chuck schumer's leadership and personality. you mentioned any video piece you did that he has a brooklyn style of doing things. what did you mean? >> when he started out his career in congress, he really rubbed a lot of people the wrong way because he was aggressive, sort of street fighter style doing business. he is very candid, blunt, informal, very new york. a little bit different from people around the rest of the country and certainly how people operate in washington. i think he has evolved and has become more of a traditional legislator. >> what do you see in the evolution of his style? >> what is interesting is the last few centimeters between mitch mcconnell, harry reid, they were not really huge personalities. harry reid can say some things off the cuff that make a good to -- two second clip on c-span, "washington journal, but schumer is a big, garrulous personality that fills a room. he has tried to go from being viewed as a sharp edge partisan to someone that is sort of a wheeler dealer that can talk to john mccain about the russian investigation, but the personality is still

. we saw that with nancy pelosi. i can see chuck schumer evolving that way. as paul said, his evolution has been the most helpful to him, his ability to learn from others, especially his mentor how to operate within the senate. >> let's move forward in his career. he was first elected to the house in 1980. go forward to 1993, a debate on the house floor, november of 1993 then house number of chuck schumer debating in favor of the handgun bill. here is a look. sen. schumer: mr. chairman, today is the day for this chamber to join the american people and say, we have had enough. today is the day to stand up and say, enough to the boundless fever for handguns, enough to the senseless killing in every community. they after day, night after night we see the bloody madness, children killing children, mothers die trying to protect their families. parents buried children. children very parents. you and i and everyone of us in this chamber know that our neighbors, the american people, are sick and tired of this insanity. my neighbors in queens and brooklyn are scared. we are all frighte

the house floor, november of 1993, then-house number of chuck schumer debating in favor of the house in 1980. brady handgun bill. here is a look. sen. schumer: mr. chairman, today is the day for this chamber to join the american people in saying we have had enough. today is the day to stand up and say, enough to the boundless fever for handguns, enough to the senseless killing in every community. day after day, night after night we see the bloody madness, children killing children, mothers die trying to protect their families. parents bury children. children bury parents. you and i and every one of us in this chamber know that our neighbors, the american people, are sick and tired of this insanity. my neighbors in queens and brooklyn are scared. we are all frightened for our children. we are disgusted by this orgy of handgun slaughter. your neighbors in ohio, california and wisconsin, and all over america, your neighbors are just like my neighbors. they want the killing to end they wanted now to end and they are watching what we do here today. it is said by my opponents, the op

consequences. it's a danger that must be addressed and addressed quickly. >>> chuck jones beat donald trump. he shut him up. by trump's own terms of combat, chuck jones crushed donald trump. chuck jones said that donald trump lied his ass off. those were chuck jones' words about saving that carrier plant in indiana. 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 jo

-year-old student jamie hart. >> i was immediately struck with her beauty. >> chuck cruz was her boyfriend at the time. he says jamie was the light of his life. he remembers when he first laid eyes on her. >> i could barely speak when i saw her, she was so pretty. it was like when the color came on in "the wizard of oz." i had been living in a dark world, and she showed me a world full of color. >> and she was a loyal friend. funny. outspoken. >> she would tell you exactly what was on her mind at all times. >> it was early one morning in may. jamie's roommates couldn't find her. they called chuck. >> i got a call asking me if i knew where she was, and i said no, she didn't come over here last night. i don't know where she is. i hadn't talked to her the night before. and i went to work. >> that same morning, detective kenny elliot of the brazos county sheriff's office was summoned to the scene of a disturbing discovery. >> there was a young female, appeared to be in her early 20s, she was nude, she had extensive road crash on her entire body. and she was obviously deceased. >> a j

to move their jobs to mexico. and tonight donald trump attacked those workers' union leader chuck jones. chuck jones will be our first guest. >> person of the year is a tremendous honor. >> well, the decision is not made as an honor. >> the person of the year is the one who has hathe most influence over events of the year for better or worse. >> divided states of america. i didn't divide them. they're divided now. >> i'm counting on president-elect trump to tamp down on this bitterness. >> can we agree, president-elect trump, that at this stage it would be better for you to simply stop watching "snl"? >> i like alec. but his imitation of me is really mean-spirit and not very good. >> he is a very forgiving, very magnanimous kind of a guy. >> is he a bona fide republican? >> we're just different people circumstances he a republican? >> you see through tweets he can affect industry. he affected the stock market and he did it twice. >> when he is tweeting about boeing and good companies, he is actually trying the say who is in charge right now. >> i think i am very restrained. >> you

