lethal injection for jaywalking. >> trevor: hasan, hasan, i don't like the idea that american policeriously, man i just don't-- >> i would agree with you if criminals weren't snitching on themselves. let me show you my second favorite things online-- criminals breaking the law to get more followers. because if you're going to go to jail, you might as well go viral. >> a raid at a huntsville home seen in a viral video ends in arrestarrests and seizures. it was a video that went viral, where huntsville teens were in it, wielding guns and it caused residents to be concerned. wean two people were taken into custody. we'll bring you updates as soon as they come in. >> you see! cops don't even need to say, "freeze" anymore. they just need to play "black beatle" and the criminals will do it for them." by the way. why is this one guy chilling in the middle of a shoot-out? everyone is acting like they're in a shoot-out, and this one guy is like, "hey, man, i'm just going to lean against the car and think about my girl." i love the idea that gangsters are going to be doing social media challen

for more news we turn to hasan minhaj, everybody. hasan minhaj! ( cheers and applause ) hasan, man what-- what were your thoughts on the year we call 2016. >> 2016 was awesome, man! here are my three biggest 2016 headlines. coming in at number three. could you believe hillary clinton sold weapons to isis? how did she manage to send bombs to isis and bomb her own campaign here at home? boom. give it to me. up top, right? yup. >> trevor: hasan, that story wasn't really. >> totally. it was unreal. but not as unreal as nigh number two story when reporters dug up an old quote where donald trump said-- and i quote-- if i were to run, i'd run as a republican. they're the dumbest group of voters in the country." >> trevor: hasan, i'm going to cut you off right there. that news story was also false, man. i don't think your sources are credible? >> they are incredible, trevor. especially my number one story of 2016, pope francis himself endorsing donald trump. >> trevor: all of those news stories are completely fake. you're talking about fake news, man. >>

at the direction of major hasan.' dayna is starting treament for ptsd soon and would rather not have this as a distraction."i dont really understand why anyone would want to read that, i don't." that was willey reporting. coming up... new restrictions-- what air-b-n-b is promising to do in cities struggling housing shortages.and -- a game changer-- the new product that's helping kids with autism to calm down when they air-b-n-b has promised to quit clogging up cities that are struggling with housing shortages.the online home-sharing platform announced new restrictions on london and amsterdam listings this week-- barring homeowners from renting their places to visitors for more than 90 and 60 days a year.air-b-n-b's decision could bring some relief to residents struggling with soaring house prices and rents. work with big cities to ensure it wasn't exacerbating a shortage of long-term ford is recalling more than 680-thousand midsize sedans-- because the front seat belts may not hold people in a crash. the recall covers

lethal injection for jaywalking. >> trevor: hasan, hasan, i don't like the idea that american policearen't taking their job seriously, man i just don't-- >> i would agree with you if criminals weren't snitching on themselves. let me show you my second favorite things online-- criminals breaking the law to get more followers. because if you're going to go to jail, you might as well go viral. >> a raid at a huntsville home seen in a viral video ends in arrestarrests and seizures. it was a video that went viral, where huntsville teens were in it, wielding guns and it caused residents to be concerned. wean two people were taken into custody. we'll bring you updates as soon as they come in. >> you see! cops don't even need to say, "freeze" anymore. they just need to play "black beatle" and the criminals will do it for them." by the way. why is this one guy chilling in the middle of a shoot-out? everyone is acting like they're in a shoot-out, and this one guy is like, "hey, man, i'm just going to lean against the car and think about my girl." i love the idea that gangsters are going to be

we turn to senior national security correspondent hasan minhaj, everybody!heers and applause ) >> thank you. thank you. thank you, trevor. you know, this is a big job the general is filling so i was psyched to learn all sorts of "flynn facts." here's a fun one to kick us off. >> flynn routinely retweeted unfounded conspiracy theories. retweeted a tweet that read, not anymore, jews. >> trevor: not anymore, jews. the only way that's not racist is if you're the bouncer at a bar mitzvah at full capacity. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but even then it feels racist. be nice! the ant semitism isn't only the scariest part. this guy will walk through the oval office. mr. president, we know who's behind the shooting. tupac! he's still alive! here's another flynn fact not quite so fun. >> in his book flynn writes i don't believe all cultures are morally equivalent. >> flynn's views of islam made him a lightning rod. >> islam is a political ideology. it definitely hides behind this notion of it being a religion. it's like cancer. ( audience reacts ) >> damn -- ( laughter )

