. >> joining us now from dallas is pastor jeffress. so, were you surprised at these demonstrators? not that many of them. 50, the reporter said, targeted your church i really wasn't surprised. by the way, to correct a report i did not preach in support of trump. i'm a well-known supporter of trump but i never brought that into the pulpit. look, bill, i think what they are really protesting is not my support of trump but our church's conservative belief system. look, we are not a hate church. we are not westboro baptist church. we are a church that simply embraces the tenets of historic christianity in the last years. there is nothing hateful about our members at all. >> has this inconvenienced your services, yourself, or your family. >> not yet. they're saying they are going to come back on sunday. we have had protesters before in the past. our members respond by going and taking them coffee and doughnuts. so there is nothing hateful on our response and i don't believe it will inconvenience us at all. >> the guy leading this dominic al

it >> oh, dallas! >> reporter: at least in the film you could tell much of their banter was good-natured, but this was all shot before trump versus clinton. >> hi, buddy. >> you know it's a girl, right? >> yeah, whatever. >> i'm used to them getting angry and debating, but this has been the most difficult election. it was the first time that i had just got very sad about it. >> reporter: this past summer, as the election boiled, joyce says her sons stopped talking to each other altogether. >> i cried a lot. >> reporter: and for too many americans-- >> i did. r> reporter: this is what our election has come to. it has driven us apart and muddled our minds. today, we may think we hate the other side, but the fact is, more often than not, we actually love a lot of those people, in some cases with all our hearts. but here's the good news-- the brothers are talking again. >> i pray that all families can come together and love each other and realize that family is the most important. >> reporter: i think we c

dallas woodhouse. >> you're in wilmington. you need to go to the cape fear sea food company, best seafood around. you need to do that while you're there. you'll love it. okay? >> i'm going to do that the second i'm off the air. thank you so much for the recommendation. i appreciate it. dallas woodhouse. >> enjoy universe. >> thank you. >>> coming up, battleground ohio, one of donald trump's must-win states to make it to 270. does he have a lock on the rust belt vote? we'll take you there next. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. for medicare. the annual enrollment period is now open. now is the time to find the coverage that's right for you ... at the right price. the way to do that is to explore your options. you can spend hours doing that yourself ... or you can call healthmarkets ... and let us

look how warm it is in dallas and san antonio. in the 70s. a mild thanksgiving, and a calm one, at least weather wise, across the country. >> bonnie schneider, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, what donald trump's election means for the fight against terrorism. we'll talk to a security expert about that. >>> plus, a new report finds that the incoming president has received a notably low number of intelligence briefings since the election. we have the details on that coming up next. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> nbc news confirms that president-elect donald trump has received only two classified intelligence briefings in the first two weeks after his surprise election. that breaks with a precedent set over the last 40 years in which incoming presidents begin receiving almost daily reports shortly after their victories. sources tell "the washington post" which was first to report on the briefings that vice president-elect mike pence has set aside time for

these law enforcement officers are either sitting in their krirsz, or as you saw in dallas and baton rouge, picked off by sniper-type killings. law enforcement ramps up, as they did after dallas and baton rouge in these police cruisers to prevent these killings but there's not much they can do there. they're actually sitting ducks inside their cruisers. they have to be very careful about individuals approaching them, but they're there to serve the public, and, unfortunately, the public, you know, when you look at these individuals that shot these police officers basically sniped at them or walked up and shot them while doing their job in kooeeeping t public safe out there. >> it makes you wonder what jeff sessions f confirmed, will be the chief law enforcement officer in the country what he will do to end this kind of think. art, thank you very much. >>> up next, the president-elect trump taking to twitter to defend his $25 million settlement over trump university. my next guest says it's the not the only legal case that could come back to haunt a trump presidency. y says you picked

owner of the dallas mavericks from pittsburgh introducing hillary clinton. we're going to go there in a moment. i want to take a quick look hour her economic plans compare to donald trump's economic plans. hillary clinton would raise taxes on the wealthiest americans. raise the estate tax by as much as 65%. spend $275 billion on infrastructure and push for a $15 minimum hour wage. cut cuts rates, lower corporate tax race to 15%. renegotiate trade deals and limit itemized deductions. bring back our panel. gloria, first of all, the jobs report. the numbers that came out today, politically there could be an impact? >> right. as alison was say, the big number that is important for hillary clinton, because these are good numbers for her. the big number that's important is the 2.8% wage growth. people in this country feel like they haven't had a raise in the last 10, 15 years. suddenly there's a sense their wages are starting to increase. when you feel it in your pocketbook, it's good for the person in charge. hillary clinton has hugged barack obama very tightly d

