we are going to bring our michigan jobs and michigan workers back to work. we are going to bring them back to work. i have been here many times, and even before i was running. i got word four years ago, man of the year. and i talked about the cars, they are taking your car manufacturers like ford out. and i said that long before i said i was going to do this. and the people in michigan remembered i had been talking about this for years. ford made a promise to me, and hopefully at the beginning of the year they will honor that promise about something they will do that is very big, and they will do it in michigan, not in mexico. it will be great. [applause] mr. trump: we want to thank you. taxes, we are going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simple for patients in american history. at the center of this plan, is a massive middle-class tax cuts. middle-class tax cut. we are also going to lower our business tax rate from 35% all the way down to 15%, bringing new companies to our country and to your states. so we go from the highest taxed nation in t

and one of the places i had to stop was michigan, and we're going to bring our michigan jobs and michigan workers back to work. we're going to bring them back to work and i've been here many times and even before i was running, before i officially announced, i got an award four years ago, the man of the year and i talked about the cars, they can't keep taking your car manufacturers. ford and the others. can't keep taking them out and talking about it long before i thought i was going to do this, and the people in michigan remembered, i've been talking about this for years, we're going to stop it. ford's made a promise to me and hopefully at beginning of the year they're going honor that promise about something they're going to do that's very big, and they're going to do it in michigan, not in mexico, and it's going to be great. [ cheers ] >> going to be great. going to be great. we want to thank you. but on taxes, we're going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simplifications in american history. at the center of this plan is a massive middle-class tax cut. middle-class tax cut

trump won michigan by the narrowest margin in michigan michigan history, winning 306 electors of 270 needed to secure his place in history is a 40 seventh place in america as president, we hereby recognize and thank the following electors for their willingness to serve in the electoral process and congratulate you for being bestowed the honor of representing your citizens of your district and the citizens of our great state of michigan. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. if you could please provide a copy of that to the secretary for the minutes. i would like to appoint the lieutenant governor brian kelly, secretary of state ruth johnson, and the attorney general as assistant chairs. thank you for your service. please stand up. [applause] >> the senate majority leader as secretary, another representative as assistant secretary, and the speaker of the house kevin carter as parliamentarian, and a state representative as the assistant parliamentarian. thank you for your service. all stand up now. [applause] >> i have not known such august people to be as shy as they are toda

>> guest: growing up in michigan i learned about michigan history. i always thought the interesting things happen elsewhere. other civil war battlefields for allergies to nothing happened in michigan was something i was concerned about. there were no battles in michigan, a couple but nothing significant. at some point along the way a learned in the story i'm not quite sure where, but if you make an effort that he michigan history, read up on it and the explorers who came here, the original people, the things that did happen coming eventually stumble upon this footnote in michigan history of this guy who attempted this remarkable project. >> host: what was his relationship with brigham young? >> guest: james strang was a mormon. he was born in upstate new york around that you're a canal times you grew up in atheists. he didn't believe in god at all, but eventually came to a church. either changed his mind or started faking it. eventually he moved out west with his wife into wisconsin for some of her relatives and they were mormon and eventually decide

>> guest: growing up in michigan i learn a little bit about michigan history. when i was a kid i was in tears of other states. i thought interesting things happen elsewhere. all the great civil war battlefields were out east and nothing happened in michigan, was something i was concerned about. there were no battles in michigan, no forks to speak of. there's a couple but nothing significant. at some point along the way i learned, i'm not quite sure where but if you make an effort to study michigan history, read up on it and the explorers who came here come the original people who liv lived here, the things that did happen, you eventually stumbled upon this footnote in michigan history, this guy james strang who attempted this remarkable project on beaver island. >> host: what was his relationship to brigham young? >> guest: so james strang was a mormon. he was born in upstate new york around the area canal time. corrupt an atheist. he didn't believe in god at all, but eventually came to a church. he either changed his mind restarted faking it. but eventually he

