who replaces chuck schumer? paul: i don't know that anybody can replace chuck schumer. but i think patty murray of washington is his most trusted lieutenant. still have this leftover friction. patty murray is getting an enhanced title and responsibilities in her job, moving up to the number three spot in the leadership. i think that will be a key relationship. and then there are some other people here and there. some of them are in lower-level leaderships, like debbie stabenow. committee's,in the where you will see ranking members like jack reed of rhode island. >> there's quite a range in the new leadership that he has chosen. jenifer: it's true. there's also senators he helped get elected. they spent a lot of time together. there's a lot of mutual gratitude. so he invested something personally in those men and women. paul: the 2018 class of the democrats coming up, a bunch of them were elected in 2006. sherri brown, jon tester. and those are the people he got elected. so he is really going to want to see those folks when because they are his closest friends. close, pe

chuck was. >> but they didn't arrest chuck. months went by. and the detective kept investigating him. authorities seized his computer, searched his car. all the while, chuck was saying they were looking at the wrong guy. >> there's a lot of people that won't confess to a murder for obvious reasons. at that point, he was a person of -- a strong person of interest, but i still didn't know if he was my killer, so we continued the search. >> the investigation dragged on. life for the students on campus began to go back to normal. parties every weekend. but when police were called to the scene of one house party, it wasn't because of noise or underage drinking. another woman was in a fight for her life. >>> coming up, a student at a party ends up a prisoner in a stranger's apartment. >> i screamed as loud as i can, and immediately he grabs me and starts choking me again. >> when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. as the investigation into jamie hart's murder continued, detectives were still suspicious

was it donald trump or chuck jones? i actually have my money on chuck jones. i think the one that would act with dignity today. >> it is the guy that already has the title of president, chuck jones. ana marie cox, david corn of mother jones, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, kellyanne conway warned businesses he might just tweet about them if they have anything to say about him. he might drive down their stock price because he now has the power to do that. rick wilson and felix salmon will join us. >>> kellyanne conway is now th . but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? because it knew an ordinary wastissue was near.ar. the fiery ssue left her no sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. puffs have pillowy

chuck jones said he lied about the number. apparently chuck jones is right. he saved 800 jobs but lied and said 1100. instead of getting the numbers wrong, which lots of people do, he attacked jones personally. that letter from harry truman, bill clinton owns it. it was hanging in the west wing. it's great, but it was a private letter to a guy. >> but it got out to the media in. >> he was trashing harry truman's daughter. professor rice is correct. >> i want to say this -- >> this is abuse of power. >> i want to say this. what we're not talking about here is at any time during this carrier event in the campaign, hillary clinton could have picked up the phone and done this. president obama could have. neither of them did this. donald trump did this. >> but they didn't pick up twitter and trash a steel worker named trump fighting for his job. >> number one, i think the twitter phenomenon is here to stay, and officially by donald trump whether he's president in january or not, he's going to keep doing it. it's a huge tool for him, and it shows how aggressive he'

than chuck jones. at a trump rally tonight in iowa, donald trump did the same old song. that he's been doing about how he's going to threaten american companies to keep jobs in the united states. >> remember years ago we used to proudly display "made in the usa." you go get a car right. we don't, have you ever seen it? we're doing a lot of talking to a lot of companies who are thinking about leaving, and i tell you, i don't think they're going to be leaving so fast anymore. >> and you will never see "made in the usa" on any product sold by anyone in the trump family. tonight donald trump barely mentioned his big triumph, saving those carrier jobs, because chuck jones has ruined that whole story for donald trump. here's donald trump's only reference tonight to carrier. >> don't forget, much harder when a company announced a year and a half ago. some of these companies like carrier announced long before i even knew i was going to be running for president. it's very hard to tell somebody we don't want you

donald trump fired off two angry, unpresidential tweets at chuck jones last night, blaming chuck jones and the workers at carrier for carrier's decision to move their jobs to mexico, which carrier is still doing, even though donald trump arranged a tax break to keep some of the jobs in indiana. chuck jones then came on this program last night after the trump twitter attack and said this. >> the whole thing is ridiculous. i'm not backing up on my position one iota. he's wrong, i'm right. and we'll move on. you know, if he wants to keep on tweetin' i'll keep on respondin'. >> and donald trump did not keep on tweeting. and in trump world, that is surrender. donald trump surrendered trump style. he stopped tweeting about chuck jones and the workers at carrier. not another word. chuck jones shut him up, because donald trump and his handlers realized, no one can do more damage to donald trump's claim to be the champion of american workers than chuck jones. at a trump rally tonight in iowa, donald trump did the same old song. that he's been doing about how he's going to threaten american comp

