[booing] mr. trump: you know what? [booing] mr. trump: hey, in the great state of ohio, we do not have the upper echelon of politician either, did we? but i will say this, i will say this. and it was very nice. your governor john kasich called me after the election and was very nice. [booing] mr. trump: he said "congratulations, that was amazing." he couldn't believe how much we we won ohio and the election by. remember, you cannot get to 270 with the dishonest press. there is no road. folks, how many times did we hear this? "there is no path to 270." [laughter] mr. trump: there is no path. [laughter] [cheers and applause] mr. trump: there is no path. [cheers and applause] there are is no path for donald trump. texas is in play, remember that one? [laughter] now as rep. pocan:, i'm supposed to win texas -- now as a republican, i'm supposed to win texas, when georgia, the great state of utah. i love those states. remember when they said donald trump is going to lose to some guy i never heard of? who is that guy? he is going to lose

[laughter] mr. trump: all right? i have a feeling they won't be saying it, but i know we will be saying it. [applause] mr. trump: but the president is very positive, but he is not positive, and i mean, maybe he is getting his orders from somebody else? does that make sense? could that be possible? but i said when do you think, when do you think you lost and we won? and i will say this, when ohio came in with those huge numbers, when iowa came in with those huge numbers, and then -- huge -- and then we won florida. now the pundits go out again, and we are talking about the great state of north carolina. we love north carolina. the great state of north carolina, so, they say there is no way. you have to see how much more money she spent than us. oh, but those buses. they were comfortable for our people there in -- for our people. you have to see how much money they spent in north carolina. and they said north carolina -- you have to understand, i've won everything now. south carolina, which is great. i have texas, geor

mr. trump... naming more nominees for his cabinet this the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. arles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. watching the fox 6 wakeup news. today: partly sunny, windy and bitter cold. high: 12 wind: nw 1 clear and cold. low: -3 wind: nw 10-15 mph traffic check red on traffic map map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays "people are looking at his resume and, honestly, they've never seen a resume like this before." praising his pick for secretary of state... but exxon-mobil c-e-o rex tillerson could face a tough confirmation battle. angelica has the latest in studio. tillerson is the c-e-o of exxon-mobil... a 170 billion dollar global c

[booing] mr. trump: what a difference. .mr. trump: what a difference. but we are turning that around. what a terrible thing that was. gross incompetence on so many levels. the era of economic surrender is over. we are going to fight for every last american job. it's time to remove the rust from the rest out and usher in a new industrial revolution. we are going to do it. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: on health care reform, we will repeal and replace obamacare. we have no choice. we have no choice. and we will finally fix health care for america's incredible veterans. veterans, we love our veterans. where are the veteran's? raise your hand. who is a veteran? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: we have got a lot of veterans. our veterans have not been treated properly, and i want to thank our veterans, and i want to thank our military, and i want to thank our police forces because the number of votes i got was staggering, staggering. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: for whatever reason, people in uniform like trump. i don't know, i've never figured -- i h

[cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you. >> trump! trump! trump! [cheers and applause] mr. trump: so, the weather was really bad, really bad, and they said, you know, these are great people in north carolina, they won't mind. [cheering] mr. trump: they said they won't mind if you cancel and make it another time. and i said, what? and they said, we have a big crowd, but they won't mind, just because the weather was so terrible. i said, you've got to be kidding. so we have been driving for 2.5 hours. but there was no way that we were not showing up tonight, that i can tell you. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: we could not land at your local airport. we landed a long ways away. the drive was about three times longer than the flight. but we made it. that's all that matters, right? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and i'm here today for one main reason, to thank you, the people of north carolina, for being so incredible. we want to thank you. you went out and pounded the pavement, you organize your fellow citizens, and propelled to victory a grassroots movement, the likes of wh