. here's the tweet chuck jones has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee country. just explain what was going on here. this man was on erin burnett shoes ee, and a short time after donald trump is tweeting about him. >> right. donald trump is one who obviously wants -- watches the media closely. chuck jones was saying that he was grateful for the 800 jobs that trump was able to save, but he felt he was misleading in the major announcement he did last week which was to say 1400 were saved. well, the real math, and we talked about this last week, anderson, the real math doesn't add up that way. it's 730 union jobs saved. total 800 saved. he was saying essentially it was bait and switch by the president-elect and vice president elect saying they were saving more jobs than they were and carrier still getting rewards in the form of tax breaks even though hundreds of jobs are still going to go away. >> and what was interesting about this is just that the president-elect of the united states clearly seems to be watching a lot of television news and responding alm

interview with a union leader at center of the carrier jobs story. here is the tweet. chuck jones who is pres of united steel workers 1999 has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee country." let's explain what's going on here. this man was on erin burnett's show and a short time right afterdonald trump is tweeting about him. >> right. donald trump is one who obviously watches the media and watches very carefully. chuck jones, lead of local steel workers 1999, one thing he was grateful for the 800 jobs trump was able to say but felt he was misleading in the major noubs he did last week. which was to say 1100 jobs of 1400 were saved. but the real math doesn't add up like that. it is 730 union jobs saved. total $800 save8 hundre00 saved. and carrier still getting rewards from the tax break even though hundreds of jobs are still going to go away. >> what's particularly interesting about this is the president elect of the united states clearly seems to be watching a lot of television news and responding almost in real time or shortly after to things he is s

of action. >> you say keep them there, but chuck, let me ask you this, what about the terror that we're seeing from people born here? what do you make of that? >> i think that that's the latest tactic by isis. you're going to see more and more of that. they're looking for people here who are disenfranchised, people who are looking to create havoc here on our own soil who believe it or not were born here and are americans. but i think when we talk about the vetting, if we can figure out how to put a cell phone in my watch, we can figure out the vetting. i think john also makes a point when he talks there's not even a courthouse there. let's also not broadly stroke too much across all the lines when it comes to asylum. we are set up and we are a beacon of hope and there are children in central america who came here years ago because they were being raped and tortured, we have a place for them to come to be a safe haven. nobody wants terrorists. nobody wants people who come to our country to harm us, but we should be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. >> but yet the terroris

. >> this comes as trump's battle with a carrier union leader escalates. chuck jones, says he received multiple death threats or threats since appears on outfront. he said trump lied about his job dealing on twitter and trump accusing chuck jones of being terrible at his job. and i want to begin, jeff, what are we expecting from trump tonight? obviously another crucial part of his so called thank you tour. >> reporter: erin, no doubt about it. and he will be thanking the voters here in iowa. a state he won by some 10 percentage points and i bet he'll point out that margin of victory. what he's doing with these rallies is trying to build momentum for all the change he promised on the campaign trail. that could be harder to deliver than many think. >> as donald trump delivers new names to his cabinet, i it's clear how much his world has changed since winning the presidency, as he takes to twitter it is clear he hasn't. >> he didn't tell the truth. he inflated the numbers and i called him out on it. >> chuck jones, president of the steel workers union at the carrier factory trump visited

immediately saying, quote, chuck jones who is president of united steelworkers 1999 has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companiesfree country. let's get right to our panel. good evening to you all. dana, you first. tonight donald trump apparently watching a interview here on cnn with a union rep critical of how trump portrayed the carrier deal and then lashing out at him. what happened? >> you laid it out. donald trump did not like that criticism. did not like the fact that he was taking away from something that he got pretty much universal kudos for just last week, which was figuring out a way as long with his vice president-elect, the sitting governor of indiana, mike pence, to save jobs that were already heading towards mexico. instead, what this union leader did on erin burnett is say okay that's really nice, but the fact is that a lot of the workers who thought they were going to have their jobs saved did not because it didn't -- what donald trump was saving didn't represent the scope of all the workers who were getting laid off. now we reported that pr

