" chuck todd takes a closer look at president-elect trump and his relationship with the media. >>> in ohio, sad news tonight about the small plane that went missing over lake erie. it's now being recove recovery effort with no sign of the plane or the six people on board. nbc janet shamlian has the latest. >> reporter: dive teams couldn't enter the choppy water. authorities looking for wreckage and remains. no chance of rescue for six people aboard a twin-engine cessna that crashed thursday night. >> we've done from the rescue into recovery. >> reporter: the jet single piloted by beverage company chief executive john flemming. passengers including his wife susan, teen sons jack and andrew, along with a neighbor and his daughter. the group headed home to columbus, ohio on a scheduled 40-minute flight after attending a cavaliers game. light snow and wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour could have been the problem. >> conducted by u.s. coast guard, canadian coast guard and local assets by air, water, and along the shoreline. >> reporter: in washington state, the wreckage of another missing

same time could they cut a deal on corporate tax reform. i think chuck schumer, the new senate majority leader for the democrats will be willing to cut some deals and i'm hoping that both the left and the right will allow both parties to come to the table to make agreements on things so we can move issues for the country. >> from your first book and the good news is i'm a conservative is because everything else seems easy by comparison. >> that's right. free college, right, when bernie sanders during the primaries, talking about free college.rv that doesn't work, somebody has to pay. those actually are harder things to come by. >> james is calling in from spokane, washington. >> that's a beautiful place. >> i had two questions and one is a little bit out of topic and the second one is about jasper, so what do you think about the supreme court becoming political and that just really bothers me, and the second thick aboutthat jasper is as people become more isolated, having a dog is actually really important and that builds you as a person and i really like what you have to say about both

chamber chamber. >> new york democrat chuck shumer will takeover when the senator returns in 2017 and remains to be seen what kind of working relationship he'll have with the new president which she shares long wristry as a reporter. >> what knows what 0 17 brings. "fox5" will have to covered. fitz and ronica every morning airing right before fox news sunday and every weekend we're talking politics 5 another 6:30 and politics with a twist. we're back after there >> they're zooming on on a shot at times square. stuck in the peps and who is coveted hat deal it's planet fitness capitalizeing on every one of those new year's resolutions. that's going to become fully evident at the gym starting tomorrow. a lot happened over the last 365 days not only here in u.s. but across the word from battles overseas and unforgettable race for the white house. sheppard smith will look back at the biggest headlines this year. >> 016 saw instability around the globe and historic presidential election at home. those stories and more dominating headlines in 016. >> back up. >> the year kicked off with

' remains a very real risk that scientists say could destroy a sizable chuck of land. the one thing they can't predict though is when it will strike. "california and nevada record about 5,000 quakes each year. only a very few of which cause any damage. but there will be another great shock in southern california and in all candor, aside from making buildings as safe as possible, there really is not much anyone can do to prepare for it." if there is one thing that we have seen time and time again, here on "through the decades," it's that history doesn't often stay forgotten. you can take the past and bury it deep, build a shiny new future on top of it but it has a tendency to come back at the most inopportune times. like it did in april, 1992, the date of the great chicago flood. the city of chicago. a glistening modern city built from the ashes of its former self. the birthplace of the skyscraper. rising tall, it's strength reflecting in the water at its feet. to the modern eye, this city appears the master of lake michigan and the river that courses through its heart that was not t

lifeline. face it. the media doesn't want trump tweeting because it eliminates them. who needs chuck todd when you have an iphone and a handle. you have to wonder what the election would have been like if donald trump didn't tweet. adorable, but really, really boring i think is what it is. cat you are on twitter. i firmly believe that tweeting doesn't make anyone look better. it makes them look worse because it takes vacuadvantage of your impulsiveness and emotion. like when you are a great time you never tweet, right. >> i know. that's -- i tweet all the time. and that is true. there have been so many nights where i've done some tweeting, you know, before going bed. passing out. and you wake up in the morning and you are like what have i done? >> yes. >> before you go to bed everyone that's tweeting at you. like what? oh you hate these people. the losers. you wake up. maybe they were white. maybe that is not something i should have shared with a hundred thousand people. >> nice humble brag. >> it's actually 113. trump -- you know, i always feel embarrassed when i put my own personal

