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police will have 3000 national guard troops here. secret service agents and struckthe training facility in maryland with a mockup of the route , one ã40. everything from mr. and mrs. trump to a mortar attack or something even worse. it's letting off some chemicals and it's going smoothly throughout the day.there are

three official balls. one honors first responders. there is on official balls including one with a takeoff on hillary clinton's calling the trump supporters deplorable. >>thank you, caroline fairly . >> ahead of president-elect trump's inauguration, some lawmakers join the demonstrators across the nation. they are protesting potential change under a trump presidency. many democrats call on president-elect trump to protect immigration, voting rights and healthcare. rod has more. >> the rallies are call to action by bernie sanders and democrats in congress. the goal is to make a lot of noise and show the president-elect how many people are concerned about the entitlement reform under president-elect trump. this is a plan to repeal obama care .

rallies happen throughout the country now and senator sanders says there are 70 different eventsand many are attended by hank high-ranking politician , truck schumer at a rally right now. nancy pelosi attends one and bernie sanders to the crowd your the democrats will not allow trump and republicans to lay a finger on medicaid, medicare or social security. he admits sanders that the affordable care act does need work but democrats will not allow it to be repealed without a viable replacement. >> some people like it and some people don't like it very few americans believe that we should repeal the affordable care act without a replacement program to make it better. [cheering] no!

we are saying that to our republican colleagues. we will not allow you to throw up to 30 million americans off of health insurance. >> president-elect trump has said he wants to repeal and replace obamacare with a better plan almost simultaneously. the trump campaign on promises do notoverhaul medicare and social security . many of his own party say it's necessary to save them from bankruptcy. democrats say it's about making sure mr. trump keeps his promises. >> thank you, rob . eric? >> the deputy prime minister says the nation will not renegotiate the nuclear deal with the powers including the united states. as an electron has received this hand-delivered letter signed by 23 former us government officials urging the new administration to work with the iranian opposition.the

letter asked him to work with the regime. the letter is signed by rudy giuliani , joelieberman , michael mckenzie and the former chairman, general hugh shelton. president obama expressed the hope that nuclear negotiations would induce the leaders to act with greater consideration of american interest. it is now clear that i run leaders have shown no interest in reciprocating. they are directly targeting interests, policies and principles and those of the allies and friends of the middle east to restore american influence and credibility in the world. united states need a revised policy. officials are calling on mr. trump to consult with the main opposition in the national council of iran and the leader. the group is the largest one of the regime calling for free

elections, religious freedoms and an end to the religious dictatorship. most have supported the group. so far, no word on the trump transition team or a reaction but the president-elect has been criticized for the government and iran. >> the weather is happening. damaging ice storms hit the country bring in treacherous conditions. how long will this last? some of donald trump's top cabinet picks. key issues including russian hacking. will they all get on the same page? that's after mr. trump takes office.[music] tech: don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans.

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making for a hazardous condition. slippery roads likely deadly accidents in the midwest. icy conditions with martin lutherking holiday . adam is live in the fox extreme weather center. adam ? who is bearing the brunt of the bad weather and how long will it last? >> is the big system that we are talking about it lingering all the way into tomorrow. through martin luther king holiday. a lot of folks seem different things. i want to point out briefly ã through the center of texas, it would be the risk for severe storm activity. the ice is further to the north where we see temperatures a little bit cooler bringing wind on area that's getting hit very badly. it's getting into the kansas area so that's where we see showers consistently. thatwill be continuing to fall and pile up . we have seen ice accumulating as high as and a half an inch.

getting up to an inch and that's enough to be a concern. everywhere you see this it will go to the north and east. by tomorrow morning we will get ice moving into portions of chicago and by the time we wrap up monday, it will dry up and fall apart. temperatures will get warmer but this is something folks really need to payclose attention to from now and the rest of the holiday weekend. it's something we will be watching . >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. thank you. >> we want them to be themselves. i told them, be yourself and say what you want to say. don't worry about me. i will do the right thing ã whatever it is. i might be right and they might be right but i said, be yourself. i could have said do this or say that but i don't want that.

