there are other definition was leadership. leadership can be lead by example. demonstrate bit way we run our country. that our values do have value. thatthat we do things in ways tt other nations may wish to -- to embrace so this mindset i think is incredibly powerful and i think this is where it becomes interesting to think about what trump is going to do. because he is not of that establishment. indeed in many rpghts he got elected because he says, we're going to drain the swamp. we're going to take down this -- establishment . i don't know that he'll even try to do and i don't believe that he's succeed but to the extent that he succeeds or tries one of the interesting things to say what's his alternative? to this washington mindset and this conviction that we have to lead, lead the world and leading the world somehow has requires that use of military power. >> let's hear from gary in southfield, massachusetts. gary you're the lasted word. >> thank you. thanks for c-span. an

us. america is america. we had to make tough decisions throughout the history of our country.people don't want to stop and understand that. nobody likes war. nobody likes the things that come with it. sometimes, it's necessary. you've got to knock the bully on his ass. >> it's not just you that endorsed donald trump, you have iconic coaches like bobby knight and lou holtz. what do you see, as talent evaluators as looking at donald trump as potential commander in chief. >> looking at athe situation, what needs to be done, how are you going to do it? that is the same thing that happened with coaches, bobby and lou. they looked at the situation, they went into their indiana and notre dame, they said here is what we have to do to make this situation better. i did the same thing with the bears. it comes down to good people, i don't care who the coach is, if you don't have good players you're not going to succeed. and i think it can be a in a better place. >> one place that needs to go into a better place is the city of chicago. trump is a law and order guy. what would you like to s

which is make it in america. use our tax dollars, your tax dollars, the american tax dollars, on american-made goods and services. not on something from some other place. this doesn't violate trade agreements. and if it does, those trade agreements ought to be changed. this is about rebuilding the american manufacturing sector. let me give you another example. ah, yes, one of my favorites. another example. beyond the bridge, the tappan zee bridge, which is a very good example and a very bad example. the bay bridge, san answer from-oak left-hand side bay bridge. those of -- san francisco- oakland bay bridge. this is an amtrak locomotive. 100% made in america. oh, but america doesn't build locomotives anymore. well, that used to be true. ybe a decade ago we didn't build locomotive. however, in the wisdom of this president obama and the american senate, the american recovery act passed. otherwise known as the stimulus bill. and into the stimulus bill that was written a few tens of billions of dollars to build locomotive

what binds us as america. the holiday reminds us that no matter our differences, we are still one people. >>> if you work wondering what was on the family's first memory -- families first menu, lots of appetizers, chicken wings, six different pies. >> it is a sliver of everything. >> pumpkin, apple, what? >> pecan, chocolate, deliciousness. >> am. i am kristin byrne, and i am corrina pysa. >>> the unique way that a local group is bringing hope and help to those who needed this morning.>>> plus taking a full-time tradition and turning it into a fundraiser for a local organization. >>> time note, 4:54 am. i am here with your forecast. if you are not working today, i don't know why you are at this early. maybe your dealing through the fridge looking for seconds before the rest of the family i'm getting off track. >>> 50s and 60s as we wrap up the month. 60s for temperatures on monday and tuesday. we have a chance for a rain /snow mix for this time of year.>>> where in the cleveland metro area. akron, your trouble

use their talents and resources to tackle the world's greatest challenges. from helping women and girls lifted themselves and their families out of poverty, to empowering and minds across americathey have transformed countless lives with their generosity and innovation. bill and melinda gates continue to inspire us with their optimism that together we can remake the world as it should be. [applause] >> frank gehry. [applause] >> never limited by conventional materials, style, or processes, his bold and thoughtful structures show architectures ability to revitalize communities. a creative mind from an early age, he began his career by building imaginary homes and cities from scrap material from his grandfather's hardware store. since then, he balances between experimentation and functionality, and is great as some of our most iconic buildings. from his pioneering use of technology, from the dozens of awe-inspiring sights that they are his signature style come into his public service as a signature artist through his work with turnaround arts, frank gehry has proven himself an exemplary person. [applause] >> margaret hayfield hamilton. [applause] >> a pioneer in technology, or i

