craig. >> kelly o, west palm beach.abeth missing her christmas service for the first time in nearly three decades because of a cold. that's not the only reason this was an historic holiday for the royals. we'll explain after this break. also ahead, more on the death of george michael. i'll be joined by one of this country's preeminent music writers and critics to talk about the singer's impact on the music industry. nosy neighbor with a keen sense of smell... glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. only glad has febreze to neutralize odors for 5 days. guaranteed. even the most perceptive noses won't notice the trash. be happy. it's glad. the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. another first? christmas church service for prince george and little princess charlotte, clearly fascinated by the bells. joinin

i blame you and west palm causing some of those airport delays due to volume.t was doing fine until you got there. i'm just saying. here in atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international airport, delays just here at the many security gate only 15 to 30 minutes but it's been smooth sailing here. of course, this is the world's busiest airport. they expect more than 4 million travelers here in atlanta over the holiday period. the busiest times actually expected later this week on the 30th of december. things so far doing okay. another major problem area in the country, bonnie mentioned west palm. there's also minneapolis/st. paul, and also l.a.x. dealing with some slight delays, 45 minutes or so because of some construction. so again, airlines are still telling customers to arrive two hours before their flipgt. at any point there could be that ripple effect. atlanta, everybody connects through here, so they might see problems later on, but for now, smooth sailing. hallie, back to you. thank you, gabe gutierrez in atlanta. i will take the blames for the delays in west

you're in west palm, but even you're not immune to the delays west palm beach, two flights delayed about and a half. the big board at the security checkpoint, minneapolis also delayed about an hour and a half. those are two the of the problem stops. minneapolis, l.a.x., this area where i'm walking right now it's in front of the main security checkpoint. not much of a line here. things are moving very smoothly here in atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport. lines moving very quickly. they are saying they're taking about 15 to 30 minutes so far to get through this line, but hey, hallie, it could be a whole lot worse. as you mentioned, the trouble spots are in the upper midwest, some folks seeing blizzard conditions, minneapolis dealing with some problems, and of course the northeast, those airports around nuke and laguardia, they could also quickly become trouble spots, so can atlanta's hartsfield-jackson. more than 4 million passengers are expected during this holiday season here. all it takes is for other problems in other parts of the country to turn into a ripple effect here. airlines ar

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nbc's kelly o'donnell is at west palm beach covering the trump recessi transition. we heard from netanyahu regarding dealing with one or two presidents at the same time. >> reporter: well, good morning, tamron. this is really a striking series of events that played out over the holiday weekend, when you have a friend of the united states, benjamin netanyahu, accusing the united states of actually setting into motion this critical anti-israel resolution at the security council. as you point out, something the u.s. denies and at the same time, warning the obama administration that they would look to donald trump for help if the u.s. current administration didn't do more. so this is a complicated drama that has some history as we know. the president, president obama, and benjamin netanyahu has had a tense, at times, difficult relationship and this all dealt with a resolution before the u.n. security council. israel said that's the wrong forum to deal with issues related to the jewish settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem. the united states viewed the resoluti

halle jack is in west palm beach, florida. covering the trump transition. choosing publicly to view what happened yesterday in terms of the sanctions from the o bam administration as an opportunity to extend an olive branch to donald trump. donald trump it seems responding in kind. >> yeah, setting the table for each other for what is going to go down in three weeks from now. when donald trump takes office as president on january 20th. you saw not just his tweet, but the brief statement yesterday. these are the public comments he made so far on russia. the decision for him now is will he reverse the sanctions or not? in doing so, will he upset members of his own party in congress who want to see not just sanctions, but tougher sanctions or does he anger vladimir putin by keeping them in place. we are in this interesting-week period of almost a dayitant or a pause between donald trump and vladimir putin with what happens with the sanctions. both are interested in maintaining or building a relationship with the other that is a policy position that raised a an

. >>> and then the outgoing exchange over the rhetoric of the israel, and kelly o'donnell is in west palm beach, florida, where the president-elect seems to be on a working vacation of sorts. >> reporter: this is an issue you noknow well. there are knows that believe the settlements are an impediment to a two-state solution to revolve the seemingly middle east conflict in the east and this is where the obama administration and the trump transition and future administration are on different sides. typically we would not expect to see the next president weighing in, but donald trump did. he let his position be known before the u.n. vote and after and seeing that the u.s. took a pass on even participating in the vote, donald trump let it be known he was not happy about that, and this is one of the cases where the obama administration and donald trump staked out different positions. a divide between the president and president in waiting over israel. >> that the united states did not vote in favor of the resolution. >> reporter: friday when the united nations voted to rebuke israel the concer