> reporter: the pulse of "day breaks" is set by her piano, the instrument she studied growing up in dallas, texas. her father, indian musician ravi shankar, was largely absent during her childhood. jones credits her mother, sue jones, a concert promoter, for exposing her to the music that set her on her way. what are your musical roots when you look back? >> definitely jazz. bill evans and billie holiday and miles davis. stuff i still love to listen to today. you know, i was playing piano in a church choir, and i kind of didn't want to practice scales. my mom took me to this big band concert, and then she found me this jazz piano teacher, and then we got all these old recordings, and i fell in love with this music. ♪ i tried to get high, but you wanted me low. ♪ good things are happening, but happening slow. ♪ it's some kind of mystery from long ago. >> reporter: this song," flipside," is one of eight originals jones wrote or co- wrote for her new album. and how do you know when you've sort of nailed the song? >> i don't know. sometimes you want to tweak it after you've recorded it a

all in all, seven cities reached new price peaks, adding to those three are dallas, boston, charlotte, san francisco. markets hardest hit by the housing crash, miami, tampa, phoenix and las vegas have seen big price gains but are still well below prerecession peaks. all price gains were recorded before mart rates shot up in november. the average rate on the 30-year fixed jumped from 3.5% to 2.25% today. we are already seeing a drop-off in the number of people looking for homes and requesting showings, that according to red fin. prices always lag sales, but no question, higher rates give buyers less buying power. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >>> and a fed official today said the case has strengthened for an interest rate hike since the central bank's last meeting. forearm reserve governor, jerome powell said the economy is growing at a healthy pace, inflation growing higher and the job market is strong. powell also warned that moving too slowly to increase rates could mean that policymakers would have to catch up and raise them at a faster pace to keep

atlanta, lax, chicago o'hare, dallas-ft. worth and new york's jfk are the busiest hubs. meteorologist bonnie schneider is here with a look at what to expect as you hit the roads. >> the weekend ahead not so much. get to where you need to be to enjoy your turkey. right now we don't have delays to tell you about, but we are anticipating some. in seattle, we have wind and rain and low clouds that will cause poor visibility. we could see delays if you are flying in or out of the pittsburgh area with light showers in the morning and clouds lingering on into the afternoon. those of you that are hitting the road, here's a look at the major interstates. today is looking good in terms of weather related travel problems. there are some exceptions. to buffalo to albany on interstate 90, we're likely to see that mix of rain and snow particularly in the morning hours making things kind of slick out there so be careful on the roads even though accumulation will be light. and then as we look toward the west, seattle to missoula, we'll look out for bands of snow in higher elevations and

a real estate agent in dallas told me buyers are watching rates very closely. home prices continue to rise faster than income, but that's largely due to a lack of homes store sale amid high demand. the jump in interest rates is unlikely to cut into those prices in the near-term. for "nightly business report," i'm diana oil why i can in washington. >> to really more about the impact on housing, head to our website, nbr.com. >>> only about one in seven americans believe he or she is saving enough for retirement. americans median savings in retirement accounts right now is a scant $63,000. though people in their 60s have three times as much, still not enough to live comfortably into old age. how might the trump administration address what some call a looming administration crisis. tim, always great to see you. and i know you're going to teach me how to tie a bowtie when next we are together. let's talk about one thing that you focused on, and that is the trump -- a trump administration's opposition to what is called the fiduciary rule. explain what that is, and wh