michigan, the midas touch. at the exact same time that michigan's tough nerd was installing this genius computer system that systematically ripped off and threatened people in the process of losing their jobs in that state, at the exact same, that same michigan government appointed an emergency manager, they don't have a stup acronym like midas. it's a way of replacing the work of humans with a machine. emergency management is a democracy replacement minute. a few states around the country have lighter, saneer versions of this. in michigan, they take their poor towns and cities, very often, majority black, what the governor does is he abolishs democracy in those cities and towns. i mean, people can go through the motions of pre tending to elect their city counsel or mayor. those votes don't matter. under the emergency management system, whoever people in local communities elect, those elected officials aren't allowed to have any power. instead the governor just designates a city or town as broke enough to need

in michigan, i will be proposing legislation. i will be pushing to do everything to put a much more stringent standard in because the people of our state and country deserve better than they are getting today. i have a question for administrative mccarthy. had not resigned, would you have fired her? know, susan took the choice to submit her resignation knowing that people would question whether that meant she accepted some type of guilt a responsibility for this. she fully accepted responsibility for the situation, resigned, and i accepted that resignation. i thought it was the right step for her to take. would you have fired her? >> i did not have to face that decision, sir. >> gentlemen, time has expired. >> i now recognize the gentle and from florida for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, i think a lot more failed in flint than the water. it is a failed city. we have many in michigan, but across the country. since we started these hearings, i have talked to staff, and we have gotten information that proba

. >> host: the dow of the great michigan business name for middle and michigan . . . i'm a writer for national review. i've been on the staffer ate half years but i lived in washington d.c. and worked there. i got recruited to come to hillsdale five years ago and i've remained on the staff of national review but it's very much a part time. i was born and raised in and around the city and went to the university of michigan and upon graduation went to washington and unexpectedly had a chance to come home five years ago. >> what was that experience like. >> that was great. i liked living in washington d.c. i was not looking to leave. my wife and i just thought we would spend the rest of our days there. we sometimes talked about maybe we would retire to michigan, but then i was fortunate enough to get a phone call this and get a job here and we kept talking about moving home and that's what it felt like. >> are you glad you did it? >> i don't miss washington. i liked living there, but i don't miss it. i prefer it in michigan. it does feel like home and hillsdale is a grea

i yield my time to the gentleman from michigan. i thank the gentleman from tennessee received an e-mail from people, a director of the epa office of drinking water. the whole point of the e-mail was to share mark edwards' documentation of the flint drinking water problems. mr. edwards' e-mail, asking the epa to immediately take decisive action on this issue to protect the public. did you read the september 25 email that included mark edwards' request for action? gina mccarthy: i did. rep. desjarlais: dr. edwards is very familiar to this committee and the people of flint. do you know who mark edwards is? gina mccarthy: yes. we have met. rep. desjarlais: you met? how long have you known about his work on the water quality? gina mccarthy: we actually have a contract with him to do work with us right now. rep. desjarlais: do you believe he is an expert on water treatment and corrosion? gina mccarthy: i think he is one of the experts, yes. i would technology that epa has a number of experts. rep. desjarlais: the edwards email includes m

and we're going to bring our michigan jobs and michigan workers back to work. [cheers and applause] we're going to bring them back to work. and i have been here many times and even before i was running. before i officially announced, i didn't know if i was running. i got an award about four years ago the man of the year. and i talked about the cars. they can't keep taking your car manufacturers, ford and the others. they can't keep taking them out. and i was talking about it long before i ever thought i was going to do this. and the people in michigan remembered i had been talking about this for years. we're requesting to sto -- going to stop it ford made a promise to me and hopefully at the beginning of this year they're going to honor that promise about something they're going to do that's very big. and they're going to do it in michigan, not in mexico. it's going to be great. going to be great. [cheers and applause] we want to thank you. but on taxes, we're going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simplyifications in american history. at the cente

trump received 16 electoral votes from the state of michigan. [applause] [applause] governor snyder: it's very exciting. we have more work to be done. nominations are in order for the office of vice president of the united states. i recognize joseph guzman for the purpose of nomination. >> mr. chairman, it is a distinct honor to to nominate governor mike pence for vice president of the united states. governor: great, i appreciate that. do we have a second? we have a second. are there any other nominations for the office of vice president of the united states? hearing none, i call for a vote by ballot. sergeants, would you please step forward and distribute the ballots for the office of vice president of the united states? thank you please indicate your vote by writing the name of the candidate of your preference. sergeants, please collect the ballots and tally them. it's good we have the next generation of democracy up here with us. [laughter]] >> i am pleased to report mike pence received all 16 votes from the state of michigan. [applause] [app

