these are live pictures from oakland. there have been rallies across the united states. still with us is simon, chief currency strategist at ny mellon . what are your initial impressions? the contours of this new cabinet taking shape. thing we genuinely know was what was in those pledges. things like dodd-frank, we have seen. , callingcture spending china a currency manipulator. let's get a little bit more details about those things before we start making judgments. yousef: the foreign exchange market, simon, somebody described the reaction as brexit on steroids. there was a knee-jerk reaction. it was unwound around the dollar. talk to me about the dollar and where it goes from here. do you see a much stronger dollar? simon: so many unknowns out there. thatyou are right, we have knee-jerk reaction. it was to do with the timing as well. when clintonhift resigned and trump gave his speech, suddenly, it was risk on. anna: because he said infrastructure and did not threaten trade wars. simon: i do not see it as being straightforward. we can see why the dollar is going up. lo

you are looking at a live shot of oakland, california. formingalso seen crowds in los angeles, chicago, and other cities, rallying around crowds of -- cries of "our president" and open top trump -- "dump trump." named in singapore have joe low as a person of interest in a money-laundering investigation. police have said that it relates to sophisticated money-laundering involving billions of dollars in other jurisdictions. the investigation into low started in 2015. nielsen says nearly 90% of chinese consumers may take part in alibaba's single stay promotion on friday. the company has seen sales job about 40%. increase of so-called social shopping may keep consumers on the website longer and boost sales. this is bloomberg. let's take a look at how this recovery rallied. a remarkable trading day is shaping up into the afternoon session. let's go to juliette. >> recovery rally indeed. look at the picture, very different compared to what we saw this time yesterday. you've seen australia close higher by 3.3%, the best day on the asx 200 in fiv

that follows similar protest in new york, chicago, philadelphia, and oakland. the fact that hillary clinton won the popular vote is clearly not sending these people home very quickly. for testing and saying this is not a president they want to see in office. still to come on the program, a shot in the arm. can after zeneca's third-quarter results keep up the positive momentum? anna: gridlock in manhattan, but the -- could there also be roadblocks within the gop? we head back to new york. yousef: plus profit at siemens beats expectations. we speak with the ceo from munich. this is bloomberg. ♪ .nna: welcome back we've seen protest taking place in various parts of the united states, including in new york. and theres up by .3% dow made a new record high in the session before paring gains a little bit yesterday. let's get to the bloomberg news flash. profitsr than expected for siemens. euros in2.40 5 billion the three months through september. europe's largest engineering company also announced plans to spin off its health care division. atwill speak with the ceo

voted overwhelmingly for hillary clinton as did california where we have seen protests in oakland and san francisco and in new york, a hillary clinton stronghold. people outside of trump tower. therennot get through because it is a security zone. a line of dump trucks. it is amazing on how it has transformed new york city. places where donald trump was not popular to begin with. it is hard to see where it goes from here. if you saw something popping up in alabama or tennessee or ohio -- places that were strong for donald trump, it might be different. it will be interesting to see how he reacts. his twitter feed a little disappointing for a lot of people. guy: he probably has not had a chance to respond to the pictures we are seeing right now. this has been an escalation. he other protests have been largely peaceful. >> you would expect the president and the president-elect to be a voice of reason. let us calm down. instead, he seems to be trying to inflame it. thank you very much. you will continue to monitor the situation in oregon. you're looking at live pictures where the police ha

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when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> we're back on the halftime report. want to show you shares of biogen. while there may be more trouble ahead, evaluation seems like a reasonable entry. the firm goes to overweight. what do we think? they're taking a shot here. they are saying, we hope we don't regret it. >> part of the thesis appears to be alzheimer's research, which is notoriously tricky. a lot of companies have failed to make any progress. they may be wrong in that regard. where they are right is that the valuation is very cheap. that gives them a margin of safety. >> alzheimer's has a chance, maybe. the company dropped the ball but maybe they can pick it up. as