protests were also staged in cities in states carried by trump, including in atlanta, dallas, raleigh, iowa city and kansas city, missouri. in portland, oregon, police used tear gas to disperse the crowd after police say burning projectiles were thrown at them. the protesters also sprayed graffiti on buildings and blocked traffic. in miami, florida, protesters blocked portions of interstate 395, forcing hundreds of cars to stop. demonstrations are also occurring overseas. today in germany, about 300 people protested trump's election outside the u.s. embassy in berlin. in his first interview since winning the election, trump tells cbs news' "60 minutes" he no longer intends to fully repeal president obama's signature legislation, the affordable care act. trump says he likes obamacare's rules banning insurance companies from denying coverage over preexisting conditions and letting parents cover their children until they turn 26. >> when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest asset

it was harry mccormick who got ahold of the secret service in dallas. that began the process of getting the film developed. by the end of the day, two copies of the film were in the hands of the secret service, but my grandfather still had the original and one of the duplicated. >> did he get caught up in the investigation? was he interviewed and deposed. >> he was. he was interviewed for the warren commission, for sure. it's interesting because i didn't know this until i did the research for the book. it was one of the many things that emerged in the research that was a surprise to me. he was quite educated about the conspiracy, various theories and about where the shots were fired from. he went back to dealey plaza and stood on the parapet again and tried to think about whether he had heard the shots coming from behind him or which direction. i think he was on some level had his own questions about what happened. >> what conclusion did he come to? >> he certainly believed the warren commission. part of the reason he believed the warren commission is h

political writer for "the new york times" nick confessore and in dallas -- >> you know what they call nick? nick the knife. he wields it. >> he cuts deep. >> and in dallas, managing editor of bloomberg politics, mark halperin. all together with willie, joe and me on "morning joe" this morning. >> very scenic shot for mark halperin. that's one of the finest interstates i have ever seen in north america. >> there is so much in dallas. that's a good road. i've seen roads. that's a good road right there. it's interesting. "usa today" instead of engaging in outrage porn, it was fascinating. four lessons we've learned so far from trump. i'll go through these quickly. number one, we have a twitter president whether we like it or not. first social media president. loyalty has limits. christie, no. newt, no. huckabee, no. bannon, reince. a mixed bag. banned billionaires. find that last commercial where i said i liked and everyone said i was a nazi because it talked about going against international bankers but they didn't use international bankers but it was, like, billionaires and system rigg

kennedy was just on a speech tour in dallas. the press needs to be there. we don't need to be at the table when he's having his steak. usually we sit out with no bathroom breaks for hours while the president plays golf or president-elect has dinner but there's rules in place. if something happens or if he comes under attack, you need independent journalists there to be the conduit of information o know, everyone needs to know that someone is in charge, that things are happening as they should. >> how unusual this episode earlier this week with the japanese prime minister that the american media would not have been granted access and were put in the position of having to decide, are we going to rely on the japanese media to cover this? >> that's the thing. it was japanese government photos that were released. that doesn't meet our standards. that's not the standard for independent journalism and you noticed a lot aren't using the video or photos that came out because that's not how we do it. >> including cnn. >> right. we need independent journalist eyes on

casey siegel is dallas based and is live. what else is the girlfriend saying? >> reporter: she talked to wwj in detroit and says she received a message from his twitter account, that it wasn't a text, that it came through social media asking for them to meet up on campus. she said she thought it was odd. but when she went to meet him, he never showed up. when he stopped answering his phone, she got worried and went to his apartment. here is where it gets really strange. lewis says carl conyers' debit card id and some clothes were missing and his car keys, cell phone and laptop were all still there. in fact, his vehicle remained outside in the parking lot. conyers' roommate said he last saw him tuesday night and he was, quote, stressed about school. houston police say the fbi joined the investigation because it involves a lawmaker's relative. congressman john conyers was just elected to his 27th term in office last week, shepard. >> any word from the congressman? is he talking? >> no, he's not. i reached out to his communications director and she says the family