is michigan proud of that seat? yes. and you're you are going to be even more proud as time goes by. she will do an incredible job. with betsy at our side i know we will make great strides in fixing our broken schools all over the country. it will be a beautiful thing to watch. she will do it. i have no doubt. to accomplish our goals for this country government must stop listening to the special interests and start delivering for the national interest. we have to. it's time to deliver for you the american people our plan begins at bold reforms to create millions and millions of great pain jobs. whether it is building cars, producing steel or curing disease we want the next generation of innovation in production to happen right here in america and right here in michigan. and you know, so i one michigan. [applause]. in michigan hasn't been one for many years and i felt i was going to win it. i felt like i was get to win the whole thing. i didn't have michigan on our list of stops for the final day and i did the speeches i

the michigan statute is clear. you have to be an aggrieved or injured party and jill stein has no chance of winning. any home team, the detroit lions, beat the saints yesterday. would be like the cleveland browns wanting a redo of the game. jill stein was the cleveland bounds and the fact is this recount is -- violates michigan law and i'm hopeful the michigan courts will protect medical law from the federal takeover that a federal judge is trying to impose on michigan and, frankly, going to have big consequences across america. >> i thought the funding wouldn't come out of the taxpayers' expense but money raised through all these third-party groups, i'm not saying literally third party but sympathetic supporter parties, including hillary clinton's folks, that there's something else going on here. who is -- paying for it. you're saying michigan taxpayer taxpayers. >> that's exactly the case. this recount will cost between four and six million does and the taxpayers will pick up a large portion of that. jill stein w

we over 75,000 in michigan. there are enough ballots uncounted that if you look at them with the human eye, because these are terrible machines i cannot read your bible marks next to the candidate's name on a piece of paper, if the human eye looks at these does it is easy to tell someone voted for presidential candidate. a lot of the machine said they voted for two candidates. not many people do that. the human eye can do that. the question is, where these ballots not counted? they're not counted in african american areas, in dearborn, heavy arabic community, and latino committees. while we're discussing hacking the machines, a lot of this was old-fashioned jim crow tactics from way back. either way, a lot of this is the result of the destruction and the gutting of the 1965 voting rights act, which is the first election post the voting rights act. we saw a jill stein said it correct, she suspected there to be a lot of hacking. what she found, as she said, was a jim crow election. amy: finally, we just have a min

and one of the places i had to stop was michigan, and we're going to bring our michigan jobs and michigan workers back to work. we're going to bring them back to work and i've been here many times and even before i was running, before i officially announced, i got an award four years ago, the man of the year and i talked about the cars, they can't keep taking your car manufacturers. ford and the others. can't keep taking them out and talking about it long before i thought i was going to do this, and the people in michigan remembered, i've been talking about this for years, we're going to stop it. ford's made a promise to me and hopefully at beginning of the year they're going honor that promise about something they're going to do that's very big, and they're going to do it in michigan, not in mexico, and it's going to be great. [ cheers ] >> going to be great. going to be great. we want to thank you. but on taxes, we're going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simplifications in american history. at the center of this plan is a massive middle-class tax cut. middle-class tax cut

and you know so i won michigan. [cheers and applause] and michigan hasn't been won for many, many years. long, long time ago. and i felt i was going to win it. do you know when i felt i was actually going to win the whole thing? so i didn't have michigan on our list of stops but until that final day and i did the speeches. i did six of them. that's a lot. i did three a day for a month. and these were big speeches. we didn't need any entertainerrers to come and entertain. we had packed houses, thousands and thousands. but at the last moment i said 9:00 in the evening, let's go to michigan. right? because i heard my opponent had scheduled michigan unexpectedly. it was like all of a sudden with president obama and michelle and bill and hillary and they were going to michigan. [crowd booing] forget it. that play is great before the election. now we don't care, right? i said let's go to michigan. i see some faces. some of you were here. tell me, so we had between inside and outside we had 31,000 people and i started spea

