do you know which baron...? everyone seems to be getting a different name. a german baron.i've had reports that they saw you quite late in the evening... you were there with a mysterious young lady... mysterious?! that's what they say. it's nothing mysterious, it's the lady and me talking about family relations. we talk about the war. right. i can't get anything out of the baron himself, so my only other route is to head down to the servants' quarters to find his mistress. but i find my way barred. for us it's just getting down to the bottom of... larps are still usually high fantasy, with wizards and elves and the like, but fairweather manor is billed as an emotional larp. players here want to be moved. when i design larps, i aim to give people an emotionaljourney. i hate when you are like, you see talking heads, "some more tea for you." i want them to feel something. so that's what i try to decipher. and then of course having a war, death! that's like, love may have been sucked out of things but there is a big passion that you can make people feel. love and war, basically

he is getting rid of some of these drug barons. you know, that populist fa ct, barons.fact, we see this in these guys getting elected. the china daily has got on its front page the problem that i was discussing earlier with out that i was discussing earlier with our correspondent in beijing. the smog that is clearly a real issue right now. it comes and it goes, this issue, depending on the weather, but it is not going away long—term, despite all the efforts. they have done a lot to try to reduce the problem. the first time i went to shanghai was in 1995, and i felt the effects of the smog there and then. inevitably, this hasjust been building and building and building. it is interesting to see the chinese authorities starting to go green. i mean, that is one of the things that i take out of this story, they are cracking down on factory production to try to reduce the smog. they are limiting the levels of the cars that can go into the city. the chinese going green, well, maybe the americans are going to be less green going forward. well, maybe the americans are going to

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when the army and catered it -- navy cabinet ministers, still above the feudal barons, are above anyect access to the emperor and can entirely bypass the civil government. in fact, whatever japan took from the west or the chinese, the warlords never took the moral or ethical principles that went with them. all modern knowledge that has come to the japanese people, all culture, all ideas, all thinking has been filtered through from -- to the people from the top down. any new idea is first tried out by the ruling classes, changed to suit their purpose. then, with the emperor's blessing, handed down to the people as divine law. in our western civilization, practically all the ideas, the forces that have changed our thinking, have come from the bottom up. evolution, or revolution, starts with the people. with the japs, evolution is handed down to the people. japan was westernized by decree, not by popular desire. in spite of westernization, everyone in japan still rules over his inferior and in turn, bows down to his superiors, just as they did in the middle ages. women have the least st

when the army and navy cabinet ministers, still above the feudal barons, are above any law-making bodye emperor and can entirely bypass the civil government. in fact, whatever japan took from the west or the chinese, the warlords never took the moral or ethical principles that went with them. all modern knowledge that has come to the japanese people, all culture, all ideas, all thinking has been filtered to the people from the top down. any new idea is first tried out by the ruling classes, changed to suit their purpose. then, with the emperor's blessing, handed down to the people as divine law. in our western civilization, practically all the ideas, the forces that have changed our thinking, have come from the bottom up. evolution, or revolution, starts with the people. with the japs, evolution is handed down to the people. japan was westernized by decree, not by popular desire. in spite of westernization, everyone in japan still rules over his inferior and in turn, bows down to his superiors, just as they did in the middle ages. women have the least standing of all. they must obey th

chris barone has three names he's looking at. >> great to be here. semi conductors, a group that really hasn't participated over the last several weeks. one in particular, this is sky works. remember, we had a 50% bear market in sky works over the last two years. over the last 12 months, high or low, high or low, we just held the upward sloping 200-a. we think this goes to 80. i put zylex in that camp as well. house bill med how about media? this is discovery. at a consensus, multiyear down trend, starting to turn. broke out through 29 today. we think it goes to 34, about a 20% rally from here. lastly, i want to talk about freeport as well. another stock by our work is still very out of consensus. 21 analysts, only three buys. out of favor, unloved, has put in a nice head and shoulders bottom over the last several months here, got up through that $15 level. so it's semis, media, freeport. that's where we think money is made over the next couple of weeks. >> shall we invite chris over? >> sure. [ applause ] >> we'll bring the chair in, thank you, ashl

. >>> up next, fake news and conspiracy theories are the reasons that former general baron mccaffreys uneasy about donald trump's choice of general michael flynn. he joins us next. with advil, you'll ask what bad knee? what throbbing head? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. >>> general baron mccaffrey first endorsed michael flynn as donald trump's national security adviser, but now he's got and look at michael flynn's twitter account and describes what he saw in that twitter account as quote, bordering on demented. michael flynn is of course donald trump's choice for national security adviser. >> i was very strong in my endorsement of him when he was first announced for the nfc position, i said he was correctly, probably the best intelligence officer of his generation. but i must admit i'm now extremely uneasy about some of these tweets which don't sound so much as if they are political skullduggery, but instead, border on being demented. >> barry mccaffrey who is also a msnbc analyst joins us, thank you for joining us tonight.

