. 2016] next, south carolina governor haley. she spoke at the federalist society's annual national lawyer convention. [applause] gov. haley: thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. it is absolutely great to be here. i first want to -- i had a great chat with leonard. i want to congratulate him, wherever he went, on being with the federalist society for 25 years. that is pretty amazing and i think everyone owes him a round of applause. [applause] also want to thank alan and carrie. they have been dear friends and just very great supporters. if you ever want to have a good, conservative sparring fight and not feel like you are the only loan souls, he is your guy. fantastic to work with. thank you for having me. i want to start by saying, hyperbole is something that has become all too common in the world of politics. that is not a particularly bold statement. we all follow the news, we all know that it is true, and we all know that it can have a poisonous effect on our clinical system and on our society at large. i say that to say this. exaggeration is something i try to

, then you are costing them money, and that was no longer acceptable in the state of south carolina. we cut our debt in half and we doubled our reserves. look at us now. we build planes with boeing. we build cars with bmw, mercedes-benz, and now volvo. we now have five international tire companies. first american flatscreen television, you will find them in rural winnsboro, south carolina with element electronics. for those who said bicycles would never again be made in the united states, look no further than kent international, a new jersey bike manufacturer we brought back from china to rural manning, south carolina. they now refer to us, and i love this, as the beast of the southeast. [laughter] [applause] gov. haley: more than 80,000 new jobs and $20 billion invested has been announced in south carolina over the last five years in every single one of our 46 counties. we had moved 40,000 people from welfare to work. we have now started an inmate to work program which allows us to team up with our inmates, match them up with the skills they need, and they are now able to leave with a

south carolina. ofn i took office in january 2011, south carolina was struggling. like many other states, the great recession was hanging over us like a dark cloud. jobs were scarce, economic anxiety were real. the american dream felt out of reach for way too many. our state government was in stables. we had short-term deficits and long-term debt. our public schools were failing to many of our students. faith in our system had bottomed out. it was dawning the collection of challenges we faced. i remember not knowing quite where to start. then i came across a quotation from one of my favorite predecessors, governor carroll campbell who used to say that if you can find a person a job, you can take care of a family. i have always believed in controlling what i can control, and while governors do not create jobs, there is a lot we can do, and that starts with taking care of the businesses we already have. we got to work. cut business taxes, we passed tort reform which cap dams is on lawsuits. we invested in infrastructure without raising taxes. we stripped all of our regulatory boards

beginning. call yet in south carolina a traditionally red state without any question. fox news does project that donald trump will win the bluegrass state of kentucky. we've just called this from the decision team. 8% of all the votes in. but it's clear based on the statistical analysis of the different counties and districts throughout the state of kentucky, donald trump will win this. he's winning by close to 35 points. that giv kentucky. that's eight electoral votes for him from this state. fox news projects hillary clinton be win the state of vermont. always reliably democratic. we've just called it. our decision team is confident vermont goes tonight to hillary clinton. vermont and its, i believe, three electoral votes. all three tonight. yes, three, going into hillary clinton. so here's a look at the electoral vote count as it hillary clinton with three, donald trump with 19. you need 270 to win. that's the magic number throughout the night. you will not hear us make a projection overall for the winner of the presidency until that candidate has 270 electoral votes. is it a gua

began. >> actress farrah fawcett lost her three-year battle with cancer. >> south carolina's governor mark sanford revealed yesterday he was in argentina to visit his mistress. >> always another story on the heels of the one before it. >> i've been unfaithful to my wife. >> jackson announced a series of 50 concerts in london, it's to be his big comeback. >> typically in newsrooms we think of summers as very slow. there's not a lot going on. then things begin to happen. it's unusually not one thing. it's two things, throw things, and there you go. tragedies in iran, attempts at revolution. >> what's going on in iran is massive, mostly peaceful protests over the alleged stealing of an election. >> in the u.s. capital, a political storm erupts over a ground breaking climate change bill. >> we have been talking about this issue for decades. and now is the time to finally act. >> south carolina has literally lost its governor. >> once you get to a certain level of importance, particularly in public service, it's sort of hard to disappear. that makes the disappearance of governor mark sanfo