kerry sanders for us in west palm beach. >>> trump to meet with silicon valley elite. what they've got to gain and the issues that could come in the way when we come backment . [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her new mobile wedding business. at first, getting paid was tough... until she got quickbooks. now she sends invoices, sees when they've been viewed and ta-da, paid twice as fast! see how at quickbooks-dot-com. >>> president-elect trump, a who's who in silicon valley. larry page of alphabet and google fame. apple's tim cook. sharyl sandberg and owner of the "washington post," e lon musk and intel oracle. joining me from palo alto, california. michael ferdig. this is a varied group. no question. older companies like the microsofts and intel, but the tech community hasn't as a whole been behind donald trump. so what do they want out of this meeting? >> they're generally opposed to donald trump. you can see the fingerprints of peter teal on this meeting but some have held out and declined. one of the great social and civic agitators of silicon valley. meg whi

let's go to nbc's kelly o'donnell in west palm beach, florida.what else is the president-elect up to today? >> reporter: well, being it's a holiday, stephanie. it's pretty quiet on the trump world front. there are no public events expected. but there is also a tradition for the trump family here in palm beach. they will have the annual new year's eve party at the mara lago club. that will have about 800 guests we're told. this is something that is not a personal party hosted by the trumps, but it is the club. and we expect that sylvester stallone and quincy jones will be among the guests. dinner and dancing will be there. they will be ringing in the new year, unlike many americans, in a very posh style. and ringing in a year that will send them to the white house. so we don't know of any other events today, or if we will even see the president-elect in public. so we're watching that. but twitter is his instant early-morning way, any time of the day, way of communicating to the public. to the media, to the voters, even around the world. and we saw

for that, live to nbc's kelly o'donnell in west palm beach, florida. kelly o., mar-a-lago is where you are at this point. are we hearing anything new from the trump team in reaction to all of this? >> reporter: nothing new this morning, and we do expect since this is the final business day of the year that the president-elect is taking meetings, doing work to plan for his administration and his inaugur inaugural, but the president-elect has put out a statement since these actions unfolded and it is a notable statement in terms of the message that donald trump is sending. he said it's time for our country to move on. to bigger and better things, sorry, i lost it for a second. nevertheless, in the interest of our country and its great people, i will meet with leaders of the intelligence community next week in order to be updated on the facts in this situation. so what's notable to me in this is that there are two messages. one, wanting to move on, looking ahead to his own administration and not wanting to be additional conversation about russia's activit

kelly o'donnell is here with me in west palm beach. hans, what's happening this hour? the closure. the punishments in place at the russian compounds. people basically getting out, right? >> we haven't seen anyone leave out. they are clearly closed. there is surprise in some quarters in the u.s. administration that putin decided not to retaliate. speaking to a u.s. administration official who was saying, look, this could be an acknowledgment by russia that they did, indeed cross the line. here's where we are now. this is the statement from putin from a couple of hours ago explaining his decision. he said, although we have the right to retaliate, we will not resort to irresponsible kitchen diplomacy, a reference to the kruschev era. we'll plan our further steps to restore russian-u.s. relations based on the policies of the trump administration. that's the russian president thinking he can wait out the next three weeks. then we'll have a new administration. one note, they put out an invite on twitter inviting the children of american diplomats there legitimately to a party at the krem

larry, several air emergencies over the weekend...this time it was a flight from chicago to west palm beach. around midnight, pilots belived the frontier jet developed some sort of fuel leak over indianapolis. the pilots immediatly brought the plane down safely in indy. the plane safely taxied to the gate. passengers boarded another flight to continue on to florida. larry autria afternoon sun - rainy, chilly tuesday (some sleet possible in the morning) - coldest air of the season on the way today: early morning clouds, then partly to mostly sunny. highs: 52-57 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy and cold. lows: 32-40 winds: e 5 mph tuesday: rainy and chilly. sleet possible in the morning at the onset. highs: 39-46 winds: ne 5 mph an assault rifle - arrested at a northwest dc pizza shop. investigators now believe it all started because of a fake news article about hillary clinton. suzanne kennedy is live with the very latest.. suzanne? convenience store clerk in spotsylvania county.. david washington is being held without bond. investigators say surveillance video shows washington

peter doocy is live in west palm beach florida. >>> donald trump said he was hoping for a different outcome yesterday? >> reporter: the exact opposite outcome. but he did hear from him a few minutes ago. he took to twitter, he likes to do, instead of holding press conferences. and he said that come january 20th things will be different at the u.n. this vote did not go the way he urged it to go in david tweet -- different tweed yesterday, he said he wanted the u.s. ambassador to use america's veto power to stop the resolution that would stop israel from building sentiments on the land the palestinians claim is their open but ambassador power did nothing. she abstained and let the resolution go through. something that the lead are of israel, benjamin netanyahu, hoped would not happen. trump said he thought this resolution would put the israelsy to a bad get negotiating position. >> what is the president-elect up to today? >> reporter: he made a rare trip off of campus, away from his to go down the road to the trump international golf course for a round of 18 woods, and tiger woods, who lives