. >> this search right here is a muslim mecca of the hate that lives inside of dallas. >> pastor robert jeffress and his church under fire from anti-trump protesters. the pastor will be here. >> it's open season, let's whack the fox news channel. i have had enough of it. it's a great place to work. >> i defend the fox news channel on cbs this morning. >> i'm not interested in

the fbi investigations, the internal revenue service in dallas is investigating the entire legality of the clinton foundation. you're going to have investigations from both the house and senate. and every day we learn, as you pointed out a minute ago, we learn new things. and all of them are bad. and so i just think, you know, the evidence, as you and i were talking about on the radio today, the very fact that the constitution prohibits office holders or their spouses from taking the kind of money they were taking from qatar and saudi arabia and morocco, it's clear irregularity. what the clintons are doing is finally forcing us into a national conversation about whether or not we're going to be a country of where the rule of law matters and a country where tooechb powerful break the laws and get away with it. that's why you're going to see the last three days absolute hysterical attacks from the president and hillary clinton and others because they sense it slipping away. >> the president lost it today. we'll play that a little bit later in the program. on top of using the kkk terminol

i don't expect the dallas cowboys to call and ask me to play middle linebacker, but if they did call me, we would have the conversation. >> go ahead. >> what are some of the accomplishments you're looking for to work with president trump in the first 100 days? >> i think he's already outlined, clearly, jobs is one of them. the jurisdiction of the committee i chair has a lot to do with this. we are very concerned about what the dodd/frank law has done for hard-working americans. for example, free checking has been cut in half at banks, and people need checks to pay their health care bills. credit cards, there's 15% fewer of them. they cost two percentage points more. you need a credit card to pay for groceries. many auto loans are up $500. president-elect trump has pledged he would find a way to repeal and replace the dodd/frank law with something that would end bank bailouts and create economic opportunity for all. in my committee, we have a bill called the financial choice act that does just that. it holds wall street accountable. it holds washington accountable. it helps capital fo

we have the latest tonight from dallas. >> reporter: hello. we're following breaking news right now out of san antonio. multiple reports that the person of interest police have been searching for connected to this shooting is in custody. we're working to get confirmation on that. a news conference is scheduled, which we will be monitoring. the texas officer, if you have not heard this story, who was shot and killed was a 20-year veteran of the san antonio police department. leaves behind two adult children. investigators say the detective was sitting in his police cruiser yesterday morning right outside police headquarters. he was writing a traffic ticket when authorities say a car pulled up behind his, a man jumped out of it, ran up to the squad car, then shot and killed the 50-year-old officer. what's more, police believe the gunman visited the police station hours before the crime and was caught on surveillance video. the police chief says the man was upset about something. although, the chief would not elaborate only saying that the gunman

this is what he told a group in dallas, here you go. >> i understand anger and some people might have been angry when i was president. [ laughter ] but anger shouldn't drive policy what needs to drive policy is what's best for the people who are angry. >> gloria, what do you make of that? >> i think what he's saying is you have to listen to the voters and he's saying what drives policy is trying to make angry voters feel less angry about their country and more a part of it. it's interesting coming from him because i think he is an adept politician and he's looking at where the votes were for donald trump and he is reading that like everyone else's which is these are people who not only felt disenfranchised but they felt the economy left them and their families behind and that those are the people you have to make sure feel like they're a part of this country again. >> but once bush 43 left the white house, he disappeared. what about obama? do you think he'll kind of go away? >> i think to some degree he will but i know there's still some movement, at least pressure on him, to say enga

where was twitter during the dallas police shootings when users were applauding the shooting death of five police officers. so, if twitter is going to monitor speech at this level, they will have to do so fairly and across the board. which is a massive undertaking. i think it would be more beneficial if twitter focused on features like new and improved mute button that gives users control over what they can and cannot say. >> joe, coming back now to your point about the financial difficulties of twitter and putting ourselves up for sale and there are no buyers. twitter just got through an election where it plays a huge role not just for donald trump or all the journalists and getting news from twitter and, yet, it seems to be struggling, in part, i would say, also part of a haven for racist, various varieties. >> donald trump used twitter like we've never seen a person or candidate use before. he averaged something like 12 tweets a day since he announced his candidacy. that's down to about one since then. but, yeah, it's definitely struggling, howie. there just is no revenue stream. p