melania will not be here until after baron finishes the school year, there will be a lot of pressureka to perform find of a de facto first lady role. >> reporter: residents of d.c.'s high-end neighborhoods like this one, they're going to be used to having diplomats and other top officials with heavy security in their midst. president obama is going to be living in this house in this d.c. neighborhood once he leaves office. we asked the trump transition team where in d.c. ivanka and jared might be looking for a home. and how she might juggle her role with the trump organization with what she might be doing in washington. we never heard back from them. wolf? >> it's no secret that the secret service details, they will be directory involved, no doubt. neighborhood gawkers, other logistics that might be challenging for them if they move here to washington. there are other factors involved, as well. >> reporter: that's right. you can add potential protesters that they might have to deal with. about a week ago, more than 100 artists gathered in manhattan to protest donald trump's policy. t

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when we met carmen baron, her children were fighting back against a heart defect they all share. >> my children, some of them cannot do every day activities. >> like 0 members of their family, they were born with holes in their hearts. or malformed valves. six years ago, they agreed to help a team with a ground breaking study. >> sometimes, rare families like this allow us to get a look into what happens in disease. >> they travelled to texas to collect skin and blood samples and the team turned the cells into stem cells and into beating heart cells. the team began searching for genetic clues. >> and found the key problem. >> it was a mutation in a critical gene called gata 4. the kids grew up, several also developed heart disease. >> this one is one from patient with the disease. so they traced the chain of genetic building blocks. he helped identify a network that could be targeted with existing drugs. >> i'm most excited about the possibility to use big data. >> in the a cure in its self, he says it opens a new door. >> remarkable. the team believes they'll be able to test treatment

we have michael block, senior political analyst for the washington examiner, michael barone. michael, i'll start with you. i mean, kind of unusual, isn't it, for a ceo to have to justify a meeting that he's having with none other than the president-elect? >> well -- trish: to his employees? >> it's kind of unusual, and i think that it's a signal that you've got a mono-cultural, partisan environment in a lot of these tech firms. they preen themselves on how they have diversity or they're going to hire more women and they're going to hire more hispanics -- they actually don't have almost any hispanics, but they don't want you to know that -- [laughter] on their payroll, and they don't have any diversity of opinion. this is, you know, nomenclature, a one-party society if not to the left of that. and -- trish: michael, it kind of reminds me of universities. are tech companies similar to academia in that way? >> well, i think tech companies are similar to academia that way. these tech companies reputedly hire from, you know, the most prestigious universities, they tend to be left-

bridget kelly and bill barone allege that some of the jurors disobeyed the judge's orders and deliberated on a day when they were instructed not to. prosecutors will respond to this motion in january. >>> first responders have delivered some holiday cheer across newark, delaware tonight. is an to clause arrived at the newark housing authority in style. he traded in his sleigh for a firehouse. >>> christmas came early tonight for some deserving families in mount holly thanks to santa and the police. christie ileto has that story. >> reporter: it wasn't reindeer but sirens and squad cars that helped santa deliver presents in mount holly. >> merry christmas! >> they told me a little bit vaguely about operation st. nick but i never expected anything like this. >> reporter: angela is one of 10 area families in need receiving wrapped toys, presents and donated holiday dinners. >> all i want is for my children to have a merry christmas and for these people just from the community to do this for us is overwhelming. >> i'm a big believer we're just not law enforcers, but we're community caretakers

. >>> marshawn lynch, former warriors player baron davis and rapper too short getting into the holiday spirit. quite the trio. they stopped by the beast mode shop on thursday so kids in oakland can climb on the laps of santa. read more about how the group gave back on our twitter page. tracking the storm -- live pics from the bay bridge toll plaza >>> good morning. we are tracking the storm this morning as we take live picks from the bay bridge. plenty of raindrops from our camera. rain coming down heavier this morning. watching the fast moving system. kari hall will have the latest. >>> the golden state warriors have a special player added to their all-star team. >> definitely. this are the first photos of draymond green's first child, a little boy born yesterday morning a few days shy of christmas. he's also named draymond. green posted these photos on his instagram page. mom and dad are college sweethearts, met at michigan state. because of draymond's birth, green didn't play last night in the game against the brooklyn nets, taking on the job of his new role as dad. he looks comfort

