you will follow the will of the people of pennsylvania. you should be honored to have taken part in this bit of history. so i implore you to savor the walk you take to the ballot box. enjoy it. and know that you are performing an act that echoes back throughout american history. it is the same action that has been carried out by pennsylvanians for centuries and brought to the american stage people like george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln, theodore roosevelt, franklin roosevelt, dwight eisenhower, john kennedy, ronald reagan, and barack obama. it is a very, very important act. so congratulations on your participation in this rich tradition, and thank you on behalf of all pennsylvania is for doing what you have done. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, governor wolf, for your message. we are grateful to you for honoring us with your presence and participating in the proceedings. the chair requests the committee of escorts to accompany the governor to his chambers. please rise as the governor is escorted from the ch

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and now we get up to pennsylvania and we are just doing great in pennsylvania. i won it twice, right? because i point then we had a scam operation. let's ask for a recounted. we won it again and we won wisconsin and michigan michigan. i hope someone else asks for a recalculation, we won three or four or five times. they did a full recount in wisconsin and i received 138 votes more. i got more votes. scam. remember i told you it's a rigged system. that's terrible. and not rigged for us, believe me it's the other way around. now we come up to pennsylvania. and i see we are going to win. i start doing interviews. if we win pennsylvania it's over, right? now i'm doing interviews because it's at 99% and there aren't enough votes for them to even come close. so people are saying you can't do interviews now. i said why not, there is no way. i felt very comfortable. but what happened? now, you watch john king, the hand is shake, quivering. ladies and gentlemen, donald trump has won wisconsin. now, that wasn't suppose to happen. right? then he goes, you can see he's gett

i kept waiting for pennsylvania. why wait for pennsylvania, because they said ladies and gentlemen, donald trump has won the state of michigan. now, wisconsin hasn't been one -- won for 38 years. michigan hasn't been one for that long or longer. pennsylvania, we didn't even need you guys, isn't that terrible? because they waited so dam long. they took all of your glory away, right? rob did a great job. and david did a great job. david and rob, what a job. so now we need the state of -- we win the state of pennsylvania. it was an amazing evening. and the people on espn, sports people, they said it was the single greatest event they have ever seen. they have seen football, baseball, boxing. and they said it was the greatest. so, i just want to thank the incredible people of pennsylvania. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] mr. trump: unbelievable people. and in four years, we are going to win it by even more. my right -- am i right? all right, let's get back to the subject of jobs, right? because that

before pennsylvania, even though they should have done pennsylvania about 11:30 p.m. in the evening. the audience they had that night was massive. the debates -- did i win those debates, folks? [cheering] president-elect trump: the debates had over 100 million people. by the way, did mike win his debate? [cheering] president-elect trump: that was not even a contest. it actually got boring. then it happened, out of nowhere, and they got sick, they were, like, he was throwing up. with a map being -- that map was getting red as hell. that map was bleeding red. [cheering] president-elect trump: florida, south carolina. before that, remember, texas, for three months, texas is in play. that means we are even and republicans win texas. even if you are a lousy candidate, you win texas. texas is republican. i had these massive crowds and for three months, they said, texas is in play and next week is very close. and remember georgette? georgia? r georgia is in play. can you imagine if i lose texas or georgia? i am saying to my kids and my wife, this is going to be a disaster. u

thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. god bless you. merry christmas. thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. ♪ which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] get whatn't always playing] ♪ >> president-elect trump's continues tomorrow in orlando, florida live at 7:00 p.m. eastern. today the president-elect announced his latest cabinet pick, montana congressman ryan zinke a to be secretary of interior. he is a first-term congressman and former navy seal. we heard from transition team advisor kellyanne conway and more about the pick earlier today. cabinetve two more positions to fill. classic trump project, ahead of schedule, under budget. >> [inaudible] ivanka and jared will make their own decision and announcement. i think we would benefit by having them in the administration. ivanka is incredibly committed to women in the workplace. she's had a wonderful pl

