make america great again, okay? you knew that one. >> it's a new year and there are 18 days until donald trump is sworn into office. the president-elect ended 2016 by once again casting doubt over russian intersfeerns in the election. plus the manhunt continues for the man who opened fire inside an istanbul building where many were killed and injured. and president-elect donald trump promises to dismantle a

law. ♪ well, good morning, everybody. it is monday, january 2nd. happy new year to you. i'm betty nguyen. we want to begin with the latest out of turkey where there's an intense manhunt for the gunman who opened fire at one of the country's most popular nightclubs. it happened when people were celebrating the new year and what offials are calling a terror attack. the gunfire started at 1:30 local time when according to the province's governor the assailant armed with a long-barrel weapon shot and killed an officer outside the club. then he stormed inside and opened fire on the 600 party goers. around 120 bullets were fired. at least 39 people are dead. officials say at least 28 of them are foreign nationals. 69 more are injured including an

american. in two newlyleased surveillance videos, you can see bullets ricocheting off cars as the gunman runs down the sidewalk. and the other video released in slow motion, you can see people hide for cover and a dog run away as the gunman opens fire outside the club just before entering. the white house has condemned the horrific terrorist attack. joining us now live from istanbul, nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel. richard, what is the latest on the manhunt? >> reporter: well, dragnet is underway with extra checkpoints set up. the gunman wearing a dark jacket and backpack when he went into this club with two weapons, an automatic rifle and a pistol, he took off his overcoat before leaving and then escaped in the chaos as injured and terrified people were leaving the club. authorities in this country have expressed confidence that they will find him, but with every passing day that becomes more

complicated. isis has claimed responsibility. and the fear here is that the gunman, if he's not caught soon, could try and make his way into isis territory, crossing the turkish border going into syria. at that stage it would be much more difficult for him to be caught. but the death toll so far remains at 39. many of those people who were killed and injured foreign nationals. this club is one of the ritziest in all of istanbul, popular with tourists, popular with arab nationals, in particular, people from the middle east. also the turkish jetset. and it has sent a chill over this country. it has seen numerous terrorist attacks from kurdish militant groups and once again this time it appears by isis. >> richard, this does come after a series of terror-related attacks in turkey last year, including the assassination of a russian ambassador just a couple weeks ago. is there worry that this is,

say, the new normal for this country? >> reporter: well, i think people are very concerned that this is a new kind of normal and it is a new kind of normal unsustainable. the economy here is suffering. tourism already was suffering. now you have a gunman rampaged through a very exclusive nightclub on new year's eve sending shockwaves around this country and around the world. so you have turkey facing numerous terrorist threats, targeted assassinations like the ambassador, attacks on the military and police, generally attributed to kurdish groups, and then attacks on civilians, on markets, on general people by isis. so if this continues for a long time, obviously, it's a strain on the national psyche, national economy and on turkey in general. >> richard engel in istanbul for us. richard, thank you. the u.s. government continues to grapple with suspected cyber attacks with

russia. the latest being russian malware discovered at a laptop at a small vermont electricity provider. the utility uncovered the virus before it could infect computers connected to the grid. the department of homeland security has warned operators of critical infrastructure to be on the lookout for code associated with grizzly step, what they say, russia's cyber operations targeting the u.s. government. political organizations and businesses. on friday vladimir putin said he would hold off on retaliating for russian diplomats and other sanctions saying he would watch how the new administration reacts. quote, not create any problems for u.s. diplomats. we will not expel anyone. we will not prevent their families and children from using their traditional sites during the holidays. vladimir putin invites children of u.s. diplomats to the kremlin for parties. president trump weigh in with his praise saying great move on

delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very smart. and he added later that the russians are playing cnn and nbc news for such fools, funny to watch. they don't have the a clue. fox news totally gets it. then before his private clubs on saturday night, president-elect trump explained reasons for doubting the u.s. intelligence analyses that say russia was behind the hacking. >> i just want them to be sure. because it's a pretty serious charge. and i want them to be sure. and if you look at the weapons of mass destruction, that was a disaster. and they were wrong. and so i want sthem to be sure. i think it is unfair if they don't know. and i know a lot about hacking and hacking is a very hard thing to prove. so it could be somebody else. and i also know things that other people don't know. and so they cannot be sure of this situation. >> reporter: what do you know that other people don't know? >> you'll find out on tuesday or wednesday. >> well, some officials suggest

president obama has done president-elect trump favor by taking action on his final month as president on russia's election meddling and other intrusions. adam shift and ed rendell had this to stay. >> trump's first decision visa vi russia would be the sanctions and he would have gotten off with the wrong foot with putin. now the sanctions stand by president obama, but president putin wants to build a new relationship. >> has the obama administration given a gift to the incoming trump administration on this? >> if the trump folks are smart or shrewd politically, they would view it like that. look, he took care of the reprisals, it didn't throw off our terms with russia. he cleaned the deck for me. if he's smart, that's the view he'll take.

