are we just going to do donald trump's tweet of the day? ( laughter ) >> trevor: that poor man! he's having an existential crisis on air! i mean, what is a journalist anymore? what is life? what is tweets? i'm going to thailand! ( laughter ) my theory is i believe donald trump has created his own universe and from within that universe he takes a madeup idea, throws it at us in the real world and whether we can prove him wrong it doesn't matter, we've lost and now we're in in s universe. last night he tweeted anyone who burned a flag should lose their citizenship. then there were all the arguments. once again, trump wins. doesn't matter. he could tweet that goblins are faster than unicorns and the next day the news would lose their minds for 24 hours. cnn would bring out a hologram uniform. don lemon would host a panel to talk about goblins and then trump would tweet about how the media is bad at journalist, talking about claims no one can prove because trump invented them. unicorns -- prove it! you're wrong. trump does this to the news all the time. he said cruz's dad killed j.f

of voter misconduct. >> trump has shared tweets from supporters who are hitting our senior washington jeff zel zells tweet saying he's pathetic. i it's pathetic! yeah! seriously, congrats to that keen teenage boy, just been named secretary of statement fantastic. and this whole thing with trump leads me to a question. have you ever argued with a toddler? if you have, you've probably lost that argument or killed a toddler. either way, you didn't win the argument because you can't win an argument against a toddler. toddlers will say the most odd landish (bleep) and the more you argue, the more enstretched they are in their views. a toddler will say anything, like my daddy is the strongest man in the world! no he's not. yeah, he is! no he's not. yeah, he is. prove it! you're, like, i can't prove it. he's, like, i told you! ( laughter ) the reason i'm saying this is over the course of the election season, we've come to realize there is a good chance that president-elect trump might have the mind of a toddler. ( laughter ) if you think about it, it makes sense. he loves the same things tod

just this morning -- president elect trump tweeted just this morning -- president elect trump tweeted out this in response to the ohio state university stabbings... and it's already making headlines: "isis is taking credit for the terrible stabbing attack at by a somali refugee who should not have been in our country." back to the trump tweet on flag burning. still getting a lot of reaction this morning. and it appears.. it may be the one thing the president elect and arizona senator john mccan agree on. team 12's bryan west is live from the newsroom with the details.. they both agree there should be some sort of punishment when it comes to burning the american flag, calling it not only wildly unpatriotic but also offensive to those who serve the country. his message said, there must be consequence - perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail." reporters on capital hill caught up with senator john mccain - who agrees. he said "i do not approve of burning the flag... there should be some punishment, but right now, the supreme court decision is that people are free to express themsel

this weekend she tweeted.. trump, want #recount2016? you cannot be on-again, off-again about democracy" meanwhile president-elect donald trump called the recount effort a scam. he says something fraudulent did happen during the election. mister trump tweeted... "...in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." the president-elect did not say where he got those numbers. mr. trump also tweeted last night: "serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california" -- at this point, there is no evidence to support that claim. happening today-- fox news is reporting milwaukee county sheriff david clarke will meet with president-elect donald trump. clarke has been a longtime vocal supporter of mister trump -- although there's no word on if he is being offered a position. fox6 reached out to clarke's office for comment. we were told quote-- "the sheriff doesn't have anything to say." milwaukee police need your help finding a sexual assault sus

trump's tweet is meant for. if he's serious about it. if we should ignore it and pay attention to something perhaps more important. what do you think? >> well, that's absolutely right. first of all, i don't think what the media is necessarily preoccupied here with is a debate over flag burning. about all other issues on the table. i think the question is a threat to infringe upon first amendment rights before the guy's even stepped foot in the oval office to begin his term. i think those are serious and legitimate concerns. as for donald trump's tweets, i mean, look, there is a very serious and robust debate taking place among journalists about how much do we cover these tweets, how much are these tweets meant to be a distraction from perhaps more pressing issues about donald trump, about various policy proposals or decisions he might make as commander in chief. look, what i would say is, you know, there are a lot of people in the media. the media's 24 hours a day, seven days a week. there's room for both. i think you have to focus on wh