traffic. but first to chuck bell. >> weather alert mode because of the frigid chill that awaits you outside first thing this morning and we have a chance for sleet or freezing rain coming our way about this time tomorrow morning. nothing is falling out of the sky today, but sleet, snow, icy mix is likely between about 3:00 in the morning and 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning. today is all about the cold. nonetheless, very ugly way to get your friday morning started. here is your day planner. chills down near zero this morning. not much of a breeze left. only 28 to 30 degrees, so staying below freezing. winter weather advisory for the metro area, winter storm watch in the pennsylvania border. more of the timing and results in a few more minutes. for now it's traffic time. >> brand new problem here, this is what we were talking about, northbound bw parkway. a second crash near 175. not sure if the two vehicles were involved initially and ended up separating. but you could see a slowdown with the police response if you're heading out soon. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway looking

, everyone. >> we begin with team coverage on this weather alert day. 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 indoo

little things you have. >> all these words of wisdom, chuck bell. >> i've been doing this a long time. there's a long record of catch phrases in there. >> we appreciate that. >> do need to know that you'll be cold all through the day today. the sun coming up is not going to help with the warmup at all today. the cold air is racing in. that's the first t today and i mean racing. winds will be gusting to between 30 and 40 miles per hour all around the city. could even have winds gusting over 50 miles an hour at elevations above about 2,000 feet. that will mean windchills down near zero. so watch for that little chance for our first inch of snow coming up on saturday morning but look at these temperatures as you're planning out the day. it's as warm now as it's going to be all day long. the high occurred just after midnight last night. windchills will be dropping down to near zero for most of the day, so stay safe, stay warm and stay inside as much as you can. >> taking a look at the roads right now, we're okay when you're taking a look at 95 in virginia. no major problems there. bo

overstating how many jobs would be retained at the carrier plant in indianapolis. 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

said on twitter, quote, chuck jones who is president of united steel workers 1999 has done a terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee country. an hour later, a second tweet. in unity steel workers local 1999 was any good, they would have kept those jobs in indiana. spend more time working, less time talking. reduce dues. just before trump's tweets tonight, chuck jones had been on television discussing the jobs at carrier. and moments ago, he spoke with our colleague lawrence o'donnell about becoming the target of the president-elect. >> the whole thing is ridiculous. he takes exception to being corrected. on my numbers, i'm correct and he's wrong. on the promises that he made on the campaign circuit to the american people about carrier, he's saying he didn't say. so he's wrong on that. he stood up last thursday and told falsehoods. that's what i was calling him out on. >> there have been some news reports tonight that since you went public on this, you have received threats from trump supporters. >> yes. >> what can you tell us about that? >> nothing that says they'

on your weterror and traff -- weather and traffic. >> let's start off with chuck. >> i'm trying to help keep you warm and she's trying to help get you to work and school on time on a tuesday morning. still nice and plenty of time to get things done here early this morning. temperature a little milder in downtown. 42 by the bay in annapolis, but get away from the water and away from the city and it does get colder. back down to the freezing mark across the valley. 36 chilly degrees there in leesburg. so plan on 30s this morning and plan on a lot of clouds coming our way for later on this afternoon. not much of a rain chance, but i sure couldn't rule out a couple of sprinkles possible late this afternoon and into early this evening so keep that in mind. in your weather headlines then, increasing clouds today. we'll be in weather alert mode for thursday and friday for a dangerously low windchills and a chance for wintery weather on thursday morning. more on that, but for now let's go over to melissa to see how we are on the roads. >> looking good right now. inner loop and outer loop o