. >> my colleague, kristen welker, in west palm beach, florida.ow is the transition team responding to the latest bit of news from the president-elect? >> reporter: well, they're walking a fine line, katy. they're trying to moderate it, put the focus on updating the united states nuclear arsenal which is, of course, something that president obama is already doing, modernizing it, securing it, but that's, of course, not what president-elect trump indicated in that tweet and his comments to mika b. earlier today. his incoming press conference, sean spicer, the former rnc director was pressed on this by matt lauer earlier today. >> if there's going to be an arms race -- >> there's not going to be. but there's not going to be because he's going to ensure that other countries get the message he's not going to sit back and allow that and what's going to happen, they'll come to their senses and we'll all be just fine. >> reporter: so sean spicer trying to walk that fine line of talking tough but at the same time, reassuring americans there won't be a nuc

west palm to lauderdale that is where the showers are. across the northern counties you can see the line, the green color, 60s in citrus and hernando county still low 80s across the southern counties. throughout the evening partly cloudy skies clearing from the north, a little breezy and lakeland, the parade starts at 7:00. the wind will be picking up, rain will not be an issue. i will tell you when it returns in a couple of minutes.>>> democracy 2016, donald trump officially on his thank you tour to honor the voters who gave him his stunning victory, before the celebration gets underway he had to take care of last-minute business. trump and mike pence making a stop in indiana to from moving to mexico. the company agreed to keep 800 jobs at the indiana plant, but hundreds more are not lucky. the company received $7 million in tax incentives to stay, trump plans to do the same for other companies. >> i want to let all of the other companies know, we are going to do great things for business. there is no reason for them to leave anymore. yo

. >> let's get the latest from west palm beach. hallie jackson remaining on duty for us. covering the president-elect near his mar-a-lago retreat and we knew that president-elect trump wouldn't be able to let this one slide. >> reporter: no, come on, craig. he's on holiday, sure, doing kind of a working vacation down here in south florida, as all presidents and president-elects do during vacation, of course, but he's certainly not silent, getting on to twitter and let's pull up the tweet here basically saying the president thinks he could have won over here. no y, all caps. donald tru citing jobs leaving, isis, the health care law, this hypothetical scenario. unconstitutional scenario, frankly, would have put donald trump over the edge. >> the president-elect also had to say more about the united nations after the resolution aimed at israel on friday. what's he saying about that? >> reporter: yeah, listen. he's taking aim, in regard to president obama on the podcast but also this international institution, essentially, saying that the ewe nunited nations isg club for peop

he knows he is talking with obama who has a different view. >> kelly o'donnell reporting from west palm beach. >>> now to security in new york's time s square and around the world. here is how law enforcement is preparing. >> reporter: a record 7,000 uniform and undercover police will be on the streets, including hundreds of heavily armed counterterrorism officers. this year, law enforcement is bringing in sand trucks and other vehicles to block off streets. in cities across the country, it's a similar sight. fences and concrete barricades in boston and chicago. >> it's sad that we have to do this type of stuff. but it's a reality of what's happening now in the world. >> joining me now, former new york state homeland security adviser. it's great to have you here. the police are sealing off times square with 65 garbage trucks and 100 patrol cars. investigators have visited over 3100 car and truck rental businesses advising owners to look out for suspicious behavior, because of the truck attacks this year in nice and berlin. are they doing the right things? >> any type of event you have w

. >> in west palm beach, peter ducey, fox news. >>> today's storm impacting some of the most vulnerable. at 6:30 pm the many homeless trying to escape the cold wet weather. >>> at first, a live report on the latest conditions and how you should prepare. >>> the snow is coming down causing for rough conditions as many people had up for the holiday weekend. >> vicki dollars is along interstate 80. what are the conditions?>>reporter: the conditions right now are healthy flows of traffic increasing into the evening hours. we now have nightfall meeting with cloudy conditions. that is impacting visibility. caltrans is asking drivers to keep your distance. even though you may be experience, there are many drivers experiencing these conditions for the first time. >> has it just been coming down all afternoon? >>reporter: it has been steady the entire afternoon. we have been here since the morning. some periods it picked up quite a bit. the consistency is expected to continue into the evening and morning our. caltrans expecting chains and snow to continue into tomorrow. there are multiple statio