>> lama hasan with us tonight from buckingham palace. lama, thank you. >>> we turn next to the deadly explosion in mexico, that death toll rising after a disaster at an open air market where people celebrate the holidays. there is word tonight, some of the youngest victims are being brought to hospitals here in the u.s. the chain reaction disaster send rockets shooting hundreds of feet into the air. the smoke hiding the horror on the ground. abc's kayna whitworth is at the scene tonight, just outside mexico city. >> reporter: from the sky tonight, this is what remains of the market after that deadly chain reaction explosion. rows of charred stalls and burned vehicles. firefighters battling the blaze. devastated families searching for loved ones. this woman said, everything is gone. at least 32 killed. 60 sent to the hospital. this 13-year-old boy air lifted to a texas hospital for treatment. fireworks are a grand part of mexican culture during the holidays. 80% of the country's supply comes from this region. a bust. ing hub 40 miles nort

hasan minhaj reports. >> the u.s.for power, speed and synchronized dancing. and now they're developing crazy new technology like rail guns, laser cannons and -- >> the great green fleet is what they're calling it! >> so i hopped on board one of these bad (bleep) green fighting machines to check out what makes it so powerful. >> biofuel. ( laughter ) >> that doesn't sound very bad (bleep). >> i think biofuels is pretty intimidating. >> the navy was transforming from this into this! i wanted to help put the pants back on our military, so i went all the way to the secretary of the navy. >> we're buying biofuels made out of animal by-product, made out of used cooking oil, agriculture waste, algae. >> you're rung $570 million ship of destruction on algae, and almond butter? >> yes. >> this is what the navy is going to look like in ten years. >> what in the world is that, a doobie? >> yeah. >> that destroyer running on green fuel make the navy better war fighters. >> we americans love the military but even strong on defense

they've delayed their usual christmas trip and are home at buckingham palace and lama hasan is there. lama, what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. this morning you can see the royal standard, that's the queen's flag flying high above buckingham palace which means the queen and prince philip are still at buckingham palace today. yesterday they were due to board a train to their sandringham estate to kick off five weeks of festivities and celebrate with other members of the royal family. we understand they had to cancel and delay the trip at the very last minute because they were suffering from, quote, heavy coals. we understand they are very keen to get to sandringham as soon as possible and as soon as they're feeling better, michael. >> steams we've been seeing less of the queen and prince these days. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, michael. the queen is 90 years old and prince philip is 95 and just this week the queen gave up 25 of her 600 patronages handing over reins to other members of the royal family. that said they are pretty active and try to carry out a

they have avery windows, they have hasan reddick how are you doing. >> we will start with you. >> sevenincredible year. >> it is all about our process everything we do, and, temple tough and we are philly proud man and we want the world to see. it will be a great thing. and, champions, and, we are glad, philly is proud of us. >> dion, coach matt rhule leaves, moves on to baylor, what did he mean to you, and program as a whole. >> coach rhule meant just basically like an anchor to our program and coach rhule has taught us over the years just to control and worry about what we can, and just be ourselves and when he left, the seniors just had to be him even though he had to be gone. so we justin to coach the young guys, the mentality, of the program and we had to keep pushing forward day by day, even though coach rhule left, but we had to finish off our legacy here at temple. >> what did he say to you guys before he left. >> just control the control lable and success happened with opportunity and just, continue to strive and for great necessary and win that 11th game. bought full trophy ri