donald trump will have many interesting conversations. >> joe. >> my person to watch is chuck schumer, new york democrat and incoming senate minority leader. a lot of democrats are calling themselves the resistance. they're going to oppose donald trump and all his works on everything. chuck schumer is not by nature or temperament the resistance. he's a transactional deal maker. and i'm wondering if he's going to make some kind of compromise with the trump administration, whether it's on infrastructure, immigration, or tax reform. >> but could he end up being run by elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, instead of him running the senate? >> he sure could, but he's also got ten members who are up for re-election in 2018 in states donald trump carried. they're going to have an incentive not to look like obstructionists. >> okay, mary. >> i'm watching china's leader, xi jinping who i think is going to test donald trump early and vigorously par more than just seizing some underwater drone. i think he's going to test him for largely domestic reasons. he declared himself core leader,

with israel, chuck schumer, a critical statement of obama. i think in the opening days we'll see the democrats and republicans coming together on those issues. russia might be another example of where they come together to try to do something that there's a bipartisan support for either condemning what obama has done or maybe breaking even with what trump wants to do, in terms of russia. >> and how much political capital president trump will be confirmation hearings for rex tillerson or others. >> the regulatory side of things, trump has put a major emphasis on that. creating a new white house role for white house regulations. whether he tries to take out a lot of obama's legacy, that remains to be seen. on the procedural side of things with regulations, and specific rules at the technical level, we could see some repealing. >> jessie, happy new year to you and yours. >> thanks. >>> great interview. coming up after the break, new monuments created in the last day of the obama administration are not exactly getting a warm reception out west. one senator leading the fight against the p

chuck , schumer said to me, when we look at it, recalibrated, reduce the negative parts, while still accomplishing the ultimate goal, so it's perfectly reasonable to look at these things and think about what you can do better. as opposed to the knee-jerk reaction. everything put in place was good. megan: do you think the days where the industry essentially has a scarlet letter on its back are over or at least fading? jamie: the industry got a bad scarlet letter. the second tarp happened, and that was a scarlet letter. not every bank needed it, but the rhetoric was the banks were all bailed out. they were not all bailed out. that part was not true. no one ever asked that question, but that became a scarlet letter, and i don't think that will go away anytime soon. i think you have to earn your stripes every single day with every single client in every single city around the world, and that is my job. i am very proud of j.p. morgan chase. i am a proud of what we have accomplished. we help society. when we do make mistakes, we admit it and try to fix them. megan: as we approach the end o

. chuck schumer, senator from new york, for example, who is opposing president obama on the new israel policy where president obama is shifting us. so there are opportunities to work across the aisle on specific issues and committees. >> we'll leave it right there. coming up, the obama administration reportedly rushing in more syrian refugees before trump becomes president. now a former top cop has some advice for vetting these asylum seekers. >>> getting them in before he gets out. a new report says the administration is rushing in more syrian refugees before president obama leaves office. over the past three months there's been a 430% jump in the number of syrian refugees settled into the u.s. compared to last year. now a former police is saying we need new vetting. >> the first prior city of the president of the united states should be the protection of the and security of the american people. the american people don't trust that that literally is the number one priority of the president. you can look at a state like wisconsin, governors like scott walker are asking for amore

18. market on your calendars. it's always one of our favorite events and we will have a chuck raasch sign books at that event there as well. .. s with uh take away don't give away everything but i read this over the course of the week but what do i get? >> induce a sense of the supreme so sacrifice in a very precarious position. we really could have won in 22 countries that that momentum was more than blind devotion it was adjusted quest for heroism or mythology but there was a belief it was complected some thought they were fighting for the union some thought they were fighting to free of the slaves some thought both but there was that kind current belief that it was different from many different perspectives it was this supreme selflessness for a cause greater than themselves that really struck me in almost all the research i did host: the book is imperfect union. thank you for being here guest: thank you. >> book tv is on twitter and facebook and we want to hear from you. tweet us, twitter.com. /book tv or post comments on our facebook page, facebook.com. /book tv. >> this