nbc's kelly o'donnell is in west palm beach, florida, with more on this. kelly what is the latest reaction from the president-elect today? >> well, there is a new tweet where he is wishing everyone a happy neyear, but also acknowledges his so-called enemies and saying they don't know what to do wh his victory. that's the latest word from inside trump wor from the president-elect himself, using his twitter account as he so often does. now, of course, this is new year's eve, and the trumps will, like they have many times before, attend the annual bash at the mar-a-lago club. so there will be partying tonight. what is unclear is in the new year, what kind of relationship will donald trump have with vladimir putin. right now, we just aren't sure where he stands. >> as barack obama and vladimir putin face off in a high stakes chess match, donald trump tweeted his way in between them friday, praising the russian president after he held back and decided not to expel american diplomats as expected by other top russian officials. trump wrote, great move on delay by

let's go straight to msnbc's kelly o'donnell covering the trump transition team for us from west palm beach. kelly, great to have you with us this evening. this is hitting a new level tonight. i don't think anyone would have really predicted that cities on such a personal relationship now that we're hearing from both president-elect donald trump and vladimir putin. where is this relationship going and what do you think we might be hearing from donald trump in the days ahead about this particular issue? >> well, part of what's made this so fascinating and complicated ed to watch unfold, ayman, is it's difficult to interpret exactly what donald trump means. are we to infer there's some admiration there, some friendship there? is there an arm's length respect for one leader who's got a style that donald trump may like? at the same time, we have also been very clear that there are a number of people in the trump kind of sphere, the future administration, who are quite critical of the role in the world that putin has played. so how will this shake out? in talki to seniorraditional official

peter doocy in west palm beach tonight. thank you, peter. >>> president-elect trump's cabinet may be almost full with only the secretaries of agriculture and veterans affairs remaining to be nominated. as well as the cabinet-level position of u.s. trade representative. nominations are only half the battle. the senate still gets to have its say through the confirmation process. chief political correspondent carl cameron tells us what to expect. >> reporter: while democrats plan to grill and oppose most of the president-elect's cabinet nominees, republicans control the majority and have few complaints. >> all in all, trump is going to get virtually everyone that he nominates. it's possible that he'll have to withdraw one or two because of problems that emerge. >> reporter: mr. trump has tapped five members of congress for his cabinet. first up for confirmation, alabama senator jeff sessions for attorney general who with the expressed support of senate democrat joe manchin of west virginia appears poised to kick off the confir

nbc's kelly o'donnell is in west palm beach, florida, where the president-elect is vacationing. kelly has the latest. >> reporter: a divide between the president and president in waiting over israel. >> the united states did not vote in favor of the resolution. >> reporter: friday when the united nations vote to rebuke israel, the current ambassador to the u.n. told the world the obama administration would not get involved, skipping the vote. less than an hour later, donald trump sent his own message on twitter. "as to the u.n., things will be different after january 20th." but some experts caution trump to wait his turn. >> now we have the very difficult situation of two people speaking for the united states. >> reporter: in palm beach, mixing work and play. trump made no official appearances in florida but did not need to be seen to be heard. on foreign policy, trump's team released a congratulatory message from russia's president. trump described "as a very nice letter from vladimir putin. his thoughts are so correct." putin referred to trump as "his excellency." and "encoura

host: let's go to john in west palm beach, florida. caller: good morning. i grew up in the tv generation of the 1960's. my mother -- father was a tanker in world war ii. he took me to the movie "tora tora tora!" when i was 10 years old. i viewed it the other night. after watching c-span all week, i'm amazed at how accurate the movie actually was. it really was like the first docu-drama. i wanted to get your opinion on that. the producer made great efforts to keep accuracy in his movie. i just wanted to know how you felt about that. ian: i agree with you. i think it is the best movie that has been made about pearl harbor. that includes the more recent 2001 movie. as you say, that is a film that tried to use all of the most up-to-date historical sources at the time it was made and to accurately depict what happened. i also think it was a joint effort between american and japanese filmmakers. the japanese sequences i think are a real highlight of that movie. i agree with you. i wish there was more filmmaking like that today. the filmmaking track record of the

plans to take a break and tee-off with tiger woods today at the trump international golf club in west palm beach. >>> mr. trump makes another decision in regard to this presidential administration, kelly ann conway named white house counselor yesterday. the camden county nature live help shape the message of the trump administration. conway is the first woman to lead a winning presidential campaign. >> meanwhile, president-elect daughter ivanka was harassed by two strangers on flight from new york there is picture turned up on social media yesterday. one of the men told ivanka her father was quote ruining the country. two passengers then kicked off the plane before depart to go san francisco, the scene caused an hour delay, once in san francisco, ivanka then board add private jet with her family, it took off for hawaii short time later. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> smoke fills the hallways, frightening months for new york residents inside a high-rise building when a fire breaks out. >> and a new jersey mail carrier is hailed as hero. hear how she saved a man's life, that's when