they've delayed their usual christmas trip and are home at buckingham palace and lama hasan is there. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. we just witnessed the queen and philli philip take off in a helicopter. the flag was immediately lowered. yesterday, the queen and prince philip were get ready to take off five weeks of festivities to celebrate with other members of the royal family, but we found out they had to delay that trip because they were suffering from, quote, heavy colds. michael. >> we have been seeing less of the queen and prince these days. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, michael. the queen is 90 years old, and prince philip is 95. the queen gave up many of her patronages, and handing over the rings to her family. they are pretty akctive, and thy try to carry out as many engagements as they can. michael. >> we'll talk more about the royal -- >> i'm so immersed in everything royal and queen elizabeth. >> top of my list. we have had this election this year. i haven't watched a thing. >> i'm with you. >> i'm watching ginger every day and so is amer

here's lama hasan. >> reporter: tonight, the death toll in the turkish terror attacks climbing to 38. 30 of them police officers. targeted in near simultaneous blasts at a soccer stadium. militants linked to the kurdish rebel group the pkk, claiming the government vowing revenge tonight, stepping up the fight against the recent wave of terror attacks in turkey. terror that is spreading across in egypt, an attack on cairo's largest christian church. eyewitnesses say a woman planted more than 26 pounds of explosives hidden in a bag, shattering what was a solemn sunday service. at least 24 killed. most were women and children. people strewn on the floor and on the walls." this man says. "everything was broken." outside, the outrage and anger erupting. protests against terrorism, demanding national unity. egypt's president sisi is declaring three days of mourning, saying a religious war is being waged. vowing to hunt down the attackers. tom? >> lama, thank you. >>> we head to nigeria tonight, a religious celebration ending with at lea a building collapse. the roof crashing down as it cele

> reporter: this idea cull minute nails into a hilarious segment, later delivered by correspondent hasan menage. >> yes, this is so much fun! >> no, i don't know how i feel about this, we've got to take law enforcement seriously. >> dude, loosen up. tell me you weren't happy when the wheel didn't land on the black guy. >> when you go out there still, it's been over a year now, does it still feel exciting, scary, what? >> you never know. it's a different audience every day. different jokes every day. there's always a possibility that anything could happen. >> reporter: this newfound fame a stark contrast from noah's tough childhood. >> when you're writing a book, is it painful to go back over all of that? or is it cathartic? >> i think it's a combination of both. through the pain comes catharsis. writing stories about growing up in a home where we sometimes didn't have food is painful. remembering stories of growing up in a home of domestic abuse, careful stories. >> reporter: one of the more painful ones involving his abusive stepfather and the terrifying day he shot noah's mother, patri

we go to abc's lama hasan for the latest. >> reporter: tonight police swarming to the scene of the powerfullasts. the bombs going off outside a soccer stadium just as the match ended. a turkish newscast capturing the moment the impact of the explosion was felt. armed police rushing to secure the streets, firing their weapons in the air. the interior minister claiming those police were the targets. their van destroyed in the attack. dozens of officers rushed to the hospital wounded by the twin explosions. there is no claim of responsibility yet, but the country has been hit by a series of bomb attacks blamed on isis and kurdish rebels who want independence. cecilia? >> lama, thank you. >>> in the fight against isis today the u.s. defense secretary announced that 200 new u.s. special ops troops are heading to syria. abc's alex marquardt has the latest from that war torn country. >> reporter: tonight, as the battle against isis intensifies, the increase in u.s. forces designed with one purpose. >> bringing down the full weight of u.s. forces around the theatre of operation like the funnel of a