. >> president-elect trump tweeted out two different viewpoints on those tests around the country. last night donald trump tweeted just had a very open and successful presidential election, now professional protesters, incited by the media are protesting, very unfair. and then another tweet. love the fact that the small groups of protesters last nights have passion for our great country, we will all come together and be proud. >> the democrats tweeted right back to trump and said it's very unfair that the person who got the most votes didn't win the election, the world is so unfair to you. we went to congressman boyle and we asked him about his tweets. >> if president-elect trump will see that we're tweeting -- >> boyle also said he doesn't think donald trump would have reacted as graciously as hillary clinton did if he lost. >>> the white house says president obama's final major foreign trip will focus on his successor. white house officials say that they expect most of the questions to be about trump than about climate change. >>> president obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the

trump tweeting about one of the top names floated for secretary of defense. trump saying general james "mad dog" mattis who is being considered for secretary of defense was very impressive yesterday. a true general's general. phil mattingly is there. what can you tell us more about the people coming and going. >> the

president elect trump tweeted calling it quote a scam.

another trump tweet unleashing criticism and concern. update our viewers. >> reporter: election officials are calling trump's claims of illegally cast votes as absurd, reckless and unbecoming of a president-elect. that is just from california's secretary of state. we have republican and democr democratic members who believe that trump is making a mockery of an election that he won. donald trump is spreading claims about the election he won, the president-elect tweeting, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. trump, who now trails hillary clinton by more than 2 million votes in the latest national count, offering no evidence to back up his statement about millions of illegal ballots. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: echoing themes from his campaign. >> it is a rigged system, and be careful with the voting. be careful with everything. >> reporter: trump is raising unfounded allegations of voter fraud in three states he lost, tweeting, seriou

trump tweeted about the topic 12 different times. more than he tweeted about any topic since being elected president. he even suggested at one point that he may have won the popular vote if votes cast illegally were not included. the clinton campaign is joined in on the effort. they say they don't find any evidence that anything wrong happened with the vote, but they want to rule in or rule out that possibility. trump has a busy monday planned at trump tower. eight different people will come to meet with him and the vice president-elect mike pence. among them david clarke. he is considered for secretary of homeland security. and kathleen white could be the next epa secretary. she was once the texas commissioner on environment quality. donald trump has a number of decisions to make. including the next secretary of state. >> ryan, thank you very much. let's bring in eugene scott. he must make sense of all of this for us. donald trump going after the popular vote here. this is a country divided. is there any upside to him doing this? >>

>>> donald trump, the president-elect, tweeting up a storm. we will tell you why he is now targeting cnn again. >>> wildfires burning out of control in tennessee. cities ordered to evacuate. the dollywood theme park on high ale alert. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is 30 minutes past the hour. was it an act of terrorism? this morning, investigators are examining the facebook posts of abdul razak ali artan. the somali immigrant who carried out a mass stabbing attack on the campus of ohio state university. he was a student at universiohi and complained online saying sick and tired of seeing fellow muslims being targeted. listen to the 911. >> the guy in the honda civic came out and running through the crowd. oh, my god. >> cnn's pamela brown is in columbus with more on the attack and investigation. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. we are learning more about the suspect. 18-year-old abdul artan. he plowed his car through the crowd at the ohio state university and started slashing peop

as a top aide tweeted that trump loyalists are warning against mitt ry choice for secretary of state. with cabinet appointments and meetings occupying much of his time, we've learned the president-elect has chosen not to receive daily u.s. intelligence briefings. we have it all covered from mar-a-lago tonight with kristen welker. >> reporter: donald trump celebrating his first thanksgiving as president-elect at his sprawling palm beach estate. eager to show he's not just relaxing, tweeting, trying to get carrier to stay in the company. the company in the trump target on the campaign trail. carrier confirming they're in conversations, but so far, no announcements. it all coincides with striking revelations, intelligence officials telling nbc news mr. trump has only received two intelligence briefings since the election, far fewer than the daily briefings that are expected. >> by not having daily briefs, he's risking the security of the united states. >> reporter: "the washington post" first noting that mike pence is getting briefed almost every day. the sessions sdiped to give a summar