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> welcome back. it's not just the presidential campaign showcasing some questionable language. some corporate earnings calls are also guilty and investors are on the line. eric has more. >> obviously we saw a lot of bad language in this election cycle. but it does go for corporate earnings calls too. certain ceos just can't keep their language as clean as anybody else and who ask tough questions. many people still remember several years ago yahoo's colorful description of its own employees' work ethic. some research suggests some swaying could have a positive influence at work helping build credibility and confidence. our data show

two long-time rivals faced off, the denver broncos and oakland raiders. the game was won by the raiders on the ground. the running back scored three touchdowns, oakland beat the broncos 30-20. they take first place in a division with a record of 7-2. congratulations to them. >>> when we come back, this morning's top stories including a global market rally after the fbi says no charges on newly-revealed hillary clinton e-mails. >>> plus, cnbc's chief washington correspondent john harwood is joining us live with the countdown to election day. and what impact this comey news may have. we'll take a look at the final push by both campaigns. stay tuned. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. hey, jesse. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. get organized at voya.com. >>> good morning. stocks are rallying after the fbi didn't find criminal evidence in newly-discovered hillary clinton e-mails. >> which bring

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> another week where we see crude oil move lower. that has been a feature again. decline of almost 10% again for wti, just too much oil, not enough demand. newfield exploration this week down 9.4% just like wti is and hess down 7.6%. those among the big laggers this week. >> it's been weighing on the market y. am on the floor here with peter costa to ask why has it weighed a little bit more. >> the election? >> the moves in oil prices. today you would have thought we get towards keep falling and keeps going down, horrible inventory this week. if anything the reaction has been a little more -- >> like i said a few months ago there w

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> welcome back. the dow broke its winning streak. today it dropped 55 points to close at 18,868. the s&p was at 2,176. the nasdaq closed in the green at 1864. >>> donald trump vows to restore coal to its former glory and return to clean coal. contessa is there to talk about what the people want. contessa? >> this is what a busy around the clock coal company looks like, the trucks and trains bringing coal in from the surrounding hillsides, loading it onto barges and sending it to power plants around the world. the industry has lost 30,000 jobs in the last five years, but donald trump's election victory is giving coal country a real

i think we want to go to oakland right now which is on the 20 yard line. no, absolutely, but even more so, scott, what she said was that the package that's being discussed, that the markets are reacting to, is one that looks like it will cause it more inflation and the fed will react to that. i don't know if the two year and the ten year are catching a bid or even the s&p and the xlf, the financials are catching a bid from this but the implication is not just december, scott, but the possibility if donald trump goes ahead with what's being discussed, a $6 trillion tax cut, more infrastructure spending, more defense spending, that could create inflationary force that is will factor into fed policy. she didn't back down on fact she was going to finish her term. she defended dodd/frank and other things. >> for people who may not have seen it and are just joining us at the noon hour she said the case for a rate increase continues to strengthen, that delaying could lead to faster hikes to keep the economy from overheating, and that not doing so could lead to ex

look what we're doing in the san francisco public schools, the oakland public schools, the 25,000 nonprofits we run for free. hundreds of millions of dollars we've been able to give away with our one-one-one model. >> so we have a business president. >> i think that's awesome. >> you do? >> sure. i am someone who is let's move forward. let's have an open mind. let's have an open heart. >> well, but before -- remember, tech did kind of band together against this man. are you saying that this is kind of like appomattox? >> there was an election. i certainly respect the results and the will of the american people. i respect our process. i are he inspect democracy, and i want to move forward with an open heart and an open mind. >> are there others like you or -- because a lot of people on wall street feel this new president might retaliate and -- >> i think that's silly. >> silly? and you can't wait to break bread in the white house again? >> no. i'll tell you what i'm really excited about. what i'm really excited about is that, number one, this election is behind us. progress. let's move forwar

. >> oakland raiders, 112 penalties or so so far this year. the refs are becoming too much a part of the game, slowing the whole thing down. >> right. thanks for watching "power lunch". >> no fouls on "closing bell". it starts right now. >> hi, everybody. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> yes, this is the foul-free zone. that's for sure. i'm bill griffeth. we are on trump tower watch again today. the ceo of fedex and south carolina governor nikki haley just a few of the people who have been meeting with the president-elect today. we have japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, expected there at trump tower in just a couple of hours. we'll take you there live for the very latest.