[applause] mr. trump: speaker ryan: mr. how aboutmr. trump: it? don't tell me, this is untrue. and do you know what she doesn't understand? things are going to be much better now. [applause] mr. trump: i mean think of it. we won in a landslide. that was a landslide and we did not have the press. the press was brutal. you know what? [booing] hey, in the great state of ohio, we do not have the upper echelon of politician either, did we? but i will say this, i will say this. and it was very nice. your governor john kasich called me after the election and was very nice. [booing] mr. trump: he said congratulations, that was amazing. he couldn't believe how much we -- we won ohio and the election by. remember, you cannot get to 270 with the dishonest press. there is no road. folks, how many times did we hear this? there is no path to 270. [applause] there is no path. [applause] mr. trump: there are is no path for donald trump. texas is in play, remember that one? now as a republican i'm supposed to -- as a republican i'm supposed to win georgia. as a republican i'm supposed to win th

trump had worked as a quote, high-end escort. mrs. trump is also suing the british tabloid "daily mail" for their quote of her very racy intended that their statement was true. cbs news justice correspondent paula reed. >> melania trump has the resources to carry on a long legal fight. even if she doesn't win this could serve as a deterrent for other smaller news outlets that don't have the same resources to defend themselves. >> reporter: both "the daily mail" and tarpley.net retracted their stories. tarpley put out a story saying trump's lawsuit is a lawsuit without merit. charles harder, the hollywood lawyer who helped hulk hogan win a massive lawsuit that essentially put the gossip website gawker out of business is also representing mrs. trump. he says the statements about her were 100% false and tremendously damaging. the case is heading to trial in montgomery county, maryland, just outside of washington. the next few months, mrs. trump is planning not to move into the white house, but to stay here at trump tower while their son

so we had an amazing night. >> trump! trump! trump! mr. trump: thank you. they forgot about you people. by the way, in four years, they are not going to forget. because you are not going to forget. we just went up and it was amazing. and we won michigan. these folks have done an unbelievable job. ronald mcdaniels, what a great job you and your people have done, an incredible job. and then we won wisconsin, which was so incredible. that one way were not expecting, necessarily, and it came in. they are incredible people, hard-working people. and it was over. it was an amazing experience. and winning pennsylvania -- for 38 years, they did not win it. and it was always the one that got away. every republican said, we are going to win pennsylvania. and it never happened, they say the bride that got away. everyone said they would win it. not only did they not win it, they lost it big. i felt so good in pennsylvania. thesetime, we would have massive crowds, signs and everybody's lawn. the trump-pence sign. and by the way, how good is mike pence? how good is he? [c

[applause] mr. trump: he is an amazing man. [chanting trump] mr. trump: jeff is an amazing man. working with him, i know we will make these incredible strides that our country has to make in restoring safety and justice for all of our people. again, alabama, i know because i get so many letters from the people of alabama in so many forms of communication, including tweets. they are so proud. they are so proud of him, and we are proud of him. so thank you, thank you jeff, fantastic. so great. jeff talked a little bit about the election and his endorsement. do you want me to discuss that evening one more time? should i? [applause] mr. trump: yes or no? i could give you a beautiful, rhetorical, flowing speech, and we could fall asleep together. or we can discuss this. i am really here because i promised you during that while had in august, a long time ago, seems like a long time ago. a lot of things came out of that day. it opened up the eyes of the media. even though the media that dislikes us all. it opened up their eyes. and it began to a certain extent, june 16. i remember comi

it's demanding that trump prove that mr. trump did not collaborate with russia during the campaign. is that also info you might welcome? >> well, i wouldn't welcome it. i hadn't heard that news. i'm not sure i'm ready to take that step where mr. trump was involved with russia. i'm simply concerned russia was involved with our election when they shouldn't be. i'm not prepared to make accusations against another u.s. citizen without further evidence. the director of national intelligence can provide us whatever declassified facts he has and we can look at them and go from there. >> do you believe that russia tilted the election towards trump? >> well, i guess that's really the question, isn't it? we don't know. that's why i'm looking for a fact-based intelligence agency. when the report came out i was disappointed that mr. trump's first reaction was to defend russia instead of the cia and fact-based intelligence gathering like i would think any american president would. >> what would you say, mr. trump says this whole thing with russia has become politicized. it's just a push to deleg

but no leader has taken to such platforms like mr. trump. last week, during a post- election review at harvard, mr. trump's former campaign manager, corey lewandowski, spoke about how the president- elect sees the press: >> donald trump understands the media and he understands the american electorate and he understands how to drive a message. however, donald trump also has the ability to bypass the mainstream media by going directly to social media. >> sreenivasan: the president- elect did hold an off-the-record meeting with television anchors and executives last month, and on-the-record conversations with "the new york times" and "wall street journal," but he has also repeatedly traveled without notifying the press pool assigned to cover him. that's led reporters to voice concerns about a lack of access. mr. trump is, however, expected to hold his first press conference as president-elect next thursday. we take a broader look at the president-elect's unprecedented relationship with the press and unique communication style, with micheline ma