. >> reporter: a mistrial in the murder-for-hire case jury in west palm beach, florida came back split. >> there were three votes for guilty and three votes for not guilty. >> reporter: the state attorney vowing to try yet again to prove she hired an undercover officer posing as a hitman in 2009 to kill her newlywed husband. >> like, 5,000% sure. >> reporter: arguing the videos in this case speak for themselves, but defense claimed this clip was staged by the police department to impress the crew of the tv show, "cops." >> is your husband michael? sorry to tell you, ma'am, he's been killed. >> reporter: maintaining she was going along with what she believed was part of the show as she told us in december. >> that was the purpose of it. >> you were acting in the tapes? >> yes. >> the reality is she attempted to hire people to kill me before. >> reporter: in 2011 convicted after solicitation to commit first degree murder, but that verdict was thrown out on appeal. now the 34-year-old is preparing tor tried for a third time. >> what we're focusing on is how we can better bolster our messa

it is a sand christmas tree in west palm beach. 35-foot creation, 600 tons of sand to make the creator'sarge christmas tree in the word created entirely from sand. apparently, jeff, also weather resistant. >> oh. >> impressive. >> after last year's sand tree was dampened by the rain. sculptors brought in a week early so sand would have time to bake in the sun making it hard as a rock. >> beautiful. >> beautiful. >> true, they can't knock it down? >> i mean if, really strong storm came in. i, i am sure it could be gone. >> wiped out. >> yeah. >> challenge is on. knock it down. no, no, no. leave it the way. >> unlooeash group of ten kids it with a hatchable. >> with a hatchable. wouldn't mind getting one. >> kind of neat. >> tomorrow morning's forecast. cold. 41 south bay. 37 trivalley. for the north bay. coldest average. 37 degrees. san francisco, also chilly. and 46. we'll have sunny weather right through the week end. maybe chance of ran next tuesday and thursday. >> hmm. >> thank you so much, jeff. that will do it for us. hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye. >> bye. ♪ [ cheers and applau

in west palm beach, florida peter ducey fox news. >>> the united states angered israel today by obvious staining the injuries of -- obstaining the injuries. israel's settlements are not legally valid and demanded it to be halted in results of savaging the two states. opposition has been supported by the united states for many years. israeli prime minister benjamin called it shameful and israel looks forward to working with president elect trump to negate what they call the harmful ethan kochisfects of the resolution. >>> actress carrie fisher is in critical condition tonight after suffering a heart attack on a united flight from london to los angeles. it happened just 15 minutes before the flight landed at lax this afternoon. people on board gave her cpr until the plane landed and paramedics could take over. a passenger became unresponsive during a flight. the plane was met by a medical personnel at lax and fisher was taken to the hospital. she is most famous for her role as princess leia in the star wars movie. she was in london on a book tour. >> we talked to a couple of witnesses who

president-elect will reportedly take a break from transition meetings today to play golf with tiger woods in west palm beach, florida. >>> christmas only two days away but there's still time to help children in need. there are several toy drives going on today. in about an hour and a half lefty o'doul's is kicking off its last-minute christmas eve toy drive starting at 6 a.m. going on all day and most of the night. you can drop off a toy in the barrel at 333 geary. the goal is to collect about 15,000 gifts for local children. >> it's a fun atmosphere down there, too. they have fake snow and everything. and you can also drop off toys for the san francisco firefighters toy drive at the program's headquarters 2225 jerrold avenue. firefighters will start handing out presents to hundreds of kids starting at 8:30 this morning. and in san jose, parents will be able to pick up presents at sacred heart. the organization got thousands of donations this year. doors open at 9 a.m. >>> time check, 4:39. still ahead, the search for the owner of a military medal. we'll tell you where this purple heart was discovered

peter doocy is traveling with the president-elect and he is joining us now from west palm beach.is the update for how over they are on the budget for the f 35. >> it is four years behind schedule. the price tag is close to $400 billion and that maeks this plane, that is supposed to replace the f 16 until 2070, the most costly acquisition project ever. just because it costs a lot doesn't mean it doesn't have a lot of problems. there are fatal problems with the ejector seat and software that is not always compatible with radar. the president-elect is suggesting all of these problems mean that boeing will get a second shot at the contract because in 2001 they wanted it but lost out to lockheed martin, now the boeing ceo seems to be on good terms with the president-elect scene say he will get the new air force one project, two planes, built for less money. >> i want to shift gears a little bit. what is he saying about the guest list at the inauguration. it's just a couple weeks away. >> there are catered reports that certain famous people don't want to go to his inauguration. he says