frankly, congress, weapon don't share that view. we think that more has to be done. >> and a consensus is forming on capitol hill with republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying the sanctions are initial step with an overwhelming response needed. and as part of a bipartisan senate delegation to baltic states, senator john mccain vowed further action in the congress. >> we will be working for much tougher sanctions against russia. they attacked the united states of america, the hacking was an attack, and we should be treated as such. and we think their final institutions and other aspects of the russian economy should be addressed. >> mccain is scheduled to begin hearings on foreign cyber threats with the armed services committee on thursday. president obama is set to begin the new year by coming together with congressional democrats to figure out how to protect one of the key pieces of his presidential legacy with 18 days left in office. the president will head to

capitol hill wednesday to meet with house and senate democrats on how to fight the repeal effort against obamacare. republican lawmakers have vowed to begin their efforts to overturn the federal health law as soon as tomorrow when the new congress convenes. democrats have argued republicans should not repeal the law and risk the health care for millions of americans until they have offered up a replacement plan. now the huddle on obamacare is the latest move by the president in recent weeks to try to make it harder for president-elect trump to dismantle his legacy despite a promise of a smooth transition. president obama has taken a number of actions to try to preserve that legacy including criticizing israeli settlements, sanctions against russia over the manipulation of the election, banning oil drilling off the atlantic coast and ordering the transfer of guantanamo bay detainees. despite those efforts, president-elect trump will be able to roll back some if not all the actions, but any steps mr. obama takes creates a new legislative or procedural hurdle

for mr. trump who seemed to shrug off any action to save obamacare while speaking on saturday. >> he's president until january 20th. and then after that it's our turn. so we'll see what happens. he's got to protect what he wants to do, and perhaps he could say his legacy. if you look at obamacare, in many cases, we have over a 100% increase. it's unaffordable, it doesn't work. bill clinton said it. maybe he shouldn't have said it during the campaign but he said it. it's unaffordable, it doesn't work and it's been crazy. >> president obama isn't the only one who appears to be interested in creating hurdles for president-elect trump. according to "the washington post," incoming senate minority leader chuck schumer told majority leader mitch mcconnell democrats plan to aggressively target eight of trump's nominees and stretch their confirmation hearings. and that includes trump's picks to head the departments of state, justice, labor, education

and treasury. well, the former u.s. ambassador to the opportunitied nations is blasting the obama administration over the u.s.'s abstention from the israeli settlements being illegal. john bolton said president obama was very negative or has very negative views when it comes to israel. bolton who has been rumored to be in the running for a top spot in the trump administration's state department laid out one possible option for the incoming president and israel. >> i think what israel together with the incoming trump administration should do is say, look, we're going to give everybody a chance to do this over again, repeal this resolution and pass something that's acceptable. and if not, we're going to take steps to show our unhappiness. >> meanwhile, president-elect trump himself weighed in on whether he felt president obama was trying to undermine him by refusing to vote on the united nations resolution. >> i spoke to him yesterday,

he's been very nice, we have a very good relationship. but we have to protect israel. israel to me is very, very important. we have to protect israel. and i disagree with what he's done. i listened to secretary kerry's speech, i think it's very unfair to israel what happened. >> the united nations security council has voted to support the latest cease-fire in syria, which was brokered by russia and turkey. now the unanimously adopted resolution also reaffirms the u.n.'s commitment to syria sovereignty saying the, quote, only sustainable solution to the syrian crisis is for a, quote, syrian political process and calls for unhindering humanitarian aid throughout the wore-torn country. the recent cease-fire took effect thursday. and it is reportedly holding despite several reports of isolating fighting. peace talks are set to be held later this month in kazakhstan. the nearly six-long syrian war has killed more than 250,000

people and created millions of refugees. north korean leader kim jong un says his country is close to test launching an intercontinental ballistic missile. in his annual new year's address on state television, kim said preparations for the launch have reached the final stage. now this comes after north korea conducted at least two nuclear tests in 2016 including what it claims was a hydrogen bomb test. still ahead, we are taking a look at some of the biggest plays on the final day of the nfl regular season. plus, people in los angeles woke up to see at least one thing that looked very different in the new year. the iconic hollywood sign. now police are looking for a prankster. those stories and a check on weather when we come back. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything,