mr. trump says the price tag is, quote, ridiculous. he tweeted, boeing is building a brand-new 747 air force one, more than $4 billion. cancel order! john gillham has worked at boeing for 30 years. >> the way he is talking about bringing back jobs, now he is taking them away. that's being a little two-faced. >> mr. trump's tweet came just 22 minutes after the "chicago tribune" posted an article highlighting the differences between mr. trump's position on trade with china and that of boeing's ceo. >>> there is still no clear indication of what caused last week's oakland warehouse fire that killed 36 people, but investigators are looking at whether a refrigerator or another appliance may have been involved. they do not believe the fire was deliberately set, though. a local state of emergency has been declared so the city can collect state and federal funds to cover the cost of the fire. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: crews have now searched most of the warehouse that was the site of a deadly fire on photographer. workers usin

god bless you. >> [applause] mr. trump: he is an amazing man. .> trump, trump, trump, trump mr. trump: jeff is an amazing man and working with him, i know we will make these incredible strides the country has to make in restoring safety and justice to all of our people. i get so many letters from the people of alabama and every other form of communication, including tweets. they are so proud. they are so proud of them. we are proud of them. thank you. it is fantastic. so great. aboutalked a little bit the election and his endorsement, and if you want, do you want me to discuss that evening one more time? should i? yes or no? i could give you a beautiful rhetorical flowing speech and we could all fall asleep together, right? or we could discuss it. this is our last stop. i promise you, during that wild day that we had in august, a of thingsago, a lot came out of that day and opened up the eyes of the media, even the media that dislikes us all. it opened up their eyes. to a certain extent, here on june 16. remember coming down the escalator with melania? i talked about crime, i ta

mr. trump is very impressed with mr. tillerson after meeting on tuesday and they are expected to meet again in the next few days. other two include familiar names. mitt romney along with bob corker and rudy giuliani who we are told was offered and turned down the chance to head the department of homeland security. david petraeus is still under consideration though with three other generals already named to mr. trump's cabinet there are concerns with naming a fourth. he did announce a pick for labor secretary and de -- andy puzder. he says his cabinet will be the greatest in american history. >> i believe we are in the process of putting together one of the great cabinets that has ever been assembled in the history of our nation. do you like it so far everybody? >> today mr. trump continues his that you are tour with a stop in baton rouge, louisiana and tonight grand rapids, michigan. at these previous thank you rallies hathere have been cabin selections named. ra oo looets keep talking about the secretary of state sweeps

yes, mr trump's press advisers? yes, mr trump is mac transition team have been left with the task of translating that remarkable tweet. they say what he meant to say was it is important to prevent nuclear proliferation, especially regarding terrorist organisations and rogue states. the transition team also pointed out that mr trump has been emphasising the need to modernise america's deterrent capability. that is the note on his website. if that is the note on his website. if that is what he is saying with this tweet thenit is what he is saying with this tweet then it seems as if he would be supporting president obama's current policy which is to modernise america's ageing arsenal, but if thatis america's ageing arsenal, but if that is what he was trying to say, he did so in a way that caused quite a lot of surprise and alarm. there isa a lot of surprise and alarm. there is a difference between modernising and expanding and it is the word x band which drew a lot of attention? that is right. —— the word expand. p

[cheers] mr. trump: there is no path. [cheers] mr. trump: there is no path. incredible. and then he said, donald trump is the next president of the united states. it is huge. it is huge. it was an amazing evening. [chanting "trump"] mr. trump: thank you. and congratulations to you. they never gave pennsylvania that glamour of victory. they should have. those people were so incredible. i was with them last night, i said, they took it away from you. but then pennsylvania came in and others came in. we ended up with 306. it could have been more than that. it was an amazing evening. they say the most historic ever. but you know what is more important now, that we altogether do a great job. that is what is next, ok? we are going to do a great job. for years, the jobs and wealth have been ripped out of our country. richgn powers have gotten bleeding america dry. andthat is all about to end it is going to end rapidly. the american worker is finally going to have a chance. and the white house will be a champion for you. our economic agenda can be summed up in three beautiful wor