the michigan state law, let me read it. refusal or failure to vote for the candidates for president and vice president appearing on the michigan ballot of the political party which nominated the elector constitutes a resignation from the office of elector, his vote shall not be recorded and the remaining electors shall forthwith fill the vacancy. doesn't matter whether or not you vote for donald trump, he will get all 16 electoral votes in the state of michigan. that's what the law says. let me ask you this. if the state law did not say that, would you have been tempted to switch your vote? >> no. not at all. i don't think any of the other electors would have done that either. we were nominated at our state conventions in august to be electors for donald trump and mike pence. we were then put on the ballot as trump and pence electors. to change our votes going into this meeting would be completely deceptive to the voters of michigan. millions of people voted for us as trump/pence electors, so i don't think there's any prece

trump won michigan by the narrowest margin in michigan history, winning 306 secure his place in history is a 40 seventh place in america as president, we hereby recognize and thank the following electors for their willingness to serve in the electoral process and congratulate you for being bestowed the honor of representing your citizens of your district and the citizens of our great state of michigan. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. if you could please provide a copy of that to the secretary for the minutes. i would like to appoint the lieutenant governor brian kelly, secretary of state, attorney general as assistant chairs. thank you for your service. please stand up. [applause] >> the senate majority leader as secretary, another representative as assistant secretary, and the speaker of the house as parliamentarian, and a state representative as the assistant parliamentarian. thank you for your service. all stand up now. >> i have not known such august people to be as shy as they are today. thank you, and thank you for your assistance. the role of the official electors

we are going to bring our michigan jobs and michigan workers back to work. we are going to bring them back to work. i have been here many times, and even before i was running. i got word four years ago, man of the year. and i talked about the cars, they are taking your car manufacturers like ford out. and i said that long before i said i was going to do this. and the people in michigan remembered i had been talking about this for years. ford made a promise to me, and hopefully at the beginning of the year they will honor that promise about something they will do that is very big, and they will do it in michigan, not in mexico. it will be great. [applause] mr. trump: we want to thank you. taxes, we are going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simple for patients in american history. at the center of this plan, is a massive middle-class tax cuts. middle-class tax cut. we are also going to lower our business tax rate from 35% all the way down to 15%, bringing new companies to our country and to your states. so we go from the highest taxed nation in t

particularly in michigan and wisconsin. robbie mook said yes i wish we would have advertised more there and had more organizers on the ground there. he said on election night when he saw things going south in florida with white voters turning out in higher percentages in the rural parts of the state. he said boy i hope that is a phenomenon in only florida but soon he found it was not. >> and next donald trump naming another general to his cabinet after saying generals in this nation have been reduced to rubble. plus the trump bump on wall street. bump may be an understatement. stocks are at an all time high. unprecedented postelection surge. can it continue? and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. a silicon valley server farm. the vault to man's greatest wonders... selfies, cat videos and winkin

now we want to michigan. -- now we won wisconsin. now we won michigan. and i will never forget the guide was devastated. he never even thought of this. his hand is quivering. he puts it on the map and the map turns red. donald trump has won the state of wisconsin. no.o, oh please check this. donald trump has won the state of michigan. [applause] and it is very unfair to the people of pennsylvania. they never got the glory. it was like the guy who could and did not yard get the glory. but we love our people in pennsylvania. so now he goes, now he goes. because there -- because they were saying there was no way to get to the most they could get 270. was 269. they get paid a lot of money and they don't know what they are talking about. -- they do not know what the hell they are talking about, folks. i never once got above 269. i was watching it for months. that's why i got upset with texas. texas that they would win it. so what happened was, that is like if going there. i needed that one. then what happens is he says wisconsin, michigan, and now he path for

