today the president-elect tweeted about mayor rahm emmanuel. emmanuel spokesman responded in a statement saying, as the president-elect knows from his conversation with the mayor, we agree the federal government has a strong role to play in public safety. we are heartened he has taken this issue seriously. >>> a colorful parade of floats cruised through pasadena. we have the highlights of this year's rose parade including who stole the show. >> why mariah carrie is blaming the production company for problems with her performance. all because of one unruly passenger. :: ::: "i'm >>> a flight headed to sfo made an unexpected stop in new zealand all because of one unruly passenger. >> witnesses say the man was upset about his seating arrangement and became verbally abusive to crew members. that's when a facebook user hit record. evidently the captain decided enough was enough and diverted the flying. because of that stop, the passengers had to be put in hotels overnight. the flight landed safely shortly before 7:00. >>> a transient was arrested on

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i think one piece of mayor rahm emmanuel's statement is true, we have to address some of the structural and that has to do with an eroding infrastructure around education and jobs for you people. if you want to think long-term how address the tough problems in chicago that's certainly one pathway for it. however, that can be done at the municipal level, the state level and the federal level so he can't put that all on the federal government. there's things that can be done locally to address some of the structural challenges. craig we've got to understand this challenge from a sort of back up a little bit and take a look at the big picture. if you think about the ways in which the media's covered chicago over the last several years, think about tyshawn lee, laqwan mcdonald video and the false reporting around that, you can see there's been some irreparable damage between law enforcement and the community and the community they're charged with protecting. there's got to be a local effort to try to repair those issues, because when the police can't be trusted and law enforcement are a lit

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rahm emmanuel initially resisted the investigation of the police department. gabe gutierrez, this was striking to see loretta lynch standing before the cameras making this assessment. what does it mean for the chicago police department right now, and moving forward into the future? >> hi there, peter, good afternoon. there are many questions regarding that considering that the trump administration will be taking over, and its nominee for attorney general, jeff sessions, has said that he's not a fan of using federal courts to bring about local police reform. the local from term order of police, the head of the fop is also calling this a rush job but let's take a look right now at some of the things found in this report, if we can put those up. the attorney general loretta lynch said there was a pattern or practice of using force including deadly force in violation of the fourth amendment by the chicago police department. also a failure to collect adequate data to determine whether force was used correctly and that there was low officer morale and low officer ac

rahm emmanuel, obama's chief of staff, really rammed through a lot of things and worked closely with house democrats. one thing rahm emmanuel liked to, do he liked to use the house gym to get some of his work done, some of the lobbying. my shouted question to mike pence is whether he'd use the house gym or senate gym left unanswered. the senate has a tennis court and the house has a basketball court. >> hans nichols, thanks much. >>> looking at the big screen that's up on the television right now is where we expect to see chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. the small one is where any moment president obama could be walking out making that two-mile trip down pennsylvania avenue back to his home. it's also where we find kasie hunt who is monitoring the xh comings and goings there. we had chris murphy on who said toward the end of the meet iing he said he almost seemed the president himself couldn't be fighting this fight, that he couldn't make these moves to save the affordable care act. and senator murphy saying, if republicans break it, they own it. is that the sense from other members h

so the reporters were getting from somebody in the white house, maybe rahm emmanuel, ounded like rahm, whoever sent gary the false lies that he used for a script, never bothered to read the bill and see that the allegations of birthism, whatever that is, was just a lie. it said beginning in 2012. nobody was trying to get anybody thrown out of office. and whether or not somebody like john mccain was qualified to shall president, you would get it resolved. couldn't imagine a worst horror for america to have someone elected president and get thrown out after they are elected, we are go talking about riots and dwoiding and even worse than this administration has been able to do on its own. i didn't want to yank a president out of office, but i thought this is a bill posey thought of a very fairway. and those that were concerned about my friend ted cruz being appropriate to be president, i thought if the left hadn't so demonized bill posey's bill, he had the framework that would get this out of the way long before you ever got to a party nomination . and you couldn't come in at the last mi

: welcome back to "fox & friends first", president trump ready to take action if chicago mayor rahm emmanuelty's murder crisis. tweeting quote f chicago doesn't fix the horrible carnage going on, 228 shootings in 2017 with 42 killings up 24% from 2016, i will send in the feds. well, this coming hours after emmanuel slammed the president offering unsolicited job advice. >> you didn't get elected to debate the crowd sides of inaugural. you got elect today make sure that people have a job, the economy continues to grow, people have security as it relates to their kids' education, et cetera, it wasn't about your crowd size, it was about their lives and their jobs. heather: bloodshed in chicago worsening in chicago as of last night. 2017 is starting out with 247 shootings, at least 44 of them being murderers, comes in the wake of 2016's nearly two-decade high murder rate of 762. let's keep talking about the crack dmown chicago. what do you think. is federal intervention the best fix? log onto "fox & friends" facebook page right after the show for a live debate. #keeptalking. abby: secret service

