we have father tom and father ninos both from the ascension cathedral in oakland. it is a greek orthodox congregation, parish. i would like to hear more, we would like to hear more about the two of you as individuals. just how did you happen to become priests. is this a part of your family, kind of heritage, lineage and in particular father ninos, your family in syria that is of concern >> and iraq >> yeah, in iraq. father tom, please >> as far as being a family tradition, when i told my 90 year old grandmother was becoming a priest, she told me in greek that's a strange thing, i go why, she said nobody from our village ever became a priest. i grew up in the greek orthodox church. my parents both came from greece and i was nurtured in that faith and went away to college and studied theology at a presbyterian college in indiana and one of my professors said you should study what your faith is about. i ended up at our seminary and here i am in oakland, california serving. greek orthodox tracing its roots back to the apostles. i heard about st. paul preaching in corin

retired general, there needs to be seven years from the separation of your military force and the ascension to defense secretary. to weigh that congress would have to intervene. the trump transition team has been told by congressional leaders they will do that. >> pelley: major garrett reporting for us tonight. major, thank you. well, that deal in indiana was done with the help of the governor of indiana, who is also the vice president-elect. we spoke to mike pence late mr. trump meant by "consequences" for companies that move jobs overseas. >> the president-elect's made it very clear that when companies shutter factories and move them out of this country in the hopes of being able to build their products and ship them right back into the united states th that-- that-- that we're going to have the kind of trade deals that have consequences for enterprises like that, and we're going to have the kind of trade that puts american jobs and american workers first. >> pelley: when mr. trump talks about consequences, w >> i-- i think-- i think-- everything is really on the table, as we negotiate tr

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it coincides as well with one day after the 15th anniversary of china's ascension to the world tradeization. this is something they have been pushing for. they want the u.s. and the eu and others to use fair in their estimation pricing for anti-dumping complacent -- complaints and tariffs. these use what is called surrogate country pricing, which takes third country pricing applied to domestic complaint. it is kind of wonky. very complicated. basically, china says it artificially raises the levels of tariffs against china in a case against chinese exports. we have a u.s. trade official the united states has no plans to modify the way they calculate anti-dumping measures, and the quote from that open hillside china has not made the reforms necessary to open up on market principles. rishaad: the danger here -- we were talking about this earlier -- you get a series of tit-for-tat moves. before you know it, you get into a trade war. >> that is the big concern for a lot of people. we are in uncharted territory. donald trump so far talking and acting or tweeting unlike any other president

that the democratic party is diminishing significantly in michigan or is it the republicans are in ascension democratic party has been losing ground in the state of michigan for years. the republicans control the statehouse, the state senate, the governor's and southern general's office and the michigan supreme court. democrats have been losing grounds in the state of michigan for at least the last five years. lou: that is obviously happening across the country. michael, they haven't been in this mess for nearly 100 years. >> as i said in my couple, it's well deserved. they -- clinton-obama regime was supposed to last forever. a 1,000-year reich. lou: it was suppose to be post-racial. >> they were going to have the supreme court, the regulatory state would have free rein. and it turns out they had nothing new to say. her only idea was more of the same failing medicine and really their ideas had run their course. and it's time for them to go. lou: it shows you the death of income prehencability on the part d of the incomprehensiblity of the left. bill clinton says donald trump don't no, but h

you and your want upon to be successor was so fired up that he may not quietly accept hillary's ascension to power. you say nothing about the jill stein phony recount nonence and wasted taxpayer dollars that pay for it and the division that it is creating. why are you so obsessed with russia? you who cut a deal and were made of by the world's largest sponsor of terrorism, iran. and the one that buzzed hesbollah and hamas that yell death to america and you gave billions to and secretly sent them 4 billion to on paulets in an unmarked plane. you are obsessed with a russia who at least is a christian and himself obsessed with killing isis and a russian who had his own problems with muslim terrorist and told us twice about the boston bomber and your administration was too dumb to follow-through with deadly consequences with the americans. and even hillary hates the russians and she can't believe that americans can see through her lying money grubbing. and harry reid. the one all in to the what he said nothing to cowith money and solar power and the son-in-law, the chinese, calling for jim com

christians met here on the mount of olives to commemorate jesus's ascension, but they met secretly, we'rehelena, a structure is built on this site, and christians can come here publicly and openly to remember this important part of their faith. >> for a religion that had been illegal for over 200 years, it's a defining moment. >> she makes the holy land holy. and the churches that she built are ways of literally cementing in the ground christianity in the holy land. >> it reinstates it as the place where people want to go and remember jesus's passion. >> arguably helena and constantine's biggest contribution to jerusalem is the church of the holy sepulcher where jesus was executed, but did they get the location right? >> based on the archaeological evidence, this would be a logical place. it was just outside the city walls. and romans liked that for crucifixion. so right now there's no better candidate than right here. >> the church has been rebuilt several times. but its core goes back to the eighth century. >> we are deep, deep inside the lowest level of the church of the holy sepulcher