certainly going to lose pennsylvania. but all the millions of people who voted for him turned things around and so he plans on giving u all the voters in this arena tonight a big hershey kiss, tucker. >> thanks a lot, john. appreciate it. while we awaited the president-elect to take the stage. symptom are still saying the idea of members of electoral college denying mr. trump the presidency is a reality. and they audited to. a group of celebrities in los angeles is trying their hardest to get the eelectors to do that. watch. >> you and just 36 other conscientious republican voters can make a difference. >> by voting your conscience on december 19th. >> and thereby shaping the future of our nation. >> i'm not asking you to vote for hillary clinton. >> i'm not asking you to vote for hillary clinton. >> i'm not asking you to vote for hillary clinton. >> as you know, the constitution gives electors the right to vote for any eligible person. >> any eligible person no matter which party they belong to. >> but it should certainl

pennsylvania and wisconsin flipping from blue to red. you can see the map from the november 8 results, and today in state capitals and washington the electoral college meeting to certify the election to elect donald trump as our 45th president. there had been an effort by hamilton electors to stop the process. phone lies are open. host: our coverage began in illinois. also in michigan, the electors began to me, and bill clinton on hand. we will go back to lansing, michigan, and we will see what is happening as they wrap up proceedings there. [no audio] host: what you are seeing is the video, but there is no audio. that is that feed from michigan television, the senate tv, and there is the governor, who is thanking those electors casting their ballots for donald trump. william on the phone. your thoughts on this monday in december? caller: my question is there is a lot of people signing petitions to do away with the electoral college. my question is, why can't something be done with electoral college to make it reflect popular vote more a

even though i'm the first arnold in my family literally to step foot in pennsylvania. i found our family history in south carolina and tennessee collections here. so we have people calling us, writing us, we have a geneaology program and if you walk in you don't have to be a member, come in and librarians can help you on site and using both archival tools, folders with real paper in it and real reels of microfilm, it's fun to see teenagers come in. they've never seen a reel of microfilm before or card or card catalog before. >> this is really taking on huge interest in the past year learning about your history. >> how do people get started? >> they get started by the mistake is sometimes people will say, well, i think i'm related to a signer of the constitution and want to start there. you can't start there. you have to start with you and then go up. you can't start with someone you hope you're related to then go down to you. it doesn't work out that bway. you have to start with yourself and do your parents and grandparents and then great grandparents and try to keep a

pennsylvania electoral college. we are pleased to have one of distinguished ju rors to administer the oath of office at this time. the honorable thomas g saylor, chief justice of the supreme court of pennsylvania. a bible or holy book has been supplied. the oath will now be administered. >> would you please place your left hand on the bible or holy book and raise your right hand? do you and each of you solemnly swear or affirm that you will support, obey and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the commonwealth of pennsylvania? and that you will discharge the duties of your office with fidelity? so please say, i do. thank you. secretary? >> thank you chief justice saylor. please be seated. the next order of business is the election of the president of the electoral college. the chair recognizes the honorable richard stewart of cumberland county for the purpose of offering a resolution. >> thank you mr. secretary. resolved that the honorable robert a gleason jr. of cambria county be ch

some of our pennsylvania suburbs like chester county. notice the colder air just to our north and west right over the poconos. could see a couple of inches of snow in the poconos. we expect just rain in other areas where it's too warm for that. the snow is starting to move away in the evening but we could see brief periods of heavy rain. i don't think it will be a huge issue. again, through the afternoon and evening tomorrow, just be careful driving out there because we will see rain for several hours tomorrow. 8:30 wednesday morning, the rain is moving out. the morning commute getting drier. and throughout the day wednesday, we'll be drying even more. and we'll even see a little bit more in the way of sunshine. now we're looking at future temperatures. there is the arctic air. it's finally going to get here as we go into friday. that is going to be a very windy and very cold day. and that cold air is going to last through your weekend. so that's why we're talking about highs in the 30s. the forecast, friday, saturday, sunday, temperatur