complete television schedule go to booktv.org. now we kick off this holiday weekend with chuck raasch, author of "imperfec "imperfect a father's search for his son in the aftermath of the battle of gettysburg." >> good evening, everyone. good evening. welcome to the national press club. my name is thomas burr, the washington correspondent for "the salt lake tribune" and the 1009th president of the national press club. our guest today is chuck rasch, the chief correspondent for the "st. louis post-dispatch" and the author of "imperfect union: a father's search for his son in the aftermath of the battle of gettysburg." want to welcome our guests and live audience today as bothe c-span booktv. in this new book chuck explores one gettysburg his most famous stories, that of the father, a journalist searching for soldiers on in the haze of the battle.s also touching on the journals of the practice of the day, the overarching thoughts about the ultimate sacrifice or the full measure of devotion. in the famous documentarian press club member ken burns said of trannine, an important book come

. here is senate democratic leader harry reid and chuck schumer speaking about the future of the democratic party after the election. [video clip] >> last tuesday night was something none of us expected. i suspect that is true for many of you in the press, as well. it certainly did not go the way we democrats hoped. it was a tough night, no doubt about it. when you lose an election like this, you cannot flinch. you cannot ignore it. you need to look it right in the , analyze it, and learn from it. one thing we know is that we heard the american people loud and clear. they felt that the government was not working for them. they felt that the economy was rigged against them in many places and that the government beholden to big money and special interests. now there is a debate going on about whether we should be the party of the diverse obama coalition or the blue-collar american in the heartland. some think we need to make a choice and spent all of our energy focused on one group of americans or another. i believe that there does not have to be a division. in fact, there must not

south which is good news. we'll be watching this cold front torn northern planes and north of chuck chick that may survive the trip and allow for maybe a quick you know flake or two across the region by 9:00 tonight. you'll notice again not a lot of arctic area air across the board. almost 50 in st. louis and mild trend earlier this week and well into the latter portion of next week colder weather. 40s across the board. middle and upper 40s in philadelphia and into jersey. nice day today. mostly sunny skies. clouds increase for tonight and could be a quick snow shower across town temperatures you into the upper 0s and low 40s. these temperatures are easy to take. look at the 7 day forecast. new year's day looks great. 45. rain moves in and stays on top of us. monday will rain and it's soggy and mild and tuesday nearing 6 60. and then we dry out by middle of next week and much colder weather as we head into the first weekend wow first weekend that just hit me of 2017. >> that's crazy. i'll take 50s. almost 60s first week of january. >> beautiful. >> i'll take it rain or not. >> okay.

three minutes left, hawks down by a basket, charlie brown, chuck brian, he noise block head, has 13 points. saint guess takes the lead. hawks still up a point, lemar campbell also with 13. st. joes win the league opener over george washington 68-63. >>> lasalle at dayton, john and the explorers trying to snap a 12 game losing streak to the flyers, first half, lasalle up by one and ukee washington if you are watching our favorite play, that is powell with 23. later in the first, lasalle up a point bye kendell paulard had 20 points. lasalle loses, by 11. >>> that is all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day >>> still ahead right the here on "eyewitness news" we are following latest developments on the state trooper shot dead overnight, and the search for his killer this morning. >>> also ahead ringing in the new year in style, and safely, how philadelphia police are making sure everyone is protect in the aftermath of several terror attacks overseas. >>> plus, summer isn't only time to hit the shore, south jersey town where people get to ring in the new year. >>> what to expect fr

and chuck d. and others have done before him. say things that are important, loudly and often. ♪ they call them "dibiteries" and dibi is generally grilled spiced lamb, hacked into pieces, and served on grease stained paper with grilled onions and mustard on the side. >> djily: wow! >> anthony: that was quick. from the beginning, i mean, was there always this, like, a social justice, um, political component to what you were doing musically? >> djily: from day one. the first thing we did was go do a campaign called "my voting card, my weapon." and we did songs and we did mobile concerts all over the country to raise awareness and it was the bum rush in the various spots. everybody went to register. that's, that's the step that's leaving us, you can see, that's whatour por is.eing conscious of >> anthony: in 2012, then president abdoulaye wade fell victim to the "maybe i should be president for life" syndrome that afflicts so many of his neighbors. he proposed amending the constitution, so that he could run for a third term, as well as creating a new vice presidential position which many