>> i don't know if rahm emmanuel or whoever the governor is, i don't know if they are feeling like hets to come in or whether he is grandstanding. there is a trust issue. i don't know. anything that will help, i'm in for it. >> my frustration is and you know this, you go to our communities and all too often, you have the vigils and the teddy bears and the candles. you have yet another young brother or sister who has been killed. we then go say gun control and they say pull your pants up as if they did that. nothing gets done. >> well, if we started in the right place and say listen, i understand you have issues in the community. there are huge issues. there are no jobs. let's talk about the white communities. pills and drugs are the issues. we all got issues. if somebody said listen, come to a summit and tell me. i would love that. everybody could have the conversation. >> if trump had that and invited whoop i goldberg, would you go? >> it would take a while for me. i will tell you why. because i felt that when he came on to our show years ago spouting the lie that turned out to be he

. >> rahm emmanuel, an arm-twisting dealmaker.had rapidly ascended the democratic leadership in congress. he knew the hill. and he knew health care. >> some value having gone in the clinton white house, saw where it went wrong from the inside. >> emmanuel and obama knew they needed congressional buy-in this time. they decided congress should write the bill. >> i just want to make sure i don't get in the way of all of you moving aggressively and rapidly. >> and there were others obama needed on his side. the special interests. insurance companies. big pharma. the doctors associations. >> karen represents america's health insurance plans. >> we understand we have to earn a seat at the table. >> he wanted the very groups that had killed health care reform in the past inside the room now. in march 2009, he brought them all to the white house. >> we kept every one of those but one at the table. >> all of the groups here need to stay involved. >> they all made demands. obama made deals. >> none of these groups are doing this out of the

but i would ask mayor rahm emmanuel why hasn't these communities of major violence been invested in athe level that the money has been coming into the city. >> so chicago police say they are planning to invest resources, want to beef up the force with 1,000 new officers by 2018. we know they've increased the number of body cameras. they have offered more training to the police force. i think, you know, we are talking about what is being done and yet you talk about the root of the problem hearing from you, being, in part, unemployment. but there are also poor people in other cities that don't have the same violence issues that chicago is facing. so what do you see as the solution? >> i'm not just saying unemployment is the main problem. it's divestment from communities so when we look at chicago we also see the biggest a. school closings in american history happened in chicago, mainly in black and brown neighborhoods. we also see that social programs -- when we look at governor rauner, social programs that were helping people who were trying to get on their feet and gain employment and

. >>> just in to cnn chicago mayor rahm emmanuel is responding to president-elect donald trump's tweet this morning demanding the city do something about the rash of deadly shootings. in the tweet trump said chicago murder rate is record-setting, 4331 shooting victims, 762 murders in 2016. if the mayor can't do it, he must ask for federal help. so now merry manual's office released this same to cnn saying, as the president-elect knows from his conversation with the mayor, we agree the federal government has a strong role to play in public safety by funding summer jobs and prevention programming for at-risk youth. by holding the criminals who break our gun laws accountable for their crimes bypassing meani meaningful gun laws and building on the partnerships between police. we are heartened he is taking this issue seriously and looking forward to working with him. so far chicago has vowed to beef up it is forces with 1,000 new officers by 2018. they have also increased the number of body cameras and are working on retraining the police force. >>> up next, president obama fighting for his

now for the first time today, chicago mayor rahm emmanuel announced that the city had agreed in principlebegin negotiations on an independently monitored and court-enforced consent decree. there are a lot of questions about this moving forward. donald trump has said that he favors aggressive police tactics but his nomination for attorney general jeff sessions has also shown a reluctance to use federal courts to bring about local police reform. however, the mayor of chicago today said that he had not spoken with the trump transition team, that he had been briefed on this yesterday so there are questions about how this will work out moving forward. the department of justice has opened about 25 such investigations over the last couple of years and is right now enforcing 19 agreements with cities across the country. andrea? >> gabe gutierrez in chicago, thank you so much and we'll be right back. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out

chicago mayor rahm emmanuel has vocally opposed donald trump on immigration issues. >>> david muir will do the first one-on-one interview with donald trump and you will see excerpts all day today. you can also tune in for the one-hour primetime special tonight at 10:00. >>> the woman who stole francisco supervisor swot scott wiener's cell phone could be released. lasonya wells struck a plea deal yesterday. she had faced a kidnapping for r ransom charge, which is much more serious. had she been convicted of that, it would have sent her to prison for life. public defender said that wiener's prominence and wells' record probably escalated the charges. wiener says he's satisfied with the this outcome and he hopes wells gets her life back on track. >>> we are learning more about the sad mystery, the couple found dead in their berkeley apartment. police discovered the bodies of valerie morash and her ruz roger and their two cats in their deacon street apartment on monday. carbon monoxide and radiation poisoning tests came back negative and there are no visible signs of foul play or forced ent