[applause] mr. trump: i have no choice. [applause] mr. trump: ethics reform will be a crucial part of our 100 day plan, as well. we are going to drain the swamp in washington dc. i will impose a five year ban on congressional officials becoming lobbyists, and a lifetime ban on officials becoming lobbyist for a foreign government. [applause] mr. trump: since i have become involved with costs, and as business people, we sort of understand it. i think these people that give out billions and billions and billions of dollars of contracts to companies should never be allowed to leave and go to work with any of these companies. ok. no more. got to be a lifetime ban. then you wonder why it is costing so much, why is it so high? i could name so many different -- you look at some of the fighter jets being built, you look at some of the things that are happening -- and i am not just talking about the military, i am talking about other purchases. when they are in charge of purchasing, they should never during their lifetime be allowed to go to work f

responds. >> they played so nice for so long mr. trump and mr. obama. >> remember when he accused mr. trump of whining when he said there was hacking going on during the elections. >> julian assange makes it clear russia is not the inside source to the doshg nc. in the first interview he's talking about the hacking hysteria. >> let me be clear. russia did not give you the podesta documents or anything from the dnc. >> that's correct. >> can you confirm whether or not you have hacked information from the rnc? >> we received about three-pages of information to deal with the rnc and trump, but it was already public. >> when asked if president obama was traying to delegitimize mr. trump when asked if he helped him win assange said yes. >> how should the u.s. respond? log on to the fox & friends first facebook page live debate #keep talking. >>> he made a stop in pennsylvania he turned a state red for the first time in decades. he called for de regulation, unity and patriotism. >> whether it is building cars, producing steel or curing disease, we want

i mean mr. trump is going to take a lot of calls. >> right. no, the problem is that a lot of our china policy is predicated on a complete lie. this lie that taiwan is a part of china, that the president of taiwan isn't the president of taiwan. there are other lies that sort of stem from this, that trade, for example, is going to improve the behavior of china when we know the opposite. in the last decade, china has gotten worse toward its own people and has robbed us blind, stealing jobs from the united states and stealing intellectual property left and right. >> so this woman, who is a president, i want to point out, just because we can, she was elected, right? >> that's right. >> she's a sitting leader of another country. >> right, exactly. and the first woman elected in asia who is not related or married or the daughter of a previous president. really a watershed for taiwan. also the third time taiwan has had a change in parties in peaceful democratic elections, and proof that chinese, ethnic chinese everywhere are, you know, qualified for d

trump. although critics call mr. trump's tone reckless. during a phone call with pakistan's prime minister, mr. trump reportedly said to mr. sharif, quote, you have a very good reputation. you are a terrific guy. you are doing amazing work which is visible in every queue and i'm ready and willing to play any role you want me to play. feel free to call me any time even before the 20th of january, that is before i assume my office. end quote. and this wording comes from the pakistani prime minister's office. trump's team will not confirm those comments. but describe the conversation as, quote, productive. but here's the thing. as you know, words matter. and the u.s. relationship with pakistan is crucial. it is one of the most sensitive in the world. it's also quite complicated. in recent years pakistan has come under fire for not doing enough to fight terrorism within its borders. after the u.s. navy s.e.a.l. raid that killed osama bin laden inside pakistan, then-cia director leon panetta slammed pakistani officials and their possible knowle

mr. trump climbed on board the plane, he says, is a step up from air force one. much of his team was there. chief of staff reince priebus and senior adviser steve bannon, national security adviser general mike flynn, and rudy giuliani, who just took himself out of the running for secretary of state. once we leveled off, i asked the president-elect about his new life. army/navy game. in a sense, is this your unofficial debut as commander in chief? >> no, it's just something i've wanted to see. it's beautiful. it's hopefully going to be a good game. but really just something i want to see. it's the armed forces. i love and respected armed forces. it's going to be -- i think we're going to have a good time. >> you spent five years at the new york military academy, a boarding school, where you became the captain of cadets. what did you learn there about military discipline? >> well, i learned that i respected it. i respect people in the military. i always have. at least since i've been there. and we had military people there. we had drill sergeants and colonels. we h