what makes ameca now, what makes us america? i posit that the things in our daily life that we recognize in our day-to-day normal walking through life world that make us who we are include the fact that we have a free press in this country. we don't have state media, right? we don't have state censorship on any sort of broad scale. we have a free and independent press that does what it wants, says what it wants, asks whatever questions it wants. in this country we have an independent judiciary. we have courts that operate as a co-equal branch of government, courts that do not take direction from political leaders, courts that do have the power to correct the other branchs of government and restrain the other branches of government when those other branches of government violate the constitution. we also have an excellent and professional military in this country that is not used against our own people. it is not a political force. it's not a competing force with our democracy. our military leadership unwaveringly answers to the

america. this could be a good night for us, fingers crossed, right here. i'm eager to watch there's a lot of races we want to watch, ron johnson's race and so many others." so here in janesville this morning ... we're expecting to hear from ryan on donald trump winning the presidential, also on republicans maintaining a majority in the us house, and maintaining majority in the united states senate. live in janesville david aid cbs 58 3 news. 3 paul ryan's ?challenger?--- ryan solen--- had a ?steep? uphill battle in trying to unseat the first district congressman and "speaker of the house."c party. 3 3:38-4:00 good morning, ryan solen said he ran the race he wanted to run. he gave his concession speech around 9:30 last night.. obviously this was not the way he wanted it to end. he did though thank supporters for their motation and all of their support, a lot of door knocking, a lot of campaigning for him. and this is his message for paul ryan ryan00-22 i did try to make a call to him to thank him for running a clean race, but we told he was unavailable. i'm

us. america's news headquarters starts now. >>> we begin with a fox news alert.spect that mowed down victims on campus of ohio state university. we know of at least eight people who have been hospitalized. here is the osu police chief. >> about 9:52 p.m., a male suspect drove a vehicle over the curb and struck pedestrians. he used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. officers were on scene in less than a minute and

responsibility to use their talents and resources to tackle the wor's greatest challenges, from helping women and girls lifted themselves and their families out of poverty, to empowering and minds across america, they have transformed countless lives with their generosity and innovation. bill and litigates continue to inspire us with their optimism that together we can remake the world as it should be. [applause] >> frank gehry. [applause] >> never limited by conventional materials, style, or processes, his bold and thoughtful structures show architectures ability to revitalize communities. a creative mind from an early age, he began his career by building imaginary homes and cities from scrap material from his grandfather's hardware store. he balances between experimentation and functionality, and is great as some of our most iconic buildings. for ms. pioneering use of technology from inspiring sites that they are his signature style come into his public service as a signature artist through his work with turnaround arts, frank gary has proven himself -- gehry has proven himself an exemplary person. [applause] >> margaret hayfield hamilton. [applause] >> a pioneering technology, hamilton hel

us. america's diversity is our greatest strengths. >> los angeles and paris are viewed as close front runners in the 2024 bid. >>>. >>> a police officer in minnesota who shot and killed a degree manslaughter and two felony counts of dangerous discharge of a form arm. on july 6 officer jeronimo yanez shot and killed 32-year- old philando castille in the car with his girl friend. she filmed it. he said he told the officer he had a handgun as he approached the car, but the evidence shows he never tried to remove or grab yanez will face up to 10 years in prison if convicted on manslaughter. >>> the man convicted of shooting and killing a south -- the man suspected of shooting and killing a southwest airline employees yesterday was identified as a former co- worker. investigators say the attack was likely in retaliation for termination last year. it's not clear if the shooter planned to target other former co-workers after the shooting. the shooter turned the gun on himself. >>> a man convicted in a murder case featured in the netflix series making a murderer will be released from prison by friday

us. >> "america's news headquarters" starts now. >>> fox news alert, we are awaiting vice president joe vice president-elect mike pence to come out at any moment after having lunch together in washington, d.c. hello, everyone, i'm sandra smith. we are taking a live look inside trump tower today as that's a rerevolvering door happening there as vips coming and going. all morning long and into the afternoon. mr. trump assuring that the public that everything is going smoothly behind those closed doors. after a big shake-up on the team vice president-elect mike pence purging all lobbyists from the ranks after receiving harsh criticism. doug mckelway joins us live from trump tower right now in new york city with the very latest on the