picture to baron, baron liked the dog. the white house has a dog. >>> and the president-elect is continuing his thank you tour today. >> silicon valley is trying to hit the reset button with mr. trump, but missing at the table? twitter. where was @jack? >> and where are the smiles? live in washington, d.c. with the details is peter doocy. >> reporter: hey, guys. up on the 25th floor of trump tower, the president-elect was looking for ways for the companies to make more money. even though the president-elect called out the companies like apple, who he thinks should have helped the fbi unlock the san bernardino terrorists' iphones, but he was very complimentary. >> there's nobody like you in the world, in the world, there's nobody like the people in this room. and anything we can do to help this go along, we'll be there for you. and you'll call my people, you'll call me, it doesn't make any difference. we have no formal chain of command around here. >> reporter: there is a lot of buzz about why mr. trump did not invite the c

. >> yeah, marshawn lynch welcomed baron davis and his trademark black santa. >> fans had a chance to take pictures, get autographs. davis said that santa needed a new image so he created the black santa company. >> you know, we just wanted to change up the style, give him a little bit of an edge and hip-hop element and pop culture element. >> black santa is the first character davis' new media company has created. he says more are coming to fill a need, he sees, in our society. >>> thanks for joining us. "world news" with david muir is next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour at 6:00. >>> as we come on the air tonight, the holiday travel mess. delays and cancellations now building coast to coast as we now track two storms set to hit before christmas. the treacherous driving conditions. >>> also, breaking news coming in now of a new christmas terror plot just thwarted. multiple arrests. and we have new video of that truck plowing into the christmas market. the urgent international manhunt. >>> tonight, ivanka trump and her family harassed on

when we met carmen baron, her children were fighting back against a heart defect they all share. >> myome of them cannot do every day activities. >> like 0 members of their family, they were born with holes in their hearts. or malformed valves. six years ago, they agreed to help a team with a ground breaking study. >> sometimes, rare families like this allow us to get a look into what happens in disease. >> they travelled to texas to collect skin and blood samples and the team turned the cells into stem cells and into beating heart cells. the team began searching for genetic clues. >> and found the key problem. >> it was a mutation in a critical gene called gata 4. the kids grew up, several also developed heart disease. >> this one is one from patient with the so they traced the chain of genetic building blocks. he helped identify a network that could be targeted with existing drugs. >> i'm most excited about the possibility to use big data. >> in the a cure in its says it opens a new door. >> remarkable. the team believes they'll be able to test treatments for the family using the sam

across and down the river, windy, cold, beautiful, baron. if there was ever a day you wanted the national mall to yourself, today is that day. >> we've got to keep moving. even santa is struggling to keep his balance through all this mighty wind. >> not just one big coat. jeff: for the weather and for a few grumpy employees. >> they don't like it at all. this guys killing me. jeff: also, 10 of those workers were sent home today because they are the individuals that put up the glass high up in the skyscraper. toowith this wind, it was dangerous to keep them on the job. nothing too serious. alison: thank you for your hard work and the photographer, brian. it could be worse. he ended up having to leave their cars. they had theirs out west. impossible to travel by road. all of these cars just left overnight. oregon does not use salt on this road. bundling up in the twin cities, it might be balmy here to there. the wenzhou about 20 below. you see the piles up in their last snow. it is possible tomorrow. despite the frigid temps, star wars fans ar

it happened yesterday at lake baron... a small lake off highway 50 in s >>> details a rescue near lake tahoe a boy fell through the ice. it happened yesterday at a small lake off highway 50 in south lake tahoe. photos from the lake "valley fire" department show what happened. the 13-year-old boy was on his bike when it fell through the ice. the ucsf professor ian whit marsh heard the boy scream for help and helped him out of the ice. rescuers joined in the effort. he was treated for exposure but is okay. in fact, this afternoon, he was reunited with some of those who rescued him. the fire department says that boy is lucky that people were around. he had only minutes before hypothermia would take over and he could have slipped below the surface. >>> a rotten egg smell that prompted complaints in richmond and san francisco may have come from flaring at the chevron refinery. air quality officials detected a sulfur release there tuesday but are still looking for other potential sources for the odor. in san francisco the fire d

the rise of antitrust law was a direct result of the robber barons and the railroads. and antitrust law got anything to begin with the regulation of the airlines. the history of law in many senses is the history of trying to respond to the last great technological shift. one thing i talk to my students a lot about though is the internet and digital technology, it's faster. i think everyone would agree with that but the question is is it the difference in degree or really isn't a difference in time? are we seeing some sharp elbow and the curve? that means this will not just be like the last times with encountered it might be something more fundamental and fast. the jury is out. most days i wake up and think there really is something distinctive and different about what's going on. of it is a wakeup. i might have a more of a historical view and i think other people have had that thought before and this, too, shall pass. >> you mention surveillance policy. i'm curious, this problem made worse by the fact we are seeing surveillance in some ways expand and the opportunistic