trump tweeting millions voted. not sure is he going to be able to back that up. what's your feeling? >> well, of course is he not going to be able to back it up. and, you know, it's like jill stein saying in wisconsin and michigan there could have been fraud, there could have been systematic cyber attack there could have been some kind of russia than begans in this election and therefore let's do a recount. there could be a lot of things. that doesn't make them true. i mean, it could be that there are aliens circling the earth and on election day they and they are invincible, of course they train their ray guns on the ballot boxes on several states. as a result. 3 million g.o.p. votes disappeared. anything could be. >> the alien ray gun thick we are not going to buy. >> tell me why he? they are invincible. >> i give information that's accurate. i took a hard look at this california thing today and my staff. if you wanted to, you can get a license if you are not in this license legally and you can game that system in both. not that hard to do it. there is nobody c

this morning trump tweeted saying it is going so smoothly. congressman mike rogers quit the team on tuesday in a purge of people associated with the former transition leader chris christie. >>> future vice president mike pence is in washington, d.c. to have lunch with the man he is pence's wife karen is expected to join them. >>> tonight hillary clinton will make her first public appearance since her concession speech. children's defense fund in washington, d.c. will honor her tonight. clinton once worked there as a staff attorney. they call clinton a life long champion on children. >>> a jury convicted a man from greeley from killing his girlfriend's 2-year-old son. 34-year-old john white killed michael laura in 2015. he blamed the family dog. >>> as you were filling out your ballots last week did amendment tstump you? it confuses a number of voters because of the language in it. involuntary servitude is not allowed unless it is a punting election officials may do a recount. >>> looking live in downtown denver there is an attempt to clear ou

donald trump tweeting about a campaign promise, as new details and questions emerge about how often he's receiving intelligence briefings. >>> giving thanks. the celebrations and traditions at home and abroad, as retailers work to get holiday shoppers off the computer and into their stores. >>> fatal encounter. a teenager killed. a 62-year-old man charged with murder. what the suspect allegedly said that has the fbi looking into whether this was a hate crime. >>> and virtual house call. the hi-tech health care trend that's spreading. your doctor isn't that far away. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in lester holt. >>> good evening. i'm kate snow in for lester on this thanksgiving night. congratulations if you successfully avoided ?x talking politics over the turkey. but there is political news to cover tonight. from his estate in fl president-elect donald trump tweeted he was working hard this holiday. trump talking about a jj< campaign pledge to save jobs at a plant in indiana. as a top aide tweeted that trump loyalists are warning against mitt romney as t

trump did not respond to that tweet but thousands of his followers did. and they believe him when he says that there was a lot of voter fraud that happened in the election. but, you know, this is not about us. this is about looking for this evidence of wide spread voter fraud. and we're talking wide spread. he said millions of people voted illegally. if not for them he would have won the popular vote and it seems to me that is what this is all about here. sort of day by day the popular vote, the tally is increasing slightly. hillary clinton is up by just over 2 million. and that is agitating, i'm told by people who have spoken to transition officials and the president elect. and that is one of the things behind this. but i think it gets to a larger point as well. the pattern is interesting. we've seen a pattern throughout mr. trump's successful campaign. he tries to demonize and distract. and this is one of the latest things here. but so far he or his aides have not provided any evidence that millions of people voted illegally. >> those tweets have also g

trump tweeted today if cuba is unwilling to make a better deal for the cuban people american people, and the u.s. as a whole i will terminate the deal. >>> what we're learning tonight about the man involved in a deadly accident over the weekend. >>> they're trying to keep their heads above their water both. we took action this month about the high water bills. new tonight, a push to get the mayor out of office. >>> well the sheriff is launching his posse. the armed volunteers pal trolling the malls -- patrolling the malls. sheriff arpaio put this in action 23 years ago. how effective have they been? >> well, the sheriff tells me they have stopped car burglaries and nabbed car parking lots. but this year his concern not so much petty theft. the sheriff says he's worried about terrorism, carjackings, and shootings. the posse is armed volunteers. there will be a large presence at the malibu they'll be in vehicles -- at the mall, but they'll be in vehicles and on foot. purse snatchers. you'd be surprised what they see out there. >> person on top of the car, loading packages, person in th

