alisyn? >> sunlen, thanks so much. so early voting in north carolina shows good turnout for democrats but not amongst black voters. hillary clinton will need them to win that state so she's bringing in some big name supporters to make it happen. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny joins us with more. >> good morning, alisyn. hillary clinton had hoped to focus on north carolina, a true battleground state because democrats won their in 2008 and republicans four years later. this morning she also finds herself defending democratic territory. as she still works to regain the confidence and command of the race she had only one week ago. four days before election day, hillary clinton is bringing the star power. pharrell williams and bernie sanders joining clinton in north carolina. >> i am here because i believe she is going to fight for us. >> reporter: despite the optimistic tone of her rally, clinton sending an urgent warning to democrats that she could lose. >> america will have a new president. it will eit

alisyn, chris? >> horrible situation. i can't believe he lived. somebody surviving, you know, going into harsh terrain. >> our last hour. moved the fuselage and survived. >> the attack at ohio state that killed -- injured 11 people. rose is rosa flores is live. >> reporter: well, good morning, alisyn. take a look behind me and you'll see that students are walking around, riding their bikes as they're heading to classes this morning. classes resuming. trying to bring back some normalcy. one eye witness, not only are students asking why but could they have done anything differently? ohio state university police naming student abdul ali artan as the attacker. u.s. official saying arten was a legal permanent resident originally from somalia who came to the u.s. in 2014 from pakistan. authorities looking at posts he made on his facebook page expressing grievances posted moments before the attack saying, quote, i am sick and tired of seeing my fellow muslim brothers and sisters being killed and tortured and i can't take it anymore. back in august they q

alisyn? >> thank you, michelle. great reporting. >>> so, donald trump and his supporters are suggesting that if hillary clinton wins the election, congress could impeach her. listen to this. >> assuming she wins and the investigation goes forward and it looks like an indictment is pending, at that point in time under the constitution, the house of representatives would engage in an impeachment trial. it would go to the senate. impeachment proceedings and removal would take place. >> joining us now to discuss this vice chair of the new york state democratic party christine quinn and cnn political commentator and editor for rightsalerts.com scottie nell hughes. what was that solid that mike mccall just tossed our way. if the investigation continues and if there is something found and if there is an indictment and if congress agreed and maybe she could be impeached. i thought the congress didn't like engaging in hypotheticals? >> it's coming from ranking house and senate republicans that even representative jason chaff

alisyn? >> chris, we are following some breaking news out of baltimore, where as you can see, the aftermath on your screen right now, a school bus has crashed wth a transit bus, killing at least three people. we do not know if any children were on the school bus at the time or which bus the victims were on, but you can see it was a terrible accident. investigators are on scene, trying to figure out what led to this crash. so, of course, we are working on getting much more information for you. we will bring it to you as soon as we have it. >>> all right. north carolina is big and in play in this election. and it's also now the focus of a really ugly moment. senator richard burr apologizing, but what did he say that deserved an apology? pout it this way. it involved having a bull's-eye on hillary clinton. next. et videos. tv: oh, it's gonna get crazy! this is black friday that is insane. i would never do that. at chevy, you can avoid the chaos and get great deals on the most awarded lineup. i l

. >>> this is "new day with" chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." up first, hillary clinton and donald trump making their closing arguments. clinton going after trump's character. and lashing out at what she calls his divisive vision. >> donald trump, staying on message, staying off the news shows, not to screw up that message. he's saying clinton is crooked and obamacare has to go. he's also making an interesting pitch to clinton's early supporters. he's saying, hey, if what comey just said or didn't say made you change your mind, vote for me. only six days to go. let's begin our coverage with cnn's phil mattingly in all-important florida. phil? >> good morning, chris. for four days all the clinton campaign advisers were talking about was jim comey. they were attacking him. trying to undercut the premise and rationale for that letter sent to capitol hill. no more. here in florida, yesterday, hillary clinton trying to turn the page. the reality here is this. the clinton campaign recognizing that as we head into this final