nbc's kerry sanders is in west palm beach with more on all of >> reporter: good morning, hoda. dalia dippolito could have taken the stand in her own defense, but when it came down to the critical decision, as is her right, the 34-year-old decided to remain silent. instead, she and her legal team hope that the jury focuses on what they call police misconduct. this morning, 34-year-old dalia dippolito's fate rests with six florida jurors. if they again review the police videos of dalia dippolito allegedly firing a hit man or later bursting into tears when police told her her husband was murdered. even though he was very much alive. at the last moment the judge deciding to allow this emotional video into the case. as the jury now knows the husband's death was fake. set up by cops. prosecutors allege dippolito's crying was all an act. but the defense team argues the beach police department are the real theater produced to enhance the reality tv show "cops." the police said they were aware the "cops" show was filming, but it in no way influenced their investigation. >> those videos,

it's on the west palm beach water front.ll including 600 tons of carved sand. >> what happens if it rains. >> or a kid walks by, that's the end of that. >> they're not toing to have rain here, here's' look at the seven-day forecast. >> go ahead and wash your car. >> and then it will clear out and be real cold next week. >> that is it for us, see you for the news at 5:00. sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. at progresso, we are now using 100% atibiotic and hormone-free white breast meat chicken in all our chicken soups! behold our greatest opus! ♪ >>> stand by everyone. we're live if five, four, three, two, one. ♪ jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the way ♪ ♪ oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh hey ♪ >> that's how they ring it in, the festive season at the white house, jingle all the way, the obamas' last white house tree lighting ceremony, eva longoria and garth brooks ther

seem to pertain to the department of agriculture if we can put the tea leaves together from here west palm beach. all right. i hope it is ice tea since you are in florida. >> thank you. proosht it everybody. we turn on the diplomacy for an in-depth look of officer steven. a lot of titles and knowledge. walk us through how it wor diplomatically. for folks who don't follow what's going on between the capitols. we have been reading about past harassment and u.s. officials and how that fell and we got the party invites today and this is putin saying he wants to be warmer, how does this experience relate to the president? >> putin is trying out his flexible persona. i think he's doing this in part because he knows yesterday his handle got caught in a cookie jar. he's not going to fight the claim that there were some hacking. he's doing donald trump a favor and trying to make it easier for him to stand down. i think we'll judge in the end that barack obama did donald trump a favor. >> how do you make it? >> on january 20th, he's going to be able to say look the president took a serious, action i

. >> we have our reporters for you, halie jackson in west palm beach and hans nicolls, our correspondent in washington. halie, we have russian ambassadors michael mcfaul, ambassador, i will get with you in a minute. halie, let me start with you there. how surprising is this? >> it does not seem surprising when you look at the history of what president-elect trump has said publicly about vladimir putin and what his team has said about the relationship that donald trump wants to have with donald trump once he takes office. it would have been more surprising if he comes out and tweeted the opposite of what he said about vladimir. and decided hey, maybe he would hit vladimir putin and come out and do this. this is consistent of what we have seen of donald trump. you called this of a bromance at the top of your show, giving donald trump his space and not coming out and allowing this ball to be in donald trump's court. the street was pinned to the top of donald trump's twitter page. that tweet will stay at the top regardless of what donald trump tweets. in the last couple of minutes here, the

. >> reporter: just two weeks ago, the debs family of west palm beach, florida, were excited for their thanksgiving day vacation. >> it started off amazing. it was a wonderful, fun trip. we were visiting my sister-in-law at her farm, and then on to maine for that was the plan. >> but the fun turned tragic when 11-year-old oakley, one of the debs twins, who suffered from asthma and a mild nut allergy ate a piece of pound cake covered in what he thought was chocolate. >> there was extract along with roasted walnuts on top of it, which looked like chocolate. >> we took our usual precaution. gave him benadryl. literally an hour to 2 1/2 hours later he cup >> i went to sleep. my uncle woke me at 4:00 in the morning. he said, we need to go now. i said, where? he said, to the hospital. >> that night oakley vomited and his parents called 911. the ambulance arrived but oakley had gone into anaphylactic shock. his airway suddenly closed and his heart tragically stopped. >> it feels like half of our life is gone. struggling with the fact that, you know, his life was taken so soon. >> i just was l