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the iconic hollywood sign over the new year's weekend. using tarps, a prankster changed the 45-foot-tall letters to read "hollyweed." it shows a lone individual climbing the fence that guards the sign. the tarps have since been removed and police say the incident will be investigated as a misdemeanor trespassing. this comes after california voted to legalize medical marijuana. and a stir in italy is happening as mcdonald's opens in vatican building. the opening of the new mock donald's was low key and the restaurant made no announcement. well, let's get a check on weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. they were super sizing that one, weren't they? >> it's in the basement, too. so the smell of the french fries

all day long, you're sniffing that in. >> that's so true. subliminal advertising for them, right? >> exactly. betty, a lot of concerns in texas this morning with severe weather. we just got -- you would think here we are in the new year, typically this time of the year we're talking about winter storms, blizzards, ice. and we still have a little bit of that, but we just had an 82-mile-per-hour wind gust with a thunderstorm in hamilton, texas. that's just to the south of dallas outside of waco. so this line of storms in the middle of the night in january means business. and that is kind of like a mini severe weather spring-type day in texas, louisiana, mississippi and alabama. you really have to watch out, not just from the damaging winds, but the isolated tornadoes later today. this yellow box is a severe thunderstorm watch box. no concerns or tornadoes this morning, just damaging winds. we'll track the storms that are now here that will move right through the deep south right along the gulf coast during the day today. we may get enough instability later on this afternoon to this

evening for a couple isolated tornadoes. louisiana, this area of orange especially in enhanced rick. and later tonight, more or less wind damage from birmingham to montgomery and into areas of georgia. but kind of rare to have this big of an area this time of the year. the other story is, we have a little bit of freezing rain this morning for you in central pennsylvania, and now some of that is trying to make its way through the allentown area just outside of philadelphia. philadelphia is warmer and all rain. but there's a light coating of ice outside the suburbs of new york city this morning to catch people by surprise. lit go over to rain by 9:00 to 10:00 a.m., but a little cone of ice will greet you heading out the door. here's the timing of the storm system in the south, the severe storms especially. we tracked them this morning. by 3:00, if we're going to get tornadoes, the best chance for them is along the louisiana/mississippi border. watch out near jackson, memphis for you just plain old rain. then we'll take the storm system, weaken it this evening by 131:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., the severe storm is over by the time

they get to atlanta. tomorrow, this moves up the east coast for a soaking rain for d.c., philadelphia and new york as we go throughout your tuesday. so we have it all out there this morning, betty. and not to mention, we will return to more winter weather toward the end of this week in many areas. >> i was hoping for good news in 2017. you're not starting this off very nice. >> any time you talk about damage and potentially tornadoes, we don't need that already. >> not at all. thank you, bill. we'll stay on top of that. still ahead, this might not have been aaron rodgers nfl season, but the packers have now made it into the playoffs thanks to his run the table roll against the lions last night. "sunday night football" highlights are next in sports. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time

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welcome back, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. mississip it's the bottom of the hour. we'll start with the top stories. the gunman in an istanbul nightclub this weekend is still on the run. officials say more than two-thirds of the people killed are foreign nationals. nearly 70 more are injured including one american. joining us now live from istanbul, nbc news correspondent kelly cobiella. what is the latest on the manhunt? >> reporter: well, security operations are underway, but we have not learned if the security services are identifying someone particular or are closing in on anyone. istanbul police have released a

grainy photo they say is a photo of the attacker, the man they are looking for that appears to be a screen grab. in fact, istanbul police say it's a screen grab from security camera footage. but in terms of closing in on anyone, well, we have not heard anything to that effect. we are just across the water from the nightclub. and you can sort of see it way off in the distance still guarded by a police boat on the water side and guarded by police in front of the club. the gunman went in the front on the streetside, shot a police officer and a civilian, and then shot his way in. istanbul police say he sprayed 120 bullets on that new year's eve crowd. and an attack lasting seven minutes. one of the people shot was an american, a man from delaware named jake rock. we spoke to him just within the past hour or so. he said he was shot in the hip. and the bullet traveled through his knee. he was operated on, he was