an sar hasan has the story. >> reporter: there's a change in how americans view pot and affecting teenagers>> just even passing the law was sending a message that pot was not harmful, um, and that that could change adolescent attitudes around pot. >> reporter: this professor is a co-author of a new study that looks at teens' use and abuse of pot 250,000 students in 8th, 10th and 12th grade surveyed in 47 states. the views on marijuana were compared to students of the same age in washington and colorado where pot is legalized in 2012. what they found is in washington state, there was up to a 16% drop in negative views of pot among 8th and 10th grader and a 4% increase in pot use. the study suggests that significantly higher compared with students in states where marijuana is illegal. >> that seems like a particular concern when -- if you are seeing adolescents increasing use following legalization. >> they said it was okay enough to be legal they feel like it's okay for them to do it as with alcohol. >> reporter: the doctor says parents have the right to be concerned and although the data is

we are just hours away from "rogue one: a star wars story" and lama hasan sat down with forest whitaker who stars in it. take a look. >> what is your call sign, pilot? >> rogue one. >> reporter: the action-packed jaw-clenching movie "rogue one" the film sets out to explain how the rebels plan to disable the empire's death star. >> if you continue to fight -- >> reporter: forest whitaker stars in it. you pay a rebel who i think has gone off the rails a little bitty. >> he lives a little bit more in the gray. he's been in so many, so many battles and so many conflicts but the spirit is alive in him. >> jyn, is it really you? i can't believe it. force, i think, to jyn erso. >> i rebel. >> definitely. i took her as a child, young child and so i raised her for a long period of time. >> you left me behind. >> you were already the best soldier -- >> i was 16. >> i was protecting you. >> you dumped me. >> reporter: she was hard-core he he herowine. you wouldn't want to mess with and what she believes she feels is right and will die for it if she must. >> rebellions are built on hope. >> in the

it was the year that the relatively moderate hasan rouhani was elected the seventh president of iran. free will. >> reporter: and named mohamed zarif as kerry's counterpart. >> the credentials, the personal history of these four men was pivotal. it is doubtful if any of the four had been different that we really would have gotten to this point. >> the importance of that chemistry began to be clear in september 2013. it was the annual meeting of world leaders at the united nations in new york. secretary of state john kerry. >> the united states and iran had not had their secretaries of state or foreign ministers talk in decades. >> but that was soon to change. after a multilateral meeting where kerry and zarif sat next to each other, the two diplomats went to another room at the u.n. for what was supposed to be just a meet and greet. >> a little room on the side of the security council, no windows, just the two of us in a very small space, i think taking stock of each other and of the situation. >> it turned into much more. >> i have met with him now on a side meeting. >> we stressed t

ash carter announced that more american troops are heading over to syria and abc's lama hasan is on that story from our london bureau. lama, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan. defense secretary ash carter says 200 more additional troops will head to syria, including trainers, disposal units to help the forces fighting isis and recapture its stronghold of raqqah. it comes as the coalition carries out its largest air strike to date pounding and destroying 136 tanker trucks near the ancient city of palmyra. the battle for syria's largest with syrian government forces backed by russia claiming they control more than 90% of the city and residents fleeing streaming out on foot. more than 8,000 leaving since friday. just days after abc news tracked the return to the city with images showing buildings leveled and streets destroyed. paula. >> yeah, those images tough to see. >>> we want to move to the dramatic comments as dylann played for the jury. at times he was laughing his his confession and steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: for the first time we hear this accuse

a group called the hasan movement claims responsibility, but said they did not carry out the church bombing. so far, no climb claiming of responsibility for sunday's attack. back to you. >>> late last night, a jury delivered a guilty verdict in the killing of will smith. cordle hayes insisted he shot him because the retired player was drunk and violent and grabbed a gun after a car crash in april. he now faces up to 40 years in prison where he's sentenced if february. today, new orleans funeral services will be held for a former running back, joe mcknight. he was shot to death during an apparent road rage incident this month. the man accused of gunning him down is accused of manslaughter. he was 28 years old. >>> ash cart er is in israel today as he gets new weapons to protect its freedom. israel will get the new f-35 fighter jets today. it's the pentagon's most expensive weapon program. with an estimated cost of nearly $400 billion. israel is among a small number of allies to get the plane and eventually wants to buy 50 of these jets and pope francis calling for more talk and less war. he