gilchrist. >> and chuck bell will have weather and melissa mollet will have traffic news. >>> justin finch has more. justin? >> reporter: we're parallel at macarthur boulevard which will see a lot of traffic. u.s. park police continue their investigation. we do have a bird's-eye view of that crash this morning. take a look at that there. police tell us they responded to the d.c. montgomery county line. there was one car involved in the crash, that car caught fire and that one of two people inside did pass away. police are unable at this time to identify that victim who did die. this, of course, is affecting the clara barton parkway going east and west here between claim bridge and also on glen echo at the glen echo tar commute if this is your go-to route. for more, we toss to melissa mollet. >> thanks, justin. justin is absolutely right. this is a major problem this morning. clara barton parkway shut down. that means inbound traffic will be stopped there at the turnaround, diverted onto macarthur. outbound traffic coming up now pushed onto outbound claim bridge. report of

meteorologist chuck bell with our weather headlines on this friday. >> good morning, aaron and eric ka. a chilly start this morning. not cold by december standards but the skies are clear. pure sunshine for today. that is awesome news for your outdoor plans. your weather headlines feeling a little more december out there. breezy and cool outside today. it will stay breezy and on the chilly side through the next week. out the door, 30 in warrington, 36 manassas, 36 in quantico, down to the freezing mark in fredericksburg and st. mary's county. a little milder county across northern maryland because that's where where the clouds are thicker. it will be a breezy and cool day to be outside. 30s for your morning plans, near 50 for an afternoon high today. melissa mollet, how are you on a friday morning. >> i'm okay right now. a couple things have not cleared out of the 95, that crash was on the shoulder, that is now gone. we don't have to worry about that one anymore. 95 at powder mill road, northbound and southbound see 95 and maryland is rolling along nicely this morning. northbound branch a

temperatures. chuck bell looks like she's going to punch you many the face. we've been warning you all week and it is here and we can certainly feel it. >> upper cut? >> a square cut right on the button. >> yeah, it's going to leave a mark for sure. a little piece of the polar vortex. >> i love that you still have this, chuck bell. >> absolutely. this license plate was on my car in 1996. so polar vortex may be a new word to a lot but it's not to the weather folks. >> and justin finch is in northern virginia and we'll have him in just a moment. but the man of the hour is here. okay. sound the alarm, the words polar vortex have been said. >> that's right. >> and away we go. >> a little piece of it is here for sure. very windy and dangerously cold outside. not as much danger this morning but boy, it's not going to get any better with time. in fact, during the daylight to fall. we'll be below freezing for the remainder of the day today and throughout tomorrow as well. that cold air will be in place, we may still have a chance for some light snow late friday night which could add up to

. >> and "outfront" now chuck jones. president of the united states steel workers local 1999. and i appreciate your time tonight. donald trump has proudly, repeatedly talked about saving 1100 jobs in indianapolis. here he is. >> i will tell you that united technologies and carrier stepped it up. and now they are keeping -- actually the number is over 1100 people. which is so great. which is so great. >> we're saving the jobs at the carrier plant from going to mexico. 1,100 jobs. >> chuck, is this true? >> no, ma'am. when carrier announced the close down the whole facility in february, they announced at that point in time the research and development jobs, about 350 of them were going to remain here in indianapolis. then when mr. trump got involved what the actual in number of jobs saved is 730 bargaining unit jobs, the workers, the union members. and another 70 office, supervisory clerical workers from management. and what they are doing is counting in 350 some odd more that were never leaving this country at all. and i think he's did a lot of negotiations and i have likewise. and i

way. good morning, i'm eun yang. >> i'm erika gonzalez in for aaron gilchrist. chuck, we already know it's cold now we're talking sleet. >> nod a good combination. it's a weather alert day. what can we expect? >> today it's all about the cold. a chance for frozen rain an sleet comes up tomorrow morning. today nothing to worry about other than the cold. windchills are back into the single numbers across most of our northern and western area. a really cold start this morning. not as windy as yesterday. but where trursz this low, temperatures down clouds will be thickening later this afternoon. highs today only around 28 to 30 degre degrees. >>> chopper 4 over the out hear loop between the toll road and 2. this is where we had report of slick spots. nothing falling from the sky. there was a vehicle fire earlin morning, putting water on the road. now it is icing over. a warning if you're headed out soon. westbound 70 after 75, vehicle fire with the left lane getting by this morning. right now the routes looking fine. we'll take a look at 66 coming up. >>> it is brutally cold out there. to