the rise of antitrust laws is a direct result of the anti-barons that regulation of airlines, the history of law in many senses of the history of trying to respond to the last technological shift. one thing i talk a lot about is the internet and digital technology. it's faster. i think everyone would agree with that. the question is, is that it difference in greed or time? >> guest: are we seeing some sharp turns that means it won't be like the last times we have had to encounter this. >> guest: the jury is out. most times i wake up and i feel there is something distinctively different about what's going on to the other days i wake up and at more of a historical view and i think other people have had that problem before and this too shall pass. >> guest: you mention surveillance policy earlier. i'm curious as this problem made worse by the fact that we are seeing surveillance and some ice expand and the opportunity to collect data expands. this week on december 1 rule 41 is going to affect which will allow the government to ask judges to issue warrants for computers in any jurisdiction. t

. >> at lake baron, vickie gonzalez. >> good story. >>> he is only 3-year-old but a boy in alabama is following his dream to a green screen. >> meet woods mcfarland, he got a suit. he wants to dress like his favorite weather man, jason smith. a video giving a forecast went viral and the station invited him and his mom to the station. >> he came in. >> i decided. >> right son. >> he wanted a costume like the man on tv, the black costume with the thing around his inbounding and the remote -- neck and the remote control. woods received a lesson on how to use the screen to give the forecast. >> that's adorable. i wanted a suit for christmas. >> he's only predicting springtime. >> what do you think about that. mark? have you met a someone like woods mcfarland. >> some of the weather kids. you get the letter, that's a promising future for him. >> 3-year-old. people another home don't know the green screen. he stands in front of the green screen and points at the thinks. >> he looked handsome in the suit. take a few math classes he's set for a bright future. >>> as far as the weather it was

i mean, so the rise of antitrust haw was a direct result of the robber-barons and the railroads, and antitrust law got reinvented again with the deregulation of the airlines. the history of law in many senses is the history of trying to respond to the last great technological shift. one thing i talk to my students a lot about though the internet and digital technology, you know, it's faster. i think everyone would agree with that. but the question is, is it a difference in degree merely, or is it really a difference in kind. right? are we seeing some sharp elbow in the curve that means that won't just be like the last times we've had to encounter this in and it might be something more fundamental and fast. and the jury's out. i mean, most days i wake up and think there really is something distinctive and different about what's going on, but other days i wake up and have a little more of a historical view. and i think, you know, other people have had that thought before, and this too shall pass. [laughter] >> you mentioned surveillance policy earlier. i'm curious, is this problem made

donald trump said, go show it to baron.>> so they are definitely getting this dog. >> maybe, if. >> the golden doodle is one of a poodle and a golden retriever. >> i think golden retrievers like to run away. >> would you run away if you were them? >>> the press has a brand new line hailing president obama for handing donald trump a booming economy. the economy is booming, folks. >> critics point out, if this were true, why would americans have voted out the party behind it? >> here is stewart barney. stewart, i watched the president and he's very happy with the economy. >> it sounds like a desperate spin to me. we have had the worst recovery from a recession of any recovery since world war ii. and the middle class has slunk. and the kind of jobs we are creating are not the kind of jobs that will put people in america's middle class. one week ago, as of last friday, there was this jobs report, okay? hundreds of thousands of new jobs created. >> that sounds really good? >> that's how the press played it. but when you dig into

and we have information about the new year's eve party that the president-elect and his wife and son barone attend nothing the grand ballroom. and two of the names on the guest list is music executive quincy joan and big- time movie star sly stallone. >> all right. thank you very much, peter. >> andç white house sanctions russia getting praise and criticism while some law makers applauded the decision otherses say too little, too late. what is the net result of president obama's move when it comes to moscow. join ming now is the vice-president are for the center security policy. thank you for being here today, fred. many have been pointing out that russia is accused of sign are attacks for year and not necessarily new. what do you make of the timing of what president obama has done and do the sanctions have teethç >> i am very concerned. as someone who is leaving office as president, mr. obama has a responsibility to ensure the smooth tranition. the world sees this as a petty slap against putin and mr. trump. instead of reciprocating with sanctions against the united states. putin mocked