. >>> arizona senator jeff lake before the election told us america deserves better but now that trump won he's willing to support the president elect. >> i have not spoken to him yet but the speech he gave was encouraging right after he won. i thought it was a healing speech. i think if he governs that way it will be good for the country and all of us. >> it's his words. replace it with a plan that does not burden people and businesses. >> and while questions surround what will happen to the affordable care act. americans are reacting by setting up for insurance . on wednesday 100,000 plans were selected. the busiest day since open enrollment began on december the 1st. don't expect many changes until 2018. >>> maybe you're looking for a new career path. donald trump looking to fill 4,000 positions on his team. a variety of jobs there too. so if you want to apply you can go to greatagain.gov. they're still asking for ideas if you want to contribute. >>> more local news right now. an attorney who worked in a high profile case in the valley has been fraud. scott mason hid assets includin

us. america's news headquarters starts now. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. a knife wielding suspect that mowed down victims on campus of ohio state university. we know of at least eight people who have been hospitalized. here is the osu police chief. >> about 9:52 p.m., a male suspect drove a vehicle over the curb and struck pedestrians. he used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. officers were on scene in less than a minute and he ended the scene in less than a minute. the suspect is d.o.a. the investigation is on going. i want to thank the officers who did a great job and did what they were trained to do. >> what do we know at this point? >> the 1:00 p.m. news conference cleared up so much confusion on this and gave us information on exactly what happened. the details were really strange there for awhile. campus police say he drove his vehicle into a crowd of students. calls came into 911 reporting the accident, but he jumped out of the car and started attacking people with a knife. students near watts hall told to run, hide, or fight as a last r

one of donald trump's local critics from his own party told us america deserves better but now that trump won he says he is willing to support the president elect. >> i have not spoken to him yet but the speech that he gave was encouraging right after he won. healing speech and if he governs that way i think it will be great for the country and for all of us. >> he'll replace it. >>> know about a special 2020 on abc15 tonight. how did he stun the world by making the white house. airing at 9:00 right before abc15 news at 10:00. >>> late talk about your most are already thinking about the weekend. you've got to get through friday first. nothing but clear skies across the valley and we're going to keep those sunny skies in the forecast. living up to our valley of the sun name for sure. as you look at the future cast really it's going to be dry across the state. here for the weekend a nice smooth drive out after town. as woe go through tomorrow keeping those sunny skies. more high clouds. there is going to be a disturbance that moves across. so plan on mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the

i understand you founded road safe america after the death of your son in 2003. tell us about your experience. >> it is every parent's nightmare. our sons were trying to get back to college the sunday after thanksgiving. they came to a parking lot situation, the only vehicle that did not stop safely was the speeding tractor-trailers behind them. >> there have been other high- trailer crashes in addition to your son including the one that injured tracy morgan. how has that helped or hurt your movement? >> the us is the only leading country on earth without a rule that are heaviest tractor- trailers must set the speed limiters. capabilities have been built into the trucks since the 90s. incredibly, the proposed rule we have worked on for over years would only apply to the new trucks. that would take 20 or 30 years for the whole fleet to change, we need the public to comment on this and say we want the safety benefits today. not 20 or 30 years from now. they can do so on our website and we encourage them to do so. >> i'm sure the death of your son changed the course of your

us. america first and we are all americans. >> we are connected by that. god bless you and thank you.s you. >> i receive it. lou: god bless you at home. sheriff david clarke joins me tomorrow. good night from new york. kennedy: president-elect trump at the white house to pay president obama a visit. bret baier is here to lay it on us. is hillary's defeat the end of the dynasty? is legal weed here to stay? or could the new administration squash that. grab a plate, it's time to get served. it's done. the presidential campaign of hillary clinton.

us. >> america's election headquarters starts right now. >>> we start out with a fox news alert right nowubles, the clinton campaign courtesy of wikileaks again today. this as we head into the final days of one of the most unpredictable elections in modern history. hello everyone, i'm heather naurt. we are now six days out and hillary clinton and donald trump fine tuning those closing arguments. they're honing in on key states that could ultimately be the deciding factor. trump is holding events all over the state of florida today. that is the only state decided by less than 1% of the vote in 2012. and take a look at where surrogates are going, hitting up

us. america's news headquarters starts now. >>> a fox news alert. donald trump giving his first extensive interview since the election telling the new york times a short while ago that he is not taking the possible prosecution of hillary clinton off of the table. his remarks coming just hours after his senior advisor kellyanne conway said he will not push for an investigation into mrs. clinton or the clinton foundation. mike emanuel is standing by. let's go to peter who is live at trump tower, what are we hearing about the significant discrepancy today? >> trump, the president-elect of the united states, told new york times reporters that he thinks at this point pressing charges against secretary clinton would be bad for the country. trump said it's just not something i feel strongly about. he said "i don't want to hurt the clintons. i really don't. she went through a lot and suffered greatly in many different ways. if that does end up being the case, no more investigation, major supporters will still have his back. >> there is a tradition that afte