trump tweeting this attack on "the new york times" just a couple of hours ago. he said the transition is going so smoothly. but his -- but his latest firing not likely to soothe the nerves of establishment republicans. mike roger the former chairman of the house intelligence committee was booted from trump's transition team. rogers telling cnn h

a late-night tweet from trump tonight shows he doesn't get it. he's claiming the press didn't know he had business interests after the show, one of its stars read a statement to pence written by the show's creator, linwell miranda. here's part of that. >> president-elect pence, we welcome you and we truly thank you for joining us here at hamilton american musical. we really do. we, sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. our families, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights, sir, but we truly hope this show hads inspired you to uphold our values and work on behalf of all of us. all of us. >> well, donald trump responded, as you might expect, with a series of angry tweets. quote, our wonderful future vp, mike pence, was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of "hamilton," cameras blazing. this should not happen if cast of "hamilton" was very rude last night, to a very good man. the cast and producers of "hamilton," which i hear is highl

but just as that plane took off, president-elect donald trump tweeted that he to open cuba. the relationship between these two countries, as complicated as ever. and to punctuate that, the white house said today that neither president obama or vice president biden plan to attend castro's funeral. >>> back in the u.s., jury selection began in the trial of a church massacre that shocked the nation. dylann roof is accused of killing nine african american worshippers at a church in charleston, roof can act as his own attorney. nbc's kerry sanders has details. >> reporter: wearing his striped jumpsuit in court today, dylann roof began representing himself. federal judge richard gerkel granted the 22-year-old's request to serve as his own lawyer, but warned it was strategically unwise. ruth mostly listened as the judge questioned potential jurors. one juror said the de murder. roof saying, at this point, i think he should be struck. roof faces 33 federal hate crime charges for the massacre of nine worshippers at a black church in charleston in june of 2015. the survivors say they

trump talking about a campaign pledge to as a top aide tweeted that trump loyalists are warning against mitt romney as the choice for secretary of state. with cabinet appointments and meetings occupying much of his time, we've learned the president-elect has chosen not to receive daily u.s. intelligence briefings. we have it all covered from mar-a-lago tonight with kristen welker. >> reporter: donald trump celebrating his first thanksgiving as president-elect at his just relaxing, tweeting, trying to get carrier to stay in the company. the company in the midst of a move to mexico, was a constant trump target on the campaign trail. carrier confirming they're in conversations, but so far, no announcements. it all coincides with striking revelations, intelligence officials telling nbc news mr. trump has only received two intelligence briefings since the election, far fewer than the daily briefings that are expected. briefs, he's risking the security of the united states. >> reporter: "the washington post" first reported the news, noting that mike pence is getting briefed almost every day.

the general counsel responding to trump's tweets with a dose of irony. saying, we are getting attacked for participating in a recount that we didn't ask for by a man who won the election, but thinks there was massive fraud. >> i was asked a thousand times will donald trump accept the election results? and now you have the democrats and jill stein saying they do not accept the election results. the idea that we're going to drag this out now where the president-elect has been magnanimous to the clintons and obamas is pretty incredible. >> reporter: the clinton campaign in the white house says they see no evidence that voting systems were hacked, but stein asserts the recount is necessary. >> our voting system should have that kind of assurance built into it so there is automatic auditing taking place to make sure we're not being hacked. >> reporter: we are expecting to hear more this morning about the status of the recount. as for donald trump's claims i reached out to many people on his campaign if they have any basis to support his response that millions

trump tweeted no proof to back up his claims. california's secretary of state called the allegations of voter fraud absurd. trump's latest tweetstorm comes as there is more attention on his global business interests. >> what are all these conflicts of interest? i think that's the thing that's going to follow him through this entire presidency. kenneth: there's also transition turmoil over possible secretary of state contender mitt romney. >> he went out of his way to hurt donald trump. i don't think a cost of admission for party unity has to be the secretary of state position. kenneth: says he will have a second meeting with romney tomorrow and will meet with former cia director david petraeus. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. sean: the new hampshire secretary of state's office says there's no indication of widespread voter fraud in the granite state. and if the president-elect has any proof that there was, officials are urging him to present it. wmur's mike cronin is live with more. mike: though donald trump won the election