beachew your pressurized baron until you were 90.physical every year and completed a long weekend of training and testing provided for each aircraft. but macular degeneration caught up with you and one of the saddest consequences of the disease, a compromise your ability to see the sunset. it was heartbreaking for you and a heart ache for me. are, your funeral. folks from around the world, in all walks of life remember and honor you, dad. you lived many lives in one life with honesty, grace, and believe country and the honor of public service. i am proud and so grateful to say you are just my dad. thank you, dad. i love you. godspeed, dad. [applause] ♪ >> we have been together ever since we were in junior high school. our parents used to kid us that we were in play pens together. ♪ from then on, it was the two of us together. ♪ there were things that i thought were important for the country and things she thought were important for the country too. we have been in this as a team together. ♪ >> by any measure, accomplishment, service,

early emperors had little political power because the islands were divided, rolled over by powerful barons well-paid called samurai. the samurai were the important and privilege class. real aristocrats who lived off the fat of the land without working. as a badge of rank, they wore two swords, a short sword for --mitting harry carey suicide, and a large two-handed sword they fought with. with this sort, it was their privilege to lop off the heads, arms, ears of the peasants for practice or amusement. the samurai developed a code of rules for themselves. the code of the warrior. it extolled absolute loyalty to one superior and reckless bravery and battle. , the code ofrtant the warrior not only sanction doubledealing and treachery, but looked upon it as an art to be cultivated, encouraged ambush, jump a man from behind when he is unarmed, when he is alone and arthave a gang, that is the of treachery and the double cross the national code of japan. suicide was also a privilege of the samurai, and they were allowed to kill themselves rather than the beheaded. for the commonas people. as a res

. >> i want to bring in kevin baron, executive editor of defense one. i want to pick up where richard left off. the security detail, where where they? why didn't they immediately open fire when he reached for his gun? >> that's a good question, we're not sure. usually for any kind of an attack on an official, they would be swarmed. i think back to mark lippard. he was attacked, slashed in the face, and there was a swarm of people there. so i think, if you follow the reporting, it appeared this attacker masked himself as a security detail. so you can imagine if other members of the detail might have confusion to see one of their own and figuring out what was happening before things were taken down. there was one ambassador there and it just seems nobody there was moving in. >> russia and turkey said their investigators will work together on this, do we believe that is the game plan here? just work with turkey? >> i'm never going to try and get in the head of vladimir putin, but i would assume yes, they're going to try to focus on the state of dealership

jim baron said of the imperfect union, he's perfect though, one that contains an aerial intimate view of the cost of the greatest value in north america. and served as a national correspondent for 25 years. a graduate of south dakota state university at stanford and is a proud member of the national press club. tell us a little bit about the book and then will switch to questions for a while. the book is an imperfect union. >> i see an awful lot of familiar faces out here and anticipate the questions coming down the road. i will say that i hope you withhold judgment on this afterwards and as donald trump taught us last night you really shouldn't make snap judgments. so give me the whole hour. i may. we will get out of here as soon as we can. i want to have fun tonight and answer questions mainly. i wrote this book one of which is an episode you remember in a situation that nfl player went to war as this hero in this great american hero going to afghanistan and it turns out later that what has been built up around him was not necessarily the correct thing that happened. he most likely

trump will stay back in new york with baron until he finishes school.ng to be lonely rattling around in the white house by yourself for a few months? >> no. i will be working. i will be working. it's a very special place. it represents so much, and there is a lot to do. there is a lot to do. more than i even thought. it is so many things we can do to make america great again. i mean that is what it's all about. and i'll be working. i won't be lonely at all. martha: fascinating. chris said he didn't appear daunted. there is a lot of discussion right after the election that donald trump felt daunted by the awesome responsibility now upon him. he said he does feel that way. chris said, he didn't give off the vibe at all. he seems to feel on top of where he is going with all of this. . . . martha: president-elect donald trump said to be nearing a final decision now on the very important post, secretary of state, probably the most important after choosing the vice president, transition sources telling fox that mr. trump will nominate exxon mobile rex tillers

representing the united states army is captain caitlin moore of plano, texas, and park ranger michael baronf honolulu, hawaii. will all of our army veterans please stand as able. [applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] army veterans, please be seated. united states marine corps. [bell rung] many may not realize until visiting the uss arizona that a marine attachment made a part of the company. a total of 109 marines lost their lives that day. 105 perished aboard ships in the harbor and four were killed in action at the mass field. representing the united states marine corps is sergeant dustin campfield of phoenix, arizona, and park ranger ernest haycock of roswell, new mexico. will all of our marine corps veterans please stand as able. [applause] ♪ [applause] marine corps veterans, please be seated. united states navy. [bell rung] 1,999 sailors lost their lives in the december 7 attacks on pearl harbor. many sailors met their final resting place in these waters directly beneath us while defending their ships and helping their shipmates escape the burning hulls. many more assisted in rescue and r