he was walking down the street in dallas county, another county in iowa, and summoned a state employee saying he needed medical help. he's in a hospital. they want to question him, he has not been arrested, but they did say at the press conference he has a daughter himself in the local high school, they don't know his criminal background, but they did say that several weeks ago he was at a high school football game and he was allegedly waving a confederate flag in the faces of black people sitting in the stands. the officers asked him to get off the private property. he finally reluctantly did it and they issued him a warning for trespassing, no charges but a warning and they will not say if they believe that has anything to do with today but he has not been charged. >> keep us posted in that changes, jeanne, thank you so much. >>> moving on, after 17 months of campaign ago new trump in the final week, a disciplined trump, we'll talk live with one of his advisors about their strategy and how they are keeping him off twitter. plus, oops, the bush family playing cleanup after jeb bush's

pretty mild for oklahoma and into texas with highs cloimbing to 71 in dallas and 58 in washington. overcast in new york, mild and a lot less windy and for black friday, your shopping weather looks great. a little bit of rain towards the boston area, but dry across the country. really fair conditions, i think that the retail stores are going to be very happy with the weather. it should make for a nice turnout. >> bonnie schneider, thank you so much. check back with you in a bit. >>> president-elect trump spending thanksgiving with family at mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, florida. in a video message posted to youtube, he said his thanksgiving prayer is for the nation to begin to heal our divisions and to move forward. >> in declaring this national holiday, president lincoln called upon americans to speak with one voice and one heart. that's just what we have to do. this historic political campaign is now over. but now begins a great national campaign to rebuild our country and to restore the full promise of america for all of our people. >> joined now by kelly jean tort, the managi

the artan family was flown to dallas, texas where the fox affiliate picks up the story. >> catholic charities contracts with the federal government to help refugees get an apartment, enroll in school and get access to healthcare. catholic charities does not pick the refugees. instead they are vetted by the state department and its office of refugee resettlement. determines where they go. >> we help hundreds of people over the years and thousands throughout america are coming in through all kinds of different agencies to seek comfort and aid. and unfortunately bad things can happen in any life. and this is an example of one horrific action. >> the artan family stayed in texas for less than a month. eventually moving to columbus, ohio, where artan graduated from community college and was accepted by ohio state. all along the way, there was little supervision of the family or the 18-year-old. once they got here, they were like every other american, free to move around at will. they also received government financial assistance to help them adjust to america. now, as you know, this was a major ca

the artan family was flown to dallas, texas where the fox affiliate picks up the story. >> catholic charities contracts with the federal government to help refugees get an apartment, enroll in school and get access to healthcare. catholic charities does not pick the refugees. instead they are vetted by the state department and its office of refugee resettlement. determines where they go. >> we help hundreds of people over the years and thousands throughout america are coming in through all kinds of different agencies to seek comfort and aid. and unfortunately bad things can happen in any walk of life. and this is an example of one horrific action. >> the artan family stayed in texas for less than a month. eventually moving to columbus, ohio, where artan graduated from community college and was accepted by ohio state. all along the way, there was little supervision of the family or the 18-year-old. once they got here, they were like every other american, free to move around at will. they also received government financial assistance to help them adjust to america. now, as you know, this was a

it was complicated by the tragedy in dallas. clinton could not official those horrified by the slaughter of police officers. >> we cannot, we must not vilify police officers. remember what those officers were doing when they died. they were protecting a peaceful march. >> reporter: in florida, with a prize of 29 electoral votes, the clinton campaign is said to be in a panic over black voter apr apathy. hillary sent bill on tour there, enlisted the help of the president. >> i will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy, if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election. >> reporter: she gets help from black leaders at her rallies. she's not reaching the individuals. >> black people are tired of coming to the rescue, if you will, of the democratic party in election after election. and then not getting anything in return. >> reporter: donald trump has jumped on that, focusing on poverty and violence. chicago surpassing 600 murders this year. mostly in minority neighborhoods. >> our i