in that presidential election, the carolina stood up and said we hereby declare that south carolina is casting its electoral votes for the republican. democrats came out and said no, no, no, we hereby declare that south carolina is casting its electoral votes for democrat. so what are you going to do, these states would not, could not come to an agreement about how its votes for president should be counted. and that happened not just in one place. it happened in three states. that happened south carolina, florida, and louisiana. they never clearly cast their votes. the republican candidate in that by a lot. of the electoral college votes that were clearly cast that year, the republican candidate lost that vote too. but you know who ended up being president after that election? it doesn't even make sense now from this distance, 140 years later that the dude who lost the popular vote and who lost the electoral college vote with these weird votes outstanding, that they would give the what? they gave it to him anyway. and they gave it to him because the other party, the democratic party at

in dispute, including the electoral roets of florida but also the electoral votes of south carolina and louisiana that were being disputed. in act, all three of those states ent contesting sets of electoral votes to washington to be counted. now, there's emocratic electors and republican electors. in 2000, here were people who counted rutherford b. hays as an. i was originally approached by editors of a new series for the university of kansas on presidential elections. they said, would you write one on 1848? or 1860. and as george said, i would spend a lot of time riding about the. we got on the topic of 1876 and why would i want to do that? well, i had written some chapters in a new version of a textbook called the civil war and rejuxz - chapters of reconstruction a bit yert. there was the onstruction of two things of the one was the university of colorado as a centennial state in the summer of 1876. why, i wanted to know, did this happen? because the admission of colorado with its three electoral votes changed the game. arguably, it was the single most important thing preventing the d

naming south carolina governor nikki haley as the ambassador to the u-n. while she opposed trump's muslim ban -- she did support a block on new syrian refugees entering south carolina. she has made eight international trips while in office -- es experience. the move puts south carolina's lieutenant governor henry mcmaster to governor. he was an early the trump team says the president-elect is focused on appointing cabinet members nd post roronlya!?z?3n made time for two telligence?5?8 briefis sincthe ection. want another way to show your want another way gratitude on this holiday? adopt a pup! you now have nearly 80 more adorable options. about 80 new dogs are now at the dumb friends league. they were transfered to denver from texas over the past few days. if you've been considering adopting a dog recently, now might just be the right time. they range from puppies to adults -- and are all different sizes and breeds. staff will make sure each dog gets vaccinated treatmetns, and microchips. call the dumb friends league if you want to give any of these guys a new home. dry, itchy skin

florida, but also the electoral votes of south carolina and louisiana that were being disputed. in fact, all 3 of those states sent contesting sets of electoral votes to washington to be counted. now, there's democratic electors and republican electors. and as in 2000, there were republicans in washington, that counting rutherford b. hays as an in. i was originally approached by editors of a new series for the university of kansas on presidential elections. they said, would you write one on 1848? or 1860? and as george said, i would spend a lot of time riding about -- writing about the antebellum. period, and i did not want to do that again. so we got on the topic of 1876 and why would i want to do that? well, i had written some chapters in a new version of a textbook called the civil war and reconstruction. and i had written the chapters of reconstruction a bit earlier. and i was puzzled by two things. the university of colorado as a centennial state in the summer of 1876. why, i wanted to know, did this happen? because the admission of colorado with its 3 electoral votes changed the g

begins to dominate the news cycle, on the east coast, a south carolina paper breaks startling news about governor mark sanford. >> south carolina's governor mark sanford admits to an extramarital affair with an argentine woman. >> the media has been monitoring governor sanford's story since he went missing a week earlier. >> governor sanford has had no contact with his staff or his security detail since he was seen last thursday leaving the governor's mansion in a big black suv. >> i get a call from a source saying the governor is missing. and i id, how missing? >> we know that law enforcement has said that they have lost track of the governor and did so thursday. >> nobody, even his security team, knew where he had been. >> when mark sanford is elected governor of south carolina in 2006, republicans immediately view him as someone who could run for president down the line, he's young. he's got a southern drawl. he's a reformer, good looking, beautiful family, bunch of kids. >> he's served three terms in congress. he had developed a reputation of being a congressman who thought a little