this crowd is so pumped, alisyn and brooke. they are thrilled. waiting for the spectacle that is the macy's thanksgiving day parade. i want to show you on our right and take you behind the scenes. this is the west virginia marching band. they are getting ready to bring music to the 3 million people that are going to be lining the streets of new york this morning. as we get closer to give you another angle of the balloons we were just looking at. there's the big block head himself, charlie brown. all-new balloon for this year's parade. two other new balloons we're excited to see "diary of a wimpy kid" and dreamworks movie "tolls" and felix the cat. he was the first balloon back in 1927. you can hear the music going off. that is those folks over there rehearsing. it's the muppets. they're getting ready for the start of the parade. we have people dressed as christmas trees and people dressed as power rangers. 1,000 clowns unsettling and eerie. 1,000 clowns lining the street. fortunately, we also have 3,000 uniformed new york police department office

keith ellison, good luck to you going forward. >> you bet. >> alisyn? >> well there's been a spike in hate crimes since the election. how can those be stopped? our all-star panel weighs in next. my dentist. definitely my wife. hey wait. we have better bubbles. make sparkling water at home and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >>> next thing i know, i got hands around my neck, i'm choked and another gentleman comes over, he shoves me up against the wall. >> all right that was a trump supporter who says he was attacked on the new york city subway for expressing his support for the president-elect. this is just one of many violent and hateful incidents on both sides that have been reported since the election. this car belongs to a transgender woman in denver. she says she was on her way to work when she noticed the swastika symbol and the words trump and die spray painted on her vehicle. the southern poverty law center has counted more than 700 cases of hate crimes and harassment since election day. joining us now to discuss this

alisyn camerota is a disaster. >> it's true. we fought over that tweet because truth is a defense to defamation. >> so he does go after people personally. >> i read melania trump's speech with the setting and substance as they try to make in-road was some of the educated white women in the suburbs of philadelphia. you know, bucks county and chester county and delaware county. the area where is trump is under performing the way republicans have traditionally performed there. this is her, i thought, make some in-roads there. hillary clinton is not just trying to reassemble the obama coalition, they is trying to create her own. a big part of that is getting the educated middle class women that melania trump was trying to contest yesterday. >> rebecca, this would have worked worse with that group. if you are going at people who are aggressively thinking about what positions are going to be in the election, why would you say something that you know they can't believe about you or your candidate? >> exactly. i think this was part of o

>> all right, alisyn. a little bit after 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, donald trump has 289 electoral votes. more than enough. he is now the president-elect. he will be the 45th president of the united states. we're still waiting on three states to be called right now. in michigan, donald trump leads by about 15,000 votes. in minnesota, hillary clinton, she has a slight lead of about 42,000 votes. and then new hampshire, just take a look at new hampshire. for those up all night, right now donald trump is 856 votes ahead. that's actually grown since the last time we checked from about 300 to 800. we're not going to call these races any time soon until we hear from those state officials. it's just too close to make those determinations. and they won't change the outcome. donald trump has won this race. as of now, hillary clinton 218 electoral votes. the key overnight her blue wall crumbling. donald trump picked up wins in wisconsin and pennsylvania. no republican has won pennsylvania since 1988. no republican wisconsin since ronald reaga

alisyn? >> joe, appreciate it. >>> a series of new cnn polls that show the race tightening in the battleground states overall and going in that direction in this final stretch. let's go through the numbers. we have cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein and david gregory. ron, to start off with the headline. you have the man who wants to build the wall against the woman who needs to protect the wall. >> the blue wall. >> i saw it on alisyn's paper and i stole it like it was mine. >> there is a really interesting, strategic choice if hillary clinton is made in this campaign almost completely unremarked. she has put in october an effort insurance states for her. ohio, florida, north carolina, iowa, nevada. those are states that she doesn't have to win in order to get to 270. two states that are her inner core of 270 new hampshire and pennsylvania that she has treated as battleground states. but michigan, wisconsin, new mexico a little different. they have treat them as done deals. spent $1

>> reporter: good morning, alisyn. obviously a crucial swing state here, a state that both campaigns say really is still a toss-up, a state that hillary clinton could effectively close the door on donald trump's campaign if she wins. that is exactly why even into this morning at 1:00 a.m., she was still talking to supporters, trying to close that deal. hillary clinton back home in new york after crisscrossing the country on her final day of campaigning, hoping to make history tonight. >> our core values are being tested in this election, but my faith in our future has never been stronger. >> reporter: appealing to voters at a midnight rally in raleigh, north carolina. flanked by jon bon jovi and lady gaga. >> there is no reason why america's best days are not ahead of us. >> reporter: tens of thousands gathered outside philadelphia's independence hall for her largest rally of the campaign. president obama and the first lady rallying voters for clinton. >> are you fired up? are you ready to go? >> reporter: and pleading