conscious, awake, and apparently already on his way home. the state department says only one american or that is the only american that they know of so far involved in the attack, but of course, betty, lots of foreigners and 39 people killed. >> just a tragic situation. kelly cobiella, thank you. president-elect donald trump has taken a more favorable tone to russia than his fellow republicans tweeting on friday, great move on delay and reacting to u.s. sanctions by vladimir putin. i always knew he was very smart. but yesterday up coming white house press secretary sean spicer aimed to put the president-elect's comments into perspective. >> the united states says that we are going to impose these sanctions, expel people, close down sites, et cetera, call out people by name. the russian government says we are going to retaliate in a e

sense. then vladimir putin says, i'm going to wait. that's good for our country, but donald trump is not president yet and getting wins abroad and here at home. >> trump and his team are raising more questions, though, about the intelligence around the hacking attacks tied to russia and what is really behind a response from the obama administration. kelly o'donnell has the latest. >> reporter: a black tie bash to cap the president-elect's holiday season. palm beach glitz and trump extravagance for celebrity fans at the mar-a-lago party. donald trump cast doubt on the u.s. intelligence view that russia is behind the election year hacking. >> i know a lot about hacking and hacking is a very hard thing to prove. so it could be somebody else. >> reporter: trump went further and claimed without explanation insider knowledge. >> i also know things that other people don't know. and so they cannot be sure of

this situation. >> reporter: trump's future white house press secretary suggested obama's order for sanctions and expulsion of russian diplomats could be out of proportion. >> so there is a question about whether there's a political retribution here, whether it's versus a diplomatic response. >> reporter: house intelligence committee top democrat adam shift said the evidence is very solid. >> democrats or republicans, none of us have any question about this, the only one who does ape parentally is donald trump. >> reporter: a takeoffrom palm beach, the trumps headed back to business in new york. while in washington, setting the stage for trump to take the oath of office but analysts say building support for his presidency beyond trump voters is a longer project. >> there are a lot of raw emotions going into this inauguration. and it would be foolish to think that those emotions are healed in the course of a couple of weeks. >> that was nbc's kelly o'donnell reporting.

president-elect trump was also asked this weekend about the role of cyber security in his administration. and this is what he had to say about that. >> you know, if you have something really important, write it out and have it delivered by courier, the old fashioned way. because i'll tell you what, no computer is safe. i don't care what they say. no computer is safe. i have a boy who is 10 years old, he can do anything with a computer. you want something to really go with protection, write it out and send it by courier. >> last week the president-elect asked for federal intelligence briefings after new information was leased on russian cyber activity inside the united states, which he also commented on saturday night. >> what kind of questions will you be asking at your intelligence briefings that you asked to arrange for next week? >> i'm asking normal questions, like -- everything is going to work out very well. and hopefully we'll have great relationships with many countries, and that includes

russia. and it includes china. >> well, the 115th congress will be sworn in tomorrow. and senator john mccain is moving right away to begin hearings on cyber threats. convening the armed services committee with an open and then possibly closed session on thursdays with top intelligence officials. those invited to include the director of national intelligence, james clapper, marcel lettre anded a mi ed ed michael rogers. mccain was overseas for the new year tweeting from ukraine, spending new year's eve with brave ukrainian marines at a former combat outpost. we stand with them in their fight against putin's aggress. and speaking about the russian involvement in america's election, mccain said, when you attack the country, it's an act of war. so we have to make sure that there is a price to pay so that we can perhaps persuade the russians to stop these kind of attacks on our very fundamentals of democracy. mccain's hearings begin two

weeks before president-elect takes office and trump aides have not forgotten mccain's past reviews. in their public comments this weekend, steve bannon sought to rally the, quote, how abobbits, term used for the right wing. >> the key is to hold people accountable. that's, you know, the hobbits or the deplorables had a great run in '16, everybody mocked them and ridiculed them, and now they've spoken. so i think people in '17, i think '17 is going to be a very exciting year. yesterday president-elect donald trump's choice for white house press secretary sean spicer contrasted the obama administration's highly public reaction to russia with its nonresponse to a recent chinese cyber attack, drawing a response from democratic congressman adam schiff. >> in 2015 sensitive data,