. >> oakland raiders, 112 penalties or so so far this year. the refs are becoming too much a part of the game, slowing the whole thing down. >> right. thanks for watching "power lunch". >> no fouls on "closing bell". it starts right now. >> hi, everybody. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> yes, this is the foul-free zone. that's for sure. i'm bill griffeth. we are on trump tower watch again today. the ceo of fedex and south carolina governor nikki haley just a few of the people who have been meeting with the president-elect today. we have japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, expected there at trump tower in just a couple of hours. we'll take you there live for the very latest. >> with so many people going through, it would be fun to go stand there. >> i don't think this is fake news, i think c-span has set up a camera in the lobby there at trump tower jubs to see the comings and goings today. >> there have been so many of them, it would probably make for good viewing. as trump works to appoint his

the oakland raiders and houston texans facing off in mexico city. first regular season game in the country since 2005 and the score was tied at 20-20 in the kwourt quarter until raiders quarterback hit wide receiver. took it 35 yards for the touchdown and raiders beat the texans 27-20. >> that early play. so early play, the other team had the ball running downfield good catch. blew the whistle, called him out, replay showed they weren't doing replay but he wasn't out. from their point of view they feel robbed. >> constantly tweeting about bad calls. he's a big redskins fan. what time this was? >> like 8:30. >> 8:30. >> that's about all it i saw. >> 8:30 is the absolute limit for when -- >> you know how high mexico city is? >> the olympics were there once and i remember that was an issue. remember. >> oxygen. >> i remember it was 1968. i was a history major. >> in the '80s the. or '90s. was at any time '80s or '90s. >> both. i straddled. >> from the football field the basketball court and another high light reel from steve curry. golden state warrior

with us live in oakland. thank you very much. >>> just to go through some of what he was saying, some of what is trending on social media, #not my president, number one on twitter. he's not my president number one on twitter in the united states and around the world and i still with her also trending tonight on twitter. let's talk to historian and professor at princeton, former lieutenant governor of south carolina. alice stewart, former communications director for ted cruz who supports donald trump. senior media correspondent brian stelter and a hillary clinton supporter. listening to donald trump in the wee early-morning hours, he said i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. now, what should he say or do to you know nooift the people we saw. >> i would sit down with bernie sanders and say what can we do to find common ground? the first things i would pass as president would be things that unite the different factions that can bring them together. >> it is an interes

, out of oakland, california. you see protesters who gathered. what can you tell us about the protests that took place this evening and what's going on right now? >> sure. thank you for asking. first all, one of the most important messages we wanted to send to our commune through media channels was that we were here full staffing, we have at love resources in place to facilitate a peaceful march. certainly uphold freedom of speech, have conversations, listen, be listened to, and be heard. that was most important message in a peaceful and safe environment. unfortunately, later this will evening, we had a turn of events where a crowd went from several hundred to about 7,000 during later in the evening, about 7,000. we had splinter groups that broke off. and they began vandalizing various areas of our downtown. vandalism ranged from lighting objects on fire, broken windows, vandalism. but what is really concerning is when it turns violent, assault towards officers. we have a couple of officers injured. some who went

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> we're talking about the signal that president elect trump appeared to send today. three picks that fill national security positions. three white men who each come with some degree of controversy. three men that seem to reinforce position tos or views held by donald trump that are seen by critics to be either hard line or according to crit i offensive. lost to talk about here. david, you have bhn pretty vocal on trump's transition choices so far. at least on twitter. today you wrote donald trump sticking with those who brought him to the dance but to many americans it will seem a monsters ball. what do you mean? >> yeah. well look

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >> one of the oldest most iconic best respected best establishments in the world. the place where it all began. for generations of young predominantly male apprentices that went to open their own places all over the world. this is in tokyo. the original. 130 years old. and for all that time this in one form or the other is how the day started. scaling and gutting the fish, prepping the kitchen. >> customer, dishwasher, everything. >> for how long? >> first two years. >> only in the third year the rice. and if you get that right eventually maybe just maybe they'll begin to teach you the next phase how to stay next to him slicing the f

john and alison. >> that was oakland, california. most of the protests overnight were peaceful. cnn's ana cabrera walked alongside thousands of demonstrators at one protest happening in denver. >> reporter: john and alison, hundreds of protesters gathering in denver protesting against the election of donald trump. they say this is not a march or a protest necessarily to hate trump. it is a protest to reject hate. reject bigotry. to reject racism, discrimination and oppression. i want to talk with a protester here. this is lisa. li lisa, you came here with your day. >> i want my daughter to understand that love is the important thing and we don't discriminate based on a person's color or where they come from or who they love. she's a woman. that's really important to me as well. and i want her to know even at 3, she has a voice in our democracy and no matter what the electoral college says, we still have a voice and say. >> reporter: thank you so much. we're hearing a lot of similar sentiments. there are people here of all rces and all ages and all walks of life. they say they wa