alisyn? >> chris, let's now get the other side with republican congressman chris collins of new york. he was the first member of congress to endorse donald trump. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. that was quite a conversation. he said the letter went to republican chairmen. how disingenuous is that? he keeps trying and hillary keeps trying to say somehow the director of the fbi sent this to republicans. he sent it to the republicans and democrats simultaneously, same letter. what you just heard robby mook say to america with the insinuation the letter only went to republicans. that's another lie. >> let's talk about the substance. basically what robby mook is saying is that there is a double standard that the fbi is practicing. they are willing to put out a letter and information about a half-baked investigation that they're doing into huma abedin's e-mails. they don't know yet whether or not they're relevant. the director admitted that. but they're not putting out any information

alisyn, back to you. >> no good scenario there. thank you for the update. >>> retired marine general james mattis is being strongly considered to become the next secretary of defense. donald trump calls him the real deal. who is he and what would his appointment mean for u.s. foreign policy? all that ahead on "new day." i said, "delivering to you is always a special treat." oh. company, companionship, food... we all need those things. when we get in that spot in life, it's kind of nice to have 'em there. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one point four million meals to those in need. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars more. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ >>> president-elect trump is considering general james mattis to be his defense secretary. mattis has an impressive resume more than 40 years of experience but does face a congressional hurdle, actually a legal hurdle. a defense secretary nominee to be out of uniform for seven years. mattis has only been r

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alisyn. >> good to know, jason. thank you so much. >>> let's discuss it all with our panel. cnn analyst maggie haberman and david. happy thanksgiving. so much for being here. >> thank you for being here. >> nikki haley and betsy devos. let's look at betsy devos for a second. she looks school choice and vouchers not a fan of the public school system necessarily. this is in keeping with what donald trump talked about, i think, and promised on the campaign trail. that he didn't want to mix it up and he did like the idea of school choice and this seems to be fitting into that. >> fits very much with the mold of education approach that one of his top advisors, rudy giuliani, has had. that played some role of guiding donald trump's view of the education system. another appointment that could face some dinging up during the confirmation process. >> why? >> because you'll hear about the devos family approached the school system. how money was used or not used in terms of support of public education. she is, i'm certain, be confirmed on the health senate but democrats are going to be

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. in the closing days, donald trump continuing his personal struggle with message discipline as hillary clinton's closing argument to get out the vote are sounding more somber than her campaign would prefer as the tightening in the polls continues with five days to go. donald trump reminding himself to stay on message. >> we have to be nice and cool. nice and cool. stay on point, donald. stay on point. >> reporter: making his big push in battleground florida as new cnn polls show the race tightening in several swing states. hillary clinton striking a grave tone targeting minority voters in nevada by using trump's words against him. >> someone who demeans women, mocks the disabled, insults latinos and african-americans. >> reporter: clinton setting her sights on the red state of arizona. >> if donald trump were to win this election, we would have a commander in chief who is completely out of his depth and ideas which are dangerous or start a real war instead of just a twitter war. >> rep

alisyn and chris? >> thank you very much. >>> i'm looking down at my blackberry because we believe we just got a statement from the white house on trump's victory. and, yes, here it is. i will read it to you. this is a statement from the press secretary at the white house. from the white house donald trump to congratulate him on his victory early this morning. the president called secretary clinton and expressed admiration for the strong campaign she waged throughout the country. the president will make a statement on wednesday to discuss the results and what steps we can take as a country to come together after this hard-fought election season. the president invited the president-elect to meet with him at the white house on thursday, november 10th, to update him on the transition planning his team has been working on for nearly a year. ensuring a smooth transition of power is one of the top priorities the president identified at the beginning of the year and a meeting with the president-elect is the n

alisyn? >> what a sad story, martin. thank you very much. >>> so white supremacists from the alt-right are celebrating donald trump's victory with nazi-like salutes and chants in this just-released video. >> hail trump! hail our people! hail victory! [ cheers and applause ] >> so the trump team is responding. we'll tell you what their response is. that's next. e healthy advice. take care of what makes you, you. right down to your skin. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results® love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hu