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

thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. god bless you. merry christmas. thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. caller [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> we will cover a rally this evening at 7:30 east it. -- eastern. we are live in the lobby of trump tower in new york. donald trump continues to meet with candidates come and his leadership level positions are still being worked on. the likely candidate to land a top indications -- communications job, that they are considering changing the format of the daily press briefing. "i do not know that they need to remarks oncamera" -- fox news' "the kelly file." the white house briefings have become somewhat of a spectacle paired a be there is a more effective way of having an adult conversation with the beauty. this afternoon we will be covering sean spicer at a politico event. we will have live coverage of 4:30 -- 4:30 -- asked at 4:30. bloomberg politics reporter jennifer jacobs

pennsylvania. this is alabama. if you do not mind, we are thanking the people of alabama and thanking the people of the south. because boy, did we do well. [applause] mr. trump: boy, did we do well in the south. i do not know if you noticed, the people of the south. i think i am going to move to alabama or someplace in the south. because we won. not just ok here, a record. nobody ever had the numbers that we had. i just want to thank you. this is our last stop. there is no better place to celebrate than right here. so thank you. you propelled to victory a grassroots movement the likes of which the world, frankly, has never seen before. and you know if i was saying something that was slightly off, these people would be correcting us, right? they would be correcting us. because of the weather, the buses are still pouring in. i think we should wait. you will explain to them we are having a great time, right? the incredible patriots of the stadium today defied the pundits and the pollsters and the spec

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

at the giants center in hershey, pennsylvania. nbc10's drew smith is there live where people have already started lining up out there in the cold for tonight's event, right, drew? >> reporter: painful cold, but still thousands of people, this does have the feel of one of the campaign rallies, although that campaign is over, you can see the merchandise still selling. we have seen people from all over pennsylvania, tons of new jersey license plates out in the parking lot. and we met someone from new jersey and new york city. these lines formed early, like i said, thousands of people all bundled up because this is truly dangerously cold out here, but that shows much these people want to see the president-elect. these are the folks who were tuned into this campaign, they continue to be focused on the issue, and now they're here not only to congratulate the president-elect but also to make sure he follows through and delivers for them. >> i think he's much more humble now. he said from the givening, he's not a politician, he's not a pr

pennsylvania, great state. i said, we're going to win pennsylvania, but i keep thinking about every time you see the republicans for 38 years or something they hadn't won pennsylvania. so it's one of those states, very, very tough to win. but i just felt so good. we're getting these massive crowds. in fact, we're going there in two days to celebrate. her shi, pennsylvania. we're going to hershey. to pennsylvania, they don't want to call it. they don't want to call it. there's like 1% left, and there's no way they can catch it, and they're looking, and i'm starting to do interviews now, and i'm thinking, boy, this is fun, but they refused to call it because they're dishonest people, okay? so -- >> boo! >> it's all right. so then we go up the coast, and then it happened, right? before pennsylvania -- even though they should have done pennsylvania at about 11:30 in the evening. of course, there's two reasons. number one, they like the commercials because the audience they had that night was massive. the debates --

thank you, thank you pennsylvania. thank you. god bless you, merry christmas, thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. [♪] lou: donald trump saying thank you to the great people of the great state of pennsylvania. i don't know many politicians who could say to a state -- these other states took your glory because the nasty media wouldn't call it based on the election results. pennsylvania should have been the 8 that put him over the 270 limit. the honor was deferred because the networks as he sees it unjustly withheld the vote pennsylvania in their calculations, their decision desk. again a stem winder of an address, an absolutely delighted crowd. by the way, not only was that at capacity as donald trump said. it turns out the estimates are 12,000 to 13,000. 2,000 to 3,000 people more than it's supposed to be. don't tell the fire marshals. fox news channeling me charlie hurt, guy benson, gentlemen, good to have you here. your reaction to what is obviously a delighted audience as he recounts and relives election night and morning. th