trump's evangelical advisory board. mr. physical welfalwell, merry and welcome to "fox news sunday." >> merry christmas to you. >> last january, mr. trump spoke at liberty university. here's a clip -- >> we're going to protect christianity, and i can say that. i don't have to be politically correct. >> you were one of the first prominent evangelicals to endorse him. for the rest of the campaign, other leaders of your faith as well as a lot of students or some students i should say at liberty university criticized you, especially after the release of that "access hollywood" tape. but you never wavered. how come? >> no. i just saw in mr. trump someone who really loved the american people, who was for the working man, the common man. i saw that early on. he spoke at liberty in 2012, as well. i've gotten to know him over the years. i believed -- it was sort of a gamble because i didn't know where he'd come down on all the issues. because i believed he was a good man, i believed he would come down on the right side of the issues

nothing from mr. trump. you know, i think that what he's doing is indicating that he's going to have a very different relationship with us. and we can't pretend that it's going to be business as usual because it's not. >> and basically it would be the same. let me play you a sound bite from her and get your reaction. >> this will be a traditional white house in the sense that you will have a great deal of press availability on a daily basis and a president at that continues to be engaged with the press. >> well, there it is trampt additional white house, do you buy that? we never had a tweeter-in-chief before. >> no. exactly. of course i don't buy that. everything about this administration, everything about mr. trump is unusual, is different. that's why people elected him or at least a lot of people. so i don't think we can possibly think that the man who calls us sleaze bags will want to embrace us. he's not going to have a choice, eric. whether or not he meets with us, we are going to continue covering him

since there is confusion, you said mr. trump won't get in the way of the executive branch. will he cooperate to the extent it is ever required with these investigations, bipartisan now that have been called for, to look into whether russia was involved? >> and how are you characterizing his cooperation? >> dickerson: well, i don't know where the investigation will lead but in terms of people engaging how seriously the president-elect takes this notion, leaving politics out of it because you now have senators on the republican and the democratic side saying this is worth looking into if for no other reason than to clear up the confusion, does mr. trump in the spirit of that want to cooperate with stump an investigation? >> john, he has made very clear how he views this. i mean we don't want anybody, any foreign -- >> dickerson: he said it is ridiculous. that seems to be pretty critical of the idea it is worth looking into. >> but let's be fair to him. what president-elect trump said is ridiculous is this idea that it was meant to help him become president of the united state

mr. trump: we had a lot of fun fighting hillary, didn't we? jews an: his support worse a chant of lock her up. and like he did during the campaign, trump going after the media. mr. trump: very dishonest people. should i go on a little street cabinet picks. mr. trump: he put on a billionaire at commerce. because this guy knows how to make money, folks. suzanne: the president-elect surprising the crowd and even his own staff with an impromptu announcement. mr. trump: we are going to appoint "mad dog" mattis as our he's great. suze san: the general has a reputation for being outspoken. he led a marine division in the invasion of iraq and led from 2010-2013 and earned his nickname mad dog and the warrior monk for his attention to military tactics and strategy. mr. trump: they say he's the closest thing to general george patton that we have and it's about time. it's about time. to come soon. the president-elect saying this about mitt romney, his one "time" foe now contender for the job. mr. trump: we got along we well, very nice in his remarks afte

mr. trump is the president. where there is common ground, we are certainly not going to oppose him on issues just for the sake of doing so. but we are concerned about though is that there's is very little precious common ground. if the people he has appointed to lead important agencies, such as the department justice with people he has indicated he will nominate, are going to roll back policies, initiatives that are critical issues in voting, issues in policing, issues related to poverty, i think and all those kinds of issues the civil rights community will stand united against those policies. >> i think no more need be said by me. >> let me just say something. you know, it's an important question. we are trying to do our job. our job is to represent these constituencies. our job is to promote the civil rights and interests of these constituencies. when we feel that is being threatened, we need to call it out. i want to make it really clear. we are also reaching out. we are asking president-elect trump to hear u

trump also focused on national security. mr. trump told the crowd in north carolina that he'll strengthen the country's military and he officially named his choice for defense secretary. roxana saberi has more. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump continued his thank you tour in fayetteville, north carolina, tuesday, vowing to fight terrorism. >> it's unseen, in many cases, but we are going to defeat that force. >> reporter and make america safe again. >> we don't want countries taking advantage of us any more. we don't want to be what we have been over the last long period of time. >> reporter: the comments were seen as a veiled jab at the policies of president obama. speaking before a military crowd in florida yesterday, the president took aim at his successor without naming him. >> people in nations do not make good decisions when they are driven by fear. >> mad dog mattis. >> reporter: to accomplish his national security goals, mr. trump formally tapped retired marine general james mattis as his defense secretary, even