gh: 20 wind: nw 5-10 aurora quick-care clinics are taking over eight walgreens and the c-e-o of ascension will meet with president-elect trump's transition team. rich kirchen joins us live from the milwaukee business journal headquarters-- let's start with -- milwaukees largest health care system is partnering with the clinics. what is the plan for aurora health care and walgreens? which other local health care system is planning clinics at pharmacy chain on in-store clinics. what is the plan for aurora health care and walgreens? which other local health care system is planning clinics at a retail chain? the ceo of the columbia st. marys and wheaton franciscan healthcare supports the affordable care act known as obamacare and met with donald trumps transition team. what was the message anthony tersigni turr-cig-knee conveyed? any word on how his visit went? anthony tersigni turr-cig-knee conveyed? any word on how his a gift that really "rocks"....and a bed for your phone... a look at this year's a fox6 wakeup at 4:30-- count on us for breaking news, weather and traffic updates until 9am.

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before we get to all that, since the election of donald trump and the ascension of his right-hand man, steve bannon, there have been fears about the rise of white supremacy. yet the media seems to be bending over backward to normalize the so-called "alt right" movement. take this recent headline from cnn.com. "hipster or hate monger, the trendy young face of austria's far right." this brings us to a segment we call "hey!" ?? [ applause ] hey, media, what are you doing? how do you confuse hipsters with nazis? nazis like to invade other into a utopia for the white race, whereas hispters, okay, okay. [ light laughter ] now i see the confusion. but still. still. check out this article from the "la times." "white nationalist come to washington in hope of influencing trump." hey, just a tip, news media, if you're trying to warn us about the dangers of white supremacists, maybe don't use their tinder pic. [ light laughter ] "i enjoy tennis, backgammon and forced walks on the beach." and hey! alt right is the name they picked for themselves. you don't have to use it. if zombies wanted to be c

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there was the nationalist and populist ascension of our next president, donald trump, the collapse ofthe clinton dynasty, the revolutionary fervor that reshaped the democratic party with the socialist senator from vermont, bernie sanders. even a growing call for a third

there was the nationalist ascension of donald trump, the collapse of the clinton dynasty, the reshaping of the democratic party. even the growing call for a third party solution represented most effectively by libertarian gary johnson. all these elements will rewrite the political narrative for years to come. over the past months, all four leaders, appeared at town halls and college samplings. >> you look at it inside the beltway. i'm not an inside the beltway guy. i am an outside the beltway guy. >> the people that vote on taxes are inside the bell wtway. >> i would never take any cards off the table. i'm not going to take it off the table. >> you might use it in europe? >> no. >> there's always theseames you can play. if somebody could have assassinated hitler before he took over germany, would that have been a good thing? >> name a foreign leader you respect. >> i'm having an aleppo moment in the former president of mexico. >> i'm giving you the whole world. >> i know. >> joining me john and april and jeremy. we begin tonight with donald trump. the country's next leader made waves in

thriving, particularly in the '20s and '30s, very, very thriving german community, and after hitler's ascension to power in 1933, many open supporters of the hitler regime. the most open were members of what became known as the german-american bund who would march down 86th street which was the main stretch there in yorkville in full uniform with nazi flags and american flags, and they were a constant source of media fascination, constant tabloid presence was fritts kuehne, the bundes leader of the german-american bund. siebold took the oath that he made on february 10th, 1936, very seriously. he became an american citizen, and he pledged that i absolutely an entirely announce and be a dewer all allegiance to any prints, potentates, prince or sovereignty. he said i had nothing to do with hitler anymore. i was an american citizen. sorry, not used to talking so much so i'll have to water myself occasionally. so after he arrived in germany, he was contacted by the regime as promised several months after arriving in his mother's home. siebold initially refused the startling office to go to the germ

ascension at the expense of our future growth and we cannot afford that.e have a different option, and that is putting ourselves goals, step-by-step. such an approach is produced positive results, and actually within a very short period of time. for example, at some point it seemed that our problems in agriculture would be forever. we remember how all our agricultural producers, manufacturers felt offended when people spoke as agriculture some kind of a black hole where you can dump money in the cities and it goes nowhere. it turns out we do things -- ken -- can do things differently. we found other solutions, we develop support and we provided a comprehensive system of support and now this is a successful industry that feeds the country and also is winning over international markets. so it's like they say, we wouldn't have had this unless there was some trouble. our international counterparts imposed certain sanctions against us and we introduced countermeasures and that has proved an incentive for agricultural producers, for our farmers. that cannot go f

there was the nationalist and populist ascension of our next president, donald trump, the collapse of the clinton dynasty, the revolutionary fervor that reshaped the democratic party with the socialist senator from vermont, bernie sanders. even a growing call for a third party solution represented most effectively by libertarian, gary johnson. and all of these elements will rewrite the american political narrative for years to come. over the past months, all four of these leaders, trump, clinton, sanders, and johnson appeared at "hardball" town halls and college tours. here's a sampling. >> you and i look at the world differently. you look at it inside the beltway. i'm not an inside the beltway guy. i'm an outside the beltway guy. >> but the people who vote on taxes are inside the beltway. can you tell the middle east we're not using a nuclear weapon? >> i would never say that. i would never take any of my cards off the table. >> how about europe? >> i'm not going to take it off the table. >> you might use it in europe? >> no. >> there's always these political games you could play. if