it is not the america i see as i travel around our country. i want ushave a vision that is hopeful, optimistic, and unified about what we can do together to make sure america's best years are ahead. [applause] sec. clinton: i love our country and i believe in our people. i will never, ever quit on you. no matter what. [applause] sec. clinton: that is not to say we do not have our challenges. of course we do, we are just human beings. but boy, we have so many assets. we have so many opportunities. never forget -- america is great because america is good. if we act like that, we lift each other up instead of tearing each other down. we can be even greater. we have come through some tough economic times. and lots is changing in our country. there are possible forces inside and outside of america that do threaten to pull us apart. we have arrived at a moment of reckoning in this election. our core values as americans are being tested. i think of all the people i have met across the country in this campaign, i have heard some really, really sad stories. you

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us. america is america, we became great not because we were politically correct.ns all throughout the history of our country. people don't want to stop and understand that. nobody likes war, nobody likes the things that come with it, but hey, sometimes it's necessary, you've grot to knock the bully on his ass. >> that's right. >> and it's not just you who have endorsed donald trump, you have iconic coaches like lou holtz and bobby knight have come out to support donald. what are you guys as talent evaluators looking at donald trump as a potential commander in chief? >> well, i think what you've got to understand is, you look at the situation, what needs to be done, how are you going to do it? i think and that's the same thing they have with the coaches bobby and lou, when they looked at the situation, when they went into the indiana, notre dame, they looked at situation and they said here's what we have to do to make this situation better. i did the same thing with the bears. now, in sports it comes down to good people. there's no question about it. you have to ha

a lot of people believe we've lost things we should restore that made us america.eople are saying, no, we have to move forward and embrace who we are now. what's going to happen? we'll see today. let's end on california. >> you might even say, chris, that some people want to make america great again. >> yes, yes. i have heard that. i've seen it on lawns near my house. so christine, let's end in california. proposition 67. this is an unusual one. it's the first of its kind. it's about plastic bags. >> so a couple years ago the state banned plastic bags. you have to pay 10 cents to get a paper bag at a store. for example, if you're in san francisco, you cannot walk into a walgreens and get a plastic bag anymore. this puts prop 67 to the people. the people can decide. now there's an industry push from the plastic bag association, you know, saying, look, people should have the right to be able to have a plastic bag. but the environmentalists say, no, the bays are full of these plastic bags, we don't want them. the state has already voted -- the state has decided not to

great men and women are being brought in and many will soon be a part of our government helping us make america great again. it will be based on a simple core principal, putting america first. whether it's producing steel, building cars or curing disease i want the production and invasion to happen right here on our great homeland, america, creating wealth and jobs. >> the message taped at his country club goes onto talk about coal, cyber attacks, ethics reform all in a two minute 30 second video. the president-elect has met with a growing number of people. just today we saw former u.s. senator from massachusetts scott brown, wife of senate majority leader, former house speaker newt gingrich and rick perry who famously notably called trump's campaign a cancer on conservatism. a democrat and iraq war veteran from hawaii and bernie sanders supporter visited trump supporter visited trump tower she said she discussed syria and foreign policy. there is this photograph showing trump and kansas secretary of state chris koback. it is best to use an envelope or folder. you can see it is a plan to impart

us. we really do. we sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not nd-new dials where we tracked their response to that. >>> and every year we have a turkey carving contest and for the last three years or maybe even six years, i've been the undisputed champion. yeah, but ed wasn't here, so can these two take my crown? stick around. plus we've got country star, superstar, brett eldridge will be joining us when we come back. d . >> hello, we want to wish all our friends and family back home in california a very happy thanksgiving from all the marines and sailors of the 31st. happy thanksgiving! ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are al

america great. i have seen you. all of usallegiance to the red, white, and blue, that's the america i know, and there's only one candidate in this race who's devoted her life to that better america, and that is the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. america is not about what one person can do for you. i didn't say yes, i can, i said yes, we can. in the face of in some cases unprecedented obstruction and cynical washington, we stayed with it. the american people stayed with it. and because of your results, because of your strength, because of your faith, we turned "yes we can", into "yes, we did." whatever credibility i've earned after eight years of president, i'm asking you to trust me on this one. i already voted. i voted for hillary clinton. because i am absolutely confident that when she is president, this country will be in good hands. and i'm asking you to do the same. i ask you to do for hillary what you did for me. i ask you to carry her the same way you carried me. i ask you to make her better the

