know in south carolina that the way that i laid is by bringing everybody together, listening to all voices. that doesn't mean i'm going to agree with all of the voices that speak up, but it does mean they know they are heard as they know their respected. at the end of the day they know their part of the process in which we make decisions. i think that's how we have to deal in this party. people need to feel as though they are being heard. they need to feel as though they are being respected. they need to feel as though that they matter. and i think a lot of that comes from the leadership, but a lot of it also comes from people seeking that it's just not words, but there are also actions. i think that's the first thing, whomever takes this role in the dnc chair needs to sit back and figure out how you bring all these people together and how do you translate that you respect them, and that they have someone who will listen to them. >> thank you, jaime. i thought that was a lot of good in there, man. i appreciate your answer. i would say that we have to listen. we have to really listen

built despite residents resistance. in charleston south carolina, a , jury has found dylann roof guilty on 33 counts of federal hate crimes for murdering nine black worshipers, including pastor, clementa pinckney, at the historic emanuel ame church in june 2015. the verdict, reached after the jury deliberated for less than two hours, came after 30 witnesses testified over six days. one of the witnesses was felicia sanders, who said she watched as roof pulled out a glock .45-caliber hagun and began shooting, striking and wounding her son and killing her aunt. she says she took cover underneath a table with her 11-year-old granddaughter and tried to cover herself and the girl in other people's blood so roof would think they were already dead. roof embraced white supremacist views and was shown in photographs posing with the confederate flag and a pistol. dylan ruth's -- dylan ruth's is facing the death penalty, a sentence that will be decided in the penalty phase of the trial, slated to begin january 3. in new york city, a jury has convicted former rikers correction officer brian c

charleston, south carolina, in the racially motivated slaying of nine black church members in south carolina. guilty of all crimes. this is just coming in. the verdict has just been read inside the courtroom and the detail wed'll get from jonathan serrie who has been there. there was no question whether he would be found guilty or not guilty. the defense offered nothing to say he did not do this. he left a victim happied without killing her so she could tell the story and during questions from authorities he said he didn't know how many people he killed. he knew he just kept shooting and win of the cops told him there are nine people deed he goes, that's -- i couldn't be there warrant even that many in the. and police moved to him, no, nine were dead ex-he chuckle educationally. a sickening thing to hear himself motivations are hardly worth expressing, without mary but the slaughtered people, african-american men and women, in a very historical church in south carolina, created-hoped to create a race war he said but instead brought the community together by all conditions. the gover

. judge talking to the jury in south carolina killing case, the shooting death of an unarmed black man. listen. >> our heart does want to have to tell the scott family that the man that killed their son, brother, and father, is innocent. but with the choices, i cannot and will not change my mind. that came not from the foreperson but from a juror. the foreperson then wrote, it's just one juror that has the issues. then the foreperson wrote, need to leave. that juror needs to leave. he is having issues. thank you. sorry for all of the notes. what says the state? [ inaudible ] i'm sure that -- and that would be our only option. >> what says the defense? >> your honor [ inaudible ]. >> as i stated earlier, most of the notes have been inartfully written. i read some of them clearer than they have been on paper. but the note says it's just one juror that has the issues. of course, it came along with the letter from the juror who says he cannot convict. the question is whether the wording of this note is just one juror that has the issues. is that a declaration by the jury that the jury

the south carolina democratic party. and i would ask for you all to please stand and join us in the pledge of allegiance. [reciting the pledge of allegiance] >> thank you. please be seated. now that we are all comfortably settled into our chairs, the first remarks are going to be by video from governor dean in the remaining order was picked as the candidates backstage in a random order. mr. dean: hi, i'm howard dean. i appreciate being them to do this by video and apologize i was not able to get to denver. the dnc needs to be rebuilt on the ground up. we need to do something that i call the 50/50 strategy. getting back to a 50 state strategy and focus on the groups that vote for us bigger than any other group, the first generation. the recent that has an attached 50 is because it is the people that vote for us for 50 years. when you vote for someone three times in a row, which they have for barack obama twice and hillary clinton, it is likely you are going to vote that way for the rest of your life. you have to focus on young people, have to get them out in big numbers, much bigger

love that state. we won south carolina easily north carolina was supposed to be something that is very hard to win. ladies and gentlemen, we have breaking news. and you see these people, they go -- one of the networks was going, ladies and gentlemen, we have breaking news. they are like in a state of absolute -- like they are getting sick. [laughter] one ofnt-elect trump: them, they say, broke down and started to cry, but i do not think she did. they go, ladies and gentlemen, donald trump has won the state of north carolina. we are running up the east coast, like a marathon. and now we hit pennsylvania and they do not want to call it, right? we are left with 1% and if they got 100% of that 1%, they still get killed in pennsylvania. every republican forever thought they were going to win the great state of pennsylvania. the bride that got away, that is always the expression. pennsylvania, great state. i just felt so good, we are getting these massive crowds. we are going to hershey, pennsylvania, to celebrate. pennsylvania, they do not want to call it. they do not want to call it.