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> i don't know if you knew this or not, but there's another election coming up. it has democrats choosing sides right now. ohio congressman, tim ryan is going to run against california's nancy pelosi. the congressman is confident he will lead the democratic party in a very different direction. >> we just elected donald trump president of the united states. we are doing something terribly wrong. i think we need to move in another direction. i'm offering myself up to our caucus to say, hey, let's try to do something different. i don't want to hang this around nancy pelosi's neck. i love her. she's great. she was an amazing speaker wh

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>. >>> live pictures coming in from traverse city, michigan, where republican advice presidential candidate, mike pence, is making a push for the republican ticket in a democratic state. hillary clinton will be in michigan later this afternoon. four in three different states. joining us from new york state is joel pen etson, the streef strategist for the hillary clinton campaign. thanks for joining us. >> happy to be here. thank you for having me. >> i know you have said a lot of the strategy for the campaign. why so much emphasis in michigan at this late moment. michigan is a state that almost always goes democratic in a presidenti

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> aids is a frightening disease that's known to have struck at least 12,000 americans and probably more. tonight another case of aids has been confirmed affecting the most well known victim yet. >> mr. rock hudson has acquired immune deficiency syndrome. >> it was a huge news story and rock hudson had been one of the biggest movie stars of three decades prior to that. >> rock hudson made more than 60 movies, earning an oscar nomination for "giant" with elizabeth taylor in 1956. >> hudson came to paris to get treatment from the pasture institute. >> immediately after finding the virus, started looking for treatments. rock hudson wen

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. four more days before you cast your vote in one of the most contentious elections in our history. the cover of "time" magazine says it all. it's a picture of both candidates standing together holding a sign saying "the end is near." i know you get the joke. according to a cbs/"new york times" poll, 80% of americans are disgusted by this election proving we now live in a toxic political environment. is it even possible to live with someone on the other side? i sat down with chris and christie, she's a democrat and he's a republican, they are married, conflicted but happy.

paul is in los angeles, oakland, california. protests growing all across the country, although the one in new york may be dissipating just a little bit. also, in chicago this evening, there is a protest, and there is a big one happening, the one that start today all, in new york city right at trump tower and again let's go back to jason carol who is there. as we look at these other protests in oakland and portland and los angeles, has trump said anything about the protests? >> we haven't heard donald trump say anything about the protests as of yet. but you know look tomorrow's another day but what we have heard from the president elect, don, and -- is that what he wants to do is represent people of all races. he says of all different backgrounds and ethnicities. what he wants to do is try and unite this country. one of the folks i want to bring in very quickly that he's already brought into the fold voted for donald trump. he came out to the protest to see what was going on. you are latino, you voted for donald trump. >> absolut

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> donald trump is his top aides insisting their transition team is operating smoothly. i want to talk about this now with dan rather, the host of access tv's "the big interview". it's been a week since voters elected donald trump as the next president. what do you make of his transition, the transition to trump's america? >> not much. that is i don't make much of the story that he doesn't have government experience so no one expects him or i didn't expect him to get quick out of the gate. and i think the story of possible transition problems is probably overplayed. the one place where it isn't is the indication that mr. bannon is g

i want to bring in akhmed khana, an organizer from oakland, california. hello to you. >> hello. >> you helped organize a rally there. tell us what the goals are behind these protests we're seeing around the country tonig tonight. >> yes, socialist alternative, which is a national organization, our branches are in oakland and berkeley, california, to help organize these protests. the goal is -- you know, it's basically people are serious, not just that the results of the election last night, obviously, but the rhetoric of donald trump, which has been -- which has been completely appalling and hateful, and there's strong sense of fury at the democratic party, which many people feel sort of facilitated, donald trump's victory, so in general there's really a feeling of profound anger, and protestors are very peaceful. the goal is to raise awareness there are tens of millions of people who are simply fed up with the status quo. >> ahmed, nicholas christoff made the point his side lost and we need to give the new president a chance and be right there if he does

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >>> as we heard earlier, president-elect trump is asking kansas congressman mike pompeo to lead the cia in his new administration. pompeo is already on the house select intelligence committee put out this statement a short time ago saying he was ready to take on this role saying "i am honored and humbled to accept the president-elect's nomination to lead the central intelligence agency. this was a difficult decision but to lead the warriors who labor tirelessly to keep this nation and safe is a call to service i cannot ignore." >> he quickly gained the trust of john boehner, house speaker at the time appointed him to the house commer