alisyn. this is not the meeting president obama was hoping to have or expecting to have he spent months saying that he didn't think donald trump would ever be president. well, now donald trump is going to be president, and so the focus has to shift to the peaceful handover of power. the white house has talked about how much they appreciated the way george w. bush's team handled that transition back in 2008. and 2009. it was smooth. it was professional. this is something the president spoke about again yesterday in the rose garden. >> i have instructed my team to follow the example that president bush's team set eight years ago and work as hard as we can to make sure that this is a successful transition for the president-elect. because we are now all rooting for his success and uniting and leading the country. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. >> now white house press secretary josh earnest says that it's too early to say what sort of impact trump's ele

good morning, sunlen. >> good morning to you, alisyn. the battle is so intense here in north carolina that the candidates are practically running into

alisyn? >> i was afraid it was going to be werewolf in london. >> you win. >> we like the musical references always. >>> john former chief of staff to president george h.w. bush. he supports donald trump. good morning, governor. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm doing well. hillary clinton is making her closing argument that donald trump's character disqualifies him to be president of the united states. she cites his offensive comments towards women and muslims and hispanic and she says that's revealing of his character. what do you think of donald trump's character? >> look, she's doing this because she got pressure from the down ballot and the democratic side that she kept talking about comey, all it would do is remind a culture of corruption and that was oozing down to the candidates. you had people talking about virginia where mcauliffe raises money with the clintons and gives the $500,000 to the wife of the deputy director of the fbi who eventually was examining the clinton case. even

alisyn? >> evan, thanks so much for all of your reporting. the clinton campaign is going after the fbi chief for what they call, quote, a blatant double standard. a new report has donald trump's taxes back in the headlines. phil mattingly has it all live from chappaqua, new york. >> reporter: good morning. there's no question on friday when all of this news broke, the clinton campaign was rattled. they were shocked. they had no idea this was coming. by the end of the weekend and into monday, it became very clear their strategy to escalate their attacks on the fbi and the fbi director, and alisyn, doesn't look like that's going to slow down any time soon. >> there is no case here. >> reporter: hillary clinton and her campaign firing back at fbi director james comey. slamming his decision to notify congress of a new investigation into thousands of e-mails found on a computer belonging to the estranged husband of a top clinton aide, huma abedin. clinton's campaign turning the tables on comey. >>

the gender vote is about the same, alisyn as we saw from 2016, 2012. a big discrepancy between men voters and women voters. and then young voters. if we look at this right here. this is where we stand right now. these two columns to talk to, they are younger voters and these two tend to be donald trump voters. if you look at this right here, the older voters are performing better and the younger voters are not performing as well, alisyn. >> mark, thanks for all of that. >>> let's discuss. let's bring back our panel. so, let's take a look, you have early voting. we've seen the numbers. they show, errol, a trending for democrats that is equal to or better than they were four years ago. but in the actual battleground states, let's put it up and see how that reflects. let's say, what, general enthusiasm. what do you see on the map? >> not just general enthusiasm but some structural things going on there, as well. in north carolina, for example, when you see the fall off in different categories that are part of the obama coalition, what it says to me among

the stuff he needs to do legislatively, a lot harder, alisyn. yesterday, mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader said term limits well not happen. donald trump has made that a centerpiece his drain the swamp campaign. there are a number of issues

alisyn? >> thanks, miguel. let's go over to jessica schneider. that's traditionally a democratic state. trump thinks he has a shot. you are in ann arbor, university of michigan big campus there. millennial vote for the clintons. what are you seeing there? >> chris, it has been a folks for the clintons, especially since bernie sanders eked out a win in the primary here by about one point. the president of the united states will be here on the university of michigan campus around noon today trying to energize that millennial vote. they want people to get out to the polls because like pennsylvania, michigan does not have an early vote. they need to keep their base energized up until tomorrow and actually get people out there. donald trump is making a play here in michigan because the polls here have tightened considerably in the last few days. a poll that came out at the end of last week showed hillary clinton up four points. that was a stark difference from the poll that was taken in early october that had her up 11 donald trump has been concentrat

alisyn? >> phil, thank you for all of that. so donald trump last night hitting many of the same themes that he's been hitting for more than a year. he slammed clinton, the washington establishment, and the media. trump says it's time for the working class to strike back. cnn's sunlen serfaty is live at trump tower in new york. >> reporter: that's right. we certainly saw vintage donald trump on his last day on the campaign trail. trump only landing a few hours ago back here in new york after he made that drive final push, campaigning well past 1:00 a.m. this morning in michigan. trump saying it certainly has been a long journey for him and now 511 days after that journey first started here at trump tower, it comes down to this. >> it's now officially tuesday, november 8th. >> reporter: donald trump pulling off one final campaign frenzy. >> today is our independence day. today the american working class is going to strike back. >> reporter: sprinting to the finish with a rousing midnight speech