murdering nine church goers in south carolina goes on trial... plus, a pearl harbor survivor the trial of accused church shooter dylann roof is underway in south carolina.. jury selection was just completed. the 22 year old white man is charged with killing nine black individuals at an historic church in june reports from charleston, south . carolina. prosecutors arrived at the federal courthouse in charleston this morning for jury selection and opening statements in the murder trial of dylann roof. the 22 year old is accused of killing nine black people at the historic emanuel african methodist episcopal church in 2015. police say roof opened fire during bible study, telling parishioners he wanted to start a war between whites and blacks.roof is facing the death penalty. (bridge marlie hall/cbs news, charleston, s roof fired his lawyers last week to act as his own attorney but then hired them back monday. he said he will be his own lawyer again, if the trial proceeds to the death penalty phase. (@9:24 police officers guarding the courthouse)tuesday night, the judge refused a motion by ro

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the building. and we're also live in south carolina. live in south carolina as the death penalty trial begins for dylann roof, the 22-year-old self-radicalized racist charged with killing nine worshipers after singing and praying with them in the church basement last year in charleston. but we start, we start with donald trump's exclusive live interview this morning, answering questions, beginning with how close he is to making a call on his pick for secretary of state. >> i think fairly close. i think next week will be the time that i announce it. i have some other big announcements coming up today and actually tomorrow. but we've had -- we've been met with, you know, really very good reviews of the people i've chosen. i think -- i think that general malt tis is going to be terrific. he's going to be absolutely terrific. it's a little bit outside the box. he's a tough cookie. we need a tough cookie. >> right. >> he's smart. he's brilliant actually. as a tactician, he's brilliant. i really look forward to it. he's also a very high quality man. i flew with him last night to north caroli

, edward. >>> well, south carolina prosecutors plan to retrial a pcharged in the shooting death f an unarmed black motorist. a mistrial was declared yet in the case of pal tron michael slager in a trial that was dominated by graphic video. don champion has our report. >> i'm not sad. >> reporter: walter scott's mother stood strong monday after a mistrial against the indication of a former north charlton police officer who killed her son. >> god is my friend. he is a just star. and injustice will not prevail. >> reporter: michael slager was charged with the 2015 shooting. scott getting shot as he ran away from slager. slager testified that he feared for his life. >> took flight on the ground. mr. scott was coming after me. >> reporter: a mistrial after a juror sent the judge a letter saying, quote, in good conscious, he could thought consider a guilty charge. >> i'm not angry with the judge, i'm disappointed in the juror that he was sworn and took an oath that he would make a decision. >> reporter: the jury deliberated for almost 22 hours. the county prosecutor said that she will try

cloudy to mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 48-53 winds: w 5-15 mph south carolina. whats next for a former police officer-- now charged with we offered women a mystery beauty treatment. what made their skin more radiant? what?! wait! only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream. smooth dewy skin. treatment for radiant skin. mmm... i can't believe it's so delicious. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. oh, it's real. real ingredients. unbelievable taste. charleston, south carolina.. in the murder trial of michael slager. he's the fired police officer who was captured on cell phone video shooting a motorist in the back after a traffic stop in april of last year. the jury has the option of convicting slager of voluntary manslaughter. the husband of northern california kidnapping victim sherri papini is speaking out about her ordeal. thanksgiving day.. 150 miles from her home. she was freed three weeks after being abducted. keith papini says his wife

utility commission in south carolina. if you know anything about south carolina, it is a state that does not have the political balance on its commission. i was either one of one or one of s o

charleston south carolina church massacre, his trial now in the hands of the jury. hour two and already they have a question. the panel of 10 women and two men has apparently just asked to rewatch this defendant's videotaped confession this confession is up to two hours in length but the jurors wanted to rewatch the part where he's asked how many people he thinks he shot. here's that part. >> if i told you nine people died last night. how would that make you feel? >> i wouldn't believe you. >> it was nine. >> there wasn't even nine people there. >> there was just a little bit over nine. but it's hard when you're looking at the tables. >> you said when you went in there you said six, eight, you weren't certain. >> are you guys lying to me? >> we're not. >> it's complicated because they were all like under the table. >> it's not like i was going around shooting people that were already dead. it's just when i shot a magazine i just went bop bop bop bop, see what i'm saying. >> so when you started shooting you say you were shooting because maybe they didn't see where it was coming f