was it donald trump or chuck jones? i actually have my money on chuck jones. i think the one that would act with dignity today. >> it is the guy that already has the title of president, chuck jones. ana marie cox, david corn of mother jones, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, kellyanne conway warned businesses he might just tweet about them if they have anything to say about him. he might drive down their stock price because he now has the power to do that. rick wilson and felix salmon will join us. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ mom's hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more th

chuck jones. >> chuck jones. i'm sorry. in the past you would see a lot of transition staff say look, this is -- we don't want to engage in a day to day back and forth with any of your adversaries on this. let's take the political win. donald trump, not the case. >> trump fired back tweeting chuck jones, who is president of united steelworkers 1999 has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee country. it's one thing to take on media. and he has taken on lots of us, and the media as a whole. it's another thing to take on boeing or united technology. what about taking on an american citizen like this who is fighting for workers? >> it's incredibly threaten skinned. and it leads to my mine not becoming to the office that president-elect trump is about to assume. if president-elect trump and vice president president-elect pence dispute the numbers chuck jones is giving to cnn or the washington post then of course it's well within their right to say no this is not our understanding of the deal points. t

chuck jones said he lied about the numbers. apparently chuck jones is right. still a good thing saving 800 jobs but he lied saying 1100 wrong. instead of saying he got the numbers wrong, which lots of people do, he attacked chuck jones. and -- it was a private letter to a guy. >> but it got out in the media. >> he was trashing truman's daughter. if someone trashes -- no. professor reich is correct. >> hold on a second. i just want to say this. >> -- abuse of power. >> i just want to say this. what we're not talking about here is at any time during all of this carrier event in the campaign hillary clinton could have picked up the phone and done. this. president obama could done this. donald trump did this. >> what they didn't do was pick up twitter and trash a steel worker named chuck in indianapolis who's fighting for his job. >> number one i think the twitter phenomenon is here to stay and i specially by donald trump. whether he's president in january or not. he's going to keep doing it. it is a huge tool for him. and it shows how aggressive he's going to be

what chuck was doing was in fact terrifying. he has a responsibility to the members of his local union. and when he heard that there were going to be 1100 jobs saved those families were excited to have a shot at some security. when he investigated that is when he found out there were 780 jobs to be saved and 70 management jobs. and he had a responsibility to get the message out. and then he got slammed. and we said very early on. we wrote to president elect trump after the election. and said on the things you want to work on weir willing to work with you. we want to replace the south korean trade deal, etc., but we also want to have the same position as the president elect. when a company fires people and brings job to another off shore country and then wants to bring those jobs back in and sell them in america, that is not right and president elect -- >> so you have a lot in common on that front. but trump, you know, it wasn't just chuck jones that he went against, leo. he went against unions more broadly. read the second tweet

chuck schumer would have been calling for jetblue to be shut down. there would have been congressional hearings on the whole airline industry. instead they just look the other way. oh, well, you know, it's ivanka trump. she can take care of herself. that's the real disgusting part of this whole thing. >> disgusting. jonas. >> first, ivanka trump acted like the class act she is. she was in the extra leg room seat, that's like another $50 on top of a coach ticket. she's one of the people. i will also say, it really hurts me that the left has coopted what i consider primarily a republican thing. because when you talk about family smears, this goes back to billy carter, they did it to their own party with mccain's baby and chelsea clinton hasn't been attacked for everything, they said she faked her pregnancy to get her mother to look more like a grandmother or whatever. this goes back so far, obama's wife who seems to be a decent lady, she gets smeared all the time. i'm sad liberals would do this when the families are supposed to be offlimits as obama ha