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trump: then you look at pennsylvania. pennsylvania was always the state, they say the bride that got away. every republican for 38 years, they left. before the election, everybody thought, everybody thought he -- she was going to win pennsylvania. it did not work out that way. and we were campaigning in pennsylvania, getting the biggest crowds they have ever seen, by far. and i said, we're going to win this state. and i remember, they said over and over, republicans do not win it. and they would not announce these crooked -- denounce these crooked people back here. they would not. first of all, first of all, they were in a state of panic. now we win florida. and we won ohio by summit then anticipated. and then we won iowa and in florida so much bigger than they thought. and by the way, by the way, just to go back a few months, how good did we do in florida in the primary, right? how good was that? oh, that was good. i do not want to talk about that anymore. they are getting nervous on television. and you see the anchors a

pennsylvania turnpike. route 309 if you're headed through montgomery county, north or south, in both directions it's looking pretty good, and there are no issues to report on the pennsylvania turnpike right now. looking at an overview of our pennsylvania roadways, some of the majors here. 95, 76 and 476. everything is in the green. that means there are no incidents on any of these majors. average speeds are where they are. coming up in a bit, we'll take a look at how traffic is faring in delaware. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 37 degrees at 4:39 and the temperatures are falling but will likely stay above freezing all day long in philadelphia. and we will get some sunshine, too. it will be a brighter day than we saw yesterday. 37 degrees right now, down to 36 at 8:00 and then warming through the 30s, into the low 40s this afternoon. the wind will be picking up during the day, but stronger winds will wait for tomorrow. suburbs will see a few scattered clouds but mainly sunshine. 32 now. once the

thank you, thank you pennsylvania. thank you. god bless you, merry christmas, thank you, pennsylvania. thank you. [♪] lou: donald trump saying thank you to the great people of the great state of pennsylvania. i don't know many politicia who could say to a state -- these other states took your glory because the nasty media wouldn't call it based on the election results. pennsylvania should have been the 8 that put him over the 270 limit. the honor was deferred because the networks as he sees it unjustly withheld the vote pennsylvania in their calculations, their decision desk. again a stem winder of an address, an absolutely delighted crowd. by the way, not only was that at capacity as donald trump said. it turns out the estimates are 12,000 to 13,000. 2,000 to 3,000 people more than it's supposed to be. don't tell the fire marshals. fox news channeling me charlie hurt, guy benson, gentlemen, good to have you here. your reaction to what is obviously a delighted audience as he recounts and relives election night and morning. they

in erie, pennsylvania, the winter weather blamed for this car pileup. the west coast is also getting a blast of winter weather with seattle and portland both seeing a lot of snow out there. >> one of the areas that's perfect in the country, florida. glenn, nothing there. here we have something that we're dealing with coming this weekend. >> but we're getting off lucky compared to so much of the country, from western pennsylvania all the way to the pacific ocean. getting some bitter, bitter cold and snow in parts of the area, at least. we have cold, it's kind of january like cold. and wind on top of it. we also have some temperatures even in what would normally be our warmer places, not exactly too warm. newark, delaware, 35. wilmington at 37, clay mont at 35, reedy point 36. allandale at 36, rehoboth beach and lewis 36, bridgeville 36 degrees also with that west wind. and so feels like it is 20 right now in coatesville, 24 in allentown, 29 in vineland, and we're going to be seeing these feels like temperatures go down into the teens tonight, because the

lehigh valley, berks county and the pennsylvania suburbs. so those are the only ones who will see the snow. that will last through early monday morning. we expect some accumulating snow at the start of this, then changing to a wintery mix and then changing to rain as we go into monday morning. here's what future weather's showing for tomorrow. we stay nice and dry, it's going to be another very cold day, though, especially in the morning. by sunday, more clouds move in, but sunday morning we're still dry, then the leading edge of the system moves in by 5:30, or maybe a little bit earlier sunday afternoon. and that's when we could see snow in the poconos, mobile the lehigh valley. then we watch for the bigger part of this weather system to come in in the early hours of monday morning. wintry mix north and west most likely, then rain elsewhere, changing to range rain across ta early monday morning. some signs of a wintry mix far north as we go into early monday. oo as we talk about the snow falling sunday night, we could see one to three inche

suburbs of pennsylvania, berks county. lehigh valley, still the pennsylvania suburbs to the south we have rain with temperatures starting to warm. closer to 9:30, lehigh valley still seeing ice. that's where we expect the most ice, upper bucks county, the big issue, too, parts of chester county temperatures, there, temperatures around freezing. rest of the area should be seeing a transition from ice to rain by 9:30. watch this, by 11:00, it quickly comes to an end, still raining in new jersey and delaware. a pretty long dry stretch through the afternoon, tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. sunday morning the rain comes back, look at the temperatures, though, near 60 degrees a very mixed bag of weather across the entire weekend. an inch or less for south new jersey and philadelphia. in the lehigh valley, 3 to 6. poconos your entire weekend forecast it will look different every day. sunday, rain in the morning. possibly through the afternoon. in the 60s. by monday we're cooling down into the 30s. >> all right, sheena, get t