. >>> meantime, we're live in dallas, texas tonight as "the kelly file" goes on the road meeting some of our viewers and discussing my new memoir "settle for more." this morning we visited kansas and got to meet some of our viewers who has lots of thoughts including on their favorite "kelly file" guests. watch. ♪ so we are here in kansas city taking "the kelly file" on the road. we want to get to the heartland and meet a lot of ou viewers and actually sign and talk about my book "settle for more." you can see the mountain behind me and now i've got to sign 800 books or so before we go out and meet a bunch of nice folks. come over here and i'll show you how the process works. this is vivian and roger from rainy day books which is the bomb here in kansas. is it true that you waxed up this table? just to make the books slide across even more easier? check this out. so this is the -- i've been doing this for quite some time now. rig right? not bad. >> we enjoy "the kelly file" a lot. it's a great show. >> i think fox news is something that you can trust and believe in. >> i like megyn k

we have the latest tonight from dallas. >> reporter: hello. we're following breaking news right now out of san antonio. multiple reports that the person of interest police have been searching for connected to this shooting is in custody. we're working to get confirmation on that. a news conference is scheduled, which we will be monitoring. the texas officer, if you have not heard this story, who was shot and killed was a 20-year veteran of the san antonio police department. leaves behind two adult children. investigators say the detective was sitting in his police cruiser yesterday morning right outside police headquarters. he was writing a traffic ticket when authorities say a car pulled up behind his, a man jumped out of it, ran up to the squad car, then shot and killed the 50-year-old officer. what's more, police believe the gunman visited the police station hours before the crime and was caught on surveillance video. the police chief says the man was upset about something. although, the chief would not elaborate only saying that the gunman

. >>> meantime, we're live in dallas, texas tonight as "the kelly file" goes on the road meeting some of our viewers and discussing my new memoir "settle for more." this morning we visited kansas and got to meet some of our viewers who has lots of thoughts including on their favorite "kelly file" guests. watch. ♪ so we are here in kansas city taking "the kelly file" on the road. we want to get to the heartland and meet a lot of ou viewers and actually sign and talk about my book "settle for more." you can see the mountain behind me and now i've got to sign 800 books or so before we go out and meet a bunch of nice folks. come over here and i'll show you how the process works. this is vivian and roger from rainy day books which is the bomb here in kansas. is it true that you waxed up this table? just to make the books slide across even more easier? check this out. so this is the -- i've been doing this for quite some time now. rig right? not bad. >> we enjoy "the kelly file" a lot. it's a great show. >> >> i think fox news fair and balanced slogan is something that you can trust and b

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for example a candidate could put together a package of entitlesments for new york city, chicago, dallas, miami and win. thereby leaving out the people living in less populated areas hello montana. there are 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency and right now hillary clinton is in the need here in new york city arnon head of the fox news decision desk. i want you to bear with me here. >> sure. >> i have done my own analysis and i have to admit arnot is a lot smarter than i am. i have told him in the break tell me where i'm crazy. but let's just go down the list first of all. all right, leaning democratic states. >> yes. >> you have colorado and north carolina in the lean. >> yes. >> but the latest polling in north carolina has trump ahead. all right? >> there was one poll, yes. >> but that's the latest poll. >> yes. >> colorado trump -- he is campaigning very hard in that state. which tells me the internal republican polling says he has a shot there. am i wrong? >> you know, trump campaign doesn't have that big of polling operation. but there are clearly some signs that colora

we've witnessed scenes like this in new york, chicago, dallas, los angeles and san francisco to name a few cities. thousands of demonstrators, most young, are disrupting traffic as they march across streets carrying protest signs chanting, not my president. the marches have been largely peaceful so far, but there were incidents of smashed store windows and car windows. donald trump responded via twitter claiming they're staged by professional protesters incited by the media. back to "hannity" for all of the headlines. log on to foxnews.com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. ♪ >>> and welcome back to "hannity." so on election night as vote totals were rolling in, showing a very good night for president-elect trump, the left wing mainstream media were having a melt down. take a look at some of the worse moments, i guess some of the best from an entertainment point of view, of the night. >>> america is crying tonight. i'm not sure how much of america, but a very, very significant portion. i mean literally crying. and it is a momen filled with fear. >> f