aclu of michigan said -- "it's not reasonable to claim that the entire state of michigan is a border zone. border enforcement -- and the powers that go with it -- belongs at the border and not in our communities." in washington, d.c., minnesota state house representative ilhan omar says she was attacked by a cab driver who called her "isis" and threatened to rip off her hijab as she was leaving a policy training at the white house. omar recently made history by becoming the nation's first somali-american lawmaker. she e wrote on facebook wednesdy that the attack was "the most hateful, derogatory, islamophobic, sexist taunts and threats i have ever experienced. i am still shaken by this incident and can't wrap my head bold people are becoming in displaying t their hahate towards muslims." portland's city council has voted to impose additional taxes on companies whose ceo's earn more than 100 times the median pay of their workers. the oregon measure which , portland officials say is the first in the nation, targets and penalizes companies that perpetuate income inequality. "income ineq

for michigan governor rick snyder. in the increasing cost of the fb pen, the anti-allergy shot, the ceo of the drug company that makes the epipen testified before congress on why they raised the price and about her own compensation. after that, look at wells fargo opening customer counts without the customer's knowledge. the ceo of wells fargo and before the senate banking committee. we will close with cable and satellite television company executives testifying before congress about billing problems. melissa burke covers congress for the detroit news and joining us from capitol hill to talk .bout flint michigan water when was the water inflamed declared undrinkable and why? >> it dates back to april 2014, when the city under the direction of some state appointed emergency managers switched the water supply to the untreated flint river, and at right afterwards, knowing you something was wrong. the public did not find out about the lead in their water until fall of 2015. that is when advisories started it suggested resi

the big ten team, michigan, wisconsin, penn state. ten champion. maybe michigan. did washington change your mind? >> they didn't change my mind but the committee's mind. i don't think the committee has the courage to jump a two-loss big ten championship team over washington but i think that penn state certainly is playing better than this washington team right now. i'm not impressed with the team and the victory you beat a quarterback with one leg and a backup that couldn't do anything. it is the same thing we saw with this colorado team when they lost to michigan and usc. they couldn't do anything without their starting quarterback. it doesn't gain that much credibility in my mind. they'll be in the playoff. >> you say they didn't have the guts, coach? >> let me simplify it. the committee -- this is the weekend that the committee they were doing a little high five. i promise you after the game half of the stress for that committee is over with. now they focus on clemson and all the games tomorrow. the clemson is the next hurdle. 41-10. as i said earlier. i though

with thein tonight flint, michigan water contamination hearing.

and you mentioned michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. the thought was if they could get 37 of donald trump's 306 electors to vote for somebody else other than trump. that would deny him the majority of the electors, and it could go to the house of representatives, despite a furious campaign to do that. we accident see that. you mentioned pennsylvania, wisconsin, all the electors in the state voting for donald trump, we saw a few democratic electors. some of them it was an effort to join with potential republican defectors. in washington, colin powell got three votes. not because they wanted colin powell to be president. they were hoping to deny donald trump, and an elector voted for another candidate because they didn't want to go for hillary clinton. this is more than we sa seen. you have to go back to 2004 to find another that didn't vote for the candidate. it's not a widespread kind of defection that would have threatened trump's chances to be the next president. >> and yet we saw the effort by the hamilton electors, we saw chris in t

maybe michigan. did washington change your mind? >> they didn't change my mind but the committee's mind. i don't think the committee has the courage to jump a two-loss big ten championship team over washington but i think that penn state certainly is playing better than this washington team right now. i'm not impressed with the team and the victory like this when you beat a quarterback with one leg and a backup that couldn't do anything. it is the same thing we saw with this colorado team when they lost to michigan and usc. they couldn't do anything without their starting quarterback. it doesn't gain that much credibility in my mind. they'll be in the playoff. >> you say they didn't have the guts, coach? >> let me simplify it. the committee -- this is the weekend that the committee watches all the playoff games together there in texas. they were doing a little high five. i promise you after the game half of the stress for that committee is over with. now they focus on clemson and all the games tomorrow. the clemson is the next hurdl