last night there was a little bit of violence in oakland. i liken that more to opportunists, people who aren't associated with this movement. you would agree with that? do you think we're in for a non-violent evening? >> i have no crystal ball, how predicting how people will predict their range. 7,000 people took to the streets. 30 arrests. this means 6,970 people marched peacefully through these streets and i expect that to happen again. >> reporter: thank you very much. don, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. we'll keep an eye on all of these protests happening throughout this broadcast. his first full day as president-elect, donald trump seized control of his twitter account. "just had a very open and successful presidential election, now professional protestors incited by the media of protesting, very unfair." i want to bring in cnn's white house corresponden, michelle kosinski. donald trump had a busy day in washington today starting with a meeting of barack obama. how did that go? >> how did that go, maybe i guess, as well

trump looks at what happened in oakland, california, overnight, what does he sigh? what does he say to heal? what does he say to stop it? you have to think there's more of that to come. >> i would hope, carol, there's no more of that to come. i would hope that even if secretary clinton was elected we wouldn't see things like that on the ground. what i will say is the one thing about america that is there's always a peaceful transfer of power. mr. trump has the authority and i believe he has the decisive victory and a mandate to now lead the nation, and talk about how he wants to make america great again. not just for people that supported him, but for people that are protesting and are upset in the community you saw in oakland. i think his positive message of economic empowerment, and job creation is going to help do that. but he's going to set the tone and i think he did an excellent job last night. >> amanda? >> now is the time for republicans to help. without a doubt, donald trump won fair and square last night. it was a huge victory for republicans, even though

when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell gas, or they don't have hot water, i'm there to ensure that by the time that i leave, they feel safe and they can go back to their day to day life. to learn more about gas safety in your home, visit pge.com/safety together, we're building a better california. >> i've just received a call from secretary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] >>> donald trump made history on tuesday becoming the most anti-establishment candidate, as he calls it, to win the presidency. it brings me to my question of the week -- which of the following presidents like trump was elected without previously serving as either an elected official or u.s. army general? was it william henry harrison, zachary taylor, william howard taft, or herbert hoover? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. >>> this week's book of the week is a long essay by george packer in the "new yorker" titled "hillary clinton and the po

move up here, oakland county, this is out in the suburbs, this is mitt romney's birthplace, oakland county, hillary clinton running here. i want to match this one up, 51-43. 54-46. so she's a little under romney, a little under obama at the moment. 37% of the vote count there had. one of the places we will look at here, as always, just for historical perspective, macomb county is the legendary home of the so-called reagan democrats. how did reagan win michigan, blue collar voters. donald trump wants to prove that he can create new trump democrats. we have zip, zero from macomb county right now. just for you watching at home, because we have zero, we're not hiding donald trump. they're alphabetical, until you get results, the names are listed in the map in an alphabetical way. once trump comes in, trump will jump up over the third party candidate. very quickly, early on, these are conservative areas. so donald trump is ahead right now because votes are coming in in conservative areas, but that's not to criticize, that's to say, he's doing what he needs to do in these conservative areas. out

other protests in los angeles, philadelphia, oakland and else did where. donald trump supporters made voices heard loud and clear at ballot box. martin savidge talked with them. >> reporter: talked to a lot of voters and despite the issues discussed so frequently and often especially in the media, say there was one overriding issue, change. candidate they voted for is they thought the one most likely to bring it about. >> i'm not an angry old white man. i just feel like i've been through -- been alive for 65 years and seen a lot go on. thought this may be first time i seen something we can actually change. >> anthony's restaurant in east lake, remembers when good paying factory jobs were plentiful and times have changed and feels cheated. >> just got a notice saying that social security is going up, enough for a loaf of bread. i worked all these years and seeing that money into social security and not benefitting from it. >> reporter: hard working people who got no break or help from washington. >> you mentioned idea of fairness and fair play and this is a

>> the weather underground put bombs in the state department and in a military induction center in oakland, california. >> it was not, to me, a weapon that you use to kill people. it was something you use to disrupt things. somebody called them exploding press releases. >> both the washington and oakland bombs were set to protest against american involvement in indochina. >> the problem with lots of little bombs is the first bomb gets page one news. when you're up to the 30th bomb, it's on page six. >> a bomb exploded today at los angeles international airport. >> some groups said, only by being more ruthless can we achieve our goals. >> at least two people were killed and more than 30 injured. >> in lower manhattan, an explosion this afternoon left at least three dead. >> the explosion took 11 lives in a baggage claim area. >> terrorists felt they had to innovate either in the direction of higher profile targets or higher body counts. >> in birmingham, england, several bombs blew up in the center of the city tonight. at least 17 people are dead. at least 70 more are injured. >> the first