. >> melissa mollett is in your traffic center, but we want to start things off with chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. it's a cold and wet start here early on a monday morning. unfortunately, it could have a little bit of iciness across parts of northern maryland and the panhandle of west virginia this morning. here is a look at temperatures. i'm not worried about the i-95 corridor are at all. it's raining, but temperatures are way above freezing. only spots where we could see a light glazing of ice is thurmont to hagerstown, this being pocket will temperatures are just at the freezing mark. so if you're traveling 68, 70, 81 in these highlighted areas between now and 10:00 this morning, just be really careful. elevated or untreated surfaces could have a little glaze of ice on them here first thing this morning. around the city, it's just a cold nasty rain outside early on. temperatures will eventually rise into the upper 40s, sometimes maybe even into the low 50s later on today. so the ice issue is really only going to last about the next two or three hours. i'll give you the

okay. >>> we're are in weather alert mode. chuck bell now with more. >> yes, a cold rain in and around the city. you can tell that the little areas of pink on our radar, that is where there could be a little bit of freezing rain coming down, mostly in the sheltered valleys up into southern parts of pennsylvania. this is all rain in and around the city. not expecting any wintry weather in and around town today. the only spots where we could have a little glazing of ice will be up here from hagerstown done to martinsburg. but again most of the light rain has also come to an end briefly, so that will give temperatures a chance to recover just a bit. but four things to know, there could be a few slippery spots right along the pennsylvania border up towards martinsburg. be very careful this morning. it will be dry on the way home today. there is another big blast of super cold arctic air coming our way later this week and that could leave a little chance for snow as we get into the weekend. we'll have more about all that. melissa mollet. >>> we have a closure eastbound l street betwe

. >> as the trump victory tour continues, union leader chuck jones with his response to the president-elect's provocation. and senator bernie sanders on trump's redefinition of bully pulpit. >>> plus, new reporting on donald trump's plan to keep ties to his businesses. the fast food ceo who wants to replace workers with robots tapped to run the labor department. and even more alarm bells over trump's pick for national security adviser. >> i think we need to aggressively examine what was going on with general flynn and his son. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. and we are now 43 days from donald trump becoming president of the united states. 24 hours since trump attacked a labor leader who had the temerity to call him out. he's here to respond shortly. just minutes way from trump appearing at the third stop on the president-elect's victory tour. tonight's event is in des moines, iowa. we will monitor the event and bring you the news as warranted. now during the campaign and in his victory speech, trump characterized himself as a champio

charges. >>> we know you're getting ready to start your day on this second weather alert day. chuck says the wind which made it so brutal yesterday be as bad as yesterday. >> you'll still need a big fat coat. >> normally i just think i can make it, it's not going to be that cold. i don't believe the weather sometimes until it hits me. >> has it hit you? >> yes. >> chuck bell has been telling us all week be ready. >> not even a light overcoat. he didn't have anything. >> had his hands in his pockets. protect yourself. >> 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts yesterday. crazy windy yesterday. it was on a lot of leaves and branches coming in the breezes. fortunately the wind is not going to be the issue for today. the flat-out cold, not much we're going to do about that. at least the wind won't be much of an issue. temperatures so low, it is a dangerously cold start. four things to know about the weather, that is cold. record tied at dulles this morning. icing is still a real possibility in the first part of the day tomorrow, sunday is looking mild, but very, very well. the rain and late ends sun

overshadowed by another feud. lashing out on twitter against the carrier union leader chuck jones after he called into question trump's math over haow many jobs he actually saved. >> 550 are still going to lose their jobs. >> reporter: trump tweeting minutes later that jones did a terrible job on blaming job losses on jones. if united steel workers 1999 were any good, they would have kept those jobs in indiana. jones then calling into "anderson cooper 360" to respond to trump's attack. >> because of ocorporate greed and unfair trade they want to move these jobs out of the country. if he wants to blame me, so be it. i look at him how many billions of dollars he spent on his hotels and casinos trying to keep labor unions out. >> reporter: today at trump tower the president-elect will be meeting with one potential secretary of state contender, formernato commander james tavrias and then travel to columbus, ohio, to meet with the victims and first responders from the ohio state attack. another one of these campaign-style rallies he's been having. >> the thank you tour. all right sunlen, thank