so now what happens, we are leading pennsylvania. we are leading pennsylvania by a lot. and we have 1%, 99%, and it was there for hours. i said why don't they -- i considered it a win. the 1% was not nearly enough votes because we were leading by a lot. but instead announce it at 11:00, they waited until 3:00 in the morning. now, i think they did that for commercials if you want to know the truth because the audience was massive. but a couple things happened that were surprising. we have breaking news, ladies and gentlemen, donald trump -- now the guy is getting sick. he's ready to throw up all over. donald trump -- this came out -- these people are incredible. i thought we were going to do well there -- donald trump has won the state of wisconsin. where did that come from? where did it come from? and then right after that. laid gist why is and gentlemen, donald trump has won the state of michigan. michigan? hasn't been won in 38 years, right? and now the gentleman with the map which is bloody, it's so red, sow beautiful. remember the map? when they showed it? there was

it says pennsylvania election system is a national difficulties glaze. stein's attorneys were behind me earlier today, and they want this recount to start, as soon as possible. >> this is about insuring that all votes get counted and that voters can trust their system going forward. >> reporter: jill stein made it clear she's not giving up on election 2016 during a news conference in front of the all places trump towers. stein is suing in federal court, to force a recount in pennsylvania. >> the constitutional rights of pennsylvania voters are being violated. >> reporter: but that recount isn't coming without skepticism. >> trying to follow bouncing ball in this whole thing is challenging, every kay brings a new story. >> reporter: david thornberg runs committees of 70 none in profit political watch dog group. stein's team argues that voting machines especially those in pennsylvania, are a prime target for hackers. >> no one is presented any evidence that any of this has happened. so it seems like we're in the process of debating theory. >> reporter: loc

this law prevents pennsylvania from complying with these federal regulations. that means if you look at your pennsylvania driver's license it doesn't have a little star on it and it won't be good enough to fly in 2018. heading into the security line, it's routine. >> i use my driver's license when i travel. >> reporter: jessica perez already had it in hand, leaving on a birthday trip to disney world with 4-year-old ava. homeland security is warning pennsylvania is among a handful of states not in compliance with federal regulations known as real id. next month, it means some federal facilities will stop accepting pennsylvania driver's licenses. and starting january 22, 2018, you'll need something else like a passport to fly. >> when i saw pennsylvania on the list, i quickly started reading all about it. >> reporter: state representative ed neilson says that pennsylvania may get an extension if its trying to comply. with overwhelmi passed with overwhelming support in 2012, trying to overturn it. >>. if we're not compliance by next year, people are going to -- >>

if i win pennsylvania, then i win. the other side is said that they will win pennsylvania. when they look at the numbers, they understood. then we had a surprise. breaking news, donald trump has won the state of wisconsin. [applause] right? n, and people were saying, where did that come from? what happened? we thought we would do well there. but we won it. now they are in trouble. they are really in trouble. i don't know if you saw that they have the most beautiful stage. i wanted to swap stages with them midway through. they had that beautiful picture of the country, it was magnificent. they spent $7 million on fireworks. they knew something was wrong. one of their people, with a high level guy, said he made a big mistake. we made a big mistake. we are going to lose. he was telling that to people. and i felt like we were going to win. all of a sudden, they canceled their fireworks that weekend. i found fireworks just don't work well when you lose. you agree with that? [laughter] [applause] page you ever see one of your football teams when they lose half fireworks? no. it's