the temperature has definitely risen on the streets of oakland. yes this is a donald trump protest but clearly there are a group of people who are intent on taunting the police. we've seen police come out here in full riot grier aear and see be anarchist element in the crowd. band thats on faces and last night some vandalism and there's concern could see that tonight. earlier entirely peaceful, a group of people essentially up on a podium talking about donald trump, people from the black lives matter movement, and now we have people taking to the streets, marching, holding signs, yelling anti-donald trump slogans and right now the police are hoping things will calm down. essentially set up a barricade to this group of protesters can't get onto the freeway and block traffic. right now these people are just marching through the streets yelling at police, yelling things about the media, about donald trump, so we're going to keep an eye on the situation and hopefully things don't spiral out of control. >> we'll keep on eye and get back to you if we ne

they said people were arrested with molotov cocktails and m-80 firecrackers in oakland. there were 11 people arrested. more than 200 people arrested for these protests. for the second night since the presidential election and again, more are expected for tonight. >> stephanie elam, we will check back. just 70 days until donald trump takes the oath of office and he's meeting today to start assembling his white house staff. cnn's jason carroll is covering that outside of trump tower in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. donald trump tweeting about the whole transition effort going forward, tweeting this morning busy day planned in new york. will soon be making some very important decisions on the people who will be running our government. one of the people potentially who might be helping out or even running the government, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani who was just seen entering trump tower a few moments ago. cnn has learned he's perhaps one of the names being floated as potential secretary of state. also being considered, newt gingrich a

to oakland now, where dan simon is. what are you seeing there? >> i want to echo in terms of what ana was saying. you're hearing -- >> we can hear you, dan. go ahead, keep going. >> reporter: okay. i apologize, don. this is manuel carono. sing single father, taxpayer, undocumented -- >> all right. dan stand by. we'll get back to dan when he fixes that. i want to bring in white house correspondent, michelle k kosinski. what you can tell us? >> i mean, this meeting was certainly not without its awkwardness, especially since one day prior at the white house there were staff members openly weeping. i mean, looking shell shocked. but this thing of the a different world today. everybody wanting to talk about reassurance and putting the best face forward and it was no different for donald trump and president obama. i mean sitting there -- you heard donald trump call president obama a very goodman, saying that he respects him. president obama didn't use those same words, but you have to consider these are two people that, in the prior weeks and months, d

. >> one protest in oakland became pretty heated. police dealing with a crowd that was upset. cnn's dan simon was in the middle of it. >> reporter: the temperature has risen on the streets of oakland. the crowd has been unruly. a period of time the highway was blocked. it was a different situation earlier where we saw a peaceful protest. a group of citizens wanted to express disgust over the election of donald trump and trying to move forward. that anger has turned into something resembling chaos. the police are trying to deal with it. john. >> there are demonstrations in los angeles and we have been looking at pictures from portland, oregon all morning as arrests have been made and police have been dealing with several hundred agitators. to be clear, most of the protests across the country overnight were very, very peaceful. our ana cabrera was in the middle of one in denver. >> reporter: john and alison, thousands gathering in denver protesting against the election of donald trump. they say this is not a march or protest necessarily to hate trump. in fact, it is a protest to

oakland's high-powered offense stymied until the fourth quarter. then their star quarterback david carr came to life. two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to give the raiders the lead for good. oakland wins 27-20. they are the number one seed in the afc. >>> some big soccer news yesterday. manager of the men's soccer team, jurgen klinsmann, has been fired after five years on the job. klinsmann took over in 2011. he led the u.s. team to the round of 16 in the 2014 world cup. but some disappointing losses recently, mexico and costa rica in the world qualifying matches, those were seemingly the final straw for klinsmann. it's been rumored that l.a. galaxy coach bruce arena will take over for klinsmann. it would be his second run at leading the u.s. team. his last stint as manager was from 1998 to 2006. whoever the coach is, alisyn, they're going to have some time for their next qualifying match to practice with that team. it's not until march. that is against honduras. >> good to know, coy. thanks so much for all of that. >> you're welcome. >>> donald

in oakland we know that there are 11 people arrested there. they say there are about some 1,000 protesters that turned out on the street last night in the third night of protesting after the presidential election. they said they were arrested for graffiti, also having molotov cocktails and m-80 firecrackers being thrown and threatening police officers. across the country for a third night we have seen this disruption. but really turning way more aggressive and violent in portland, of all the cities that we've seen. oakland also seeing some violence there, as well, carol. >> all right. skefny elam reporting live for us from los angeles. thanks so much. there are now just 70 days until donald trump takes the oath of office. he's meeting today to start assembling his white house staff. jason carroll is outside the trump tower. good morning. >> good morning, carol. 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 d