. >> does it botherout that melania in the first few months will be with baron, their ten-year-old in new york and not at the white house. >> she should be. >> thinking about the child. when you're that age, your parents are like, we're moving in a week and they say what about my friends. >> moverring to the white house. >> i'm sure hillary would have loved bill not being in the white house. >> lovely. going to be a little weird. >> it does make my walk home also more complicated when i walk back -- >> are in that neighborhood? that's a pricey neighborhood. >> my apartment is this big. >> the trump -- i don't live in the trump tower. when i'm walking around misneighborhood, the protests and security and living in trump tower must be tough. other than being very rich and having things that's nobody have you have to hey i.d. to go home. >> the put trump's name on the west side. so mad they took his name off and it was like the didn't open it. licenses his name -- >> i'm trying to get the benefit of the doubt, the licensing agreement was about to expire and all that. you don't find any o

. >> when we first met carmen baron, or children were fighting back between a heart defect they all share. >> my children or some of them cannot the do everyday activities. >> like 20 minutes of their extended family, the kids were born with holes in their heart or malformed valves. years ago they agreed to help with a groundbreaking study. >> sometimes rare families like this that allow us to get a foothold into biology and what goes wrong in disease -- >> san francisco's gladstone institute traveled to texas to collect skin and blood samples, using a technique that was new at the time. his team turned the skin cells into stem cells and from there into beating heart cells. since they were identical to each family member's own heart cells, the team began searching for genetic k clues. >> and found the key problem going on in their heart cells. >> it was a mutation in a critical gene called gato4. it could grew also problems. several developed heart disease. >> this gun is one from a patient with the disease. >> but since the gene controls so much of the heart's development, he said they c

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joining me right now fox news contributor and executive editor bret baron, can he just do away with something like that? >> sure. donald trump can actually recreate it if he wants to. i'm not sure he will. i don't think he needs it. he's going to have his own immigration policy and i think it's going to be a tough one. he's not going to ban all muslims. he's not going to have a muslim register, he doesn't need those. one of the things he needs to do is, look, we do not need to invite syrian refugees to the united states, we know what happened in europe, it was terrorists who got in with the syrian refugees who produced the terrorist attacks in 2015 in paris and brussels. trish: fred, the concern is people could already be here. we have certainly plenty of people to come in. that guy, that terrorist wife came from pakistan and no one checked her out and she waltz right in. >> look, you have to have a tougher system. look at europe where terrorists who are very difficult to deport are roaming all over europe and, i mean, look at the guy who did -- who -- trish: what is that type of system, fred

new york and london, you are talking about 48 million contracts, totaling about 48 billion paper barons being traded. and for us, marginal players, who in the physical market would be about 94, 95 million, including -- very important. i think it's important for us, we thought we should exploit -- export coming here to meet with this very important segment of industry, to even comprehend how do they operate. our representations here today is therefore going to focus as i said earlier on our outlook. we estimate the united states import about three point 6 million barrels a day of liquid from opec member countries. this is out of the total euros e consumption of about 20 million barrels a day. this makes the u.s. of vital customer to all our member countries. a very important global leader in this industry, therefore, you can understand why -- after i meetings in vienna is to come to this great country. thus it is my hope that our meetings this week will open up a new cycle of ongoing dialogue between our organization and the united states. both parties have nothing to lose, and everythin

shadow in washington, because melania will be in new york at least for the first half of the year with baroncoming here and being kind of a first daughter. maybe the friendly face of the trump administration in d.c. >> more of a -- the role usually of maybe a first lady, may go to the daughter this time? >> yeah, you know i remember when franklin roosevelt was alive. his daughter would go places with him and travel with him. she was kind and always at fdr's side, we may be seeing something where donald trump has ivanka around a lot. it may be tricky. >> i want to discuss al gore stopping by trump tower today. listen to this. >> i had a lengthy discussion with president-elect donald trump, i found it an extremely interesting conversation. i'm going to leave it at that. >> she was behind this meeting. something she cares about, which is climate change. is she taking on a role to the left? >> i think she's going beyond what we've ever seen a first daughter do before. she's given money to democrats before, a lot of friends in the democratic party, i thought it was interesting that al gore said t