injury. only nine available players. i wonder what bubba chuck, allen iverson would say that, dude always injured and missing games. scored 13 against utah last night. chilling tonight. jo-jo, go for the loose ball. we've seen it few times this year. goes to the sixers bench but he would be okay. fast forwards to the fourth, joel deep, the three is good. right now he has 18 points, five boards, in the game. sixers, regain the lead. later on, oh, three ball. and right now the sixers on top late in the fourth quarter. we are talking about three minutes left, up 114-111. hopefully they can hang on. all right, the year is almost over. many will look back at 2016 and celebrate what they accomplish. others will say could have, would have, should have. the eagles no different from the rest of us. the birds are putting final touches on their preparations for the dallas cowboys, the eagles have six and nine records, and bunch of regrets, doug pederson was asked about some of the plays that may haunt him after the season. >> are there calls that i would do differently looking back? sure, the

, okafor sitting out with a hamstring injury. only nine available players. i wonder what bubba chuck, allen iverson would say that, dude always injured and missing games. scored 13 against utah last night. chilling tonight. jo-jo, go for the loose ball. we've seen it few times this year. goes to the sixers bench but he would be okay. fast forwards to the fourth, joel deep, the three is good. right now he has 18 points, five boards, in the game. sixers, regain the lead. later on, oh, three ball. and right now the sixers on top late in the fourth quarter. we are talking about three minutes left, up 114-111. hopefully they can hang on. all right, the year is almost over. many will look back at 2016 and celebrate what they accomplish. others will say could have, would have, should have. the eagles no different from the rest of us. the birds are putting final touches on their preparations for the dallas cowboys, the eagles have six and nine records, and bunch of regrets, doug pederson was asked about some of the plays that may haunt him after the season. >> are there calls that i would do

. the quartet is the same, ryan, mcconnell, pelosi and now after harry reid chuck schumer. in tandem with the trump administration, a massive overhaul of the nation's tax code, movement on a trump nominated supreme court justice and their top goal, repealing and replacing obama. on friday january 6 electoral votes will be counted leading up to friday january 20. donald trump's inauguration as the 45th president of the united states. preparations are already under way for the pomp and procession and also the protests. the emotions of the 2016 election still raw. at some point before inauguration day we expect a farewell address by president obama and after inauguration day, he and his family will be in a home about two miles from the white house so younger daughter sasha can finish school in d.c. that will make president obama the first president to stay in the nation's capital after his term is over since woodrow wilson. >>> a new federal investigation finds hundreds of senate cafeteria workers were wrongfully denied more than $1 million in wages. the u.s. labor department says the c

sobering memorabilia like rebellion leader nat turner's bible, to 20th century musical memories, chuck berry's cherry red cadillac, and parliament funkadelic's iconic mothership-- here, lit up and sheathed in plastic in preparation for the opening. >> during concerts, it would come down, and george clinton would get out, so it'd be this notion that he was from another planet. >> ifill: which he kind of was. >> which he still is. >> ifill: the $540 million project-- a century in the making, and the first green museum on the national mall-- captures the sweep of african american history. so what do we have here? >> this is one of my great treasures. what i love is what my staff is able to find. and this is a playbill from newcastle, england in 1857 that is from ira aldridge's career. ira aldridge, the great black thespian that couldn't get jobs in the united states as a great actor, classical actor, had to go to europe. >> ifill: othello, who everyone now thinks of as a character always played by a black actor. >> exactly. but it was always in blackface. >> ifill: galleries are devoted t

chuck schumer. >> very rare you see a president clashing so publicly with a top member of his own party. if this is the case what is it going to look like over the next four years. >> it depends on what donald trump's priorities are. if he wants to kick off the presidency on tax, repealing obamacare. regulation they can make some progress and get things done. there is a lundly risk of things the gop want do. if he wants to kick off his presidency by addressing contentious issues they will not with his allies. they will make life very difficult for him. >> and john mccain is already planning hearings next week on russia. this is going to start. this could be motivated from the capitol hill and land on his desk and if you look at john mccain's travel schedule in the baltic nation, ukraine, mexico. he seems to be out there reassuring allies that we are here for you. so john mccain with the hearing next week too i think he's really stressing the importance of the cybersecurity for example. and i think he wants to fill the gaps -- >> if they are clashing, if this mccain versus trump wh