i'm alisyn kosik in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. this morning president-elect donald trump is moving forward with another full schedule as he looks to fill up his administration. he says announcements could be coming today. >> in just a few hours from now trump and his transition team are going to be returning to meeting with potential high-level cabinet appointees. so far he says the process is going well. >> really efficiently. very good. tremendous talent. we're seeing tremendous talent for people that, as i say, will make america great again. these are really great people. these are really, really talented people. >> some notable names today, chris christie, the new jersey governor who was recently removed from trump's transition team. also meeting with trump today, rudy giuliani and robert johnson. >> there was one name, the meeting with mitt romney yesterday. >> they called each other almost every name in the book during the primary season. it was brutal. but now as trump looks for a secretary of state, perhaps they're finding

>> right now it is very, very quiet, alisyn. last night the speed at which these crowds seemed to grow. the word of this protest spreading on social media and taking place all across the country. here in new york started down at union square and protesters blocked traffic up fifth avenue for more than two miles chanting, donald trump is not my president, donald trump has got to go. protesting trump's bigoted and racist agenda but in the crowd there was a deep, deep sense not only of disappointment, but disbelief. >> not my president! not my president! >> reporter: protests breaking out in at least 25 cities. >> donald trump has got to go! >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators stopping traffic in los angeles on the busy 101 freeway. while thousands more protested on the streets

eastern time, alisyn. expecting 177,000 new positions in october, that is higher than 156,000 in september. the jobless rate is forecast to tick down to 4.9%. you recall it was 5% in september. because more people started looking for work. that can make it tick up a little bit. wage is expected to hold steady up 2.6% over the past year. democrats, obviously, hoping for a strong reading heading into the final weekend. hillary clinton has tied herself to president obama's economic legacy during his two terms. 11 million jobs have been created and the unemployment rate cut in half from its high of 10%. some americans just aren't feeling those gains and donald trump has capitalized on that frustration. he called the september report anemic. he has called these numbers phony. he says the unemployment rate is much, much higher. and then there is this, you guys. the s&p 500 quietly stringing together eight days of losses in a row. now down almost 3% over that span. investers are not worried about jobs, though. th

. >> good morning, alisyn. anyone who thought that donald trump would suddenly adopt a different tone now that he's the president-elect is going to wake up this morning disappointed. in fact, he's taking the unprecedented step of questioning the integrity of the american election system without offering any evidence. donald trump is falsely claiming he only lost the popular vote because millions voted illegally for hillary clinton. despite winning the election, trump is reviving unfounded allegations of voter fraud, a sign he is unwilling to drop his penchant for conspiracy theories now that he's the president-elect. trump tweeting serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california. so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias, big problem. trump's tweet storm coming as hillary clinton's campaign joined recount efforts in wisconsin led by green party candidate jill stein. they plan to make similar pushes in pennsylvania and michigan after data security experts raised concerns over possible

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>> reporter: hello, alisyn. horrific news, but the authorities are saying the official death toll is five. five students killed in that bus crash. that would be down from what were initial reports of six. there are six children that are said to be in intensive care and six other children that remain hospitalized. otherwise, all the other children on board that bus have now been released from the hospital and reunited with their families. as you've heard probably, the district attorney has now filed charges against the 24-year-old bus driver. that is now a thorough criminal investigation apparently that is under way. authorities have also put in the warrants and the various court documents to get the informational boxes, i think is the term they've used, that would be any kind of video that was on board the school bus and any other kind of telemtery. the school bus driver, whose record is being investigated right now, is said to be cooperating with authorities. there was no other vehicle involved except the bus h

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. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the firestorm launched to capitol hill. the fbi at quantico cataloging the e-mails that kicked that firestorm back off. james comey, the fbi director, is standing firm on his decision to send the letter and he will come out and not saying anything until the election is complete. the hillary clinton campaign has attacked him all weekend. >> there is no case here. >> reporter: hillary clinton and her campaign firing back at fbi director james comey. slamming his decision to notify congress of a new investigation into thousands of e-mails found on a computer belonging to the husband of a top clinton aide huma abedin. hillary clinton's campaign turning the tables on comey. >> it is impossible to view this as anything less and a blatant double standard. >> reporter: refusing to comment on the donald trump ties and his campaign to russia. on comey accused of sitting on explosive information. trump's russia connections without offering proof. cnn cannot corroborate any of the reports. the u.s. officials tell cnn that russia is beh