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dallas and philadelphia. live pictures there. earlier president obama and president-elect donald trump met for the first time at the white house. the president said it was a wide-range being conversation. that his number one priority in the coming months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures success. >> i believe that it is important for all of us, regardless of party and regardless of political preferences to now come together, work together to deal with the many challenges that we face. and most of all, i want to emphasize to you, mr. president-elect, that we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> michelle kosinski joins me from outside the white house. what did president-elect trump say? >> despite the gorilla in the room be that he wants to roll back virtually all of president obama's policies and the fact that one day prior white house staff was openly weeping, today it was all about let's get along for now. let's put our best foot f

artan and his family also apparently spent 23 days in dallas in 2014, according to a faith-based group who worked with them, but they left for unknown reasons. >> this was an 18-year-old. he had just transferred schools. we don't understand his background with the family. he is an immigrant. we don't understand the issues he had integrating. one of the difficulties in these is looking at what he's claiming and comparing it to the rest of his life. >> reporter: to try to figure that out, investigators have been going through his cellphone and his computer. so far at this early stage there is no indication he was communicating with groups overseas. jake, this does fit the pattern, so far. of what we've seen in other attacks here in the united states when you have someone looking at terrorist propaganda online, operating under law enforcement's radar and launching an attack with very little warning. >> pamela brown in columbus. thank you. >> joining me now is paul cruickshank cnn terrorism analyst. what do you make of the fact that this isis news agency, this propaganda outlet, is claimin

day after day, she will drown in investigations, fbi investigations, the internal revenue service in dallas is investigating the entire legality of the clinton foundation. you're going to have investigations from both the house and senate. and every day we learn, as you pointed out a minute ago, we learn new things. all of them are bad. and so i just think, you know, the evidence as you and i were talking about on the radio today, the very fact that the constitution prohibits office holders or their spouses from taking the kind of money they were taking from qatar an from saudi arabia and from morocco and from russia, it is clear illegality. i think what the clintons are doing is they're finally forcing us into a national conversation about whether or not we're going to be a country where the rule of law matters and a country where even the powerful can't commit felonies and get away with it. i think this is a very decisive moment. because it is so obvious, i think that's why you're going to see the last three days absolute hysterical attacks from the president, from secretary clinton and o

it was complicated by the tragedy in dallas. clinton could not official those horrified by the slaughter of police officers. >> we cannot, we must not vilify police officers. remember what those officers were doing when they died. they were protecting a peaceful march. >> reporter: in florida, with a prize of 29 electoral votes, the clinton campaign is said to be in a panic over black voter apr apathy. hillary sent bill on tour there, enlisted the help of the president. >> i will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy, if this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election. >> reporter: she gets help from black leaders at her rallies. she's not reaching the individuals. >> black people are tired of coming to the rescue, if you will, of the democratic party in election after election. and then not getting anything in return. >> reporter: donald trump has jumped on that, focusing on poverty and violence. chicago surpassing 600 murders this year. mostly in minority neighborhoods. >> our i

you know, bush was just going to read to little kids in florida, kennedy was just on a speech tour in dallas. the press needs to be there. we don't need to be at the table when he is having a steak. usually we sit out in a pool van with no bathroom breaks for hours while the president plays golf or has dinner, but there's rules in place. if something happens the nation comes under attack, you need independent journalists there to be the conduit of information for america and the rest of the world that need to know -- everyone needs to know that someone is in charge. that things are happening as they should. >> how unusual this episode earlier this week with the japanese prime minister that the american media would not have been granted access and were put in the position of having to decide are we going to rely on the japanese media to cover this? >> it was japanese government photos that were released. that doesn't meet our standard. and michael, you notice a lot of news organizations aren't using the video, aren't using the photos that came out because that's not how we do it. >> including

represent an area, correct me if i'm wrong the congressional direct sending you there, which is centered on dallas, was an area where hillary clinton drew a lot of support. >> that is accurate. i do not know the exact numbers, but more than likely. >> so what do you make of the debate where some say, you know, maybe the electoral college should be obligated or shouldn't be obligated to follow the will of the majority? you're the guy who is actually getting to play this role. i'm sort of envious. what's your opinion? >> my opinion -- well, let me switch gears if i can. i don't want to earn the entire wrath of the city of chicago, but no one out there that i know of is suggesting that the cubs should have lost the world series simply because the indians and cubs both scored the same number of runs. the system in place for the world series is who wins four games first. and in the presidential election, it's the same situation. it's who gets to 270 votes first. secretary clinton knew that when she got in the race. president elect trump knew that. jill stine and so forth. so i'm not real clear on why t