immediately confronts that critic and engages with them. >> chuck jones. >> chuck jones, i'm sorry. most -- in the past, you'd see a lot of transition staff say, look, this is -- we don't want to engage in a day-to-day back and forth with any of our adversaries on this, let's take the political win and go. donald trump not the case. >> david, trump fired back immediately tweeting, i read it once. again, maybe we can put it up. "chuck jones, president of united steelworkers 1999 have done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee country." he's taken on lots of us in the media as a whole. it's another to take on boeing on united technologies. what about taking on an individual american citizen like this who is fighting for workers? >> yeah, it's incredibly thin skinned and at least to my mind not becoming of the office that president-elect trump is about to assume. look, if president-elect trump and vice president-elect pence dispute the numbers that chuck jones is giving to cnn or to the "washington post," then, of course, it's well within their right to say, no,

did you do that, chuck bell? >> no. >> i need a little help this morning. >> not taking the heat at all. if it was weather related, maybe. i otherwis responsibility, hopefully you got at least some of the rain fall needed in your backyard. 60s to 70s. rainfalls varied wildly. meanwhile dulles airport, almost an inch and a third. that was the daily rainfall. here's radar. north and west. the colder air is still lagging a good bit behind. the cold front itself has already gone by. the winds have turned out to the west and northwest, but the colder air itself is going to wait until we get into the daylight hours before it starts to filter in. by 10:00 this morning, skies mostly sunny around here. maybe a few extra clouds out toward frostburg and morgantown. mid-50s around the city right now. there are 40s in the shenandoah valley. afternoon temperatures even with sunshine, struggling. we won't move much. what you see is what you get out the door this morning. mostly in the 50s. our high has pretty much already happe

chuck, lauren is out on our weather deck. if the camera could only pan down and take a shot of lauren's moon boots. i only know two women that have these things. boy, they are a sight to see. >> and they both work in the weather department. seniority has its privileges. that's why i'm on the inside this morning. temperatures are on the cold side now. we're watching for a chance for impactful weather. i'll give you a full check of the forecast coming up. >>> taking a look on the roads, outer loop between the toll road and 123, we have ice the two left lanes, that's because there's an overnight car fire. firefighters sprayed things down and now that's freezing. the northbound bw near 32, a crash still there blocking the right lane. >>> a fire forces a montgomery county family out of their home into the bitter cold. chopper 4 is live over the scene right now at sea island court in silver spring. >> news 4's megan mcgrath has been on the scene this morning. i know you were talking to fire officials earlier. what are you learning

no, chuck has done a great job and i think what mr. trump has responded to is the very correct and truthful assertions that chuck jones has made and that is, yes, good news, some jobs were saved at carrier. we're all happy about that. bad news is that more than half of the jobs are still going to be outsourced to monterey, mexico mexico, where people are paid 3 bucks an hour. despite the promise he would save all of the jobs. trump told us he was going to stand up to large corporations who were outsourcing. what he ended up doing with the case of united technologies and carrier is give them a tax break and i think what trump's ire comes from, his anger comes from, is that chuck jones told the truth. >> you know, when you talk about what his rhetoric was like on the campaign trail referring to the president-elect, and what his policies would be like, today we got his announcement of his nominee for department of labor, a business magnate, mr. puzder, who runs carl's jr., who doesn't believe in minimum wage increases. what's your respons

chuck jones maybe do a sketch about the chuck jones who created bugs bunny. they could have an idea like that. they will use what he does effectively. it's not hurting the show. their ratings are up higher than they've had in ten years. >> we don't know how much of it is pushback or interest in the election. but this dynamic that is going on with social media becoming a conduit of exchange at a high level. we saw an interesting role reversal. bob was on the show with anderson cooper last night. former labor secretary and he decided to speak directly to the president-elect through the television camera because he anticipated that trump was actually watching. here it is. >> let me just say because donald trump is probably watching right now. let me just say with all due respect, mr. trump, you are president-elect of the united states. you are looking and acting as if you are mean and petty, thin skinned and vindictive. stop this. this is not a fireside chat. this is not what fdr did. this is actually penalizing people who are speaking their minds. >> he was tal

tonight you have the united steel workers union tweeting support for chuck jones. and you have mike pence talking about what a good hard working man chuck jones is, tweeting a photo of him with chuck jones from several months ago. >> this business of a president-elect or president going after an individual american could have, former labor secretary robert reich said, a chilling effect. >> yes, i'm just back from trump nation, my parents' house. the trump world view is that he's standing up for the little guy, and the trump world view is that the little guy has not been well-served by union bosses who collect dues and they feel like they've left behind a lot of workers. that said, what trump is going to have to reckon with is that the american presidency is a bully pulpit like none other, and every word you utter, every facial expression you make, everything you wear, everything you drive, everything you eat, makes a statement the world over. so -- and there is a word for this. it is bullying. when you cyber bully a normal person, a man going about his life in his