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trump hasan jamiel born in kyrgyzstan.lled him trump, he says, because trump is charismatic and has clear policies. that's why he won the election. he heard trump say he was a big fan of kurdish forces calling for the fight against isis. in his honor, named his recently opened fish restaurant in the city of dohut after the donald and designed the the catchy logo. in iraq's murky waters, trump inspired some here to hope he'll also make kyrgyzstan great again. this fish is your standard carp. it's the way it's cooked. it's called mezguf here in iraq and big league popular and this is a catch fit for a president. there's no flip-flopping here. it takes just 45 minutes to go from the tank to cutting board to grill to plate. no time wasted. what i admire about trump's personality, he says, he's decisive, tough, and hopefully with that toughness, he'll finish off isis. shrugs off as mere campaign rhetoric, but trump's pledge to cast a wide net banning all muslims from entering the united states. even wants to open a branch of hi

hasan moments ago here on cnn, plo executive committee member, and asked her about the palestinian rolen all of this and recognizing israel as a jewish state. here's her response. >> i mean, if you want to give religion to states. this is against our principles. i don't recognize islamic states, i don't recognize jewish states. a state is a state for all of its citizens. it has to be democratic, inclusive, tolerant and has to be genuinely representative of all of its people. you cannot give added value to any people because of their religion or ethnicity. >> is israel getting added value because of ethnicity or religion? >> not at all. the original u.n. resolution back in 1948 talked about an arab state and a jewish state. in fact, palestine is a member of the arab league. arab states all over the region call themselves arab states. there's nothing new in this. there's a specific difference because judaism is both an ethnicity and a religion. that's a minor difference. this is a basic issue of concern between the two sides. >> hillary, what's your response? >> again, you know, i think i

are lone wolf or not, that were rooted in the radical islamic ideology, the tsarnaev brothers, nidal hasan, there was 18 e-mails between anwar al-awlaki and the fort hood killer, that's the refusal to acknowledge the world we live in, that we've been living with the last eight years. >> and you go back to this instance, homeland security officials knew the attacker was possible recruitment target of islamic terrorists but granted asylum anyway. what more can we be doing in this country, meghan. >> our own president-elect met with silicon valley, except twitter, day before yesterday, i have said this many times on the show, silicon valley needs to flag the people on facebook, that makes libertarians's heads pop off, this specific suit of the ohio state university shooter. i talked to a security expert who said these are threats he put on facebook page against america, someone should flag that. if you're making threats against the country, you should are pulled aside and called into question. >> filter, flag and track child pornography, it is the law, why can't they do it with radical islami

. >>> iran's president, hasan rouhani, told state media he'll not let president-elect trump, quote, teary the nuclear deal. on the campaign trail, mr. trump repeatedly said the iran deal was one of the worst agreements ever negotiated. rouhani also said the u.s.'s push to make it easier to impose sanctions would violate that nuclear deal. president obama has yet to sign the legislation. >>> security is beefed up across the sprawling l.a. rail system this morning. why? well, the fbi is investigating a threat to blow up a train station in universal city. the information came from a tipline operated by an unidentified foreign government. commuters in l.a. are being told to expect an increased police presence this morning along with dogs scouring the rails for explosives. >>> well, the murder trial of michael slager, that's the officer who shot and killed walter scott, ends in a stunning mistrial. scott was shot repeatedly as he ran away from slager. a witness captured those moments on cell phone video. the prosecutor and scott's family say their fight for justice is not over. cnn's nick val