donald trump tweeted this morning " busy day planned in new york. will soon be m important decisions on the people who will be running our government!" doug luzader has the story from washington. there is a huge task ahead now for the incoming trump administration, filling thousands of federal jobs over the next two months or so just as some of his political opponents refuse to accept the outcome of the election. mos says "we reject the president-elect." protests quickly spun out of control in portland, where an angry crowd lashed out at tuesday's days do you think this is going to go on? four years." there were similar protests in california. washington, d-c. some protesters even wound up in front of trump tower in new york, where trump responded on twitter. trump tweet "..just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair!" nats says "..here we go, looks like glass projectiles are being thrown at the police." even the white house call earnest says "..the preside

tom rath, who opposed trump tweeted this will probably cost me a spot in the cabinet but there was no fraud in new hampshire. there just wasn't. a spokesperson from for senator-elect the tweet is unsubstantiated. >> this was a hack-riddled election and on top of that, our voting machines are very open to hacking. >> the president-elect's chief of staff fighting back. >> this is a fundraising, notoriety driven fraud by a person who won 33 thousand votes >> hillary clinton's campaign lawyers didn't uncover any evidence of hacking. live in the news courtroom, kris anderson. >> sarah: celebrations at miami international airport after the first commercial flight flew direct to havana, cuba. the flight took off this morning and landed about 8:30 local time. there had been charter flights to other provinces since september but this is the first direct flight in more than 50 fidel castro. there will be a simultaneous 21 gun salute in havana as well as santiago. cubans will pay respects throughout the country at different memorials today and tomorrow. a public mass will be in revolution plaza

ally says he's got his own concerns about certain trump tweets, like a recent one on voter fraud, pointing to the different weight of a president's words, versus a candidate's. >> presidents of the united states can't randomly tweet without having somebody check it out. >> the president-elect also on twitter to promote what he's calling his thank you tour, kicking off thursday in cincinnati. he seemed to enjoy the energy of those campaign rallies as candidate. now as president-elect, lester, packing his bags to get back on the road. >> all right, hallie jackson, thank you. >>> let's turn back to the president-elect's pick for health and human services. it's shining a spotlight on the coming effort to repeal and replace obamacare. the question for millions who depend on it, what next? nbc's kristen welker has that story? >> reporter: since obamacare's implementation six years ago, georgia congressman tom price has been proposing ways to dismantle it. >> a mandate that the government tells you what kind of health care you've got to have? is that what you want? >> no! >> reporter: now as pres

and in true trump fashion donald trump already tweeting about the transition. just about 30 minutes ago, saying, busy day planned in new york. we'll soon be making some very important decisions. on the people who will be running our government. the trump transition team hard at work, trying to come up with the names of the people who will fill his administration. you know, carol, he's been criticized for having too many insiders involved in this whole process. you know he was the one who said he was going to drain the swamp. get rid of the washington insiders. get rid of the corruption. a number of insiders involved in this, people like the former attorney general edwin meese or former adviser kick cheney, former administrator from the bush administration also involved in all this but there's an argument you need some inidentifiers to help out with this. one of the positions being talked about, being talked about a lot in the media is white house chief of staff. it's typically one of the first announcements that's made. i say typical but this has not been a typ

got on social media and tweeted out -- the first tweet was i settled the trump university lawsuit for a small fraction of the award because as president i have to focus on our country, and then minutes later he got back on social media and tweeted the only bad thing about winning the presidency is that i did not have the time to go through a long but winning trial on trump university. too bad. as we know very well, donald trump does not like to lose, as evidenced by that last tweet there. betty? >> all right, a lot of people will be read into all of this, and thank you for that. >>> more on transition plans now, and let's bring in our former diplomacy national press secretary for mitt romney in 2012. what was the reaction from the romney camp when the invite came from the trump side? >> i think we were all surprised. romney did reach out to trump after he won to congratulate him, and my understand something the trump team followed up on that call with a request for a meeting. don't know what is going to come or what will be said, but it's encouraging for trump to reach out and speak t