chuck has warned you and we're going to send him chuck has warned you and we're going to send him at ikea, we believe that making room for one more shouldn't cost more. spend your holiday overjoyed and under budget. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. at ikea, we believe that making room for one more shouldn't cost more. spend your holiday overjoyed and under budget. sop about a year ago we were probably in the high 60s around this time of year. people were at the gas station pumping gas probably in short sleeves and now look at chuck outside. >> burr. >> that's not the case today, chuck. >> not at all. the wind is blowing out here. there's nearly a full moon overhead. the full moon in december is called the cold moon and man is it cold out here this morning. the winds are going and the temperatures are cold. bus stop temperatures in the 20s. windchills will be back down near ten

chuck bell is here, melissa mollet is in for traffic and we want to begin with chuck. >> it's very cold outside this morning. erin picked aaron picked a good week to be on vacation. weather head lines today, clear, cold and very windy outside. that howling wind will make for during the daylight hours today. below freezing all day tomorrow. could start to see a little light snow late tomorrow evening into early saturday morning. it will turn into all rain by saturday afternoon but we could potentially get our first inch of snow here first thing saturday. temperatures -- hourly temperatures even after the sun comes up, temperatures will not respond pleasantly at all. so the cold forecast here for today, temperatures in the 20s. winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. chills near 10 during the day today. just flatout dangerous this morning. temperatures will at or near, perhaps below zero at the time. make sure that everybody is staying safe and warm and inside. melissa, you followed the best advice. you stayed indoors last night, didn't you? >> i did, with my one piece fleece outfit on. rig

chuck jones has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee country. >> first of all that wasn't very nice. but that must mean i'm doing a good job. because these people are making a decent wage at carrier. and i feel like i'm somewhat involved in making that happen. and he does everything he can to keep unions out of his hotels and casinos in this country, depriving them of making a living wage. so i don't put a whole hell of a lot of faith in anything he says. i just don't pay a lot of attention to him. >> do you still standby what you told me earlier. you had your frustrations. you thought he should have had the numbers right but you were still grateful in saving the jobs he did save t nearly $800 jobs from carrier do. you still standby that is this. >> i stand by that a 100%. and instead of saying hey, i got that wrong and jones is right on his numbers, then he wants to attack me. i think that is pretty low down, low life. and you know, does it bother me? no hell no. i'm going to still be able to sleep tonight and

chuck, are you there? >> arctic not your favorite word i know, but think of all the cute things from the arctic. you've got the sales, you love po lar bears. >> i do like polar bears. >> they're all going to be loving life around here as we head toward thursday and friday as our little taste of the arctic comes our way. for today, really just a cloudy day today. not thick clouds yet but the clouds will thicken up with time during the day. there's a chance we could have a sprinkle later on this afternoon and into early this evening. might even be a flurry or two but not looking for anything impactful. then thursday and friday, weather alert mode here for dangerously low windchills. windchills below zero thursday and friday and the cold air in place could lead to

i love to go from this to chuck. >> exactly. can i just quickly for people who haven't done it yet, go to chuck bell's facebook page. the cutest poem. >> what it means to me, frosty is not coming back. go to my professional page, you can take a peak of it. it's a christmas cookie rhyme where melissa busted me with a cookie. >>> a lot of people planning on getting in the car and heading to the airport or driving up on 95. good travel weather along the eastern seaboard. temperature near 34 now. temperatures will be in the 30s for the next couple of hours. g afternoon under an increasing number of clouds. if you're doing any traveling, they have an interactive radar there. you can track the raindrops. look for me on facebook. chuck bell 4 and we'll find you on twitter. here's the satellite picture. clear skies ahead for now. there are plenty of clouds back out to our west. these are all coming in our direction. most of this moisture is going to go to our north. if this storm had more of a southern track, we'd have a chance at a whi