find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> you know, so i won michigan a a and, and michigan hasn't been won for many many years. we did phenomenally in michigan and then we won wisconsin, we won wisconsin and of course we won pennsylvania. it started with ohio, that we won by almost nine points. and then iowa came in and we won by more than ten. and we won almost every single county in iowa and we won one county that hadn't been won since 1952. that's a long time. >> that was president-elect trump in michigan just moments ago thanking local voters for helping flip blue states like michigan to red. and before mr. trump is sworn in the political analysts are looking at what's coming down in 2018 when senate democrats will defend 25 seats. democrats haven't been that exposed in senate mid terms in more than 50 years. could we have an even more republican congress? my next guest know as thing or two about trends. joining me now is the direct of university of virginia center for politics. dr. larry sabato. what do you see in 2018? >> in the kacase of 2018, as ba as this november 8th was

pileups in michigan and ohio left several people dead. let's start in michigan...authoritie s say three people died and 11 others were hurt following multiple crashes on the interstate in the fowlerville area. about 40 vehicles were involved. michigan state police are blaming slippery conditions for the thursday morning crash. other serious crashes reported across the state as well. and then in ohio -- crews working overnight to clear cars involved in a large chain reaction crash - at least 19 people were injured. the interstate has been closed since 3 yesterday afternoon. the snow making driving conditions very dangerous. crews also had a difficult time clearing the vehicles last night due to the continued snowfall. meanwhile -- washington state and oregon getting slammed with snow. strong winds also toppling trees. two people were injured after trees service in seattle says. t was the first 'measurable' snowfall to stick and accumulate in the lowlands of western washington and seattle in nearly two years. and in bismarck, north dakota..

this is michigan attorney general bill schuette announcing the charges. asthe tragedy that we know the flint water crisis did not occur by accident. no. flint was a casualty of arrogance, disdain, and a failure of management. absence of accountability, shirking responsibility. we will proceed -- we will proceed to deliver justice and hold those accountable who broke the law. period. these are governor appointed emergency managers that we are charging today with 20-year felonies, and it is serious. as andy arena said, we are going up and we're going broader. amy: the flint water crisis began when flint's unelected emergency m manager d darnell ey , who was appointed by governor rick snyder, s switched the soue of flint's drinking water from the detroit system to the corrosive flint river. the water corroded flint's aging pipes, causing poisonous levels of lead to leach into the drinking water. residents continue to call for mission a good governor rick snyder -- michigan governor rick snyder to be charged fulll. in seattle, a judge has ruled that eight chi

on xfinity x1. >>> you know, so i won michigan a a and, and michigan hasn't been won for many many years. we did phenomenally in michigan and then we won wisconsin, we won wisconsin and of course we won pennsylvania. it started with ohio, that we won by almost nine points. and then iowa came in and we won by more than ten. and we won almost every single county in iowa and we won one county that hadn't been won since 1952. that's a long time. >> that was president-elect trump in michigan just moments ago thanking local voters for helping flip blue states like michigan to red. and before mr. trump is sworn in the political analysts are looking at what's coming down in 2018 when senate democrats will defend 25 seats. democrats haven't been that exposed in senate mid terms in more than 50 years. could we have an even more republican congress? my next guest know as thing or two about trends. joining me now is the direct of university of virginia center for politics. dr. larry sabato. what do you see in 2018? >> in the kacase of 2018, as ba as this november 8th was for democrats, i think parti

three key states that flipped for the republicans, pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. according to our founders and the constitution the electors shall meet in their respective states and vote by ballot for president and vice president. ballotsll name in their of the person voted for as president and in the distinct ballots, the person voted for as vice president and they shall of alldistinct list persons voted for as president and of all persons voted for as vice president. the last step in the process will take place at the u.s. capitol in early january. joining us is steven shepherd who has been following all of today's developments. thank you for being with us. stephen shepard: good to be here. >> it is required by the constitution. we saw the process unfold in many state capitals here on c-span. were there any surprises? stephen shepard: not really. donald trump won 306 electoral you justthat map that showed and you mentioned michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. couldought was if they get 37 of donald trump's 306 electors, that would deny camp the majority of th