so obviously rahm emmanuel comes from national politics having been member of congress and top official both the clinton and obama white houses so she comes from the national political but i think this is a fight that donald trump would probably be happy to have because the situation in chicago is so objectively bad. i think there would be a lot of support for some sort of federal intervention. >> from your experience when he said send the feds in, what exactly do you think that means? you talked about the attorney general or doing some oversight, do you think he's talking about moving people in physically, the national guard to help correct the situation? >> send the feds in is a 30,000-foot generalization. my guess is we are not talking about, you know, national guard troops or anything in the streets of chicago. i think you could be talking about justice department intervention and certain crime prevention patrolsies in chicago, extra manpower for the police department, pressure to use different techniques in policing perhaps similar to what has worked in new york and other cities. t

the money, good for him and i commend him for it. >> do you think defund asking going to move rahm emmanuelsio, i can see it with the smaller cities but where big city where is seems to be defining political issue for the mayor, how much do you think the defunding threat actually matters there? scott: i think it matters a lot. what will happen in new york and chicago, they will take it out on the actual police departments, sorry, you don't have enough money to do ab, c and d and that hurt it is people of new york, average everyday citizen who is paying taxes and wants to live in secure city i think is going to be at risk. ultimately, they will follow the law. it's federal law. you know, there is a supremacy clause. it's going to be fun quite frankly to see rahm and de blasio battling with the new attorney general. maria: it's going to be interesting four years. dagen: the cities will try to raise tacks on the people who are already paying through the nose. that's another option. new york city, we said this yesterday, new york city could lose $7 billion. maria: 7 billion. dagen: the city, an

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. >> rahm emmanuel, an arm-twisting dealmaker. the democratic leadership in congress. he knew the hill. and he knew health care. >> some value having gone in the clinton white house, saw where it went wrong from the inside. >> emmanuel and obama knew they needed congressional buy-in this time. they decided congress should write the bill. >> i just want to make sure i don't get in the way of all of you moving aggressively and rapidly. >> and there were others obama needed on his side. the special interests. insurance companies. big pharma. the doctors associations. >> karen represents america's health insurance plans. >> we understand we have to earn a seat at the table. >> he wanted the very groups that had killed health care reform in the past inside the room now. in march 2009, he brought them all to the white house. >> we kept every one of those but one at the table. >> all of the groups here need to stay involved. >> they all made demands. obama made deals. >> none of these groups are doing this out of the goodness of their he

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article from john fund, who had a great book br election out and he quotes from former colleague, rahm emmanuel. never want a serious crisis to go to waste. he told a conference of top c.e.o.'s while his boss was still elect president-elect. rushed tore emergency legislation characterized the ama presidency and nowishing -- now issuing policies. and and the constitution explicitly gives states the power to set the times, manners and places to holding elections. homeland security, jeh johnson used the excuse of friday's report of russia's hacking of the democratic national committee to declare state and local voting system will be designated at critical pieces of infrastructure so the department of homeland security can protect them from hackers. miss move coming just 15 days before president obama leaves office. and they question the wisdom and its constitutionality. quote, while the federal government has the general power to protect the nation's cyber infrastructure, they cannot intrude without clear constitutional mandate, unquote. unhue, a ucla professor. there is no federal power to contro

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he reached out to rahm emanuel and said, what can we do to help you out? so far, he said, no response from emmanuel. obviously, it is not something the mayor there wants to talk about, at least not with this president. >> rahm emanuel this week was taking shots at trump, then he was firing back, so whenever the meeting is, i would love to be a fly on the wall because it will be very entertaining. this is what trump has said, some things have to change, progress has to be made on the violence, and that is something that as far as gangs, carnage as he mentioned in his inaugural address, this is a top priority. he says if the situation does not improve, i am getting the feds involved. >> jon: it would not necessarily have to be federal troops or national guard troops come he could be talking about bringing in more i.c.e., immigrations and customs agents or even the fbi. >> there are a lot of options to be fair, trump does not have his team in place yet, the attorney general has not been confirmed, i think he will be confirmed, but these decisions on policies and cities, century cities, the "dreamers,"

rahm emanuel over the cities violence. trump tweeting "chicago murder rate is record-setting." if mayor can't do it, he must ask for federal help. this week's after the mayor emmanuelle met with the president-elect. his spokesperson replying to the tweet saying "as the president-elect knows from his conversation with the mayor, we agreed that the federal government has a strong role to play in public safety. in 2016 more people were killed in chicago then new york and l.a. combined. >> this is a chicago problem. >> he had led the african-american community. >> were going to continue to see carnage. >> he says he reached out to trump during the campaign but didn't hear back. he agrees chicago needs federal funding. >> and there is a fire, hurricane, tornado, they call a state of emergency. federal funds come in and help rebuild the town. we have a state of emergency in chicago. >> in the crowd, the reverend jesse jackson calling for a white house conference on violence. chicago's crime problem is complex. a illegal guns, gang battles, te city's exclusive agreement with the aclu that ended stop and frisk. low police morale. the city's top cop says it's time to get toug