retired general there needs to be seven years between your separation from the military force and that ascension to defense secretary. to waive that congress would have to intervene. the trump transition team has been told by congressional leaders they will do that. >> major garrett reporting for us tonight. major, thank you. well, that deal in indiana was done with the help of the governor of indiana, who is also the vice president-elect. today, and we asked him what mr. trump meant by consequences for companies that moved jobs overseas. >> the president-elect's made it very clear that when companies shutter factories and move them out of this country in the hopes of being able to build their products and ship them right back into the united states that we're going to have the kind of trade deals that have consequences for enterprises like that and we're going to have the kind of trade tha workers first. >> when mr. trump talks about consequences, are we talking about punitive taxes? >> i think -- everything is really on the table as we negotiate trade deals going forward, as we renegotiate the

in part because of the effectiveness, but also because there is this ascension at the governing councilel about what to do, the changes in the environment and the economy. i think he has one of the most difficult central-bank jobs because of the unwieldy nature of the ecb. i do come back to what i said before. i do not believe they are going to taper, but a communication mistake here -- guy: let's talk about tapering communication mistakes. this is the german bund yield. this was december of last year and in many peoples' lives, a communication error. we saw a big backup in yields. this is when we started talking here, andper deown we got a big move. this is when this idea that the ecb was looking at a taper came out. if there is a communication error, and we will talk about tapering in a moment, but what are we talking about in terms of the moves we could see? >> we have thing bund yields go from zero to 35 basis points. part of that has been concerns about qe, and part has been about the fed and u.s. election. if they were to reaffirm qe, and not mention a taper, you could see a 10 to

we should encourage in establishing standards, this committee review the protocol i believe the ascension of montenegro to full nato membership is in the interest of the united states. and we consider divided korean american families, would like to thank senator kirk, congressman wrangell and chairman voice for being choice for korean american families, i support this resolution. next on the agenda, expressing concern over disappearance of david and aiden. i would like to thank senator lee for his leadership in this matter and pleased to support this resolution. i express my sympathy to the native family and the ongoing uncertainty about their son david. confident the united states government will continue to investigate. any information that may come to light regarding david's disappointment -- disappearance or any americans is missing abroad. we consider honoring the life of the king of thailand and thank senator hatch to sing this timely bipartisan solution. on the agenda today 535 expressing consent of the senate regarding trafficking in the united states, mexico and china and a presc

. >> he has been very quick to take certain actions ahead of ascension to becoming the president, official president of the united they. his -- the united states. is it surprising he is delaying this? >> i think what we are going to have to wait and see is whether or not he follows through. i think if he does release the plan, he will receive criticism regardless, but if he does release the plan, he needs to do it before and on duration, and should he follow through with that, i do think anybody will delete them -- really remember that he delayed for two weeks. everybody as well as outside counsel, he is taking a lot of advice on this one. anchor: kevin cirilli joining us on bloomberg politics. thank you for your perspective on this with donald trump delaying his plans to announce how he's going to handle his empire once he takes office. tuesday will bring us another gauge on the health of the chinese economy as we head towards the end of the year with a triple dose of data. he will be breaking that data down for us in just about two hours time. what can we expect here? >> a study stable p

colleagues and listened to his incredible story about his background from searchlight, nevada, to his ascension to the united states senate and the democratic leader. when i first came to the united states senate, senator reid asked to meet with me. i thought he was going to talk about my philosophy on different issues or what my interests would be or how i was going to try to move forward on particular bills, but what he really wanted to talk about was my family, what i thought was important in life. he was very interested in my family traditions and how that would be impacted by my life in the united states senate. and i must tell you, it was very personal. i think many of us see many sides of harry reid, but one side of him is clear, that he treats the senate as his family and treats each one of us as his family. and i just really wanted, mr. president, to express my appreciation for his service in the united states senate, for his public service for so many years. myrna and i are friends of landra and harry. we wish him only the best as he moves forward from his career here in the united st

one is that -- this is from mistakes early on, the ascension that some of the else is doing it or presenting your point of view is often inaccurate. i don't mean that for other people to do the work. if you have a good idea, put it forward. the second thing, professionally, we weren't too late that if something isn't working, stop doing it. don't do it again. even communication strategies and how you're going about communicating, and the types of engagements the president does, how we talk about things. have some humility about failure and embrace that. oftentimes, you can build out of the hole and you learn the most from that. learnedsomething i through my experience. >> and mistake that what happens corporatefrom a big environment. the six were high and you can make mistakes. -- the stakes were high and you can make mistakes. you can plea for mercy. , it is environment unlike any other. that you haveb ever done before in your life that has prepared you now for the microscope and the constant microscope you're under in the white house. it is unlike anything else i have ever experienced. alt