people like me who work in the government, with classified, personal information. when china did something so egregious in 2015 and the white house did nothing publicly, not even issue a statement, but they sent everyone who work in the government saying you get free monitoring of your credit. they took action by sending a letter to us, not even taking action against china. >> here's what is different about what russia did. they didn't just steal data, they weaponized it. they dumped it during the election with the specific intent of influencing the outcomes of that election and that is not something china has done or frankly something russia has done here, although it's done it in europe. and that is a very different situation than the mere stealing information as serious as it was in china's case. that's why the administration handled both cases very differently. well, president-elect donald trump returned to new york city last night after spending the holidays at his florida resort in mar-a-lago. on friday he took issue with one

of his biographers. according to the author of "lost tie c tycoo tycoon," he said trump told hurt it was inappropriate for him to play at the club, and had his security detail escort him to the parking lot. on saturday morning, the incoming president tweeted including to my many enemies and those who have fought so hard for me and just don't know what to do. love. and 2016 was one of the most violent years in chicago since the '90s. there were 762 murders, more than new york and los angeles combine ld. there were also more than 3500 shooting incidents over the course of the year. to help reduce violence in 2017, chicago police will add nearly

1,000 more officers. the department also aims to use technology like body cameras and gunshot detection equipment. and in miami, florida, seven people were injured on new year's day in a drive-by shooting there. according to "the miami harold," the victims include three teenagers standing outside a house when a car pulled up and someone inside opened fire. a 17-year-old is in critical condition. and police believe there may be more than one suspect involved. a tragic start to the new year in texas after two small planes collided midair just north of dallas. three people are dead as authorities search for answers. nbc's janet shamlian has more. >> man, a plane crash. holy smokes. >> reporter: a horrific scene in the aftermath of a midair collision. >> i've got a heavy cloud of smoke. >> reporter: one of the two single-engine planes fell from the sky and became a fireball. at a mini storage facility late saturday afternoon -- >> i just don't know there's any

chance they can make it. >> reporter: the oer crashed onto a busy road. >> one o them came pretty much straight down. the other one had a little control, but he was coming down. there was no stopping it. >> reporter: three people dead. they have not been identified. the ntsb says both planes were flying under visual flight rules and not in contact with any control tower after leaving the aerocountrairport. in the highly populated area of mckinney, texas, dozens documented the aftermath. >> i was devastated. it was so terrible. i was so scared and felt, i don't know, i was just shocked. >> reporter: charles drexel was at his storage locker and saw the planes collide. he took this dramatic video running to one of them. >> i saw the initial impact. and i knew they were going very fast. there was no way they could have survived. i mean, i know they did not suffer. >> that wasnbc's janet shamlian

reporting. markets in the u.s. are closed today in observance of the new year's holiy, but traders overseas are kicking 2017 off on a mixed note. bc's carolyn roth is joining us live from london. it looks like the 2016 rally is not carrying over to the new year in some parts of the world. >> reporter: hey, we'll have to wait and see. happy new year to everyone at the team. look, we have trap trepid trading. this is the first trading day of the year. and actually after a little bit of weakness right at the start of trade, we have now turned around and we are comfortably higher for the broader european index. we are at the highest level since december 2015. for germany, which returned 7% last year, we are now at the highest level since august of 2015. and that leads me to what the u.s. markets did last year for 20he dow was up 13%. the best year since 2013.

and much of this happened in the second half of the year. why? it's the trump rally, the hopes for the big reinflation trade. and looking at the sectors of the s&p 500, energy leading the way up. it's the big outperforming 25% posting the best year since 2007. a wti crude price gained 45% primarily thanks to the opec output cut. financials also did pretty well on expectation of tax cuts and steeper yield curve to be expected under the trump administration, up some 22%. telecommunications, industrials and materials also seeing a really nice outperformance here with industrials and materials once again rising on the back of expected high infrastructure spending. so we saw a major sector rotation going on in november and december. and the big question for 2017 is, can the trump rally and

sector rotation actually continue? the other big question is, will it stay at three fed hikes this year? and we've got plenty of election risk coming out of your. so brace for more volatility. back over to you. >> a lot of questions and we're just getting started. care carolin roth, thank you. and mariah carey ends 2016 on a bad note. we'll have more on her performance coming up. that's charmin ultra strong, dude. cleans so well, it keeps