south carolina and if you know anything about south carolina it is a state that does not have the political balance on its commission. so i was either one of one or one of, one of seven or, two of seven depending on where thing. so it is not a very uncomfortable and uncommon place for me. what i feel and what i hope we will have going forward is the need to really address the communications needs of this nation. there's a lot of work to do when it comes to broadband coverage. mobile broadband is something i care about in particular. really connecting communities and bridging the digital divide. those are things that he i care about. i trust that those will not have partisan leanings. >> host: do you plan on serving out your term and would you like to be renominated? >> guest: i plan on completing my term which ends on the 30th of june. as you know this part of the process, the other part of the process is something that i do not necessarily have that much of a say in. tradition would individual that that particular post, one of the seats is usually kind of one that the minority le

. >>> and a mistrial was declared in the case of michael slager a former south carolina police officer accused in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. video shows slager shooting walter scott as he fled a traffic stop. the jury said they were unable to reach a verdict. prosecutors say they will retry the case. >>> and authorities in united states and europe have broken up a network of criminals who helped others hijack computers all over the world. jeff pegues has our report. >> reporter: police in ukraine raided an apartment and arrested this man believed to be connected to the cybertheft ring that investigators have dubbed the avalanche network. authorities say the network had computers in at least four countries and stole hundreds of millions of dollars. sue song is the acting attorney for the western district of pennsylvania. >> we successfully identified 275 affected computers in 189 countries throughout the world. we calculated 20,000 of those malware-imeffected computers are here in the united states. >> reporter: in allegheny county, pennsylvania, investigators accused t

, but also joseph division which included his old south carolina data, fantastic to share with you for the next÷ 45 or so minutes. my slide today without a picture and capture the imagination, but when we get going, you're going even though he becomes the great victor for lee in the wilderness, he's also going to becomep the forgotten man, something we talked about earlier whenever he becomes a republican, he becomes a catholic and everything else you can throw at james longstreet. he was on the ground when he arrives. he thought about the grand and james' train, like a train on a wedding dress, sweeping in to save the day. just likeshe had done, coming out there and hitting hard. so talk a little bit about jamev longstreet, matt, james, two pictures here, the one you're looking at on your left. the picture on the right is later. j"us long street, west point graduate, graduates near the bottom of the class. basically misses most of the battle being in the rear and then as he comes leaves second in command at the peninsula campaign as well as the second campaign, he becomes an october

the south. heavy wind brought down trees, snapped power lines and closed roads in south carolina. in just over a day, more than a dozen confirmed tornadoes hit louisiana, mississippi, tennessee and alabama. at least five people are dead. dozens more are hurt. mark strassmann is in rosalie (rose-uh-lee), alabama, where residents are learning the extent of the destruction. ( connor hughes) "there is so much that needs to be done that hughes - like many here in jackson county- has returned to what's left of his home. he's struggling to scrape up the essentials of life. (connor hughes/storm victim i am just trying to locate some bowls so i can get something to drink hundreds of structures were leveled and thousands of people are without power. jim smith lost his business when the twister hit. (jim smith/storm victim) my business is gone, it's no big deal. i'll uh i'll get it all together and re-start." "it's coming right at us! look at this" (fort walton video) (mark strassmann, cbs news, rosalie, alabama) you can see the path of destruction and the severe weather system began here in no

journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker: the question son agreeing to the speaker's approval. journal. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds a quorum is not present and make the point of order a quorum is not present that a quorum is not present. the speaker: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. the pledge of allegiance will be led by gentleman from washington, mr. kilmer. mr. kilmer: please join me in the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what

south carolina. if you know anything about south carolina, it is a state that does not have the political balance on its commission. i was either one of one or one of sevenor two depending on things. it is not an uncommon place for me. what i feel and what i hope we will have going forward is the need to really address the communications of this nation. there is a lot of work to do when it comes to broadband coverage, mobile coverage is something i care about in particular. really connecting communities and really bridging these digital divides. those are the things that i care about and i trust that those will not have partisan leanings. host peter slen: do you plan on serving out your term? ms. clyburn: i plan on completing my term which is on the 30th of june. as you know, this part of the i do nots something necessarily have that much of a say in. as tradition would have it, that particular post -- one of the features is one where the minority leader has a say in. i read some things in the paper but i am not sure what will happen with that. i have enjoyed my last heaven and