chuck, you don't have one. that's because you've been so busy working -- >> i would be less credible if i i'd be like melissa. >> now, now. you are 100% credible melissa mollet. >> oh, thank you. >> the main issue today is the cold. any threat of any wintery precipitation, that's about 24 hours away from now. so just get your self ready for the day. the feels-like factors out there, feels like zero in gaithersburg, one above in martinsburg. fortunately the wind is not anywhere near as strong now as it was yesterday. it will come back around to the south, but again, it will not be gusting. yesterday, 51-mile-per-hour gusts at national airport. hourly temperatures with increasing clouds will inch our way back into the upper 20s, to around 30 degrees downtown. light southerly breezes for today. after a fridge it start, stay ahead of the weather by following me on facebook and twitter. most of the mess tomorrow will be early in the day tweefr 3:00 in the morning and 9:00, 10:00 tomorrow morning. after that, this go

moments after chuck jones made his case on cnn, donald trump tweeted, chuck jones, who is president of united steel workers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee the country. an hour later, this tweet, if united steelworkers 1999 was any good, they would have kept those jobs in indiana, spend more time working, less time talking, reduce dues. there is a lot more to get into here. i want to bring in cnn's sunlan serfaty, also here in washington. before we get back to this trump versus jones showdown, what can you tell us about the president-elect's meetings today? >> another busy morning for the president-elect today at trump tower before he does hit the road. perhaps most notably this morning, someone who just went in to trump tower a few minutes ago and is set to sit down with the president-elect at some point soon is former nato commander james trevitis, under possible consideration for secretary of state. his name really seems to be one of the few that were added as donald trump in the last week has really expanded his search for a secretary of

at 11:15, new senate democratic leader chuck schumer. we also interviewed more than a dozen house members over the past year or so and at 12:15, we will hear from these same members after one term and running for reelection for the 115th congress. our political profiles begin now with mike pence. here on c-span we will take a look at the career of a vice president-elect mike pence. the indiana lawmaker's leading transition efforts and is likely to play a major part in the trump administration. he was first elected to congress in 2000 after unsuccessful attempts in 1988 and 1990, and after working as a conservative radio and tv talkshow host. coming up next, we will show you a brief interview we did with ingressman-elect mike pence 2000. >> mike pence is the representative-elect from indiana's second district. what have you learned about setting up a new congressional office? mr. pence: it is, as we expected, a massive undertaking. we are trying to build on a solid foundation of people with experience you can focus first on meeting and ad

as you've heard chuck say, that is further out. right now what we're dealing with in in area on the beltway is just wet slippery sloppy conditions. and of course that always means that we could see a challenging rush hour commute. with more on the commute, we'll send it over to melissa. any big problems yet? >> not right now, but i know it will be a busy day on the roads. taking a look at the map, you can see we're nice and greene, sadly so is everything around it. again, rain falling everywhere here this morning when you're taking a look at the beltway. 66 at jermantown road, got that to work for you. everything rolling along fine there on 66. taking a look 95 quantico to the beltway, again you're on time here. just be careful, take it slow. no doubt this rain will cause some issues this morning. >>> we're learning what we can about a deadly shooting that >> a man was killed and molette green is at the live desk. >>> d.c. police investigating the circumstances around a man's shooting death in northwest in chevy chase area. they ar

let us check in with chuck bell for a look at our forecast right now. what do you think, chuck? >> i think it will be a cold rainy start on your monday. there could be some pockets of freezing rain up near the maryland/pennsylvania border. not looking for a big impact, can cause an issue. so sidewalks, streets, and handrails could be glazed in northern maryland and eastern west virginia. around town, it will just be rain. temperatures are close to 40 degrees around the city. but that freezing rain advisory does go for frederick county, maryland, washington county, up into are martinsburg and frederick county, virginia, as well. not looking for a big accumulation, but even that little glaze gets it ugly. so bus stop weather upper 30s to around 40 and wet on your way out this morning. so what to wear? umbrellas, hats and warm coat for today. start looking for the industrial strength heavy coats because it will get bitter cold around here later this week. but a cold rain on a monday morning, melissa no mollet, it's an f. >> i wouldn't give 95 right now an f. we keep our fingers cro

turn to meteorologist chuck bell. we need people to be able to access the nbc washington app on the phone. >> absolutely right. that's what i'm giving you for app. absolutely free. no charge to you. that's just the kind of guy i am. >> [ inaudible ]. >> we already have it. >> i have two of them. >> well. then i'll have to come up with something else. what did you want? i asked you this yesterday. he never told me what he wanted for christmas this year. start working on it. santa is listening. outside mostly clear sky this morning. just finished up the month of november, another month warmer than average and when you combine all of the autumn and fall months, september, october and november, it was autumn on record. and, in fact, four of the top ten warmest autumns have all happened in just the last ten years. certainly little bit of a milder weather around here that we've become accustomed to. look at the national radar here, all the unsettled weather today is literally on or over the four corners. seattle, san diego,