bed and across the way was now-senator chuck schumer on the foldout couch so being there watching these men who would go out and do great things. getting up with them in the morning, seeing them put on their pants the same way i did made me realize that they're just regular guys who were working very hard going out and doing great things that. inspired me. one thing i'll never forget was the collegiate alty that not just those four had but all the nkangal members seemed to have at that point. not just democrats but republicans. there was a kesmstary among congressional members they firmly believe led to their ability to compromise and so i look to reinstilling that here on capitol hill as best as i can. we've definitely developed it over this last week and a half that we've been here at new member orientation, at least with the democrats but i look guard to doing it with the republicans as well. >> after that internship, what did you do next? jimmy: i worked in alaska on a noaa research vessel off the coast. when i was here i met a commander who was working at my father's office a

delusional, while new york democratic senator chuck schumer said kerry had "emboldened extremists on both sides." amy: well, for more, we're joined by two guests. in haifa, israel, we're joined by diana buttu. she is an attorney based in palestine who has served as a legal advisor to the palestinians in negotiations with israel. buttu was previously an advisor to palestinian president mahmoud abbas. and in tel aviv we're joined by , gideon levy, a ha'aretz columnist and a member of the newspaper's editorial board. his new article is titled, "u.n. resolution is a breath of hope in sea of darkness and despair." he is also the author of "the punishment of gaza." we welcome you both to democracy now! diana buttu, let's begin with you. your response to this resolution? isthis is a resolution that good on n its face, except whatt requires is the international commmmunity to o actually follop with it. what i think is important to remember is that thesese types f resolutions have been issued by all of the u.s. anand ministrations with even president reagan not a abstainig from this resolutit

studs for georgia coming back next year. nick chuck and sony michel said so. tren thompson three of their five sacks. the music city bowl. >> rick: tennessee trying to get a happy ending to a trying second half of the season. john kelly gets things started with a touchdown around the left side. a touchdown to kelly. trying to get the huskers back if the game. it's been about josh dobbs. they're not going to if the forget this guy on rocky top. two touchdowns on the ground so far. they're going to miss this d. at the music city bowl. they have a 10-point lead in the third quarter and in the arizona bowl south alabama has a 14-3 lead on air force. we'll be back with some final thoughts when "the jeep post game show" returns. ♪ well, if you want to sing out, sing out ♪ ♪ and if you want to be free, be free ♪ ♪'cause there's a million things to be ♪ ♪ you know that there are that airline credit card you have...it to you straight? it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline

focused on the press and donald trump. chuck todd will talk to the top editors about the future of journalism in the trump presidency. plus hear from former press secretaries on how this d main station will and should handle the media. that's coming up thi sunday on your local nbc station. more mtp daily ahead. first kate rogers has the market wrap. >> stocks end lower, but it was a winning year. the dow shed 57 points, but the spp rose more than 9% this year. it jumped over 7% to 2016. they had quite a run and a whopping 45% since january. the pest performae since 2009. a top session after regulators asked for more regulation with the merger with bass pro shops. first in business worldwide. need go... london's got the best of everything. cornwall's got the best of everything. sport sport nightlife nightlife (both) fashion adventure i'm tellin' ya, britain is the only place you really need go. expedia. everything you need to travel britain better. and we thoroughly test all our nuts for superior craveability. hey richard, check out this fresh roasted flavor. looks delicious, huh? -