>> hey, good morning, alisyn. any minute things are about to kick off. just down the street from charlie brown himself. side by side with the crowd. very, very excited to be here. we've got the turkey heads here. the west virginia band that's down there start preparing, the music under way. of course it starts on 77th, 76th goes down to 34th street. not a short parade by any means. it's going to be about 3 million people watching from the street. got some folks from kentucky here. folks from hawaii. all the way from hawaii. so a lot of people coming to catch the excitement. you mention charlie brown. that's a brand-new float this year. also diary of a wimpy kid this year. dreamworks trolls this year, and felix the cat making a comeback. he was the first balloon in the mt macy's thanksgiving day parade back in 1927. they're bringing him back for the 90th year. you excited? we have folks sitting up on a garbage truck that's meant to be a security barrier. security, something extremely important to point out. something like 3,000 police officers, uniformed

good morning, joe. >> good morning, alisyn. in the closing days, donald trump continuing his personal struggle with message discipline as hillary clinton's closing arguments to get out the vote are sounding much moresome beurre than her campaign would have preferred with the tightening in the polls continuing just five days to go. donald trump reminding himself to stay on message. >> we've got to be nice and cool. nice and cool. stay on point, donald. stay on point. >> reporter: making his big push in battleground florida as new cnn polls show the race tightening in several swing states. >> i have been watching hillary the last few days. she's totally unhinged. >> reporter: hillary clinton striking a grave tone, targeting minority voters in nevada by using trump's own words against him. >> someone who demeans women, mocks the disabled, insults latinos and african-americans. >> reporter: clinton also aggressively setting her sights on the red state of arizona where trump holds a five-point lead. >> if donald trump were to win th

>> good morning, alisyn. from a drizzly mexico city this morning where many people still on edge very much trying to figure out what exactly is going to be the future course between the relationship between the united states and mexico. of course, donald trump talking about building the wall, tearing up the nafta trade agreement and those sorts of things which has a lot of people here on edge. in fact, it has been so tumultotumul tumulltuous that banking and finance officials had to come out to reassure citizens that it would not spell a disaster or bring a hurricane, as one official described it, to the mexican economy. just the immediate after hours when donald trump was elected president fluctuated and by late yesterday it settled down. a great deal concern of what the relationship between the u.s. and mexico will do here. >> appreciate the reporting, as always. >>> so, back up here in the northeast, the cold wind is blowing and december-like temperatures are going to take us into a tumble this weekend. je

alisyn? >> we do have breaking news to get to now. 76 people killed after a charter plane carrying a brazilian soccer team crashes on its way from bolivia to colombia. miraculously, rescuers have pulled five survivors from the crash site. here is video. this is the chapecoense soccer team. they just posted this on their facebook page four days ago. you can see them celebrating a win, continuing their cinderella run to the final of a press attention to south american tournament. the team now boarding the plane, on their way to that final game. this is the video of them at the airport. the pilot declared an emergency, reporting an electrical failure. they say moments later, the aircraft went down 22 miles from the airport in the city of medellin. authorities say a crew member and two athletes are among the survivors. >> that is a tricky name. i have a soccer player in the family. so the chapecoense team, they are well known there. they've become kind of local heroes. so to have the whole team -

alisyn? >> okay, chris. a top democrat calling for a review of donald trump's finances for conflicts of interest before the president-elect moves into the white house. we take a closer look at those when "new day" continues. >>> the new york giants winning a nail biter on monday night over the bengals for their fourth win in a row. coy wire has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> hi, alisyn. it has been three years sense t -- since the giants have won four games in a row. they haven't looked this good since they won that super bowl back in 2012. big part of the reason, odell beckham jr. watch this move right here. it's just so sweet. look at the double move. defender frozen in time like he's doing the mannequin challenge. odell beckham busts out the old-school thriller. this was trending all over online. nice pass from eli manning there. this was the moment, a gamble on fourth down early in the fourth quarter. rookie sterling shepherd, the go-ahead touchdown. the giants would hang on for the 21-20 win