chuck bell has been warning about this all week. >> that's right. >> and so we turn to chuck now. let me ask you this. over the next couple of days, do we see any precipitation with that? >> we did get a little flurry or two last night late when the cold front came blasting through. we'll be all dry for the remainder of today, tonight and through most of tomorrow. it's friday night into saturday morning becomes our next chance for any wintery weather. four things to know about the forecast. cold air is literally as fast as i can. northwest winds, 30 to 40 miles per hour today. we'll keep windchills down near zero most of the afternoon and potentially well below zero for your thursday evening and with the cold air in place, there will be a chance of maybe our first inch of snow early saturday morning. could see light snow arriving late friday evening. so the cold forecast, dangerously cold during the daylight hours with windchills down near about 10. for this evening though, life threatening. best to stay indoors. windchills at or below zero for this evening. be prepared. layer up

go to twitter or facebook feed @chuck bell. i posted a link so you can type it in there and check out how long hours of daylight are at any given point around entire world. yes, indeed, 12 hours of daylight year-round down at the equator. meanwhile at home still waiting for sun to come up, 27 degrees, light north wind in washington. temperatures drop mid and teens out lying rural areas, frederick maryland 14, front royal luray 18 degrees. when you're starting off that cold and these are the lowest sun angles of the year, weakest sunshine we get all year long. weak sunshine and cool north breeze we'll struggle today. upper 30s to low 40s. nbc washington app. my twitter handle and facebook page. look up there and see a link to help prove that answer to be correct for you. >> unsettled weather in the northwest. that may bring slight chance of shower or two, late saturday night into sunday. by and large next couple of days are going to be cry. near 40 today. tomorrow morning we will be gradually trying to come south. it will be col

chuck: that is a judgment call. i suspect the markets have not gotten ahead of themselves and we will get a lot more than is currently built into the market. if you assume the tax rate on corporations goes from 35% to 25%, that is a 15% increase in after tax corporate profit. stocks have gotten cheaper if trump in fact does get a tax cut of that magnitude, and he would like to get more. sharon: i think it is predominately just a balance from uncertainty over the election, and that is all you would have seen from whoever took office. what do we know for certain for 2017? are we going to see more populist movement? sharon: public movement -- francine: populist, i do not know if you can hear me. sharon: yes, definitely we will see populist movement. the reflection on the russell was a very good notion of what is happening, small business moving. even the reduction in the doporate tax, the corporates not pay the 35% on average so you will not see the full reduction of that advertised within any profit -- amortized with

explain. >> absolutely, chuck. it's about as high -- i mean, it's about as firm as they can get in terms of intelligence assessment. it means, as you said in the introduction, they have more of a supposition, they have significant evidence that what they know is true. . they must have hard sourcing. it's not just a computer did this and a computer did that. they have something more. is that fair to say? >> and we reported last night that there were -- human intelligence was a part of this, both diplomatic and here's some from our allies. >> actual spies. >> spies. >> physical human beings. >> correct. >> let's address donald trump's question. why didn't president obama say something before the election? >> well, and of course he did, right? the interesting thing is the intelligence committee viewed that october 7 statement as a very dramatic development. all 27 television agencies endorsing this conclusion. but it sort of didn't break through. it wasn't treated with the significance that maybe it's being treated no

chuck has more on the timing. >> here you go, 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. possibility of sleet or freezing rain. better chance for accumulations of that up closer to the pennsylvania border. the timeline to watch is between 3:00 in the morning and 9:00 and 10:00 tomorrow morning. most of the rain will weekend will be coming up on sunday. could get an inch of rain or more. it's going to be warm, near 60 on sunday. watching carefully any puddles on the sides of the roads might have a refreeze or black ice issue on monday morning. let's worry about that on monday. >> that's a 66 at cedar lane, east and westbound looking okay. 270 northbound and southbound, no major problems, just hearing about a problem on vw parkway northbound at 32. we'll get -- 95 southbound is looking just fine, will take you ten minutes. >>> inaugural ball backlash. a north earn virginia venue set to host a deplorable ball. backlash from critics. >>> could you help find the amily of deplorable. >>> the day after inauguration, tens of thousands of women are planning a demonstration in the