kristin is in west palm beach, let's start with the man chosen to be secretary of the army. >> that'sht, mr. trump hay announced this yesterday, he has a pretty diverse background, steph, ceo of virtue 2,000. at best point, also former owner of the florida panthers. quite a broad swath there. they say wait, is mr. trump stocking his cabinet with too many billionaires. are they really the right people to help working class voters, the workers that helps push donald trump into the white house? they say these are people who are highly successful, they know how to get the job done. and i can tell you, can stand by the picks. the roof will be in the pudding if the folks get confirmed to see what they produce. >> i want to talk about michelle obama, sitting down with oprah w winfrey, what is she saying about her future? >> really fascinating. the exit interview was certainly fair. they want her to run for office, if not the presidency, perhaps senate. opr oprah winfrey really pressed her. >> would you run for office? >> no. >> any kind of office? >> i don't make stuff up. i'm not coy. if i

here is halie jackson is back with us in west palm beach florida with more on all of this. i want to start with the security council vote. earlier, you spoke with the ambassador to the u.s., he says the obama administration is behind this resolution. he says israelis have proof of all of this, he would not reveal to you in the air of what it was. here is some of what he had to say to you. >> we have proof. i don't believe we know it and we'll share it with the in coming administration to the appropriate channels. they can decide whether they want to share it with the american people. we are not going to share with this administration because this administration is behind it. we are waiting for r the new administration to come. >> how is the u.s. responding to these accusations and what does it say of american/israelis relations. >> kind of a lot to impact here. >> start with the question of what the united states are saying. the white house team to the state department. here is the deal. back on friday when this was happening. the u.s. responded, you heard e for example, be

he's covering president-elect trump in west palm beach florida. anything reaction from the trump world and how do you think this will play in the u.s.? >> reporter: we have not yet seen a specific reaction from his senior team. there is been a lot of reacti s reactions. and also from democrats like new york's chuck schumer going forward and cory booker of near si and there is a lot of concerns of the u.s. abstaining and not wanting to do that and there is concerns of how it is perceived around the world. for republicans, a much sharper review of president obama specifically and his administration for his lack of intervening with this un resolution of the abstention vote and many republicans feel the state of israel is not treated fairly. just to give you a sense of it, we got a sense of an array of these statements that are coming through, including from -- i will give you chuck schumer to start off. he indicates that he reached out from his sort of purge of the top democratic to the administration and urging them to take action. that did not happ

john: we begin with peter ducey live in west palm beach. what did we just learn about how the president-elect will be communicating with americans from the white house? >> reporter: the president-elect will keep signing into twitter even after he is sworn in as president. sean spicer told a rhode island affiliate that we should expect to see mister trump expressing his thoughts 140 characters at a time even after january 2, '02. he has been targeting president obama and the united nations we for his predecessor mister trump doesn't think mister obama should be claiming hypothetical victory, president obama said he thinks you would have won against me, he should say that but i say no way, isis, etc.. the president-elect exposing frustration about the anti-israel resolution the united states let pass with another tweet. he says the united nations has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time. so sad. there is apparently a lot more where that came from on twitter for the next fou

host: let's go to john in west palm beach, florida, on the air with ian toll. good morning. caller good morning. up in the tv generation of the 60's. my father was a tanker in world war ii at the end of the war. and he took me to the movie -- and he took me to a movie when i was 10. i viewed it the other night again, and after listening to , i am amazed at how accurate the movie actually was. it really was like the first document-drama. get your opinion on it. the producer made great efforts to keep accuracy in his movie. i wanted to know how he felt about that? ian: yeah, i would agree with you. tora is the, tora, best movie ever made about pearl harbor, including the most recent 2001 movie. thatu say, that is a film tried to use all of the most up-to-date historical sources at the time it was made, and you try to accurately depict what happened. i also think it is terrific that it was a joint effort between american and japanese film makers, directors, writers, and actors. the japanese sequences i think are a real highlight of that movie. and so, i would agree with you, an

cnn's jeremy dimon is joining us from west palm beach, florida. dissolving this foundation, describe and explain to our viewers why it may be easier said than done? >> reporter: that's right, dana, well the trump foundation should be pretty easy to shut down. it's got no employees, it has no real fundraising operations to speak of. and it has a little more than $1 million in the bank. but the donald trump foundation is still being investigated for a variety of reasons. the trump foundation is still under investigation by this office and cannot legally dissolve until that investigation is complete. now the trump foundation is under investigation for among other reasons accusations of several dealing, in other words accusations that donald trump used the foundation's money, which is primarily other people's money, not his own, to settle private legal disputes by making charitable donations through the foundation. this is the way that donald trump says that he is trying to start to settle some of these potential conflicts of interest he may face as p

jeremy diamond is live right now from west palm beach florida with a pretty nice christmas duty there. let's talk about this story. explain to our viewers what this means and the idea that dissolving the foundation really could be easier said than done. >> reporter: well, it's interesting because the foundation actually has no employees, it has no real active fundraising operation to speak of so it should be relatively easy to shut it down but the problem is, the trump foundation is currently under an investigation launched by the new york attorney general and the new york attorney general's spokeswoman told me in an e-mail, "the trump foundation is still under investigation by this office and cannot legally dissolve into that investigation is complete." so despite donald trump's to shudder the foundation, he can't do that legally just yet while the investigation continues. that investigation is related to a number of things, including accusations of self-dealing that donald trump used the foundation to settle personal, private business at times, legal disputes and he used the foundat