. >> alisyn, given all these threats there is a reason they feel so intimidated. over the weekend here in southern california there was a handwritten letter sent to four different mosques. we have a copy of it here. whoever wrote this letter cites donald trump, cites the election and says that trump will do to muslims what hitler did to the jews. this letter was also sent to a mosque in northern california, as well as one in atlanta. muslim women say given the tone of the country, given these threats and given that they are the ones so visible in their religion, they would like to be invisible. in a crowd you don't notice mara. >> i want from expecting to be the center of attention to nobody looking at me whatsoever. >> did you feel relief? >> yes, a huge sense of relief. i didn't feel like a target any more. >> a visible target. a muslim woman in a head scarf. since she was a senior in high school she wore the traditional scarf when she was in public, part of her faith, culture and identity. this presidential election, that changed. >> i was walking on the street

alisyn? >> all right, chris we want to get an update on another big story that is unfolding this week and that's the north dakota pipeline. thousands of veterans are now pledging to act as human shields for protesters who are blocking the dakota access pipeline all of this as calls for the demonstrators to leave grow stronger. cnn's sara sidner is live near cannonball, north dakota, with the latest. sarah, what is the latest there? >> we're hearing the morning prayers here in the camp. this is the largest camp for the standing rock sioux and all their supporters. this is also the camp that the governor has said he wants evacuated. he's ordered an evacuation. there's also some word from law enforcement that they were going to stop people from being able to come in and out of the camp, and stop supplies. but then they sort of backtracked both backtracked on that saying, look, we're worried about the weather. we may ticket people but we're not going to actually stop people from moving in and out

good morning. >> good morning, alisyn. good to see you. >> how did you try to warn fellow democrats about what voters were feeling? >> well, i think the reason anybody that didn't talk to me over the last 18 months, i even said it the last time i was on the show, were assuming michigan was going to be fine, that michigan was competitive, and we weren't connecting with working men and women. certainly not what i saw in the state of michigan, and i wasn't in the other states and was missing. we weren't connecting with working men and women across this country. >> and why was that? why weren't democrats connecting better? >> i think people took it for granted. we have to be a voice for those that have no voice. cultural issues are important, but we have also been the people that have fought for working men and women. and the fact -- they don't want a lot. they just want to make enough money to live in a safe neighborhood, put food on the table, to be able to have health insurance, go to the doctor when they need to, afford th

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alisyn? >> okay, nick, thank you for all of that reporting. >>> this tragedy in chattanooga is every parents' worst nightmare. a vigil held last night for the victims of the crash and their families. so, joining us now is bishop kevin adams of the olavet baptist church. he has been consoling some of the families and survivors. bishop, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. good morning. >> bishop, what are the families saying about this bus driver? >> well, that's a lot of turmoil. they got many questions, many questions we still cannot answer at this time. but they want to know why this happened and how they're going to go on with their lives. how they're going to heal from this. that's a tragic situation for the entire city. >> is there a feeling among the family members of what our nick valencia just reported that somehow this, unthinkably, was an intentional act? >> as you talk to a lot of family members, you know, we're hearing a lot of things that reports have been made

alisyn camerota with us right now. >> good morning, guys. great to see you. we will be bringing you on "new day" all of the latest on the trump transition team. this morning, a few hours from now, vice president-elect mike pence will be sitting down with donald trump to go over the names of the people that they want in their cabinet and cash it all out. we will bring you the developments and news from that. we will speak with congresswoman debbie dingel of michigan. they tried to warn the hillary clinton campaign they were not paying enough attention to michigan voters. what did she say to the campaign? what response did she get before the election? we will talk to her live when we see you at the top of the hour. >> alisyn, thank you. >>> warren buffett takes flight. the billionaire investor buying hundreds of billions of dollars of one industry he once called a boug bottomless pit. we will have an early start on your money next. are you ready?? you gotta be ready. ♪ oh, i'm ready i mean, really ready. are you ready to open? ready to compete? ready to welco

. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. anger on the streets, but at washington, d.c., it was all smiles with the president and president-elect had the first official meeting. trump taking time to refer to the president as quote good man. president-elect trump calling protests against his victory unfair. tweeting overnight that they are professional protesters incited by the media. this as largely peaceful protesters across the country take to the streets for the second night in a row. in portland, police classifying it as a riot. a stark contrast at the white house. trump speaking with president obama for an hour and a half inside the oval office. >> we talked about foreign policy and domestic policy and as i said last night, my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president-elect is successful. >> reporter: the pair striking a conciliatory tone. >> we discussed a lot of different situations. some wonderful and some difficulties. i very much look forward to deal

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