administration, including nikki haley as ambassador to the united nations. the south carolina governor critical of trump during the primaries, now poised for a top post. will trump tap mitt romney for secretary of state? recount royal. new questions about the election outcome as computer scientists urge the clinton campaign to challenge the results. do they have evidence that vote totals were manipulated in three key states? >>> records on the road. 1 million more americans are travel thing year over the thanksgiving holiday, adding to highway and airport congestion. which parts of the country will see weather making things worse? >>> table too far. president obama pardons two turkeys in a long-time white house tradition. these birds, named tater and tot, bound for a wonderful lot at virginia tech. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm brianna keilar. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we are following breaking news tonight. president-elect donald trump is adding the first women to

and south carolina's governor nikki haley who, according to a source is being considered for secretary of state. the visit now getting the biggest buzz, cnn has learned that mitt romney is on trump's agenda for the weekend so let's go to phil mattingly with the scoop and, again, this is a man, phil mattingly, who in that utah speech called mr. trump a phony and fraud and fake but kudos to both of them for -- >> also con man repeatedly. and a very lengthy speech and somebody who never came around. there were a lot of republicans who said they wouldn't support donald trump throughout the primary process and came around. nikki haley being one of those individualings, not mitt romney. here's why this matters, this is important. first and foremost the source -- mark preston, our stellar colleague was who broke this news. >> stellar. >> saying this is a one-on-one meeting between donald trump and mitt romney that will discuss covering and a potential spot in a donald trump cabinet. why this matters is a couple reasons, no question in the first week in the wake of donald trump's stunning elec

confederate flag in south carolina, in the >> governor haley made eight international trips, but lacks foreign policy experience. >> she's going to have to navigate this role. because of course, it involves a realm of knowledge that she doesn't have. sort of directly in her portfolio. >> if confirmed, haley's appointment could strengthen trump's hand. the move elevating south carolina's lieutenant-governor henry mcmaster, an early trump ally, to governor, giving trump a political edge in a transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick? betsy devos for education secretary. a billionaire republican donor and school choice activist. who opposes common core, and wants to expand school voucher programs. the move was praised by school choice advocates like jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest teachers union. mr. trump will spend the thanksgiving holiday here in palm beach with family. and isn't expected to announcements until friday at the earliest. kate? >> kristen welker down in florida. thank you. >>> new york city officials are taki

former foe, nikki haley, now cap to degree -- the south carolina governor is now tapped to be ambassador to the united nations. the man who murdered british lawmaker jo cox is found guilty on all counts. her family promises early to see will live on. >> and act driven by hatred, which instead created an outpouring of love. katty: when nature becomes the classroom. one photographer has capture d homeschooling through a child's eyes. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television and around the world. it is the eve of thanksgiving in the u.s. but that has not stopped progress for the trump team, where the president-elect announced 2 more appointments to his cabinet, adding diversity to what had been an all-white come all-male cabinet. from new york, here is the bbc's nick bryant. governor haley: south carolina makes presidents, and our next president will be marco rubio. nick: nikki haley became prominent as a critic of donald trump. she endorsed florida senator marco rubio and then backed ted cruz. governor haley: i wanted someone with conviction to the right thing. nick: t

chair of the national democratic party. the south carolina democratic party chairman, is he the kind of unifying figure that party needs right now? does he have the stomach? does he have the wherewithal to take on this hugely important role at this very difficult time? let's ask him. joining us now, chairman harrison, thank you for being here. nice to see you. >> yeah. this is great. >> are the rumors tree? do you want to be considered as democratic chairman? >> count me in. i'm throwing my hat in, rachel. >> why? >> listen, i love this party. everything i am is because of this party. i grew up in rural south carolina, a teen mom had to stop school to have me and went back to school. >> your mom was 15? >> yeah, she was 15 years old. and so we've been fighting for everything we have and i've been fighting for a long time and the one thing that i see that we have to fight for was this democratic party. my grandparents who really were instrumental in helping raise me, my grandfather had a fourth grade education, my grandma had an eighth grade graduation. i was the first in my fami