oakland county, she's leading, but again, if the final third comes in, at that you'll make up some votes but not a float alot. this has to be -- not only the margin. if it's this close, let's go back in time to look at this, there's no way. if that stays this close -- we're waiting for inner city detroit. if you look at this city to 26. if donald trump is getting over 40% of the vote in wayne county, that's a tough night for democrats in the state of michigan. we're only at 16%. those votes could be coming from out here, more republican areas but this is a question of one, she better turn that percentage around big time if she wants to win michigan and number two where are the votes. that's not a lot of votes right now. we're only at 16%. that's a warning sign. i just want to show you again because it's a stunny er, if yo look at it. 51% in wayne county, tells you everything about michigan at the moment. >> and donald trump said we'd get those reagan democrats, that working class blue collar voter. you're looking at that right now, if you're at the clinton campaign headquarters you're ca

that is the issue now, as you go through states, oakland county's at 99%. you pop down, we're still waiting most of all on this wayne county vote. again, mathematically impossible? no. you're starting to look here and here and the word improbable unlikely comes into your head. we'll count them. we've seen strange shifts before. pennsylvania was coming in blue most of the night. it switched late. it is still a one-point race. it's still very close. inside the trump campaign, they think they have this -- they've been checking with their people. they think it's done. you ask the democrats where the votes are going to come from. there is a little here. a little left there. we'll wait. we'll keep counting. we want to be cautious about this. but again, it's a small lead -- >> 60,000-vote lead. >> in a giant state like pennsylvania that's not a huge lead but again, it has been steady and stubborn and persistent. >> pittsburgh still open? >> allegheny last time i checked was mostly in. 98%. this is an area where 10% of the state population. she held the lead there.

oakland is 9-2 after the win over carolina. >>> patriots trying to keep pace with the raiders. ryan fitzpatrick finding a leaping quincy who gets a foot and cheek in for the go-ahead touchdown. brady leading the pats down the field for the game winner. also brady's 200th career win which ties him for peyton manning for the most ever. pats win. 22-17. >>> this made me laugh out loud. it is fourth down and instead of punting, john harbaugh said grab and tackle all of the players and the punter, you see him in the back of the end zone. he runs out of bounds for the safety. multiple flags thrown on the play. since all of them are offense penalties, ravens win. 19-14. frustrating for the bengals. genius on the side of the ravens. >> that looked like the most bizarre dance i have ever seen. i don't understand what happened. i will e-mail you to see what happened. >> show us again. >> all of the ravens players are offense. they are grabbing the bengals and tackling. it doesn't matter if they get penalties. the game can end on an offensive penalty. if it ends on a defense, it cannot en

thousands more filled the streets in oakland. they lit fires blocking some thoroughfares. one woman suffered injuries walking into traffic. and in new york, 5,000 people demonstrated in front of trump tower. some expressed fear for the fate of women and minorities under the trump presidency. >> donald trump will reenact harsh stop and frisk. >> and a woman and latina, i feel very upset and oppressed. >> we should tell you, these pictures are from new york and california. those were states that did not vote for donald trump. enough did. thousands did march in front of chicago's trump tower. blocking traffic on lake shore drive. there was a demonstration in front of the white house overnight. the candlelight vigil with songs and protests. >> donald trump may have won the election, but just at the start of the very long road to the oval office. there are now 72 days until president-elect trump is inaugurated. in that time, he has to make more than 4,000 executive branch appointments. more than 1,100 requires senate confirmation. step one is president obama meets with presiden

and coming up tuesday what the city of oakland, california is doing to combat human trafficking. >> to be announcing the launch of report john.org. >> the site aims to crack down on the demand by encouraging people to photograph the license plate numbers of people belonging to suspected sex buyers. >> more on this new initiative tuesday the next part of the new cnn freedom project series tracking. right after the break. from 5-hour energy.troducs protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts, no matter how you work out... whether you're going for reps... or laps... or distance. you gotta try it... period. protein shots from 5-hour energy. great taste. 100 calories. 21 grams of protein. >>> welcome back to cnn cnn "newsroom" so here in the united states we're just coming off of thanksgiving. it is a time for foam give thanks, but people in one province they've been giving thanks for something he is, their monkeys. >>> for the 28th year running residents north of bangkok put out a fruit buffet fo