is reacting to criticism. in particular that from chuck schumer. he said the administration's actions bold an extremist on both sides. the state department says stating uncomfortable facts doesn't enbolden extremists. dangerous steps on the ground by both sides do that. rich edison, fox news. >>> just a few minutes away from the final closing bell. of 2016. and it is a down day unfortunately. the dow as you can see, down 85 points. real estate stocks and banks are eking out small gains. the nasdaq down 58 points. the market will be closed on monday. amazon stock had a great year. down 2% today. and today, the retail giant is holing what it is calling digital day. the one day only sale. amazon is promising terrific deals on movies, music, video games, comics. today's sale follows a big holiday for amazon with its echo speakers topping the list of most popular topics purchased on the site. >>> appson has received a patent for a drone warehouse in the sky. it would resemble an old fashioned blimp and drones would fly inside to pick up packages for delivery. the airborne warehouse

on russia and incoming senate democratic leader chuck schumer tweeted strongly support the obama administration's work to fight back against russia's interference in our election. we need to punch back and punch back hard. >> new york times national security correspondent david sanger has written extensively about this. in his new article today, he called the actions against russia, the strongest american response yet to a state sponsored cyberattack. and david sanger good enough to join us this morning from washington. good morning to you. >> great to be with you, josh. >> what did these actions, i know, again, they were called, you called them the strongest american response yet to a cyberattack. what do they really mean for russia? >> well, they are the strongest to a cyberattack, but we don't have a whole lot of history there. the strongest until now had been some fairly modest sanctions against north korea for its attack on sony two years ago. i think the big question here is are these strong enough to create a deterrent not only to the russians, not only for the next americ

chuck schumer's minority leader, no matter what republicans want to do democrats have 48 votes in the senate, you need three to block any big time legislation. it has to be bipartisan. one for sure, they are going to repeal obamacare, that is without a doubt going to happen, too many promises have been made. the issue is whether they will repeal it without a plan in place or if they will have a repeal with a plan in place for implementation. my bet is they will do that, they will repeal it but they will have a plan in place for implementation. >> the republicans are like a dog that caught the bus, now they don't know what to do with it. you have 6.4 million people who are now under obamacare, white house announced an additional 100,000 people signed up with 400,000 newly enrolled americans at the same period last year so now that the numbers are increasing will that give republicans pause when it comes to replacement? >> not only that. the kaiser family foundation following all things healthcare had a poll after the election showing 60% of americans favor the repeal of obamacare.

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. >> i'm adam tuss. we are checking in with amelia draper who is in for chuck. we want to get a check of the holiday weekend forecast. we will also check in with wtop's jack taylor who is in for melissa in just a minute. a lot of substitutions today. >> yes. see, he's there. >> nobody is on the road. >> let's start with amelia. what do you have for us on this friday morning. >> right now on radar i'm picking up flurries in frederick county around the moodel town area. very light. we could continue to see flurries throughout the day today. this is lake-effect snow impacting our area mainly off of lake erie. the flurry is one thing but here is what you're going to notice, the winds, it's blustery out there today and will be from start to finish. by 9:00 a.m. it feels like we are in the low 20s when you factor in the winds, by lunchtime temperatures feeling like they are in the mid to upper 20s and by this evening it's still cold out there. grab the warm jacket as you head out the door today. i will be updating the weekend forecast coming up in ten minutes. for now we will send it over to j

democrats senate minority leader chuck schumer condemning secretary of state kerry's speech to weigh in harvard law professor emeritus author of erectile dysfunction alan dershowitz here really good to have you here this morning a couple days ago on kelly file talked about the amount of -- sets us back as far as progress on peace. where are your thoughts. >> to me the most amazing thing is that the -- teresa may condemned kerry speech said one-sided, much too much emphasis on settlements said ally doesn't condemn voting in another country the way kerry said israel is moving for a tar right to have the -- the prime minister of he think dplabd more supportive -- the "new york times" fake news on israel failed to report this story of may condemning kerry as story today, only right wing jews condemn kerry, hey i am a left wing liberal jew schumer is a liberal they make up news the times all the news that they think is fit to print if they don't think it is fit to print don't punish on israel so -- >> a divide within democratic party just schumer hichlz ming . >> it does keith ellison, who w