murphy, ic, we love to hear from you. mark: coming up, we will speak with the south carolina democratic party chair and a candidate for democratic party chair with us right after this. stay tuned. ♪ . . ♪ mark: as the democratic party regroups after their election shellacking, the race to lead the committee is on. we are joined by someone who has thrown his hat into be the chair of the national party jamie harrison joins us from, the great city of columbia, south carolina. mr. chairman, thank you for joining us again. jamie: thanks for having me. mark: tell us why hillary clinton lost the election? jamie: she won the popular vote, but she lost the electoral college, and a lot of that had to do with -- this whole election was about people wanting to feel like they mattered. you had african-americans who have said for the last two years that black lives matter and young people, even bernie democrat saying their voices did not matter. you had rural working-class people saying donald trump is speaking to us because we do matter. and so in essence, the democratic party has to get back to

have you here. mark: we will speak with the south carolina democratic party chair. that's right after this. stay tuned. ♪ mark: as the democratic party regroups, the race to lead the committee is on. we are joined by someone who has thrown his hat into be the chair, jamie harrison joins us from columbia, south carolina. thank you for joining us again. jamie: thanks for having me. mark: tell us why hillary clinton lost the election? vote: she won the popular and a lot of that has to do with the selection being about people wanting to feel like they mattered. you had african-americans who have said for the last two years that black lives matter and young people, even bernie democrats who said there voices did not matter. you had it rural working-class isple saying donald trump speaking to us because we do matter. in that sense, the democratic party has to get back to making sure that people understand we are listening to them and that we appreciate them and know that they do matter. that is where the fight is about the future of the democratic party. mark: who's fault is it that

charleston, south carolina. bernard powers junior is a professor of history at the college of charleston where he teaches united states and african american history. he has been a consultant on many historic sites and served on boards of several history oriented nonprofit organizations. he has been seen in pbs films such as the african-americans and slavery and the making of america. lastly marjory wentworth's poet laureate south carolina. her poems have been nominated for multiple awards, she is author of the prize-winning children story shackled, she is cofounder and former president of low country initiative for the literary arts, she serves on the editorial board of the university of south carolina poetry series and also joins faculty members, doctor kendall will help her shape the conversation today. please join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] >> thank you so much. we are fortunate to have these three with us today. the idea of bringing people from different sides of the literary arts in order to tell the story is marvelous and one of the things you should know is the back

more high announced, a any discussion, south carolina governor nikki haley trump wants to represent the u.s. at the u.n. trump says haley has a proorch record of bringing people together to move policies forward. haley says she's honored to join trump's team, and she might not be the only one. ben carson just dropped a pretty big hint about a big new job for himself. cnn's jason carroll joins me from palm beach, florida, with the very latest. so what's going on with carson's tweet announcement about this possible upcoming role? what can you tell us, jason? >> reporter: looks like, pamela, we might van annoyancement sometime this afternoon according to what ben carson is saying. look at this tweet. basically tweeting that an announcement is forthcoming. look what he said on facebook. after serious discussions with the trump transition team i feel i can make a significant contribution, particularly to making our inner cities great for everyone. initially we thought last night perhaps ben carson was going to take the weekend, the holiday weekend, to think about this position, but it no

police continue to search the south carolina property of accused serial killer for more bodies. >> todd was arrested after they found woman chained inside metal container. correspondent david begnaud has the latest on the investigation from spartansburg south carolina. >> denied bond, as he appeared before a south carolina judge. family members of victims he allegedly killed 13 years ago to the day sat right behind him. >> understanded, any time you wish to say at this time? >> i have no response. >> investigators say the 45 year old realtor confess today killing four people at motorcycle shop in parts and berg count any 2003, one of them the shopper's owner, scott. >> i have made peace that it was a phonecall i was never going to get. >> ponders then wife melissa got that phonecall on saturday. it was the detective calling with news of her husband's alleged killer. >> she says was disgruntled customer and credits 30 year old kayla brown for his capture. >> if she had not been found alive, we wouldn't be sitting here having an interview right now. >> coal up arrested last thursday, inve