i want them to be themselves. >> president-elect donald trump living up to his word. several cabinet nominees contradicting some of the policy positions at their confirmation hearings this week.cabinet hopefuls seem to be going their own separate ways on a variety of issues. we have encountered at least 10. we are at odds in positions that he held in the campaign trail. muslim man and theiranian nuclear deal. once the administration takes over , will everyone be on the same page? judy miller , a professor at the manhattan institute for politic research and award-winning author and fox contributor, judy, always good to see you. >> thank you. with president lincoln and resident obama ãwhat if the rivals are rivaling the boss? how does that work out? no one knows.that's the amazing thing about what's happened in the past week. we saw cabinet secretary and waiting, one after another all saying exactly the opposite in

some instances of what donald trump said before the election and even after the election and donald trump has known to be a micromanager. no one really knows what the foreign policywill be and which way he will decide . dan head injury was on the wall street journal and he was so amazed at this performance that he said ãi don't think the senate should concern these people until we know what the policy will be. clearly, that will not happen but i think, in terms of precedent, we don't have any. >> we know the broad issues as he says make america first. stronger military. when you get into the specifics, what you are saying is ãwe don't know. it's totally at odds. >> both mr. childers and and mattis, who is the defense nominee, both of them were much

tougher on russia then president-elect obama has been. both of them ãrussia is a strategic rival and said some very unkind things about mr. putin. >> taylors and said he is for the transpacific partnership which is a major talking point before the election for mr. trump who was against it. these are not small differences. these are major policy differences.we don't know how they will turn out>> you mentioned. >> taylors and . the head of exxon mobil. it's a friendship or at least knowing vladimir putin with a bromance. he was asked about that during the confirmation hearing, whether he's talked to mr. trump about russia and here's what he said. >> i assume, to some degree, you've had a discussion about what it is that the worldview

if you are willing to execute that on behalf of the person you work for. >> in a broad contract and in terms of the principle that will guide that, yes, sir. i would have thought that russia would be at the top of that considering all the actions are taking place. has that occurred. >> that has not occurred yet, senator. >> what is your reaction? >> pretty amazing. on the other hand,is this the first time we've been amazed by the way donald trump has run the campaign , transition or presidency? number it's a very unusual president-elect. we can't say for sure why he is doing this or what he wants out of it.what i will say is that it's important ãtwo of the most important people who are going to be advising president are not up theregiving testimony. that is general mike flynn , the national security council director and kt mcfarlane.

unless you've been watching fox, you know what he thinks but you don't want general flynn things. >> she's been interviewed here and was a contributor. i haven't heard from her since she left the building. >> we will have to wait and see. >> mr. heller's and had something in the answer that's intriguing. he said the broad contracts. we have the broad contract here and did the policy matters really matter if you differ with them? that's of the discussion is for and that's what is encouraged to get to the right policy. you would think that donald trump has decided and he knows what direction to take it. >> i think we do have the broad theme of the presidency. he is very different attitude on trade from previous republicans or democrats. he is different in terms of american nationalism.

he is very much an american first and make america great again. that is different. we also know that he will push back in some areas where there has not been a lot of pushback but beyond that, we just don't know. for people like me, trying to evaluate a foreign policy, my answer is what do i think about it? what is it? >> when you are dealing with these kind of executive decisions of any sort whether it's a corporation by government, some would say this type of dialogue and intellectual give-and-take reaching the finalconsensus is healthy because after all , you would assume that the boss will make the final decision. >> it is very healthy. yes, president trump will make the final decision and i hope that the man who testified this past week on national security and foreign policy, if they

really believe what they said about not wanting to torture and not with mr. pompeo ãthe head of the cia, if he doesn't want to ever give in order that he better get prepared to resign if donald trump comes out the other way. there are policydisagreements that can be finessed . there are other ones that cannot be. we will see who the men and women are made of and we will see what the president leaves once he is office. now, we just don't know. >> it's allunfolding. good to see you , asalways. >> judy and eric . calling for peace in the middle east.how they are trying to bring israel and the palestinians back to the negotiating table. as president-elect trump ties withrussia or question , the vice president-elect says better relationships with the crandall and would be a good thing. our next guest weizen. [music]

>> time for the top of the news. young refugees fleeing from war-torn nations. it comes after another tragic shipwreck in the mediterranean. it was only for survivors. >> overrun with patients who have been caught in the crossfire and model. this is as troops began to battle ice aspires to retake the key city. doctor say they are running low on beds and medical supplies. >> the official says there's been an increase in cyber attacks on his country. the claim comes as the us intelligence community accuses russia of attacking during the presidential election. >> diplomats from more than 70 countries our meeting today in