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here we are in january, the middle of the night, you would think it would be cold everywhere. but it's warm enough and humid enough for thunderstorms in the deep south. we've already had 80 to 60-mile-per-hour wind reports near waco, texas, this morning. the areas could see power problems an issue. that's heading to the eastern portions of the state later today. later this afternoon, it moves through louisiana, alabama and mississippi. isolated tornadoes, we are not sure if they are strong, we'll wait to see how they evolve later today. 20 million people all through the deep south, the storms will die over georgia. i mentioned the wet weather on the east coast. this is not severe weather. this is just a soaking rain from the carolinas this morning through virginia. the northern portion of this, there's a little bit of freezing rain, icy stuff, that is now happening in eastern pennsylvania, the pocanos, now trying to make a run for the suburbs outside of new york city this morning. so keep that in mind. the rest of the map, very cold in the northern plains. and on the west coast we're okay. it's kind of weird being on the 2nd, but the rose bowl parade in

pasadena starts at 10:00 a.m. >> i don't guess mariah will be performing at that one. >> be nice. >> we are going to be nice. in fact, singer mariah carey is shrugging off the botched new year's eve performance. there are apparently technical difficulties while she was performing in times square saturday night. take a look. >> just walk me down. well, happy new year! we can't hear but -- >> so carey stopped lip-syncing and walked the stage. they said there were difficulties with the ear peace, but in a statement dick clark said there are technical difficulties that can occur, but added the initial investigation found the company had no involvement and the challenges of carey's performance.

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welcome back, everybody. with the new law comes the minimum wage laws changes. there are new laws from carrying guns in public places to holding a cell phone while driving. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams has more. >> reporter: the new year begins in california with a ban on holding cell phones while driving. they must be mounted and can be used only for functions that require a single tap or swipe like answering a call. >> if you're not paying attention, something happens in front of you, by the time your mind thinks about it and you react to it, it is definitely too late. >> reporter: philadelphia becomes the first big city with a tax on sugary sodas. 1.5 cents an ounce, that's 24 cents for a 16-ounce drink. in missouri, anyone 19 or older who owns a gun can carry it in public concealed without getting training or a permit. some sheriffs opposed it. >> this law would allow anybody to go get a gun, carry it and

never have to fire the weapon until they think it's necessary to use it. without any education whatsoever. >> reporter: california imposes toucher gun laws. it's now illegal to sell most ar-15-style assault rifles. current owners must register them. under a new law in maine, doctors cannot prescribe more than a seven-day supply of painkillers such as vicodin or percocet to reduce opiod abuse. in colorado it's now a crime to misrepresent a pet as a service animal. the state says untrained pets interfere with real service dogs. >> we get calls from people who want a service dog vest so that they can keep their dog with them all the time. >> reporter: and in illinois, bicycles have the right-of-way like cars. the law was passed after a pedestrian was killed when a driver failed to yield. drivers in boston began the year with a lower speed limit 25

miles an hour down from 30 to reduce traffic deaths. and in alabama, no more common law marriages. getting married to celebrate the new year will require a license and at least a brief ceremony. pete williams, nbc news, washington. big changes. all right, so when we come back, a look at stories making headlines in the day ahead. my sweethearts gone sayonara.

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before we toss it over to "morning joe," let's look at the stories for the day ahead. president-elect donald trump is back in new york after spending the holidays in florida. the president-elect will be at trump tower and expected to be joined by vice president-elect mike pence. meanwhile, a south carolina judge will reveal the results of a competency test on the man convicted of killing nine black worshippers in a charleston church last year. dylann roof underwent a psychiatric evaluation over the weekend to see if he's fit to stand for the sentencing trial set to start tomorrow. and in california revelers take part in a new year's

tradition with the 128th rose parade. the festival of flowers which takes place before the highly-watched rose bowl is typically held on the first day of the new year, but it was delayed this year due to its never on sunday tradition. that me on this monday morning. happy new year, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. "morning joe" starts right now. >> make america great again. okay? you knew that one! >> good morning. it's monday, january the 27nnd. what are we doing working on a federal holiday? >> schools are open. katie couric is working. >> are schools open? >> no. it's a federal holiday. >> you can tell you don't have a kid yet. >> some are. i'll find one. >> this is sure i'm sure a violation of labor law in some way. >> 2017. >> it's a big year. >> big year. >> when is