-- south carolina, south carolina. i go down to south carolina for some state legislators blanket -- banquet or something and i'm sitting next to this state legislator and she hasn't made an endorsement, and i asked her for the endorsement. that's what you do when you're trying to get support. she says, you know, obama, i like you, you're a little young, a little green behind the ears, but i like you. i will endorse you if you come to my hometown of greenwood, south carolina. so i must have had a little too much wine because i just said okay on the spot. i was feeling a little desperate, didn't have a lot of endorsements, a lot of support back then. so fast forward about a month and a half later, i have been working in iowa. i have been coming up in new hampshire. i have been calling people and trying to raise money and i'm exhausted. haven't seen my family. i'm a little grouchy, and i fly down to south carolina, down to greenville, and i get in about midnight, and i'm exhausted. i'm dragging by bags through the little airport terminal and getting to the hotel and all i want to do

trump nominated south carolina governor nikki haley as ambassador to the united nations. a vocal opponent of donald trump during the campaign before reluctantly supporting him. the trump team was asked about the choice of governor haley during a conference call this morning. >> she's done a fantastic job with the state of south carolina in helping to improve the economy, included a number of overseas traded business recruitment missions. there's also a natural chemistry between the two when they met and started talking about their vision of how we wanted the united states represented on the world stage. >> a source says mitt romney is seriously considering the secretary of state position. he met with the president-elect over the weekend. transition sources say that romney is a leading contender. they also, though, say, there are still others in consideration. more now on the latest donald trump transition developments. cnn national correspondent jason carroll joining us from palm beach, florida, where the president-elect is spending the thanksgiving holiday. so, jason, tell us wh

weary. brand new reports breaking overnight mr. trump just tapped south carolina governor nikki haley as u.n. ambassador. let's get straight to gary tiny from washington, d.c. standing by with that information. >> good moaning, garrett. >> good morning to you. this report comes from south carolina's own newspaper said an announcement is expected later today naming nikki haley as president trump's pick u.s. ambassador to the united nations. if it is accurate, the addition of haley to the trump administration will add a sense of diversity to the cabinet. it will continue to ease concerns among mainstream republicans as well. the 44-year-old governor will be south carolina's first female and minority governor when she was elected six years ago. she has little foreign policy experience she has received a lot of praise of her handling a number of hot button issues in her state including the racially charged charleston church shooting and push to have confederate flag removed from the ground in the state house. mr. trump is still eyeing dr. ben carson to be part of his cabinet. i am seriously

after trump named his first outright critic to a cabinet-level position. he chose south carolina governor nikki haley to be his ambassador to the united nations. she is the daughter of immigrants from india. so let's go to jason carroll who is down in palm beach and trump's mar-a-lago where he will be spending the rest of his thanksgiving week. jason carroll, first on the news of the pick for education secretary, tell me more about betsy devos. >> reporter: betsy devos, long-time advocate of school choice and school vouchers, huge gop donor. here's the question mark with this particular choice, brooke. when you think about trump's rallies and some of the points that got the most applause, talking about getting rid of common core, huge applause and this is someone, betsy devos, who has been a supporter common core during the past, she was a member of the bush foundation excellence in education which was the essential backer of common cause so there seems to be a question mark. did she change her position on the common cause or did trump change his position? that's still the question mark t

history unfolds daily. >> in south carolina's 4th congressional district, incumbent republican congressman trey gowdy and democrat chris fedalei debated immigration policy, campaign finance reform and the solvency of social security. >> moderator: a representative democracy requires deliberation. we'll be talking a little bit more about james madison later in the program. i did give the candidates a heads up that james madison will be on the program, so i'll catch you folks up to speed. presumably, they've already done the reading. we have to be able to have deliberation and a substantive exchange of ideas to reconcile the competing views that we have in a democracy. we don't all agree with each other all the time or sometimes even most of the time. and so we've got to be able to have conversations that allow us to explore what's in the national interest, not just what's in our own self-interest. i hope this evening's experiment will help us do a little bit of that. we're happy to have four of the congressional candidates for senate in the 4th congressional district with us. we