this is a trump tweet from just yesterday. quote, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, he tweets, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. but here's the thing. there is absolutely no evidence to back up what he's claiming, that he won the popular vote. so, where is trump getting this from at all? let's go to dylan byers, it's totally false. where is he getting this? >> the claim is totally false. how often do you have the guy who won the election alleging fraud in the campaign he won. where he's getting it is something that bubbled up through conspiracy theory sites. started with greg phillips, has about 26,000 twitter followers. he tweeted something out alleging there had been 3 million illegal votes that might have tipped the scales in favorite of hillary clinton days after the election. this got picked up and sort of passed around. it wound up at infowars.com, which is, of course, the website belonging to alex jones, who has a litany of conspiracy theories he

even donald trump is tweeting about it. could it ever change? this is "hardball," the place for politics. the first rule of being a viking. is that teamwork is important. remember to do the little things. help each other out. and the second rule of being a viking. there's more than one way to win. vikings: war of clans play free now. >> welcome back. hillary clinton leads by 800,000 votes. protests have been out there taking place across the country. they are all over the place voicing their decent over the results of the election. donald trump himself even has reservations. here is what trump told leslie on sunday night on "60 minutes". >> now, for months you were running around saying that the system is rigged, the whole thing was rigged. you tweeted that the electoral college is a disaster for democracy. do you still think it is rigged? >> i won with the electoral college. >> exactly. do you think it is rigged? >> yes. some of the election locations are, some of the system is. >> even though you won you're saying that? >> i'm not going to cha

campaign, tweets coming from donald trump and tweets going through their pro-trump organizations. russia practically ran that. i myself have been attacked by pro-trump trolls and featured in sputnik once it came out that we operation. to diminish the worldwide respect for our democracy? >> i would like to think an led by a former kgb officer and director of the fsb would only want to create mischief and mayhem in the united states electoral system. deliberate, an organizational operation like this would have taken hundreds of operators who would have had to have watched carefully the machinery of the minute-to-minute basis with were -- and obviously they only favored one candidate -- and that candidate was elected. democratic national committee and embarrassing people with all those e-mails. the republican national committee at all. >> no, not at all. hacks that occurred, as we understand it, was lindsey graham, an adamant opponent against russia and the ukraine, john mccain and colin powell. colin powell, who would have been the most noteworthy of the conservatives who would have

trump tweeted at least 88 times since election night. the meeting with the "new york times." joining me to talk about trump and twitter and what he is trying to do and what we should do to with treat it. i win the popular vote if we don't count millions of illegal votes. he pulls that out of thin air and that's explosive for a president-elect to say. some people say this is a strategic move and he is thinking this out and thinking three moves ahead. others say this is a guy sitting there firing off tweets. do you have a sense from trump's standpoint? >> it doesn't matter. what he thinks is that the best thing ever said about trump. he is a chaos candidate. whether he knows it, when there is chaos and people talking about each other and arguments even if he loses, he wins. into this shouting and arguments and no you didn't comes with the man with the answer and the answer is on the hat. he wants to create that atmosphere. some of it is because he has poor impulse control. they took away his twitter in the campaign so he is not consciously doing it. it doesn't matter. what are

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 voting discrepancies. >> this is a total and complete distraction and a fraud and something they should drop. we will win again for the second time and they will lose again for the second time. >> reporter: republicans quickly slamming clinton, despite her campaign statement that they're not challenging the results. trump even quoting from her concession speech where she urged americans to move forward. adding, "so much time and money will be spent. same result, sad. the clinton campaign general counsel responding to trump's tweets with a dose of irony. saying, we are getting attacked for participating in a recount that we didn't ask for by a man who won the election,

>> facts and figures have never stopped donald trump from tweeting whatever he wants to tweet. i think he is irritated by this recount. i think it got under his skin. we know when something is irritating to donald trump he can't let go of it. so he has been on a tweet storm today about that. i think it's counter productive. let it go. don't give it importance. the huge likelihood is it's not going to change the results whatsoever. why give it more oxygen? by him tweeting out against it he is letting america know he is really bothered by it and he can't restrain or discipline himself to focus on the matters at hand. here he is again chasing the shi shiney object. >> he is president-elect. why do you think this seems to be getting under his skin so much? >> i think he is bothered by it. the biggest thing is in a debate they asked him if he would honor it. he said i have got questions about it and i may challenge it. hillary clinton was in her support of whatever happens we'll support it. if i were the person that was president-elect i would be p perturbed too. when she was so in

