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jim axelrod now on the most emotionally drank presidential election we have ever experienced. ? ? ? >> reporter: whether the two words "president trump" left you screaming for joy or howling in anger-- hey, hey, he's got to go. >> reporter: it was not hard to find support for your view today. americans woke up like they went to bed-- deeply, bitterly, and the vote totals tell us, nearly evenlyivided. >> rush limbaugh documented to be almost always right. >> reporter: the same event that sparked full-floated hope on one radio station-- >> we have been validated by people did yesterday. >> reporter: ...left them drowning in despair just downtown dial. >for every pro-trump post like one from led, who said the election was ultimate vindication, there was one like chuck daly-- america made the choice to go backwards. kaitlyn, what kind of mood are you in today. >> reporter: great >> reporter: saquib. kaitlyn greiner and saquib rahim tell america's story today, looking at the same election and drawing two very different conclusions. >> the silent majority spoke during this election and th

jim axelrod, thank you very much. hillary clinton lost because more than two million democrats who vote forward president obama last time, were no-shows on tuesday. wisconsin is a democratic state that flipped. in 2012, obama beat mitt romney by seven points there, but this chip reid is in wisconsin. >> reporter: a chrysler engine plant used to stand on this lot in kenosha, wisconsin. six years ago it was shut down, and today, it is a baron?? fiel. at a nearby bar seb says plant workers used to come here in droves. hoping for a return to the good old days, she voted for donald trump. do you hope he can bring plants like that back? >> yes, i do. i hope we can get some type of factory work back here to bring back what we u kenosha. >> reporter: and you think donald trump can do that? >> i hope so, yes. >> reporter: you're not sure, but you hope? >> i hope so. >> reporter: four years ago, president obama won by 12 point in kenosha county. this time mr. trump eked out a victory by a fraction of a point. mr. trump won non-

jim axelrod is working on the story and has the latest. jim? >> reporter: scott, it is an absolutely horrific scene in chattanooga, tennessee. here is what we know: close to three dozen elementary school students were on a school bus this afternoon when it crashed. police do confirm multiple fatalities. it is unclear at this point just how many. ranging in age from kindergarten to fifth grade. the name of the school is woodmore elementary school. at least 23 passengers on that bus were take on the area hospitals in chattanooga. this is a fluid situation. the last child was rescued a short time ago. the bus was apparently the only vehicle in the crash, and pictures from the scene show a tree slicing through the crashed bush. again, a very grim situation in calling "a tragic event." >> pelley: jim axelrod, thank you. we will update this as we get more information. just as millions of americans are starting to hit the roads for the holiday, some of them have become very dangerous. in the east, many are covered with snow and ice. parts of new york

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here's jim axelrod. >> she is as crooked as they come. >> reporter: on the strumpf, candidate trump was crystal clear. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> reporter: but on "60 minutes," president-elect trump backed off his threat when lesley stahl asked about a special prosecutor. >> she did some bad things. i mean, she did some bad things. i don't want to hurt them. they're good people. real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing obamacare. it's a disaster. >> reporter: his stance on obamacare also seemed to soften. >> are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >>>> you're going the keep that? >> also the their parents for an extended period, very much try to keep that. when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. >> reporter: the trump on the trail also sounded different on immigration, promising to deport up to 12 million undocumented immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs. they'

jim axelrod has been listening to voters there as the candidates make their closing arguments. >> reporter: for these coal miners in western pennsylvania, the commute to work takes them two miles into the earth and 300 feet beneath. as dark and dusty as they find it making a buck, miners like joe somogyi, todd reisman and dave schrecengost have crystal clarity when it comes to this election. who are you voting for? >> donald trump. >> reporter: who are you voting for? >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> no question. >> reporter: and you're going to base your decision on what? >> i love my freedom, my guns, and i love my job in the coal mine. >> i feel she's a cookie cutter of the obama administration. it's not working for middle class, working americans. >> reporter: in the mines, hillary clinton never had a chance. >> because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business, right, tim? and we're going the make it clear that we don't want to forget those people. >> reporter: after todd reisman heard the first part, the second didn't matter. at 46, he's casting h

jim axelrod reports. crystal clear. >> if i win i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. president elect trump backed off his threat when lesley stahl asked. >> a special prosecutor? >>> i dent want to hurt them. i've don't want to hurt them. they're good people. >> real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing obamacare. it is a disaster. >> reporter: his stance on obamacare also seemed to soften. >> are you going to make sure that people with preconditions, are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> keep that. >> also with the children living with their parents for extended period. >> keep that? >> very much try to keep that. >> when mexico sends its people, trail also sounded different on immigration. promising to deport, up to 12 million undocumented immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists, some i assume are good people. the president-elect is promisi

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jim axelrod brought his healthy appetite to delmonico's. >> reporter: it's noon in the kitchen of manhattan. >> strip medium, fillet medium, burger medium. >> reporter: and head chef billy oliva has more than just today's lunch rush on his mind. >> it's challenging. a lot of those dishes that were invented here, lobster newburgh, chicken a la king. how do we keep people and grandchildren and great grandchildren of people that used to come here, how do we keep them interested in those >> reporter: is to take the history -- >> and bring it forward. >> reporter: dell monaco's is the nation's first formal restaurant. so in many ways this kitchen is the birthplace of what's growing into a $780 billion industry. its influence on our nation's menus is unmistakable. eggs benedict, baked alaska. >> this is where all the steaks start and finish. >> reporter: and of course the dell delmonico's stake a their name here. >> when people say delmonico steak, that's this guy. aged, boneless -- >> delmonico steaks sold all over the country. there's only one place that carries such meaning. >> it's right here