the area if possible. >> brian: investigators in south carolina missing persons cases after a woman missing since august was found alive chained inside of a shipping container. man who owns the property is now in custody. >> reporter: the victim, who we will not identify, was found thursday morning caged in a wooded area in rural south carolina. a sex-crime investigator got a tip to investigate the property and heard the woman's pleas for help. believes the victim spent months inside a metal container. >> it was pretty emotional to say the least when she was found. especially, you know, when she was chained like a dog. she had a chain around her neck. >> police arrested the property owner, 45-year-old todd kolhepp. the victim told investigators her captor may have had a hand in other missing persons cases. >> this person told us that there might even be four people on this piece of property deceased. >> reporter: the woman who cleaned houses last seen in august. her boyfriend, 32-year-old charles carver, is also missing. and police say they found his vehicle thursday within the near

until police stopped him. it took a k-9 to get him into custody. >> police in south carolina found the remains of a second body on the property of a man with kidnapping a woman and chaining her up like a dog for months. >> he did time for kidnapping here in arizona. and detectives said he could be tied to at least 7 murders. >> it was not a phone call i was expecting. i made peace it was a phone call i wasn't going to get. >> valley resident and her 13- year-old son suddenly find themselves ed bizarre and horrifying story now unfolding in south carolina. a 45-year-old man by the name of todd c is in custody. after a woman was found chained on his property, and two bodies have been found on that property. and he admitted to murdering people at scott's motor sports store in south carolina 13 years ago yesterday. >> it gives us closure in the fact that we know what happened. >> when her husband was murdered along with his mother and two of his employees, melissa was 7 weeks pregnant with their son scott jr. who is now 13. >> he's a bad person. but my mom was telling me that he might g

murder and is awaiting trial. >>> south carolina's post and courier says the hearing to determine dylann roof's competency for trial will be closed to the public. a judge says revelations from monday's hearing could complicate roof's to a fair trial. the judge refused to toss out on the charge and he reject a defense request for competency testing of 13 women who wanted to testify against cosby. >>> bloomberg news reports that china is letting donald trump know that global warming is not a hoax it invented. the president-elect is a climate change denier. a chinese official notes that two of of fake news on the election coming up on "cbs this morning." >> just because something is great, doesn't mean anything is going on. why can't some things just be great? >> quarterback tom brady sounds off in a new commercial. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies... try clarispray. from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24-hour, prescription strength relief from sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. return to the world. try clarispray today. why do people put milk

also set to meet with former secretary of state henry kissinger, south carolina governor nikki haley and florida governor rick scott today. >> hena daniels in new york, thank you so much. >>> hundreds marched through the streets of los angeles calling on mr. trump to rescind his appointment of steve bannon as his senior counselor. the protest started on the steps of city hall and moved through city streets. breitbart news into a platform for the alt-right movement. >>> a group of house democrats, 169 muof them signed a letter t mr. trump calling on him to get rid of mr. bannon. in part the letter reads your appointment to stephen kellyanne conway, a senior adviser to the trump transition team. >>> hillary clinton spoke publicly for the first time since her concession, speaking at the children's defense fund fight on during the trump administration. >> i know this isn't easy. i know that over the past week, a lot of people have asked themselves whether america is the country we thought it was. the divisions laid bear by this election run deep but, please, listen to me when i say this.

. training game. >> that was such a great play. >> south carolina man accused to keep a woman chained up. string of murders he could be involved in. >> earthquake in oklahoma. reason that oklahoma has been seeing so many quakes lately coming up. >> man is going to learn a punishment for deadly crime at lax. >> you remember janet reno, i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. i don't love that. but now you're gonna love that you can get more all day. like mcgriddles. i love mcgriddles... so you'll have to find something else to not love. hey buddy! like exploding fist bumps. pggggggghew! or forgetting what you're about to do. wait...what was i about to do? or when people who say you look like... james lipton. oh man...it's uncanny. we're seeing the damage from >> we are seeing damage from 5.0 quake that shook central oklahoma last night. hit the town of cushing alabama. gas and oil hub there. quake jolted people out of bed. >> i happen to look up, looked like ceiling was about collapse on me. walls were shaking. scary, still shook up abou