in the fourth quarter especially where derek carr threw two touchdown passes to give oakland that 27-20 win. they're now 8-2. the top seed in the afc. we have to find out more about that laser pointer. here's brock osweiler talking about whether it affected him or not. >> you know, it's really hard to tell. you know, i never want to say one thing's a difference maker but, you know, certainly having a laser, you know, zoomed in on your eyeball definitely affects how you play a game. >> yeah, that was kind of weird. i seen that. i thought i was in the twilight zone. i didn't know what it was. i still don't. what is it? what is the green light? oh, word, okay, cool, cool, cool, cool. >> a cat toy, right. u.s. soccer manager juergen clinsman fired after five years on the job. he took over the team in 2012. led the u.s. team to the round of 16 in the 2014 world cup. but some disappointing losses recently to mexico and costa rica in world cup qualifiers were seemingly the final star for klinsmann. it's been rumored that bruce arena will take over for klinsmann. his last stint as manager was

look for oakland county, outside detroit, this is where mitt rom inn was from. he lost that. look at those early returns and say, is donald trump making up some ground in that count ji could tell something about whether michigan can go for him. >> circle michigan and new hampshire today, david. they're interesting. no early voting. no real early voting in new hampshire or pennsylvania. michigan has a little bit but you have to be over 60 years old. it's weird there. another reason why these campaigns work sewed hard there in closing days. >> yeah, and add pennsylvania, right? maybe you just said. circled it initially. >> it's all good. >> i wanted to circle michigan again. i felt like -- >> like michigan. >> in the mood to draw a lot of circles. exactly right. hillary clinton finishes there. her husband, obama and springstein, bon jovi, want to take advantage of election day and getting people out. what it's all about. >> no day but today, as they say in musicals that i love. >> especially election day. >> david gregory, great to you have with us. >> so deep. thank you so muc

. >>> protesters gathered in philadelphia, seattle, boston, portland, oakland, california, chicago and new york tonight. the protest in new york has made its way to trump tower where a large crowd is gathered. gene kas roe is there. >> right here on fifth avenue at the trump tower. there are thousands of people here. and they have been marching from union square. we want to show yaw all of these people. they are really stopped now. we started at union square and walked up 5th avenue 40 blocks so far. and these people are protesting the election of donald trump. you can hear them. let's listen a second. they are saying "stop donald trump," "donald trump is not our president." this is promoted by socialist advantage. and one of the purposes they said for this rally was not only to protest the election of donald trump as the 45th president of the united states but also to protest that the democratic party had let them down. let them down with the nominee of hillary clinton, that bernie sanders could have taken on donald trump but hillary clinton could not stop him. plus the democratic par

we have heard tonight, we've seen this in a number of cities, we've seen chicago, portland, oregon, oakland, new york city as well, philadelphia, there's obviously some of the protesters we've heard from tonight say there's a sense of fear, fear of what they see as donald trump's sexism or racism that they believe was expressed during the campaign. as far as race and looking at the numbers, 88% of african-american voters supported hillary clinton, 65% of latinos did as well. john king is back to break it down by the numbers. where did he do better than past republicans to make up for those numbers? >> let's look at the working class vote, you talk about that. i want to make clear, a lot of people millions of voters who hadn't voted before came out of the woodwork to vote for donald trump. that's not true. he got fewer votes than john mccain and mitt romney. what happened is democrats stayed home. but among the voters who did come out to vote for donald trump we have a profound divide in in country on gender issues, race issues and income issues. look at white no college degree voters, rust

it's going to be in places like oakland county. most of the vote is in. this is an area -- that's a good sign -- if you're secretary clinton -- just one quick second. this is flint. j . if you remember during the primary, she went out here to campaign. only 37% of the vote counted here. she thinks she's going to be better in genesee county. >> let's say hillary clinton wins michigan, donald trump wins wisconsin. what's their respective road to 270. >> here's where we started the night, so you just said you want her winning michigan, and you want donald trump to win wisconsin. what happens, it takes her down from where she started. >> give her north carolina, too. yeah, north carolina. >> donald trump -- that one has to go to trump. >> give him north carolina. >> he gets north carolina, and he gets florida, then we're a tie with these states we're still looking at. theati the expectation is donald trump will win here and she will win here. we're not there yet but doesn't that look sweet. 269 to 264. >> give her new hampshire. >> now we're missing two votes