our next president. >> that's what's making must in america. >> stay with us. >>> making news in americas morning, donald trump president-elect. the billionaire businessman pulling off a major upset. >> as i've said from the beginning, ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement. >> overnight we saw state after state turning red on the map surprising many on both sides of the aisle. but not donald trump or his campaign. >> i've just received a call from secretary clinton. she congratulated us. it's about us. >> hillary clinton conceding a short time ago but refusing to speak publicly. >> we'll have more to say tomorrow. your voices and your enthusiasm mean so much to her and to tim and to all of us. >> our political team is covering every angle in this historic morning in american politics. >> voters would rather go with a flawed outsider than a flawed insider. >> the big prizes, clinton supporters in tears and stock market fears around the world tanking overnight. what it means for wall street today. >> it's "your voice, your vote," a special edition of "america

she will help us make america great again orders remain skeptical mr. trump is co fepder tore secretary of state. is voteal during the campaign of mr. trump. some of his closest allies are. >> he seems to be picking great people whether they were with him or not he'll do what he he'll do. >> most of the country has accepted donald trump as trez elect. green party candidate jill stein says she raised over 5 wisdom martin with goal of wisdom martin with goal of making -- tag a live look outside now. there's the capitol dome. looks beautiful. it's been cool but not bad out there for everybody who heed headed out on brak friday. >> the rest of the hoy day weekend is looking for us but it is going to be a little on the cool side it's going to be a chilly wind. so just be reepd for that if you plan on standing out in lines anywhere tomorrow. so let's take a look at where we whitt daytime highs into the 50s all three airport and mit to upper 50s and we should be in about the the mid 50 graivrping and that's why we're headed for this weekend. current temperatur

america. when you think about this incredible election that this to realize is what makes us the greatest nationearth. [applause] pres. obama: not because of our differences, but because in our difference, we find something common to share. what a great gift that is to america. i want all of you to enjoy the wonderful reception will be taking place afterwards. michelle and i have to get back to work unfortunately. [laughter] but i hear the food is pretty good. i would like all of you to give one big rousing round of applause to our 2016 honorees for the presidential medal of freedom. good job! [applause] [cheers] [applause] [chatter] chatter] >> after the middle of the freedom ceremony, some of the arteries spoke with reporters in the eastern. orees spoke with reporters in the east room. we start with robert redford, followed by comments. -- by tom hanks. >> mr. redford, at what point did the environment become a passion in your career? robert: i had a case of polio when i was 11 years old. i was in bed for 2 weeks. my mother wanted to reward me, so she drove me to yosemite national park. it was

us. >> america's election headquarters starts right now. >>> we start out with a fox news alert right now. fresh troubles, the clinton campaign courtesy of wikileaks again today. this as we head into the final days of one of the most unpredictable elections in modern history. hello everyone, i'm heather naurt. we are now six days out and hillary clinton and donald trump fine tuning those closing arguments. they're honing in on key states that could ultimately be the deciding factor. trump is holding events all over the state of florida today. that is the only state decided by less than 1% of the vote in 2012. and take a look at where surrogates are going, hitting up battleground states as well. hillary clinton's team, they are fanning out across the country. she's holding events in nevada and new mexico. but this latest wiki release is hot on her heels as we learn more about a possible conflict of interest in the fbi probe of mrs. clinton's use of a private e-mail server, a fact that was seized on by donald trump today. listen. >> assistant attorney general peter kazik is a close associat