>> alisyn, it was a narrow win for donald trump here in michigan. he beat out hillary clinton by just 10,000 votes. now have many people calling on electors to vote their conscious, something extremely unlikely since almost all electors are party loyalists. donald trump getting one step closer to officially becoming the next president of the united states today. all 538 members of the electoral college casting their ballots across the country. the typically ceremonial process in the spotlight since some are urging electors to go rogue and block trump from the office. for that to happen, though, 37 republican electors must switch their votes. a scenario seen as highly unlikely. >> the question is whether there are 37 republican electors who think that either they're open questions or that donald trump, based on everything we know about him, is really unfit to be president of the united states. >> reporter: so far, only one elector, a republican from texas, said he will not cast his vote for trump. >> it is time to pull the brake. >> reporter: some el

we win wisconsin we win michigan, and i knew we were going to win michigan. i have been talk about cars being ripped out of michigan where they make the cars. i have been talking about it for five or six years. i got the man of the year award four years ago in michigan. all i talked about was you can't let your factories go. they said that wasn't the reason for the man of the year. i said it doesn't matter. you can't do there is. but they remembered that. now he's up with the red and he's going, and hissene his -- s hand starts to shake. and he's gaping for breath. he's choke like a dog. and for months he has been saying i had no path to victory. the bad news is a lot of people probably believed him and didn't go out to vote it's called suppressing the vote. suppressing the vote. that's what it's called. you love donald trump but you figure look, alice i'm not going to go out, darling, he can't win because i believe these people when they say he has no path to victory. man, did we have a path to victory. so he puts down red for wisconsin. he puts down red for

right after, ladies and gentlemen, donald trump has won the state of michigan. michigan? years.not been won in 38 and now, the gentleman with the map, looking so read. -- red. remember the map? there was a lot of blue and he to not -- it got knocked hell. i will tell you that. it was pouring red. they said, you cannot break the blue wall. but my candidate, right? -- up by canada, right? we heard this for months. these to believe guys like walter cronkite. this is a different world. so we are listening to these people, dishonest as hell, and what happened is they are telling all of us, you cannot break the blue wall. what happens is, not only did we break it, we shattered the hell out of it. right? now we win wisconsin. and now what happens? we win wisconsin, we win michigan. i knew we were going to win michigan, because i was talking about cars going out of michigan and into mexico. i had been talking about it. i got the man of the year award in michigan. and i said, you are letting your actors go. you cannot do this. and they remembered, they remembered all of this. in m

of winning in michigan. jill stein has asked for recounts in pennsylvania and wisconsin along with michigan. she says her attention -- intention is to verify the accuracy of the vote . >>> it is december 7 and it has been 75 years since japan attacked pearl harbor. how the somber anniversaries they remembered in hawaii and here in the bay area. >>> coming up: finding solutions to homelessness. the newer approach one bay area city is using. >>> it is a pretty good commute out there so far. the shore freeway looks pretty good. >>> it is cold out there, 30s for many and now here comes the cloud cover. highs will struggle. we will take a look at those and also look at what looks to be some steady rain on the way. >>> developing news: a big earthquake this morning in indonesia. at least 97 people were killed hours ago. it was a magnitude 6.5 quake. look at the cell phone video, a building toppled down onto a car crushing the car. the death toll may rise. more people may be buried in the rubble of collapsed buildi

closer to home, lighter amounts near lake michigan where it will be warmer. lake, an intoch an inch and a half away from lake michigan as far as your snow is concerned. saturday, you're scot-free. overnight, we're not going to get warmer, 36 degrees with mostly to partly cloudy skies f. you're going to be headed to the packers game, look at the packers planner. temperatures going to hover just above the freezing mark. they could see a little bit of rain mixedn snow. it is going to look a lot more like winter come sunday. monday and tuesday, some of that snow will be melting with 40s arriving, a wintry mix with a cold front on tuesday. behind that cold front, though, windy and chilly, highs only in the 20s and lows dropping into the teens into next week. >> i don't want to put you on the spot, but i have the sense we won't have any >> no more indian summer. >> it lasted a long time. >> it did, all of november. >> which was surprising. >> second warmest november on record for us. >>> up next in sports, why >>> it's championship weekend, and the packers taking o