. >>> recount votes in pennsylvania continues. monday a federal judge will issue a ruling whether to approve a presidential election recount in the state. this is video of green party candidate jill stein leaving the courthouse yesterday. her lawyers argued for a recount based on on suspicion that the voting machines were as a vulnee to hacking. >>> president obama has ordered a review of possible cyber attacks during the election season. intelligence officials will investigate the hacking of national committee e-mails and concerns about russia mettling with the presidential campaign. >>> president-elect donald trump team is dismissing a report that russia intervened in the election. the same people who said saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. the white house had no comment. trump continues to fill his cabinet. rudy giuliani will not be playing a role. at one point he was a frontrunner for secretary of state. giuliani will remain on the transition team. >>> some important information to tell you about if you ride septa

the president-elect is taking his thank you tour to hershey, pennsylvania tonight. mr. trump won pennsylvania in the election, the first time the state has voted for a republican candidate since 1988. drew, are people showing up now? >> reporter: they sure are, even though it is freezing cold out here. this is where they want to head in, this is the security line and this is a lot of the people who have been waiting for hours out in a longer line where you can see everybody's flowing in over here. i actually want to show you something. you can see this guard right here is holding a coke that's frozen up. ths ncourse, that's nothing blocking the wind, which is why it's so cold out here, we have a strong wind moving through, we did see a lot of supporters that supported donald trump come back for this thank you tour, all of the signs and the hats that we saw during the campaign returning, though people also bundling up with more clothing and blankets. the port-a-potties getting knocked over. but people are willing to stand in these lines because they want to see the presi

pennsylvania, great state. i said, we're going to win pennsylvania but i keep thinking, every time you said that, for 38 years or something you we have not one pennsylvania. one of those states very tough to win. but i just felt so good, we are getting these massive crowds. hershey, pennsylvania. we are going to hershey, big crowd. pennsylvania, they do not want to call it. they do not want to call it. 1% left and there is no way they can catch it and i am starting to do interviews because i think, this is fun, this is great. i can't lose pennsylvania. but they refused to call it because they are dishonest people. all right? [booing] president-elect trump: sorry. but then we go up the coast and it happened, right? before pennsylvania, even though they should have done pennsylvania about 11:30 p.m. in the evening. first of all, they had the commercials. because the audience they had that night was massive. the debates -- did i win those debates, folks? [cheering] president-elect trump: the , over 100d a massive

58 electoral college in the commonwealth of pennsylvania made it official today. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: it was unanimous as expected formally giving donald trump all 20 of pennsylvania's electoral votes. it marks the end of a stretch that that most of the electors admit was pretty overwhelming. fresh lawrence tabas the only elector from philadelphia says thousands of people tried convincing him not to cast his vote for mr. trump. >> i'm much more popular than anybody in my family thinks i should be. i've gotten 10s and tens of thousands of e-mails, hundreds and hundreds of letters a day. >> reporter: as you can see, a few hundred anti-trump protestors rallied at the statehouse as the electors convened. >> i think he's going to be a dangerous president and i think that he inspires a lot of hate. >> reporter: still the

lauren: breaking news this morning after pennsylvania nominee for the first time in 340 years donald trump returns too say thank you. meanwhile president obama gets set to hold final news conference as president this afternoon. good morning to you, happy friday, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. a wild week in the markets. the dow inching toward dow 20,000, we are less than 150 points away. not sure when we will get it. checking in on u.s. stock market futures. s&p futures down 1. lauren: check out nikkei in japan. two-thirds of 14% at highest level all year and in china shanghai composite up two tenths of 1%. nicole: oil holding yesterday but still holding about $50 a barrel. lauren: have you seen the dollar, 14-year high against mayor currencies. let's go to europe, the stronger dollar is almost equal in value to the intur -- euro. nicole: 2.56%, hovering around the highest levels in two years. lauren: fbi now investigating yahoo's security hack and reports today that verizon may ditch their deal to buy yahoo as a result. nicole: facebook ceo unveil

of pennsylvania. right? they say, that i have said, not me. the bride that got away. it's always the bride that got away. pennsylvania, great state. we're going to win pennsylvania, but i keep thinking about every time you see the republicans for 38 years hadn't won pennsylvania. it's one of those states. very, very tough to win. i just felt so good. we're getting massive crowds. in fact we're going there in two days to celebrate. hershey, pennsylvania. we're going to hershey. big crowd. so pennsylvania, they don't want to call it. they don't want to call it. there's 1% left and there's no way they can catch it. i'm looking and starting to do interviews now because now i'm thinking this is fun. this is great. i can't lose pennsylvania. they refused to call it because they're dishonest people. okay. [ crowd boos ] >> it's all right. then we go up the coast and then it happened. right? number one, the audience they had that night was massive. the debates, did i win those debates folks? the debates had a

(announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new $1 million snow bank. (joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >>> in my opinion the most beautiful street in philadelphia, benjamin franklin parkway even when it is wet. that is all it is in the city right now. we're around 40 degrees here. northwest in the overnight hours we did see a little bit of white stuff coming down. we still see a little bit more as we head into northern pennsylvania, and upstate new york around allentown there may be a few light rain falling around philadelphia, it is all about temperature and what is happening where that temperature is at or below treeing at the surface, so, there we are up around edison, new jersey that part of the turnpike, you may see snow but for south jersey it is all rain and at jersey shore the heaviest rain still falling in cape may, i, moving through pretty quickly. it is 36 degrees in lancaster above freezing. thirty-four in reading. down south in woodbine it the is 40 degrees. we have wrightstown at 37. again, above freezing. we're

pennsylvania. new york state. that is how they get buried in snow if you live west of the mountains. but on the east side of the mountains it is much less common to get the snow. as we go through the weekend, it is going to be dry here. maybe snow in western pennsylvania, in the mountains. sunday looks nice and sunny. there will be a system coming up from the south. not sunday afternoon and night but into monday morning, the first of these looks like it is going to be fairly week. and then a stronger system coming in on tuesday giving more substantial rain. tomorrow the wind direction is different. we had a northwest wind today bringing in the cold air. in is go to try to warm us up. after 20s in the morning. allentown, 26. redding, 26. warming into the lower 40s, as you see a lot of places never got to 40 today. it will be a little bit warmer during the day tomorrow and a little bit higher than that into sunday. the precipitation chances are really low over the weekend but they jump up monday and tuesday. philade

as we move along here, that moisture is going to start to move into pennsylvania. we just moved through all of your seasoned. now we have thicker cloud cover 8:00 tonight. by pittsburgh we're starting to see a little rain/snow mix. now we're at 1:00 a.m. this is why we're under a first alert, especially for that morning commute monday. 1:00 a.m. we see the rain/snow mix passing near harrisburg, allentown. it's still mostly rain and mostly west of us. but it's creeping into delaware as well with rain for delaware. rain for philadelphia but that rain/snow line starts to clip through parts of montgomery county, bucks county, the lehigh valley. this is at 3:00 a.m. but this is going to continue that line right near the suburbs and north through 6:30 in the morning and it's rain for everyone else. this means a slick commute no matter what. we'll talk more about a wet workweek coming up. >>> some big wins for penn state and temple this weekend. two championships in just one day. also, the eagles have landed in cincinnati. we'll have the latest coming up in sports. >>> th

. >> right now a live look at pennsylvania landing to night. where the first of two fireworks displays is about to get underage folks lining up out there in the darkness. we'll show you how people are ringing in the new year all over the world and that's coming up. >>> but first, tonight the hunt is over for the man the gunman who killed pennsylvania state trooper landon weaver. authorities say that they had no choice but to kill suspect jason robinson. this was early this morning during a confrontation with officers. ton night, we're learning more about the gunman's troubled past g evening everybody. i'm joyce evans. >>> our brad sattin is joining us live in the studio right now. brad you've got more on how the violence unfolded. >> i'll tell was, joyce, tense hours for sure this all played out in central pennsylvania. not far from altoona. state trooper was on domestic abuse call when he was shot and killed last night. that led to what turn out to be 16 hour search for the gunman who police say was killed late this morning. it happened in rur

then we won before pennsylvania and the state of michigan. everyone said -- [applause] then they started to have the cameras. i said it last night, we had one guy who was really good on the maps, you know who i am talking about. that amount was so red, it was so unbelievable. that used to show it and it was really depressing. everything was blue, blue, blue. they had the blue wall. remember the blue wall that was unbreakable? did we shatter that wall? that wall was shattered. that wall will never be the same. so we broke the wall. now we once a wisconsin. 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