strengthen her hand t. move elevating south carolina political edge in a key southern state a. transition official disputing that was a part of the decision. mr. trump's second female pick. betty dehaves for secretary of education. she wants to expand school voucher prove was made by jeb bush and decried by the nation's largest. >>> this morning, security in new york city i i state ahead of today's 90th macy's thanksgiving day parade. this follows an al qaeda publication suggesting the parade would be quote an excellent target. officials stress and federal aids are quick to point out the see these types of vague threats every year before this parade. so not concerned. they are paying attention. not concerned it will cause problems today. you have a joint terrific task force as well as an army of local police.?? 3,000 doing their work. thiss?u?e why you see the float the ballos behs]ind me, they are lined up.they wereate yesterday. they are ready to fet out we'll have floats, marching bands, a lot of star, stage, screen. also a lot of popular singers that will be a part of parade. it alway

will then have to do their own shocking story out of south carolina... a woman missing for months finally found.. held against her will.. in a metal container. her boyfriend still missing and a suspect is now in custody charged with kidnapping..... registered sex offender...todd kohlhepp is set to go before a judge this afternoon... right now.. investigators are scouring the finding brown's boyfriend charlie carver who disappeared with her in august... sheriff this am: it was very deplorable she was living in a cage.. inside a container.. //there is only by god's grace she was found live, i tell you.. ((coal-hep)) was convicted and sentenced to prison for kidnapping in 1986. he is a licensed pilot and realtor.... the victim's friend told a local paper that she cleaned houses for the suspect before he offered them for sale .... a massive fire at a pallet yard in san bernardino is now under control. the dramatic blaze erupted shortly before 4 a.m. at inland pallets. about 80 firefighters and 18 fire engines responded to the scene, along with a bulldozer, hazardous materials unit and

learning the so-called monster is accused of holding a woman captive in south carolina. has a dark past and it is tied right here to the valley. >> life with this one. >> -- >> reporter: the south carolina victim was kind up with the chain inside a metal shed. and there is a tempe case that similar. the villain in this storyline, sex offender. >> i had no idea how many people he is lured in. >> reporter: one thing for she was found and she was chained up inside her for two months. >> she spent a lot of time and darkness. >> reporter: she was hidden away as he conducted business as usual. and there is this 1987 connection with spending 19 years in prison. he was 16 at the time when he held a gun to the 14-year-old had an tied her up and richter -- raped her. he was a months, his father says his only question was anger. he even shot a dog. he often thought of hurting people and had a fascination with guns. tonight, i was able to speak to the valley victims family and that case in south carolina. investigators are still searching for that victim's boyfriend, and there could be another

south carolina raises questions about your safety and remember -- choppper-13 -- fast and first -- and only on he's now -- a confessed serial killer. he was also a convicted felon -- when he got his license -- to sell homes in south carolina. how -- could it happen? jace larson -- digs deeper -- and finds some surprising answers. --pkg full=-- he's the 45 year old, 300 pound realtor whose brutality disgusted so many. bodies dug up on his ranch only "after" police found a envy"r"!" a very successful real estate broker"r"!" who flew troubled life. he was relies on his clients to trust him. 22.26.26 jace: "often times you find yourself in the same car with them and you don't know and you haven't met." michael: "that's not uncommon. no it's certainly not." (track) so how did this former prisoner get a real estate license? at his home, he ducted taped her mouth and raped her. (standup bridge) well in this letter to the south carolina real estate commission, he downplayed the incident claiming it was just a fight with his girlfriend and he never showed her a gun. (track) south carolina it's

administration.. there are reports this morning.. that south carolina governor "nikki haley".. may be considered by trump-- for secretary of state. south carolina's lieutenent associated press... that haley is being considered for the position. and while somebody may be on the way ?in to trump's cabinet.. house democrats want one member ?out.. 169 democrats sent a letter to president-elect trump... asking him to suspend the appointment of "steve bannon" as his senior white house advisor. they accuse bannon's website -- breitbart news -- of being derogatory toward minorities. hillary clinton makes her first public appearance.. at a charity event for the "children's defense fund", in washington d.c.. the former secretary of state.. opened up about her crushing loss.. clinton says: "i know many of you are deeply disappointed about the results of the election. i am too. more than i can ever express, but, as i said last week, our campaign was never about one person or even one election." clinton began her career as an intern for the "children's defense kids around the world. most of her sp