trump, his wife melania and son baron are the featured guests. supposed to be 800 others, including sylvester stallone and fabio. >> quite a lineup. peter, thank you very much. >>> i agree with the president-elect that we need to get on without having elections affected by any outside influence, especially vladimir putin who is a thug and a murderer. >> i think the sanctions need to go beyond what exist today. think they need to name putin as an individual and his individual circle. nothing happens in russia without his knowledge and approval. >> that's senator john mccain and lindsey graham condemning russian president vladimir putin for his alleged roll in the hacking. let's bring in new york congressman peter king, member of the house homeland security committee and chairman of the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence. good to have you here today. >> thank you, uma. happy new year. >> happy new year to you, too, sir. it's not clear if this incident of attempting to hack the electric grid is an isolated event or not, how concerned

we drove the long the baron turkish border to a section that we couldn't film outside. we saw a make shift hospital where doctors scrambled to treat patients who had been evacuated from aleppo. >> this is what it looks like inside this make shift hospital. you can see how bare it is. the doctors tell us of the 100 patients they've treated, 30 of them were children. this man spoke to us with his 6-year-old son crying by his side. i don't want to go back to aleppo, he says. my wife and most of my children have died. i don't have anyone left in aleppo. i only have this child left. should i return and cause him to die as well? this doctor who asked us not to show his face for security reasons says many of the injuries are critical. >> very serious. amputation of leg. >> reporter: amputations? >> we have four patients, amputations. yesterday come patient -- two daze -- eyes out. >> reporter: the most critical cases can't be treated here so they're loaded on to ambulances bound for turkish towns. while they head in one direction, truckloads of relief are heading into the othe

. >> reporter: at lake baron, vicki gonzalez. >> i'm glad you are right. >> a beautiful story. rosemary orozco saw a young lady shopping for a glittering party dress and thought i hope she doesn't have to cover that up with a parka. >> yeah, she might want to. it will be cool as we get into the new year's eve festivities and the temperatures really turn cold by the second half of the weekend. i will detail that for you in the forecast. unsettled weather moveing in as we speak. clouds covering portions of the south bay. you can see the clouds are coming from the south. we have a storm over southern california. and this is going to be pushing east. not going to bring us any rain, but bringing us the cloud cover you see. going to knock our temperaturing back just a little bit. the cooling trend begins this friday. temperatures will get cool were each passing day. take a look friday here. partly cloudy skies. cooler. that is pretty much the take away. as we get into saturday. a second system is dropping. this one is coming from the north. a third system dropping in with air coming

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his name is daniel baron.ling shot at six flags. the 15-year-old catapulted into the air, does fine for a while and then it's night-nighttime. then he's back in, and then back to sleep, and so on and so on, until the ride ended. we're not playing this on a loop. by the end, though, daniel was smiling and giving a peace sign to the camera. he was okay. he then posted the video to facebook where it became a hit. >> he's much braver than i am. i couldn't do that. >> it's good to know that you can come back that quickly from passing out. our final low goes to the water bottle challenge skills of lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. they were a little bored on the bench at madison square garden in new york, so with the game still going on right in front of them, point guard kyrie irving is up first and then water bottle. this is what happens when your team is too good for your own conference. you've got to find new challenges in the middle of your own game. lebron diving onto the court during gamection to get

for all to see take a look here, 15 year-old, seeing this for first time too , 15 year-old daniel baronbraves the ride at six flags in mexico. i love when they pass out and then they wake up and pass out again. the ride was just a little too much for him. he tarts to cream and lights out, loses consciousness for three seconds, several times during that ride. >> that is so scary, i did that sling shot ride on the boardwalk but i don't think that is a good healthy sign to be passing out like that. >> you do see that, it is just the adrenaline and too much for body to take but we will talk about it, just fine, body 's natural reaction. >> good to know, because i would think that is not good. >>> person next to them always laughs, wait until we post this one on social media. poor little guy. >>> time 4:57. it has been a busy weekend and busy day on this day. we will get to those developing news stories. >> we are also saying good bye this morning to a new jersey state trooper, we will have more on that coming up in a live report, stay with us. manolo! you're so cold, come in! what's wrong?