. >> all 20 of the pennsylvania electors are 100% in favor of donald trump. i think it will be a unified front. i don't anticipate anybody changing or defecting in any way. >> he says he and other electors have been inundated with e-mails and phone calls asking them to vote for clinton or another can't. president-elect trump is making headlines for calling out another american company on twitter. this time, lockheed martin. look at this tweet. the f-35 is the most expensive weapons program with an estimated cost of nearly $400 billion. donald trump's tweet sent the company's stock plummeting. the same thing happened days ago when the president-elect attacked boeing on twitter. lockheed martin has several locations in our area. >>> a group of students and professors want the community college of philadelphia to become a sanctuary institution. nbc 10 has learned that two professors started a petition seeking to give the school that designation. this follows the university of pennsylvania's recent announ announcement it will be a sanctuary campus. they will not

the green party is changing its strategy in pennsylvania. we'll fill you in overnight developments. >>> caught on camera, a foamy substance followed by a loud left center city residents wondering what created this frothy mess. >>> death trap, officials in california say they are searching through a labyrinth of little rooms looking for more victims following this warehouse fire. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. thanks for being with us. it's 7:00 on this sunday. as we begin to wind down the weekend, we want to prepare you for tomorrow. a wintery mix is going to make for a messy commute in the morning for some of us. we've issued a alert to make sure you're ready. >> that's exactly why we issued it, to let you know ahead of time. right now let's do a little comparison. we're sitting in the low 40s to in some areas the low 30s. millville dropped to 32 degrees. atlantic city at 33. allentown at 40 right now. in some areas the clouds have held tight. those areas where it's still cloudy this morning seeing

and this is our first look at snow in northeastern pennsylvania tonight. this is video from scranton. and they will have measurable snowfall before it's over. in our area it was all rain and plenty of it. this was the scene tonight at 34th and spruce in university latest information from meteorologist cecily tynan and accuweather. we have the wet, now get ready for the cold. >> that's right. the arctic air by the end of the week. this system is saying bye. and we have leftover rain around philadelphia, south jersey. but getting accumulating snow in the poconos. mount pocono recording a whopping 5 inches. and we had a little bit of accumulating sleet in northern north hampton and northern montgomery county. temperature-wise, philadelphia, 43 degrees, well above freezing. allentown, 36. and mount pocono, 31 degrees. and the winter weather arisery for them until 6:00 tomorrow. and the possibility of freezing drizzle. and the national weather service extended the winter weather advisory for north hampton until 1:00 in the morning for the chance of freezing dri

so it developed really over some of our pennsylvania suburbs. now we're seeing it slide south into parts of south jersey. we've already seen reports of snow flurries around the area. so i think through the overnight hours, mostly south jersey and parts of delaware will see some light snow and you could be waking up to about a coating to less than an inch. it will be gone for the morning commute, though. what we are watching as we go into the weekend is an even bigger area of snow moving in. so now we're talking about a first alert for the weekend. for snow and wintery mix for philadelphia, pennsylvania suburbs and the lehigh valley. starting 11:00 p.m. friday through saturday morning, talking about it starting as accumulating snow, missioni isn ice through the middle part of the morning depending where you live. we could see slick roads especially early in the day saturday. here's future weather. woe go through time tonight. now we're looking at 1:30 in the morning. south jersey, parts of delaware could be dealing with snowfall. gone for the mor

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do live from city hall with more on the pennsylvania recount, trang, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. late saturday, jill stein's camp announced it is dropping its suit in state court to push for pennsylvania recount. we've since learned that they are now take that case to federal court. >> voters think about this. >> presidential candidates doctor jill stein sending a message she is not willing to except the election results at least not yet. >> right now it is not clear that all the roads are being counted. >> appearing on fox news sunday, stein explained her reasoning for spear heading recount effort in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. three states that have voted democratic for president. >> this is about responding to the american voters who are standing up and saying we deserve an election system that we can trust. and that is accurate,secure aga, against human error, against machine error, the votes are being counted. >> here in pennsylvania, stein's state-wide recount effort hit a snag friday when commonwealth court judge o