good morning, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> chuck, the cia report puts republicans in a tough spot. if you believe it's true it cast as shadow on the election and could possibly warrant some action. so what happens next here? >> well, i think that's a good question. i think you're going to have a flurry of information that comes out over the next few weeks as a whole bunch of intelligence agencies perhaps concerned that a trump administration will whitewash or won't believe their assessments. i think you're going to see a lot more coming out in pre-january 20th. you're going to already see some republicans on capitol hill, a handful of them that have been sounding the alarm on putin for years, namely john mccain and lindsey graham. they are going to actively work to start investigations and get to the bottom of this. of course you have the rex tillerson nomination as of state, ceo of exxon who you could argue, perhaps, maybe his chief qualification as far as donald trump might be concerned is the personal relationship and experience he's had in working with the russians. so th

chuck jones said he would gladly sit down with mr. trump and talk about how they both can work together to save jobs in america. do you think that's possible? >> i think it's highly possible. we have already seen him demonstrate this with the carrier deal. what you are seeing is a renaissance of the american worker -- >> we haven't seen it demonstrated with chuck jones, though. i'm talking about the union guy, chuck jones. >> you have seen donald trump sit down with some of his biggest adversaries, people who criticized him and did everything they could not to see him elected as president. he sat down with them, shown them an olive branch and is even considering them or actually, when you look at someone like nikki haley who was opposed to him, he's already given her an unbelievable post. he is actually doing what he said he would do, bringing america together. >> david? do you think he would? >> well, he might. what we have seen with the president-elect so far is an interesting contrast. he's been making very conciliatory statements

i would chuck that thing. >> sorry. i keep chucking things. i would throw that thing across the kitchen. it would go flying out the >> no, no, no. >> i'm happy i got her a dust buster for christmas. very happy. quiet weather coming our way. welcome news for everybody who's got to get somewhere by the end of the day. quiet weath aerunrod here. all this smirking going on. quiet weather indeed. >> let's take a look at the weather graphics, shall we? we've got the animation, a swoosh, absolutely. at no extra zra charge to you. temperature now, a chilly 33 at 45. clear skies here this morning. plenty of sunshine at least sunshine. after lunchtime they'll get more and more filled with clouds and we'll be mostly cloudy by 5:00 or 6:00. upper 40s to around planning tomorrow, christmas eve. an 80% it will be raining on you at 7:00 a.m. a 70% chance at noon. only a 30% chance for rain by 5:00. most of the rain should be out of here between 3:00 and 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. highs tomorrow again right up around 50 degrees. you can also stay ahead of the w

>> i think apparently on twitter -- i'm like chuck jones. i've got a flip phone, so i don't get the trail of that stuff, but what i understand is that there's literally tens of thousands of tweeters and facebook stuff they're saying they're with chuck and being very positive and constructive because they know chuck was just doing his job. let me come back to something that the president said that i want to work with him and support. he said he wanted to get rid of the trade deals. our union has been fighting these rotten trade deals for more than 35 years. we're willing to work with the president to replace and repair trade deals with nafta, cafta, bntr, korea. we want to work for with him. he says he wants to repair and replace or replace and repair those trade deals. we want to work with him. any company, and this is important to rexnord, boeing, and others, any companies that wants to take jobs out of america to another country to export the low -- exploit the low-wage environment is going to export those jobs back to america, he wants to

the whole ten day coming up at good morning. >> good morning chuck bell. you have a new problem, 270 south there. we will be looking into that one in the next couple minutes. 66 overall no major problems. 95 northbound and southbound rolling along okay this morning. inner loop and outer loop, no big worries there. chopper 4 showing us just a little bit of volume there and thickness near new hampshire avenue. southbound 29 at broken land parkway we still have that crash hanging around there this at old hundred getting slow there as well. guys? >> thank you. >>> 6:20 right now. a very unusual campaign to prevent drunk driving at a canadian town this morning. police in kensington say people caught driving drunk will have to listen to nickelback on the way to the police station. now they posted their threat on their facebook page. it says if you are foolish enough to be -- to get behinds the wheel after drinking, this is, quote, the perfect gift for you. let's not ruin a >> wait a minute. i got a tweet from the alexandria police department that says our friend