angie goff and segal is here for chuck. >> amelia segal in for amelia draper. it's a mess. >> i didn't even catch it. >> i'm on autopilot. >> throughout the day today it's going to be blustery but it will be dry and i think we will have plenty of sunshine but you do want the warm coat as you head out and about for your friday plans. i want to show you the feels like temperatures, it is feeling 5 to 10 degrees cooler. i guess we could head to max one that would be good. we're coming in in the low 30s right now in washington and as day today we will have temperatures that feel like they are in the 20s and 30s. here is a look at the feels like temperature around 7:00 a.m. 23 gaithersburg, 30 in washington. as we get to the lunchtime hours feeling about right around 30 generally across the area and this afternoon still blustery by this evening, 7:00 p.m., everybody feeling like we are in the in washington and 24 in frederick. i want to take a look back, again, this is how chilly it's feeling out there right now, a good 5 to 10 degrees cooler than the thermometer in your car would be

minority leader chuck schumer who says that the administration's actions have emboldened extremists on both sides. to that a state department official says, stating uncomfortable facts doesn't embolden extremists. dangerous steps on the ground by both sides do that. >> from the state department, rich edson, thank you. >>> the u.s. military says it's possible civilians were killed in mosul today. the military says a coalition strike hit a van loaded with isis fighters in who was determined to be a hospital parking lot. an investigation into the matter is planned. this comes as u.s. led air strikes helped iraqi troops push into mosul as the fight to retake the city continues there. smoke rose across the city in explosions and machine gunfire could be heard as forces pushed into several neighborhoods. today's assault comes after a lull in the operation and more than two months into the offensive to recapture the final isis held city in iraq. >>> a potential breakthrough tonight in the syrian civil war that has ravaged the country for six years and left hundreds of thousands of people dead

policy that left america weaker in the eyes of the world. senate leader chuck schumer strongly supports the obama administration's work to fight back against russia's interference in the election. we need to punch back and punch back hard. >>> turning to politics. a buffalo, new york school board looking to oust carl paladino who co- chaired the new york campaign for trump. he wanted to see the president die from mad cow disease and the first lady living with a gorilla in africa. the school board giving him 24 hours to resign. if he doesn't, it will ask the state education commissioner to do so. he is vowing not do go giving in to progressive haters. >>> can the latest cease-fire hold in syria long enough to allow real talks to stop the civil war? more from the middle east next. >>> a new cease-fire now under way in syria. it is part of a deal brokered by turkey and russia including a return to peace talks after more than five years of war. turkey's president calling the deal historic opportunity that shouldn't be squandered. but russian president vladimir putin acknowledging the pact i

the stuff we have been chucking into the bin. good morning. in sport: swansea's city's search for a new manager continues, with ryan giggs the latest name to be ruled out of the running. wales boss chris coleman also appears to be out of reach. and the challenge of filming series three of sherlock in front of the fans, benedict cumberbatch tells us how he copes with his ever growing crowd of admirers on set. it is kind of peculiar because there is this excitement and expectation and if you raise an eyebrow you get and if you raise an eyebrow you get a cheer. and matt has the weather. yes, iam yes, i am at the tower of london, and it won't be me on ice only this morning, frosty to the south and east with dense patches of fog. much more mild elsewhere, and all other details to come with the forecast to the end of the year and the start of a brand—new one in 15 minutes. president 0bama has ordered the expulsion of 35 russian diplomats in response to alleged interference in the american presidential election. moscow has denied the allegations of cyber attacks, and said its response wi

president doesn't want to delve deeper, president to be, the americans should. >> chuck schumer issued this statement, basically a direct challenge to donald trump. saying i hope the incoming trump administration, wif has been far too close to russia throughout the campaign and transition won't think twice about weakening these new sanctions. richard nephew, if donald trump does want to weaken these sanctions, he presumably could do that without any public notice. >> yeah, absolutely. you know, the structure of these sanctions is that they're executive. they were issued by executive order by president obama, they can be overturned by executive order of donald trump. the real issue here is domestic and the fact that congress can have a say here. and we've seen in the past that legislatures and executive branch officials disagree on a whole host of targets. i actually think that's the most likely scenario in the early part o2017 tt trump may not weaken these particular sanctions. he may go after the ukraine-related sanctions, but i think he's going to be met with a pretty firm res