. >> 11/22, anniversary of a very dark day, jfk was shot in dallas years ago. set your dvr. "special report" next. >>> during the campaign, donald trump said he'd put hillary clinton in jail. now it appears he may be giving her a get out of jail free card. this is "special report." >>> good evening, and welcome to washington. i'm doug mckelway in for bret baier. donald trump won the presidency in large part by vilifying hillary clinton. he called her crooked hillary and his followers jub nailantly chanted "lock her up." trump may be doing a major reversal suggesting he may not pursue any criminal charges. his latest back track from a fundamental campaign position. we have team coverage of the trump transition. jennifer griffin at the pentagon with a look at the president-elect's relationship with the military. we begin with correspondent peter doocy at trump tower tonight. what appears to be a clean slate for his vanquished opponent. good evening, peter. >> reporter: good evening, doug. the president-elect admitted today that pressing charges against hillary clinton could be

if you're flying we're anticipating some delays in salt lake as well as phoenix and dallas. airport delays in los angeles due to showers and dense fog in minneapolis with wet weather later tonight. the interstates i mentioned in california, a little bit of a rough travel for you especially in the mountain passes where we will be substantial snow, and watch out for the potential for wet weather going through parts of the heartland. looking ahead this week, it's going to be a busy weather week. if your travel extends to monday we're watching for severe storms especially into louisiana and mississippi. these are going to be powerful storms through nashville and indianapolis. we're going to keep a close watch. today, comfortable temperatures across much of the country. in the northeast it's looking really nice, mid-atlantic as well. out west we're watching for rain and snow but i think the weather is going to get a lot more active starting later today and the rest of tomorrow for the rest of the country. >> thank you so much for the heads up on that, bonnie. that will do it for

watch for delays in minneapolis and also as you head towards dallas, we could see storms affecting travel there. and more snow possible in the rockies. quiet but windy still in the northeast. wednesday, big getaway day, unfortunately, a trouble spot places like chicago, down towards st. louis, nashville. showers and strong thunderstorms there. thursday for thanksgiving, unfortunately, we have had this in the forecast. showers in the northeast. not good news for the parade. hopefully, not a lot heavy rain. still at least it will be in the low 50s. could be a soggy parade. >> they need their raincoats to watch the parade. thank you. >>> the law and order candidate, i will ask a president of the president-elect why those words may concern so many in this country. ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs b

watch for delays there and down towards dallas and san antonio there could be problems because of strong to severe thunderstorms. wednesday, the day before thanksgiving, another very busy day. snow tapering off in the midwest. now possible delays in places like chicago, st. louis, indianapolis. right down towards nashville. quiet in the northeast on wednesday. look what happens thursday. i was checking the latest computer models. unfortunately, we're still showing rain on thanksgiving day in the northeast. a soggy parade potential here in new york city. we will try to tweak that. several days before that. >> don't get me wrong. snow is terrific except when it causes travel delays. no one wants rain on their parade, literally. thank you. >>> new developments overseas in peru to tell you about. president obama and russia's president vladimir putin having a brief discussion on the sidelines of the major asian economic summit. ron allen is there with more for us. what did they talk about? >> reporter: this was a brief encounter is the way the white house might describe it, not a formal sit d

glenda's next up in dallas, texas, democrat line. caller: if you give me a minute i want to respond to the caller from texas about the cuban people he trained before. i sympathize for the cubans. i want to a knowledge the fact that here as a black people, how they suffered also and that there was no acknowledgment on the behalf of what blacks suffered here in america. i just want to say that because this is where we are now in our differences. as long as we are not able to acknowledge and recognize our differences, then we're going to have a problem here. i do sympathize with the cubans, and the man that spoke on training them. in the benefit of being able to sympathize for others. and also for black lives matter. thank you. host: ok, walter is next in florida on the independent li ne. all thei can understand sympathy for the death of castro that he may have done some good things for the cuban people. however, i think the american people must recognize the major thing that i think of when i isnk of cuba's castro missiles pointed at t