. >> reminder for the south have happy thanksgiving weekend be sure to join us for america salutes you, a concert with the big names some big names like cyndi lauper and special guest guests who guest to perform whatever that concert at 4 p.m. tomorrow we will re- air it for you on sunday he give you can't begin get into town this another >>> the annual grand illumination in denver took place just hours ago. beautiful buildings in town, denver's official kickoff to the holiday season. if you are looking for new ways to pass the time while you're waiting for flight at dia, the airport opened it's absolutely free ice skating ring today. it is an open-air plaza. you can go even if you you're not planning to fly anywhere. they will let you in. in the rink is open from 9 a.m. until day. >> i see a lot of people limping to the plane. >> after they fall. >>> i promise promised you guys are set at 945 that i would change the forecast for folsom field binder forgot who's got that i promised you. this is great football leverage from boulder and it will looking up at the low sixties small silver

us. >> reporter: america's post-america direction will be determined in part by the decisions being made inside by mike pence. sources say rudy giuliani is the leading contender for secretary of state along with john bolden. >> john would be a very good choice. >> is there anyone better? >> maybe me. [laughter] >> reporter: under trump maintaining foreign relationships will be important. according to a memo, trump's first 200 days would see the u.s. reverse decades of a the new approach to foreign affairs that's tough even for obama to sugar coat. >>> we learned a name that will not be part of a trump administration. dr. ben carson. he ran against trump. he was offered the job as health and human services secretary but declined. >> four of the biggest names in the las vegas casino will have a has been named to the committee. the inaugural committee is responsible for the planning of all activities surrounding the inauguration. >>> you know, just in time for president-elect trump's inauguration, reno sayses to the capitol dome are done. the dome was so badly corroded since it was last res

our next president. >> that's what's making news in america. >> stay with us. . >>> making news in americas >>> making news in america this morning, donald trump president-elect. the billionaire businessman pulling off a major upset. >> as i've said from the beginning, ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible and great movement. >> overnight we saw state after state turning red on the map surprising many on both sides of the aisle. but not donald trump or his campaign. >> i've just received a call from secretary clinton. she congratulated us. it's about us. >> hillary clinton conceding a short time ago, but refusing to speak publicly. >> we'll have more to say tomorrow. your voices and your enthusiasm mean so much to her and to tim and to all of us.

us. >> reporter: america's post obama direction will be determined in part by the decisions in the trump tower today. a process led by vp mike pence. rudy giuliani is a leading contender for secretary of state. >> john would be a good >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me i don't know. >> reporter: according to a leaked transition memo trump's first 200 days would see the u.s. reverse decades of trade policy. a new approach to foreign affairs that's tough even for obama to sugar coat. in the newsroom i'm ryan schulteis 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 news for more on the trump transition to you can get updates on our website whdh.com. >> anchor: and there is more news today people in mill ford getting a disturbing delivery. someone someone ku klux klan newspapers. >> thought it was the morning paper. what's this crap. >> reporter: the rolled up kkk newspaper appeared at before dawn. he read the articles. >> they're ridiculous. they've been ridiculous. they're a fringe group. they've always been a fringe group. insulted people all over the country. >> reporter: homeowners found this raci

book about interrogating terrorists, jailed khalid shaikh mohammed says that al qaeda wanted to use america'sax immigration laws to infiltrate our legal and welfare system. al qaeda wanted muslims to, quote, wrap themselves in america's rights and laws for protection, and, quote, rise up and violently impose sharia from within. >>> a holiday nightmare for more than 130,000 current and former american sailors. the navy announcing a massive security breach. names and social security numbers stolen from a contractor's laptop by unknown individuals. the breach was discovered nearly a month ago. affected sailors will be notified in the coming weeks. >>> and the fox family has one more thing to be thankful for on this holiday. a new addition. "fox & friends first" writer will and his wife sarah right there welcoming their first child bret cameron case, the beautiful baby boy arrived at 6:30 in the morning yesterday weighing in at 8 pounds 9 ounces and 21 inches. congratulations and best wishes to the happy family. what a nice thanksgiving treat. >> yeah. that's something to be thankful for, for sur

us. >> reporter: america's post-became -- post obama direction will be made by the decisions made inside trump tower today. rudy giuliani is a leading contender for secretary of choice. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me, i don't know. [laughter] >> reporter: under trump maintaining form foreign relationships will be important. according to leaked memo trump's first 200 days wouldy so the u.s. renorthing nafta and tilling the transpacific trade deal. a new approach tough even for obama to sugar coat he will visit germany and purru >> adam: stay for more on the trump tran i with we're not on the air you can get updates at whdh.com. >> kim: the orange line getting a new look. we have a sneak peek of the design. the manufacturer revealing these mockup today. here is an inside view. the cars are larger, have system. you will hard plastic seats and new cars will be on the tracks in 2019. >> adam: coming up next they've spent the last three years overcoming physical and emotional hurdles. survivors of the boston marathon bombing get up cloys and personal in a -- >> kim: three years ago th