trump tweeted he's working hard even on thanksgiving to try and get the carrier air conditioning plant to stay in indiana. earlier this year it announced the company was moving to mexico taking 1,400 jobs. trump often played reference to -- made reference to carrier during the campaign saying if the company moved to mexico, it would pay a hefty import tax. he takes over the white house in less than 60 days. he released a video today urging the country to move past what he called a very bruising election campaign. >> it's my prayer on this thanksgiving we begin to really our transgressions and move forward >> there are some questioning how his fast business holdings create conflict of interest especially with foreign governments. the president-elect insists he's no longer in charge of his many businesses. >>> nearly 10,000 runners showed up for the mile high turkey trot. the windy morning did not stop families from coming out to get in on the race at wash park in running the frisco 5k turkey trot this year. his name is christmas. he apparently has a bit of an identity crisis. this turke

here's what he had to say about the -- donald trump tweeting about this. >> like today what donald trump has said, the president-elect of the united states, that those who burn the flag should be jailed or lose their citizenship. what does that say about our first amendment? what does that say about freedom of speech? i think those are much more complicated issues and those are much more important than talking about a small college in the middle of massachusetts that has burned a flag. >> reporter: what's interesting about that young man, eduardo sandiego, he is undocumented. he has a full ride scholarship to this college. he came to the united states when he was 16 years old. he grew up the last several years in -- outside of atlanta in georgia. he was not able to go to school there. he was able to go to school here. he was top of his class. he's on the board of trustees. he's a student on the trustees here. and he is undocumented. so feels very, very passionate and feels that the president-elect is tweeting specifically and threatening specifically him. as for the flag burning he doesn

the third thing to trump tweet, when trump said the theater must always be a safe and special place, one of the biggest frustrations of conservatives in this race is, well, i shouldn't say biggest, but one of the biggest conversations is that is idea we need safe spaces, kids need days off from school to respond. trump, president-elect trump, you are not being a voice of the people that elected you. this is not about safe spaces anymore. my brain just ask exploded. of a hamilton being critical, give me a break. this someone who attacks everyone who he disagrees with >> i'm sorry your brain exploded, first of all >> thank you, tom. >> but you know what? the actors can say that and donald trump can make his, you know, plea for an, you know who i haven't heard complain? mike pence. mike pence is the guy who was there. mike pence is the guy who actually went to go see the show because maybe he wanted to learn something and maybe he did want to experience, you know, some variety as far as, you know, some educational entertainment there. >> and we haven't heard from him >> mike pence go se

trump tweeted no proof to back up his claims. the california secretary of state called allegation of voter >> what are all these conflicts of interest? that is the thing that will follow him through this entire presidency. kenneth: there is also turmoil over possible secretary of state contender mitt romney. >> i do not think the call for unity has to be at the secretary of state position. kenneth: he will also meet tomorrow with david petraeus. jummy: we want to turn forecaster there are big changes coming our way. brian van de graaff has a look at the forecast. brian: we are starting off with some sunshine, but that has given way to added clouds. i want to you -- i when you to know that the clouds have come in. only 42 at john champe high , virginia. the key for today is that we remain dry. no need for the umbrella today. but come tomorrow, changes will be moving in here. dry for your drive home, but for the tomorrow morning rush, showers on the doorstep. they will be with us off and on throughout the day tomorrow as well as we

bad report, other tweets to follow. donald trump retweeted one. what proof do you have that donald trump did not suffer from million of fraud votes? all this notable because all day we have been asking transition sources here, what sort of evidence does donald trump have. they have not supplied any evidence to back up those claims. >> the tirade started over the weekend when donald trump falsely alleged massive voter fraud in an election that he won, correct? >> absolutely right. again, these are baseless allegations. he launched a series of tweets over the weekend saying he is the victim of voting fraud, including this in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. he is saying there even though hillary clinton does lead by over 2 million votes in the popular vote, that he believes he should have won and claiming again, without evidence that there are people who voted illegally. he continued serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california,