paris. it's to jumpstart the peace process in the middle east. they urge israel and the palestinians to restate their commitment to a peace settlement and refrain from what they call anyone cited actions. palestinians welcome the conference with benjamin netanyahu calling it rigged. colin powell is here with the prime minister's worries.>> hello, connor. >> conner: after the u.n. voted to condemn the settlements last month, the peace conference seems to be a warning to israelis and palestinians and also to president-elect donald trump with a warning not to abandon the negotiated two state solution with 70 countries signing on to that process saying this is what will lead to a israeli prime minister calling the conference useless. francoise along points the

finger at continuing expansion of the settlement locked on the land and leaders who favor the deal as a failure of the international committee to get a peace agreement done between palestinians. many leaders feel that president-elect trump will exasperate the conflict and that is part of the warning that will come out today to president-elect trump with not abandoning the solution and don't give up on peace. israel will have a lot of talk recently that the two state solution is dead and president trump, when he takes office, will abandon the process. countries in europe and around the world are urging the israelis and palestinians not to do this. >> all right, connor. >> vice president mike pence appears on fox news sunday where he discussed strengthening ties with russia.

this is as the committee investigates possible contact between russia and trumps political campaign.despite that , mending fences could be beneficial to both nations, especially in the war on isis. >> i think president-elect has made it very clear that we have a terrible relationship with russia right now. that is not all our own doing but it's a failure. diplomacy in successive administrations. but he is determined to do is explore the possibility of a better relation. we have a common enemy and isis in the ability to work with russia to confront, hunt down and destroy isis at its source representing a enormously important priority of this incoming administration. >>. >> arthel neville: joining me now with the correspondent with the daily beast.

let's start here. how do you rank the importance of us relations with russia and between the country to presidents? >> i think it would be nice to have good relations with russia just like it would be nice to have good relationships with iran and north korea. the reason why is because not of anything that we had done. they are ruled by anti-american dictatorship that threaten their neighbors invade their neighbors sometimes. it basically disrupts the world order that the united states has built and upheld. until the regime in russia changes and until it's a more democratic regime and government that respects its own people and neighbors and respects the rules of international affairs, i don't understand how the united states could have a good working relationship with russia. >>president-elect trump said he will try and if he does proceed with caution , where might the political booby-traps lay in

wait? >> this happens with every president. he comes into office and they always think they can make relationships with russia better again. particularly with vladimir putin. george bush came in and said he looked in president putin's eyes and saw his soul and a couple years later, vladimir putin was invading georgia and they left on not speaking terms.president obama came in with the reset and it all fell apart. this is part of the pattern. i would warn that at thispoint , vladimir putin has been in office for 17 years and it's kind of clear what kind of a man he is and what kind of goals he has. in particular, it's the area where we have to remain strong because there has been a lot of russian aggression and intimidation. i worry about the region and the new in the next coming months and years. as you know, mr. putin has been on record with the favorable remarks regarding president-electtrump .

working with russia against isis, other fundamental items that first must beestablished , for example theleadership of syria's president ?>> i'll actually agree with congressman pompeo.he is mr. trumps nominee to be the head of the cia. they said russia is doing nothing against isis and syria. it's a mistake that there russia and us have similar objectives.they have been hitting the moderate oppositio . the rebels that we are supposedly supporting ãthey are not going after isis. we don't have anything in common in terms of goals and syria. president obama and us policy has opposed the presidents aside and get him to leave. he has been supported throughout the past several years by the russians and they

are now or in the military and supporting aside. i don't know how we can cooperate with moscow and syria. >> as russia continues to forcefully expand the geopolitical foothold, can we expect vladimir putin totest president trump ? what form might that take? >> i think he would not test trump so early if he is smart. i think he is very concerned with image and appearing strong and a winner. he will be quite sensitive to any challenges. a vladimir putin is smart and we know he is a wild leader that knows what he's doing. i don't thank you will be so brazen as to invade a nato country in the first few months. i think it will be something crafty and subtle. there will be plausible deniability. i don't think itwill be a clear and decisive attack .

>> arthel neville: something crafty and more subtle. it sounds sinister. you mentioned mr. trump and that mr. putin might not be brazen in the face but do you have any doubt that president trump will retain power over russia or any other country during his tenure as the 44th president of the united states question mark. >> what i'm worried about is that he has said nothing but positive things about vladimir putin over the last 18 months and i find it very strange. he is a kgb man and hates the united states. he has invaded his neighbors and hacked into the national democratic committee. he sat in the nato alliance, our allies, subverting democracy across the european continent and supporting

extremist of all stripes and donald trump really has nothing negative to say about the guy. i find it puzzling and worrisome. >> you think president-elect trump is so overcome with ego that he might not have a strategy in place? maybe he's saying i will make nice and so you make the wrong move. >> as you intend, you want to save face in a way that president obama never cared about. he was manipulated and have circles ran on him by all the adversaries, iranians and russians. i suspect donald trump might be less susceptible to that manipulation. appearing to be strong is important. hopefully we can translate that into something positive and convinced donald trump that having the allies be strong and standing by our allies in nato, which he called obsolete. >> arthel neville: we have to

go. we will keep an eye on the developments. in q very much. >> thank you. >> president-elect donald trump and bernie sanders are on the same page. at least, when it comes to drug prices. what that could mean for us. [music]