mr. trump: ready, who like made in america? who likes made in the usa? [cheers] mr. trump: i think so. like one more, this is doing a vote. a lot of people would spend $1 million for that. these are the people that letter country -- led our country. they would do a poll that would cost $1 million. here is another one. time magazine and the financial gave theg deal, just person of the year. person of the year. ok. thisshould give it to you, is not me. although, we do have a good message. do we agreed? are you ready? in the past it was called man of the year. now it is called person of the year. here is a question, what do you like better -- do you like person of the year? [boos] do you like man of the year? [cheers] mr. trump: that is the women, too. well, they want to be politically correct. i have heard from somebody years, man of the year -- so many years, man of the year. they have to be politically correct. but i have an idea. what do you do if it is a woman -- right? if it is a man, you go man of the year. if it is a woman, like this incredible woman down here,

. >> reporter: today on twitter, mr. trump lashed out at democrats. "can you imagine if the election result were opposite and we tried to play the russia/c.i.a. card"? the intelligence community concluded in october that russia directed the recent compromises of e-mails that were almost uniformly damaging to and hillary clinton. throughout the campaign, mr. trump resisted. >> she has no idea whether it's russia, china, or anybody else. >> i am not quoting myself. >> if it is russia. nobody knows. it could be china. it also could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds. okay? >> reporter: in july, candidate trump egged on russian hackers to find deleted clinton e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, >> reporter: mr. trump also explained yesterday why he only takes intelligence briefings from time to time. >> i'm a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing in the same words every single day for the next eight years. >> reporter: the trump transition continues to gauge senate reaction to the possible nomination of exxon-mobil

mr. chung: i did not divide them. we bring people -- mr. trump: i did not divide them. fat dog plays no gains, right? >> and he can -- mr. trump: mad dog plays no games, right? >> promising to bring foreign investment into the united investment from a japanese billionaire. mr. trump: he has pledged to put $50 billion in the united states because of our victory. >> mr. trump has made a public reaching across the aisle, saying he has consulted with president obama on some of his candidate -- some of his cabinet picks, and reading with -- and meeting with rahm emanuel. melanie: you can probably the months ago. check out the august issue, showing trump in a meltdown, titled "total meltdown." today marks the 75th anniversary of the attack that thrust the u.s. into world war ii. [explosions] melanie: japan's attack on pearl harbor killed 2300 people the ceremony at pearl harbor today to commemorate and honor the survivors of that attack. turning to the weather now. not a bad day, but soon getting a lot colder, right, doug? doug: it is sure looking that way. it looks like frid

[cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you. >> trump! trump! trump! [cheers and applause] mr. trump: so, the weather was really bad, really bad, and they said, you know, these are great people in north carolina, they won't mind. [cheering] mr. trump: they said they won't mind if you cancel and make it another time. and i said, what? and they said, we have a big crowd, but they won't mind, just because the weather was so terrible. i said, you've got to be kidding. so we have been driving for 2.5 hours. but there was no way that we were not showing up tonight, that i can tell you. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: we could not land at your local airport. we landed a long ways away. the drive was about three times longer than the flight. but we made it. that's all that matters, right? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and i'm here today for one main reason, to thank you, the people of north carolina, for being so incredible. we want to thank you. you went out and pounded the pavement, you organize your fellow citizens, and propelled to victory a grassroots movement, the likes of wh

mr. trump also warned yesterday companies are not going to leave the u.s. any more without what he referred to as consequences. he says companies leaving will be taxed very heavily at the u.s. border. he was speaking at an indiana factory where he says he helped the carrier air-conditioning company prevent hundreds of jobs >> roxana saberi, thank you. >>> in order to get carrier to keep those jobs in indiana, the state offered $7 million in tax incentives. a bill that will be footed by indiana taxpayers. vice president-elect mike pence told scott pelley the trump administration is ready to use a carrot or a stick to keep jobs in this country. >> the president-elect made it very clear that when companies out of this country and in hopes to build products and ship them back into the united states, that we are going to have the kind of trade deals that have consequences for enterprises like that. we are going to have the kind of trade that puts american jobs and american workers first. >> when mr. trump talks about consequences, are we talking about punitive t