shadow in washington, because melania will be in new york at least for the first half of the year with barongoing to be coming here and being kind of a first daughter. maybe the friendly face of the trump administration in d.c. >> more of a -- the role usually of maybe a first lady, may go to the daughter this time? >> yeah, you know i remember when franklin roosevelt was alive. his daughter would go places with him and travel with him. because eleanor roosevelt had her own agenda. she was kind and always at fdr's side, we may be seeing something where donald trump has ivanka around a lot. but the conflict of interest thing is going to be tricky and they better be careful with that. >> i want to discuss al gore stopping by trump tower today. listen to this. >> i had a lengthy and very productive discussion with the president-elect. it was a sincere search for areas of common ground. i found it an extremely interesting conversation. and to be continued. and i'm just going to leave it at that. >> this is another making of ivanka trump. she was behind this meeting. something she cares about, wh

joining me from the washington examiner, michael barone. good to see you again. >> good afternoon. trish: i actually think bernie sanders is on to something here. the political correct craziness, if you would, that is out there right now has really cost the dems something and people are saying okay, enough. we want a little common sense. forget the pc stuff? >> i think, i think the pc stuff definitely cost democrats something. accounts i think for a lost appeal of donald trump. many people on press including me were saying oh, my gosh he can't possibly say that. this will be -- everybody will reject him, all the newspapers will criticize him. turned out rebounded to his advantage and cemented allegiance of his core of voters to his candida sy. -- candidacy. these things going on campus after donald trump won. they arrange rooms where they can mourn and stuffed toys and playdoh who are college students who are adults! trish: safe spaces. happening during the election itself. we did a lot of coverage, michael, where college campuses would not allow a trump sign to even be posted. are

trump is planning not to move into the white house but to stay here at trump tower while their son baron finishes the school year. elaine. >> kenneth craig at trump tower. thank you. >>> a massive wave of snowstorms is causing problems from the midwest to the northeast tonight. some areas are also getting a blast of ice and rain. tony dokoupil is in the thick of it. >> reporter: in western new york, jeff butera can barely keep up. >> how has it been? >> terrible. guys running over 22 hours straight. i give them a lot of credit for staying in it. i mean they're tired. they're wore out. this snowstorm didn't quit. >> reporter: lake-effect snow has been relentless since thursday dropping 30 inches in the county. >> we get winter. buffalo new york gets all the credit for the snow. we get the snow. >> reporter: it may look pretty, county sheriff, joe jurasi says the snow is dangerous. >> reporter: your people handled 50 car crashes weather related. >> weather related. personal injury and motor vehicle collisions vehicles off the road. 50 in two days. day four now. >> reporter: the winter stor

these characters, but these are fat cats, first cousins to the financial manipulators, the robber baronsy. >> they're trying to make a buck by doing nothing and putting people out of work. >> economists agree that some up employment, some hardship is unavoidable in making the united states lean and mean again. but the takeover specialists call corporate restructuring. >> corporate america needs some kick now and then to become a little more efficient and less entrenched. and that will probably do our economy a lot of good. >> thursday, goodyear fended off a hostile takeover bid. but it wasn't cheap. >> goodyear won by buying back half its stock and taking on a huge debt. plants were closed and workers laid off. the company pays $1 million a day in interest to 17 banks worldwide. >> they jump out of the closet, shout gotcha and buy up the company with its own assets, dismember it and erode the industrial base of this country. >> maybe we didn't understand how it worked, but we saw a lot of people losing their jobs. and a few people getting super rich. and the vibe of the culture being, th

millions of people's living rooms from his television career quite apart from his life as a real estate barono owner. self-promotion was central to his brand. people felt they knew him. you know, the lifetime them, they hated him, they felt that they knew what he was about from the beginning. that is hard for someone else to replicate. charlie: i think also, and i thought about this more recently than i did before the election, is that, and he may have understood this, in terms of the winning of the presidency, the disruptive this of the way he of the -- disruptiveness way he ran his campaign, the attacks on other people made him be perceived by his people who were enthusiastic about him as a leader, a strong leader. that was part of how he viewed the disruption, that it was necessary to overcome the challenge he had achieved. thelie: the -- nancy: subtext of it, whatever outrageous thing he was saying, this is someone willing to say controversial things and so, even on election day, as he injured up winning -- ended up winning the electoral college road, six out of 10 voters don't think he h

live look at our poconos, cam, kind of baron scene there.be on the bench earlier but certainly looks like a foggy scene there, snow on the ground, quiet conditions right now and we do have a chance of seeing a few snow flakes in the city as we head into thursday morning but it looks like at this point it will be mainly a rain event. check in with our eyewitness weather watchers they are reporting their concerned conditions still perk up still not tired after the holiday weekend so we will check in with them. temperatures in the 30's and 40's but more northward we will go chillier it is, further south more mild it is with temperatures in the upper 40's. we will check out what is going on right now, 43 degrees is your current temperature reported by weather watcher kenneth, cloudy conditions in willing will bureau, new jersey. he says let the coolness begin , this is very cool with the shade, sometime soon i hope so. kenneth is looking forward to the chillier temperatures that we will have in place by wednesday and then cold temperatures as we