. >> keeping your eye on the roads. we'll start with "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell and a look at the day ahead. >> all right. skies will remain mostly clear outside and it's going to be an easy travel day, whether traveling locally or regionally. we've got plenty of sunshine coming your way for the first part of the day. we will see more clouds. rain chances, though, for tomorrow begin as early as about 3:00 in the morning and could continue as late as 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. most of the rain in the morning, but i can't give you the all dry until after sundown tomorrow. right now, cold and dry. 30s early on. afternoon highs upper 40s to right around 50. again, increasing numbers of clouds. your friday evening plans will be dry. first little possibility of rain comes after 10:00 or 11:00. ite mercy likely after midnight. we'll take a look at the forecast in a few minutes. let's take a look with melissa and see if she has any problems. >> i've got no problems. the problems will happen hours from now. 5:00 p.m. we'll be speaking a different language. right now, quite good. taking a loo

let's begin with chuck bell to tell us about this chill. >> 67 degrees at 2:00 yesterday afternoon. and we are now back down into the 20s and 30s here early this morning. first thing you need to know in your weather headlines. a lot of spots below freezing. watch out, the rainfall yesterday wasn't all that heavy, but with the wet ground, any little bit of runoff on side streets or puddles out there likely to be ice early this morning. use caution for that. clearing out, staying cold this afternoon. temperatures near average for most of the week. next little chance for rain rolls in here on thursday. so as you're planning out the day, watch out for black ice and frozen puddles between now and about 8:00, 9:00. once we get the sun up, that will help things out a little bit. afternoon temperatures even with sunshine, we will struggle staying in the 30s all day long today. so certainly a cold day, back up to around 40 degrees coming up tomorrow, plenty of sunshine tomorrow, as well. we'll time out the next chance for rain and give you the redskins forecast coming up. >>> still have thi

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 addressing the ongoing needs of the people of the second co

everywhere, enter storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> he will talk to his facebook page about all that stuff. >> yes. >> right now, just talk about the weather, chuck. >> fair enough. don't have time to get into the interesting history nonetheless. clear skies from washington southbound this morning. a little more cloud cover across northern maryland but it is finally starting to feel a little bit more like december out there and it will be a very december weekend for sure. chilly, cold nights and mornings and pleasant but breezy and cool days and that's the way it's going to stay, today, tomorrow, into sunday. much needed rainfall returns for the forecast as we get towards tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week. planning out your friday plan on sunshine start to finish. afternoon northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour, maybe a little gusty at times but highs near 50. that's just about average for today. i'll give you a look at the whole weekend in detail coming up in a few more minutes. over to melissa. looks like all green on the beltway. >> good here, beltway moving nicely th

"mtp daily" and it starts right now. >> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in new york city. welcome to "mtp daily." if someone tried to interfere in the u.s. election, it would be a big story. but what if they were doing it to try to keep a certain person from winning, and what if they got caught, and what if the incoming president didn't believe a word of it. what would your reaction be? here's the reaction. crickets, of sorts. the cia has said they now believe with a high level of confidence, and they have hard evidence to prove the following, that russian president vladimir putin was covertly involved to interfere in the presidential election, first as a vendetta against clinton, then as a campaign to destroy american credibility when it comes to american democracy. in 1972, watergate started when a couple burglars opened a file cabinet. now we're talking about an entire arm of democracy by a foreign foe. there is little dispute that it was meant to hurt clinton's candidacy, and there is little dispute that it did to a point. a putin spokesman today told the ap that it is laughab