south carolina and georgia are cleaning up today after being hammered by severe storms wednesday. the system that spawned deadly tornados in alabama and east. in the atlanta area winds swept debris across the city. along the florida panhandle, large waterspouts turned into a tornado after coming ashore. in south carolina, they're dealing wiht heavy damage from a possible tornado late in the day. it toppled trees on homes and left behind rubble in its wake. snow is possible tomorrow in the metro area and before it falls there are some under the radar laws you'll need to get down. have good snow tires. the law requires you must have one of three things to drive on colorado roads when it's in effect- 1. mud and/or snow tires 2. 4x4 or all wheel drive with tires at least an 1/8 of an inch thick 3. or good old fashioned chains ditch safety effort before cdot closes the highway. it mandates everyone use chains on the road. it's rare but cdot did implement it during our blizzards this past march so it doesn't hurt to carry a pair of chains in your trunk. if you choose not to follow these law

them except for south carolina governor nikki hay, all of them generals, military ties, or full time llionaires or billionaires. >> there's a theme going on. >> a little bit of one. you want to see how it works out. should note another position just named today, not quite as high level, the ambassador to china, iowa governor terry br d branstad. >> peter, donald trump, "time" person of the year. the article highlights the criticism for the president-elect, including his stance on russia and that's one thing we know that he has been firm about throughout the campaign season and even post-election, his stance on vladimir putin. >> it focuses on his repeated refusal to acknowledge the u.s. intelligence community's assertion that vladimir putin's agencies were responsible for the hacking at the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign e-mails released by wikileaks and became such a source of conflict. here is part of what donald trump said when he spoke to "time." he said i don't believe it. i don't believe they, referring to russia, interfered. asked if he thought the conc

. infante is expected back in court tomorrow. in south carolina-- church shooter dylann roof says he won't call witnesses or present evidence during the sentencing phase of his trial. he'll just make an opening statement. roof plans to represent himself. he was convicted last week of killing nine black worshippers inside a church in charleston, south carolina. he faces a possible death sentence. the judge told roof he's allowed to change his mind about serving as his own counsel, up until the start of the proceedings. they begin january third. happening now.. the search is intensifying for a missing montgomery county man. john donohoe left his parents' home in bethesda on december 13th, and hasn't been seen since. police are starting to notice signs that are unusual. and they're asking anyone with information to contact them. officer rick gooddale says on december 22nd, a woman charged about 700 dollars worth of items to donohoe's credit shows her entering a store, making a purchase, and then leaving. donohoe's 20-11 chevy equinox is still missing. we now know who the biggest box off

deliberations have resumed in the murder trial of former south carolina police officer who is accused of shooting an unarmed black man. michaelger shot walter scott after a traffic stop. he years in prison if he is convicted of murder. the judge refused to call a mistrial when the injury said it was deadlocked. >>> bear hunt continues in new killed 500 bears which was limited to bows and arrows and muzzle loading guns. designs from expanding their range. >>> japan's prime minister will make history when he meets president obama at pearl harbor. no japanese leader has visited the site that propelled united into world war ii. wednesday marks the 75th anniversary of thepearl harbor. american airlines donated the honor flight. >> turning to "healthcheck" this noon more encouragement if you're thinking about ditching meat from your diet. vegetarian diets reduce the risk heart disease and some forms of cancer. plant based diets are more environmental friendly and reduce green house gas emissions by 50%. >>> a plane that took off from philadelphia landed with an extra passenger on board. a woma

love south carolina. >> south carolina governor nikki haley as u.s. ambassador to the united. school choice activists betsy devos for education secretary. >> theretired three star genera mike flynn for national security advisor. he has helped destroy extremist networks in afghanistan and iraq and is known as a skilled intelligence officer even though he was forced out as head of the defense intelligence agency, reportedly over his combative management style. kansas representative mike pompeiio. elected to congress in 2010 he was a tea party favorite and one of the lead republicans investigating the 2012 benghazi attack. then there's steve bannon, trump's chief strategist. he spent seven years in the u.s. navy. was an investment banker for goldman sachs and he made it his mission to take down the republican party stamt. alabama senator jeff session gicis is nominated as u.s. attorney general. sessions has been accused of calling civil rights groups unamerican. and criticizing the voting rights act. >> thank you. >> and finally, the chairman of the republican national committee