mr. trump praising mr. tillerson as a world class deal maker but did say he will be the nation's next top diplomat. >> have you settled on a secretary of state? is. >> i'm getting very, very close. >> do you know who it's going to be? >> i just -- i have someone in mind i think will be really fabulous. i think we're going to have one of the great cabinets ever put together. >> so is that someone tillerson? brian is reporting outside live of trump tower. brian what more do we know about the businessman rex tillerson? >> reporter: rex tillerson, 64-year-old ceo of exxon mobile is the only company he worked for and he had brokered deals and met with many world leaders in over 50 countries where the company operates. this is something mr. trump is hugely impressed with and also hugely impressed with his first meeting with him on tuesday and they also met for a second time this week on saturday. mr. trump says the exxon mobile chairman is a world class player and deal-maker and despite all this, he says people a

mr. obama said he warned putin during this summit meeting in assessment that russia must not attempt to hack into any systems for counting votes. but mr.-- and mr. obama said there is though evidence that they did that. but in a news conference, the president said the russians did hack into the democratic national committee and the e-mails of hillar hillary clints campaign chairman. he suggested that mr. trump and republicans aided the russian plot by embracing the embarrassing leaks that dom 98edly the media before election day. margaret brennan is at the white house. >> not much happens in russia without vladimir putin. >> reporter: president obama left little doubt he believed vladimir putin was involved with the russian hacking, and he confronted him about it two months before the election. >> in early september, when i saw president putin in china, i felt that the most effective way to ensure that, that didn't happen was to talk to him directly and tell him to cut it out. there were

[applause] mr. trump: he is an amazing man's. -- amazing man. trump]ting mr. trump: jeff is an amazing man. working with him, i know we will make these incredible strides that our country has to make in restoring safety and justice for all of our people. alabama, i know because i get so many letters from the people of alabama in so many forms of communication, including tweets. they are so proud. they are so proud of him, and we are proud of him. so thank you, thank you jeff, fantastic. so great. jeff talked a little bit about the election and his endorsement. do you want me to discuss that evening one more time? should i? [applause] mr. trump: yes or no? i could give you a beautiful, rhetorical, flowing speech, and we can fall asleep together. or we can discuss this. i am really here because i during that while today we had in august a long time ago, seems like a long time ago. a lot of things came out of that day. it opened up the eyes of the media. even though the media dislikes us all. it opened up their eyes. began to a certain extent, june 16. i remember

mr. obama said had he run again against mr. trump, he would have won. not so, says the president-elect suggesting mr. obama's record would have prevented him from winning. roxana saberi is here. in new york with more. roxana, good morning. >>> good morning, meg. president-elect trump said he could have won again. mr. trump took to twitter to disagree. this follows a series of rare public confrontations between the outgoing and incoming administrations. >> reporter: in a hypothetical presidential race, president-elect donald trump says there's no way he would lose to president obama, citing jobs, isis and obamacare as the reasons on twitter. the comment came in response to a podcast interview the president gave to a former senior adviser suggesting the contrary. >> i'm confident that if i had run again and articulated it, i think i could have mobilized the majority of the american people to rally behind it. >> reporter: mr. trump has been at odds with the sitting president in recent weeks for weighing in on foreign policy issues before officially taking

rebecca, mr. trump said that mr. jones was any kind of union boss he would have kept those jobs in indiana by reducing union deuce. so, if you make 50k here as a union guy you pay seven bucks a week in union dues that's roughly 28 bucks a month. >> right. >> so carol this is classic republican position that unions states where unions are active make it tougher for businesses to come into these states, and operate. obviously democrats would disagree with that position. but really what this highlights is that their underlying market forces at work here that donald trump is not addressing with this carrier deal. and unions maybe are a part of that but it's also taxes, and so part of the carrier deal was donald trump and mike pence approached carrier and assured them that they would be putting forth tax reform in this administration to make the climate easier for carrier to stay in the united states and that donald trump has promised renegotiating trade deals to make them more advantageous for american companies, and com