quarter of cisco. we had chuck robbins on, ceo, but he's got $60 billion overseas, a high corporate tax rate. and i see sienna this morning coming out saying orders are better in europe. my thinking is a stock like cisco which is stalled can reignite. >> as a result of what would be significant buybacks, maybe more capital spending. >> yes. >> and some m&a. >> but that's kind of what makes cisco maybe more attractive -- my travel trust owns it. we own facebook for the trust. maybe facebook -- look, have you noticed facebook's down dramatically from reporting that great quarter? >> yes. >> that's not idle. look at union pacific how much it's up after reporting a bad quarter? >> i know. but what would you want to own for the next three years? >> three years? >> yeah, three. >> starbucks. >> okay. starbucks. >> we're going to hear some sound -- >> i cannot believe their expansion plan. howard loeft at the right time. >> that number they gave last night 12,000. 12,000. >> and biggest problem is launch. that's a high quality problem. that's one of the reasons why kevin johnson because he

latest on this in just a minute. >>> but first, let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and the cold weather that's creeping in, the big chill is upon us. >>> it sure is. not too bad out there, the skies are partly cloudy right now. not a bad day at all today with temperatures up into the low 40s today, just average for this time of the year. but getting to thursday and friday, weather-alert days. be ready for dangerously low windchills and a chance for some ur well. pretty good chance now, i think we may get the first inch of snow early saturday morning before it becomes rain. i'll give you the whole peek at the weekend coming up in ten minutes. for now, on your way out the door you go in the 30s this morning. and planning out your wednesday, hump day, chilly and dry this morning. plenty of sunshine through at least lunchtime into early afternoon. clouds will gradually start to increase by later on this evening. and temperatures drop back down below 40 degrees after 5:00 to 6:00 tonight. we even saw a burst of snow flurries between 8:00 and midnight tonight. that's as the a

want to release before the inauguration. i'm going to be talking to chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press" later this morning, 7:45, 50. we'll be talking about the latest controversies. of course you can watch chuck todd on nbc 10. one of his guests is incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus. >>> nobel prize winners have their awards. they were handed out in sweden yesterday. literature winner singer songwriter bob dylan was not there. u.s. ambassador attended read his speech saying dylan was honored to be included among giants of writing. >>> let's talk about weather. while you may be shivering in the cold here, think about the folks in fargo, north dakota. no thanks, i'd rather be here. temperatures dipped well below freezing all morning and the high was just 9 degrees. these tailgaters at a college football game really didn't seem too bothered by frigid conditions. >>> it's not frozen solid but this fountain in memphis, tennessee certainly looks like a slushy pond. temperatures in the teens and 20s yesterday in memphis. here is a sign how cold it's been in our area

. advisersined by capital manager chuck lieberman and sharon o'halloran. i want to start by thanking both of you for coming in on this holiday week, and ask you both question about the topic we cannot get away from, donald and twitter. there used to be a tradition in the united states that we had one president at a time. the president elect kept his mouth shut until he took office. what effect do you think this is having -- is this having on the world? do you as an investor, chuck, pay any attention to this? , it is having an impact because all of a sudden we are seeing a policy agenda taking place before someone is actually in the position to implement that. that is confusing. you have a president that is in power who is closing out an agenda and passing legislation and so forth, and then you have someone coming in trying to push an agenda. therefore we are not having what is called a smooth transition of power, and that is confusing the markets. michael: are you confused? look: no, you have to ahead. clearly we do not know what trump will get from supporting and the like, but it is clea

are pounding parts of our area as we speak. chuck bell telling us more about what we can expect. >> and we also have megan mcgrath on the roadways tracking the rain. she was live on route 7. she's making her rounds across the region. >>> good morning, i'm eun yang. >> and i'm angie goff in for aaron gilchrist. we have complete team coverage for you this morning. >> everybody showed up today and it will be busy. let's start things off with you, chuck. >> it's monday squared. rain drops this morning. fortunately freezing rain advisory which had been issued until 10:00 a.m. has been dropped, so that is welcome news. there could still be a little patch or two of ice closer to the pennsylvania border, better chance you slippery spot or two. so be careful. big drop in temperatures arrives here late wednesday and chance for wintry weather as we get toward the weekend. so this is the week to have your nbc washington app downloaded. it's rain up and down the i-95 corrid corridor. temperatures are near 40 around town and will be in the upper 40s to maybe low 50s briefly this afternoon. ma