erupted... during a dance party friday night. a mistrial for the south carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man last summer. summer.the jury deliberated for four days... discussing a possible verdict for former north charleston officer michael slager.but the judge decision could not be made. slager is charged with shooting walter scott in the back after pulling him over for a traffic violation. scott's family says the fight for justice is just beginning. "absolutely justice has not been served yet, but we have more chances. we're coming back" back."(reporter)"do you think another jury can convict michael slager?" slager?""of course. he dodged it by a hair and he's not dodging it again." again." south carolina governor nikki haley says she expects a re-trial to happen quickly. slager still faces start next year. 3 charges will not be filed against the wauwatosa police officer who shot and killed jay anderson in madison park this summer. summer.the news is upsetting for anderson's family. family. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from the wauwatosa police

to that event live. he announced another choice for his cabinet. south carolina representative, nick mulvaney. and the u.s. confirming china is planning to return tunder water drone. coming after trump weighed in calling it unprecedented. start with the president-elect in alabama. the big rally before the holidays there. the final stop before he is headed to florida for the next few weeks. cnn national correspondent ryan nobles is in mobile, what are we expecting today? >> this crowd starting to fill in, we're a good three hours away before the rally is scheduled to start. we're anticipating the president-elect to continue telling his supports thank you for supporting him in this recent election. and it's appropriate that he decided to come here to mobile, alabama to close out this tour. it was back in 2015, in august of 2015, where trump came to this very college football stadium and put on a rally that brought out 30,000 people. at the time, many people wondered why trump chose to come to alabama, it was a long way away from the alabama primary, it showed he was starting to build p

harrison, chair of the south carolina democratic party. and i would ask for you all to please stand and join us in the pledge of allegiance. [reciting the pledge of allegiance] >> thank you. please be seated. now that we are all comfortably settled into our chairs, the first remarks are going to be by video from governor dean in the remaining order was picked as the candidates backstage in a random order. hi, i'm howard dean. i appreciate being them to do this by video and apologize i was not able to get to denver. the dnc needs to be rebuilt on the ground up. we need to do something that i call the 50/50 strategy. getting back to a 50 state strategy and focus on the groups that vote for us bigger than any other group, the first generation. the recent that has an attached 50 is because it is the people that vote for us for 50 years. when you vote for someone three times in a row, which they have for barack obama twice and hillary clinton, it is likely you are going to vote that way for the rest of your life. you have to focus on young people, have to get them out in big numbers, muc

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the guy to get the 218 votes. then i went back home to south carolina to help rebuild our party so being a state party chair in a red state, i am firsthand perspective on all of the things we need to do in order to break out as a party in a region like the south. >> and jskand you bring up a go point. your youth, relative youth. one of the criticisms recently is loss generation of dems. there aren't a whole lot of people waiting in the wings. how do you draw in younger democrats and get them involved in politics particularly at local and state level where things may not, you may not get as much attention or see glamour as you might at the national level. >> at night we see the brightest scars. tough time to be a democratic, but there are a lot of great talent on a national level. we're doing things in south carolina that i think we can replicate across the country in order to bring out that next bench of talent on the state level. we're training young people to be the next candidates. be the next county party chair. it's a really exciting time for us in south carolina. i think we c

very long. more than four years ago, i started a conversation about education in south carolina. i met with principals and teachers. superintendents, university deans, business leaders, clergy. i listened. i learned. we changed things. we now provide reading coaches in every elementary school in south carolina. we've ended social promotion. we are aggressively recruiting rural teachers and changes the districts and incentivizing them to stay. we're investing in technology, getting every south carolina child up to speed in the world as it is today, not as it was three decades ago. and we and we did it all without raising taxes. we have made immense changes to the way we teach our kids in south carolina. these changes are happening because of two simple things. a willingness to acknowledge a problem and a willingness to move outside of our comfort zone to find a solution. it was out of the ordinary to talk about education reform. that is usually democrat territory. but those conversations help me understand where they were coming from. and that helped them begin to trust me. that bui

horry county, some of south carolina's finest. bambi bennett's grand dad opened a big spread and created a legacy for the generations to come. >> that barn used to be tobacco barn and my grand daddy built that. >> it was tobacco property? >> he did farming and tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents a lot going up. we gardened and had a big yard, a huge yard. >> you are a country girl? >> uh-huh. >> but she endured her share of heartache even as a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried. then a few years later, came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my gr