makes it harder to have the future p palestine. >> chuck schumer, and elliott angle, the top democrat on house foreign affairs. our correspondent has more on that part from this story in washington. >> good evening. secretary of john kerry's speech criticizing israel has drawn a robust response from benjamin netanyahu and some democrats. for over an hour he outlined president obama's plan to reach peace. and while he did criticize the palestinians for glorifying terrorists, he spent much of his speech criticizing israel on its settlement building. the top democrat says that approach is misguided. >> it's easy for us to sit and point fingers saying the israelis should do this or that. i didn't hear much from john kerry about what the palestinians need to do. it's easy for us to do it. >> chuck schumer writes in a statement, quote, while secretary kerry mentioned gaza in his speech, he seemed to forget the history of the settlements in gaza and the palestinians responded by sending rockets into israel. some democrats are applauding kerry. the second ranking democratic in the ho

incoming senator minority leader chuck schumer released a statement, quote, while he may not have intended it i fear secretary kerry in his speech and action has 'em emboldened extremists on both sides. >> i think israel has been treated unfairly by a lot of people. you look at the relations in the u.n., they're up for 20 reprimands and other nations a that are horrible places, that treat people horribly haven't even been reprimanded. there's something going on and it's unfair to israel. >>> joining me now is israel's ambassador to the u.n. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. this is so important what's going on now and the relationship between the united states and israel is crucial. it is integral to world stability. and israel has enough countries after them, surrounded by people that would like to see the end, the demise of israel. yet the u.s. issuing a very crippling inappropriate blow to israel. your thoughts. >> we have a strong relationship with the u.s. we are pushing that. we have the same value, share the same principle. but what happen

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reacted quickly with chuck schumer tweeting we need to punch back and punch back hard. paul ryan praise to the president upon his actions and senator john mccain said the " andres are "long overdue at stronger sanctions are still needed. four hours after president obama announced sanctions, president-elect donald trump released his own statement. he said it's time for our country to move on to bigger and better things. nevertheless, in the interest of our country and his great people, i will meet with leaders of the intelligence community next week to be updated on the facts of the situation. a kremlin spokesman did note that mr. trump will be president in just three weeks. but a white house official says he could reverse president obama's executive action, but he may not want to let russian spies to come back to the note states. -- to the united states. rishaad: first word news headlines. data recorders on the airplane that crashed into the black sea have no evidence of an explosion. it crashed soon after leaving sochi on sunday. 92 people were killed. china is pledging more proactive

captain chuck nash with us. captain nash, if in fact russia was interfering with our election, that's cyber warfare. doesn't that call for a response tough every than what we saw today? >> i think the united states and a lot of people are trying to figure out what exactly is an act of the war? we know what it is when kinetic things are involved. we know what it is when you put mines off somebody's coast and mine their harbors. when you start interfering with elections, the united states has certainly never done that in south and central america. but what i'm saying is the russians start doing it here and they are doing tonight europe, one would have to think maybe this is being done quite a bit. if we are going to start slinging kinetic stuff just because somebody is playing around in cyberspace, you have got to think about this. the next thing is power grids start going down, water starts getting shut off and all of a sudden you are talking kinetic. david: we are all connected to the internet and the computer world. the push tsome a vaj t va intensifying. but is it too little too lat

, while new york democratic senator chuck schumer said john kerry had "embolden extremists on both sides." donald trump's transition team said wednesday it was considering whether to begin privatizing the veterans a administration. the so-called public/private option would allow veterans to skip treatment at va hospital's, giviving them funds to visit private -- private sectoror hospitals and clinics instead. veteran groups say they will oppose any efforts to privatize the v v.a. in washington, d.c., the obama administration is expected to announce new sanctions against russia today over its alllleged role in hacking u.s. institutions, including the emails of hillary clinton's campaign manager. lawmakerss and u.s. intelligence officials have repeatedly said russian hackerers helped donald trump's campaign defeat hillary clinton, but have not provided specific evidence. in iraq, u.s. warplanes launched airstrikes on mosul today as the iraqi army fought to reclaim the city from isis. hundreds of residents poured out of the city's eastern neighborhohoods to escape the violence. w we f