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tonight, we pray for peace on -- andnd goodwell goodwill toward mankind. for was, a child is born.o us, a son is given. and his name shall be called wonderful, counselor, the mining god, the everlasting father and the prince of peace. may the blessings of light and life and love the yours this christmas season and beyond. amen. ♪ this holiday week and on c-span, here are some of our featured programs. weay at 12:30 p.m. eastern, will hear from representative charles rangel of new york. the net to: 10:00 p.m., from the shakespeare theatre on capitol hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful that on trial, where samuel alito serves as presiding judge. and at 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. andh on c-span www.c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> next week, washington journal day devote a program each on the new trump administration. monday, we will look at national security and defense issues, including challenges facing president-elect trump's national security team in the year ahead and

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the result is single trackingrak between new carrollton andnd cheverly.t this time. time. we'll certainly keep updated ifp you're heading out in northwest connecticut avenue northbound a crash at pliers mill road theoa left lane is blocked southboundh traffic getting hi bite on theee northbound. all lanes northbound had been blonortckhbed look at thek at e delays through kensington kensin heading to from wheaton glenmone much please watch for that onee and watch for residual delays aa well on other secondaries in the area.area. eastbound 29 crash blocking the left lane at crash monument drin in addition to that, southbound 295 jams up solid from south of 50 down towards the 11th t 1 street bridge.et bri eleventh street bridge inbound slow-moving traffic and 50intraf inbound through cheverly fromlym about 410 to 295 is slow.w new york avenue past bladensburu remains heavy.remains hea we have you covered.over. any questions for your commutesr at erin fox5 on dc on twitter.wr steve and allison.ison. >> get you caught up on met on m tomorrow we are continuing

the northbound side we have asie crash between howard road andnd the 11th street bridge a care ar spunhere because ofer t those slick conditions.he we'll take a qe uislck looklook outside and show you what you're up against. heavier rain top of the beltway light volume throughvolh college park 95 over to georgia but a slower commuteute than usual. want to tap those brakes takep h it slow. grab your umbrella.os our umbr elmetro ilas on time if you wanw to hop on the rails instead.heli back to you maureen and steve.ae >> thanks erin. e >>> president-elect donaldid trump announcing more jobsenunc coming back to the united unite states. >> police department changing their dress code for religious reasons. more on that story next. story . >> president-elect donald trump announced jobs comingin back to the u.s. u.s >> fox news correspondent cresp jackie ibanez is monitoringitorn the latest. >> very very strong withy on israel. i think israel was treaterd unfairly.unfa president-elect donald trumpelec taking parter in his longestr in exchange with reporters. report. >> where when do you see t

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there are aid organizations attending to rescue chihildren, the elderly, andnd the interim s quickly asas possible. you can still see therere is plenty of chaos. crowds of people with all their belongingsgsy the amuts -- ambulances. "guardian" middle east correspondent has posted his aerial picture of the green evacuation buses. any caption accompanying -- in the caption a competing, he said "a symbol of the worst displacement. it is like a scene from dystopia." this shows some and taking his caged birds on a bus out of east aleppo, especially poignant considering that he is escaping a war zone with all his worldly possessions. very powerful material being shared online from aleppo tonight. syria was at the top of the agenda today at an eu leaders summit in brussels, but despite anger at the bloodshed, members have little appetite for fresh action. instead, they opted to extend by six months the sanctions already imposed on russia, not for syria, but for its annexation of crimea. free still about, it is -- four east aleppo, it is too little, too late. reporter: as eu leaders arrive i

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saturday night dry conditionson expected in the 30s out andnd about.t be a stormy night which is great news and then if you'ry going to the redskins gameame sunday afternoon generallyener cloudy skies with a few showers about 50 on sun day.ay a lot going on.t gog on okay. that's weather update. take my walk today, erin. >> i loved it i decided since s tomorrow is your last walk of >> i'm going to core graph itapi fo you.. i'm going to take you some marka on the walk where you can turn. >> okay.>> o >> moves to do. make an epic final walk of 20161 >> okay. all rigkaht.rig >> are you cool with that. >> i'm tha in. i >> i'm going to be a part of iti i decided.ecided. since it's been the man show yow need a woman' presence for the e last walk.st we'll move over to traffic now. >>> this is 270 southbound out by shady grove.ro traffic flowing from 70 down tow the spur without any delays. use caution slick spots.ion potential for ponding northbount side quiet as well.uiets we'll move it over from the wet roads and take a look at ourur maps despite the slick s