. >>> with apologies to our friends in the northeast, it's 80 and sunny in west palm beach. a very different story up in has has to maine. buckling up ahead of a brutal rain and snowstorm getting ready to close out 2016. no surprise, by the way, snow blowers are a hot seller right now. whiteout conditions are expected in some areas. with more than a foot of snow forecast up to the border. >> get our groeshs and now we can go home and wait for the storm. >> we'll get over to the weather channel's meteorologist chris warren. yes, it's winter. yes, it's going to snow. this one is looking particularly intense for folks in new england, right? >> yeah, parts of new england, hallie, are going to be dealing with very heavy rain. at times you'll mix the wind in there and it will be dangerous to be on the roads in some cases. let's start off with a look at where the snow is versus the rain. it's not super cold so there's still am of the big cities in the rain. the snow here, especially in the higher elevations, you see some of the darker shades of blue, that's where the heaviest snow

i'm hallie jackson in west palm beach, florida. we are all watching what's happening in washington. that speech and the exclusive interview right here on msnbc with secretary of state john kerry sitting down with andrea mitchell. here's what he had to say after the controversial u.n. vote last week. listen. we'll get to that interview in a moment. andrea mitchell just completed an interview with john kerry talking about not just israel but potential upcoming punishment to russia for its role in interfering in the u.s. election process, according to u.s. intelligence assessments. andrea mitchell, if you are with us i want to talk with you a little bit about the sit-down you completed. tell me what stood out to you. you asked tough questions about whether john kerry is making it worse now for a possible peace process. >> he rejected that suggestion completely. he said, look, this is really for the security of israel, that israel long-term as he said in his speech can either have two states or if it is one state it can be a jewish state or democratic. but it can't be both. because of t

we have live fox team coverage from london bureau but we begin with peter ducey in west palm beach, florida. peter. peter: jon, president elect is playing golf with tiger woods, not far from mar-a-lago where he stays down here and woods "ed a game according to transition officials. he's obviously one of the most famous athletes in the world but mr. trump has a message for anybody trying to say that his upcoming inauguration is going lack star power, he says this, quote, the so-called a-list celebrities are all wanting ticks for inauguration, but look what they did for hillary, nothing, i want the people. he is concern not just about russia but also about terrorists and rogue nations and mr. trump is also saying he's ready to move on from the notoriously expensive f-35 fighter jet program tweeting that he wants boeing to come up alternative. he did meet with boeing and lockheed. seems like the boeing meeting went better than lockheed meeting. making decisions for somebody who has not been sworn in yet and his newly minted press secretary says he's not breaking protocol by not asking the pres

. >> looks like a nice day in west palm beach. enjoy it. >> reporter: they're all nice. >> yeah. >>> donald trump promises to bring down the cost of taking care of kids and elderly relatives for millions of americans. analysts say child care can cost more than college tuition in many states and nearly half of people over 55 do not have any money saved up for retirement. we are live with more. how does the president elect say he plans to help people in this situation? >> reporter: one example, john, president elect trump says he wants families to be able to make the decision, to be able to afford to make the decision whether or not they want to stay home and take care of their kids. same goes for taking care of an aging relative. we have bullet points on child care. the president elect wants mother who don't get paid leave from employers to receive six weeks guaranteed ma ternty leave. those under a certain income ceiling could deduct expenses up to a certain amount, this includes stay at home parents and for low-income families th

kristen welker has details from west palm beach florida. >> reporter: good afternoon, details are coming in. here is what we know at this hour, tmz is reporting that earlier today, ivanka trump was on a jet blue flight with her kids and husband when all of a sudden, one of the passengers expressed displeasure about her father and kicked off of the flight. the question how heated did the exchange get. that remains up for debate and up for discussion. we understand that the flight was traveling to san francisco and going to hawaii. we try to get reactions from them. they are essentially relaying all of this and all questions of this to jet blue. service officials stresses as the daughter of the president elect. she does have full protection. the decision to remove the customer from the flight is not taken lightly. >> customer will be asked the deplane if the situation runs the risks of escalation during flights. our team worked to reaccommodate the party on the next available flight. we reached out to ivanka's representatives as well as trump's officials, we'll update you as soon as we get