for november 27th. >>> coming up after the break, a terrifying ordeal for a south carolina woman uncovers a suspected serial killer who has been convicted in arizona. tonight police make another gruesome discovery there, and the state supreme court rules today in the case of a valley girl who died after being locked in a box. we'll explain what happened. one of the friends shares too b- one of the friends shares too b- much and people love cheeseburgers... one of the friends shares too b- much and and spicy flavors like chipotle and jalape?o... wait! what if i put them together?! smoky chipotle sauce, pepper jack cheese, and jalapenos, on a buttery bakery bun. i'll call it the chipotle jalapeno burger! boom. ipotle sauce. pepper jack cheese. you'll call it the chipotle jalape?o burger. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing the chipotle jalape?o burger. >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 10:00 with marc martinez. >> a self-confessed murderer who in south carolina has ties to the valley. his name is todd kohlhepp, and he was arrested after a missing woman was found

. >>> at 4: 39 investigators find a third body on a south carolina property. why the investigation into the suspected serial killer is no longer limited to just that between bishop and longo last night. the panthers win out. we'll show you how and it was a sad way to lose coming up in >>> 17 minutes until 5. today investigators are going to be back on a south carolina property where they now found deputy found a missing woman chained inside a metal storage container. investigators found the third body yesterday. this man is now linked to seven murders. he confessed to killing four people after they found that woman chained on his property. now the investigation is no longer limited to south carolina because he had a pilot's license and also a real estate broker. >>> a new york woman facing charges to a brutal murder. she pushed another woman onto an on coming train in times square. not clear why but she has a history of mental illness. last month liverpool told police she shoved another person in front of a train. police didn't find her credible because witnesses said that person j

terrifying ordeal for a south carolina woman uncovers a suspected serial killer who has been convicted in arizona. tonight police make another gruesome discovery there, and the state supreme court rules today in the case of a valley girl who died after being locked in a box. we'll explain what happened. >>> and a group of friends one of the friendsecirecipes, b- putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. essage. >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 10

church in charleston, south carolina back in june of 2015. the case was supposed to have already gone through jury selection... until the judge allowed roof to go through a competency evaluation. a psychiatrist examined him earlier this month.... and witnesses testified in a hearing this week. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. jury selection in the federal trial is scheduled to resume on monday. a u-s service member was killed by an i-e-d yesterday in syria. this is the first time a member of our military has been killed in syria since special forces were deployed there in 2015 to fight isis. the explosion was about 30 miles north of isis' self-declared capital. now u-s officials say an operation to take the city from isis will begin soon. nearly 300 troops syria. before yesterday's death, four u-s service members had been killed in iraq fighting isis. president of chile-- michelle bachelet -- signed a bill today on the right of women to live free of violence. the signature was part of the international day for the elimination of violence against women-- a date establishe

property of an alleged serial killer in rural south carolina today. todd kohlhepp (coal-ep) was re investigators discovered a woman chained on his property. ((christianne klein)) >> after his arrest, police say he confessed to killing four people more than a decade ago. he also led investigators to his property where he showed them where he said he buried two bodies. one grave was found yesterday. david begnaud reports from nearby spartanburg. >>>todd kohlhepp was denied bond on sunday, as he appeared before a south carolina county judge and family members of the victims he allegedly killed 13 years ago to the day sat right behind him. (judge) "understanding say at this time?" (kohlhepp) "not at this time, sir." investigators say the 45-year-old confessed to killing four people at a motorcycle shop in spartanburg county in 2003. one of them was the shop's owner, scott ponder. (melissa brackman/victim's widow) "i had made peace that it was phone call i was never going to get." ponder's then wife -- melissa brackman -- got that phone call on saturday it was a detective with news of h