secretary of state ash carter announced that more american troops are heading over to syria and abc's lama hasan is on that story from our london bureau. lama, good morning to you. >> reporter: and good morning to you, dan. well, this morning, defense secretary ash carter announcing that 200 more additional u.s. fors will be heading to syria. the troops will include trainers, advisers and bomb disposal units to help the coalition of forces fighting isis and recapture its stronghold of raqqah. the troops will join the other 300 special forces already on the ground in syria. the announcement coming as the coalition carries out its largest air strike to date pounding and destroying 136 tanker trucks near the ancient city of palmyra. all belonging to isis. cutting off their supply. meanwhile, the battle for syria's largest city, aleppo, is almost over with syrian government forces backed by russia claiming they control now more than 90% of the city. residents fleeing the fighting streaming out on foot. more than 8,000 leaving since friday. just days after abc news tracked the return to the city with

whether it's the boston bombers, whether it's nidal hasan, the fort hood shooter, whether it's the man who drove this truck or the one in nice earlier this summer, they are all connected. whether or not they sent e-mails to each other, they're all consumers of jihadi ideology and fully paid-up members of that totalitarian group of individuals. so the problem for europe now is identifying who of their citizens and their immigrants also subscribe to this ideology. trish: you know, dr. gorka, one doctor cites the religion, the religion itself as being the problem whicis why he is pushing for this reform in islam. do you agree with that? is islam, essentially, the root of this entire problem? >> well, the question is do you believe there is a monolithic islam. as somebody who's worked closely with our muslim allies, i don't. i've worked very closely with our jordanians, and i'd trust any of the special forces guys i've trained over the years with my life. travel from indonesia to saudi arabia, and you will see two very different versions of islam. again, don't forget what was the religion

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hasan president's confidant and abuseempted fraud of authority on the opening day of her trial in seouldly relationship with park -- they will rule on whether the a peac -- the impeachment is legal. part of a 1953 law that gives him wide latitude to withdraw u.s. waters from gas leasing. the law has been used sparingly to protect marine sanctuaries. president-elect donald trump has said he will review obama's energy policy. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 100 20 countries. i am muslim chen. this is bloomberg. -- i am rosalind chin, this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you very much. the strategic policy institute. rishaad: she is an expert on counterterrorism. thank you for joining us. we don't know whether the events in berlin were constituted terraced attack just yet. the signs point in that direction. nhat happened and ankara -- i ankara reflect situations at the moment. >> the relationship between turkey and russia is a very interesting one. they are both vying for influence over a very troubled syria and both are trying to put

now back in london today after breaking palace protocol by mixing business with pleasure and lama hasan joins us live from buckingham palace. we've been waiting for him to find love. what is the pushback he's facing right now? >> reporter: yeah, exactly. he was doing it for love. good morning to you, michael. here's why prince william's little jaupts to toronto have some up in arms. prince harry was on an official 15-day, 7-country tour of the caribbean, a grueling tour i hasten to add all on behalf of the queen, all on official business and all great. now, the royal reporters who were covering the prince's tour along that as soon as the tour ended he was going to head straight back to london because he has official business. you have to make it back in time. this morning he is at a couple of charity event, well now we know that prince harry made a slight 1700-mile detour to toronto which is, of course, where his girlfriend meghan markle lives. so the question this morning, did he break palace protocol? well, buckingham palace insists it actively discourages members of the royal family

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let's go live to abc's lama hasan. she is there with the latest.ama, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, david. yeah, the threat level remains at severe which means an attack here is highly likely. as we gear up for the christmas festive period, we are seeing buckingham palace rush to implement new security plans during the popular changing of the guard ceremony. we're seeing extra security barriers being placed around the palace. the roads leading to the palace will be closed off for two hours during the ceremony. now these new tighter security measures were already in the works, but authorities in this country decided to act now in direct response to the attack on that christmas nrmarket in berl. david. >> in response to berlin. you were saying also keeping their eye on another major event just days away. >> reporter: absolutely, david. yes, another cause for concern, of course, is the new year's eve fireworks display with some 100,000 people expected to line the banks here to watch the display. the london mayor says he is constantly