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stock market causing the stock market pharmaceuticals to fall. will they fall under the trump administration? what policies could they achieve to do just that? founder of the capital management. kyle, really , he's got the drug prices in his sites, do you think anything is achievable for the american people on this issue? >> kyle: eric, i applaud him for taking on one of the biggest industries with the most powerful lobbyist in the united states. when you take a look at the prescription drug prices year after year onaverage going up about 18 percent , you start to examine and think through how one can be one of the most profitable industries in the world and increase prices at that rate given, as we have seen, the gdp growth in the united states growing at 1/1 and a half percent. there is adisconnect there that he wants to address .

whether or not he can accomplish quickly figuring out how drug places are more manageable for the consumer ã it's still to be seen. >> what do you think he could do? we heard him and that clip talking about reforming the bidding process. they have proposed, for example, medicare. medicaid trying to deal with this and get some competition which is not something they can't do now under the law but what realistically can the government do to give us relief? >> kyle: for one, i think what he is getting at is that there are a select group of pharmaceutical companies and they are a monopoly atmosphere where five or six of the biggest pharmaceutical companies can dictate prices. the pharmaceutical companies could create more competition for pricing rather than being

in a monopoly atmosphere. that might be one way he will examine or go about things to make pricing a bit more manageable. the other thing is, which i am not a huge proponent of ãhe mentioned regulations and there needs to be some level of regulations with respect to these companies. i don't think a tremendous amount with the supply and demand free marketplace. i think more companies coming into the united states and competing will spread out the pricing. >> when it comes to drugs, and things that we really need with supply and demanddoesn't work. you saw the epipen . just as you were talking, i carry one around. this price has just zoomed right up. you are talking about the next administration having price controls. can they really impose new ones? >> book ãi think we have a

president that believes in the marketplace. will there be strict price controls in place? i don't necessarily think that is thesolution but i do think that the oversight , with respect to what he is addressing like the egregious profitability and revenue that's growing exponentially when the consumer pays the pricesthat are far and above what they can afford, there needs to be some equilibrium there .>> eric shawn: why hasn't this been done before? why do we have to go through this? not only the epipen but we have them that have raised the prices tremendously and they just gotbrought out. the shareholders , thankfully, are awarded with that and folks sometimes need the lifesaving medicines. it leaves us at the short end of the state. >> he brings up a good point. this is where trump shines. this is the individual that will take on the big lobbyist, powerful lobbyist, industries

that are very large industries in the united states. he seems like he has the moxie to do that he is willing to do that and shake up things. he thinks they will be better pricing. he is talked about china. i think he is the guy that will be able to stand up and take on some of these industries. >> seems close to his heart. he has been talking about it. we could be getting some change pretty soon on this very vital issue. >> i thank you are right. i think heis the guy to do it . >> eric shawn:thank you . >> thank you, eric. >> arthel neville: eric, the greatest show on earth is ending a long run. why the ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus is saying so long. [music]

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an era. ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus is closing down after the 146 years. the company cites low ticket sales, high operating costs and a constant battle with animal-rights groups were a decision to shut down the circus but the show will go on before the final battle. will joins us now with los angeles and the latest. >> wowing audiences for a long time. highflying stones and exotic animals.the big top first one up back and 1871. the show made it through the great depression on world wars and entertain generations of families. the beginning of the end came last may when under extreme

criticism, the circus retired all of the elephants sending them to a reserve in florida and it will continue to showcase where the prophet decided it could not go on. they are moving elephants from the units and we saw a sharp drop in attendance. much greater than what we anticipated. that led us to the decision because the business model was no longer sustainable. >> eric shawn: in a statement, the humane society says ringling brothers has changed a great deal but not fast enough. it's not acceptable anymore to cart wild animals from city to city and have them perform. silly yet coercive stunts. they called the circus they sat a show on earth and animal-rights advocates, pamela anderson tweeted, it's all over ãactuates, no, please don't close ãwhy? no no. the last show will take place in may.

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