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they have just f finisd their school andnd go daily after th scschool. beatenve been arrested, in every harsh way. what is r remarkable is re and protest is taking place daily, which is very important because until this moment, they were not that involved i in the momovement in general. amy: how is bush are al-assad maintaining his power and what about the lack of western media in syria being able to really show the pictures of what is going on? killing.y violence against its own people, only to remain in power. amy: a new report by amnesty internatational says an estimamd 500,000 people have been forced from their homes amid a brutal government crackdown in majority kurdish regions in turkey's southeast. the report warns the widespread displacement and demolition of homes over the last year may amount to "collective punishment," which is a war crime under the geneva conventions. this comes amidst a widening crackdown across turkey against kurds and pro-kurdish activists, lawmakers, and journalist. in november, the turkish government fire 10,000 civil se

we will speak to aormer rockette andnd the journalist wo revealed the donald trump dangleled ambassadadorships to e a-list inauguration tatalent. why is he having so much trouble? then what will happen whehen donanald trump takakes over ob's drone war program? we will speak with jajameel jafr author of the "the drone memos: , targeted killing, secrecy, and the law." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israeli officials vowed on monday to build thousands of new settlement homes on occupied palestinian land in defiance of a united nations resolution passed friday condemning such construction as a flagrant violation under international law. the plans violate security council resolution 2334, which was approved friday on a 14-0 vote after the united states abstained, denying a veto sought by israel and president-elect donald trump. palestinian negotiator saeb erekat welcomed passage of the resolution. >> we hope that this your message to the israeli people is they must accept international committees call to stop set

attorneys atte that filed it say that they thah have filed it on behalf of terrence sterling's family andnds naming brian treanor theor officer allegedly fired the t shot as well as the officer oic who was with him that night as s well as the d.c. police. government. those are all being sued in this $50 million lawsuit. lsuit. let's tell you a little bit about what the suit saysat according to t a press relieverl it says the complaint alleges that that metropolitan policelie officer brian trainer shot mr. sterling in the backer in killing mr. sterling from themr safety of a police vehiclestlicc despite the fact that mr. sterling was unarmed andrmed posed no danger to officer trainer or any other person.er the complaint also allegeslainta that officer brian trainer andrd his partner violated multiple metropolitan police department general orders in the moments leading to mr. sterling'sterlg's death specifically the complaint alleges that that they prohibited -- i'm sorry, sr it alleges that the general order 301.3 prohibits officers o from placing themselves in the front of an oncoming vehic

it only takes 15 minutes to walk around but there are about 20 attractions andnd it dates backo the era of the samurai. it opened in 1853, the year comma door ma true perry led his fleet to japanan to open its ports. it began as a flower garden. then game the rides and the park has been going strong ever sense. but one thing hasn't changed since terry arrived. foreign visitors still account as 1% of all visitor to the park. this year the park started offering visitors a head set loaded with recordings in four languages. another fun way to soak up the atmosphere of all of japan. >> this is said to be japan's oldest amusement park. >> reporter: this is an amusic park, after all. one of the stops is a haunted house. it's rumored to be really haunted. and this is the ride for real thrill seekers, space shot. it blasts you up 60 meter above the ground offering a bird's eye view of the templple and tokyo' sky tree, japan's tallest structure. yeah, that was extremely scary but i really enjoyed it because i could see a beautiful view. also i could overlook the whole of the park. i want to ride

that team is on the site andnd working in concert with our other law enforcement enf particulate necessary.icul th the criminal investigation teami has been activated the site of a massive warehouse fire that killed dozens of people late friday night into saturday morning, this as the agonizing search and recovery continues.tu with the debris we are literally going bucketful by bucketful. when we find a victim behalf to stop. we have to then conduct an investigation. it has to be thorough. it has -- everything has to be documented. firefighters announcing on of the victimse very unfortunate that we have te tell you that we have 17 year17 old victim. no small children, but teenage children who are still children in our eyes. investigators say they have several days of work ahead of them as family and friends desperately wait for answers. like everyone waiting to hear. he kind of did what he wanted.t. he he was living his life.e. the recover rift also hitting less to home with the sheriff's department. deputies that we workk with lost and so we're still dealing withh that as we continue to deal w

we will speak with andrew bacevich to talk about the generals andnd trump's overalall foreign polilicy. aboutknows as as much national security as i know about r running a b business. and what i'm m about running a business iss next to nothihing. amy: then to pirates of the caribbean. we will look at how the revolving door with puerto rico's republican -- make is a fiscal catastrophe for the puerto rican people. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the syrian government says it's temporarily suspended the evacuation of civilians from eastern aleppo after accused the anti-government rebel fighters of breaking the terms of the ceasefire. one of the terms c called for anti-government rebels to allow for the evacuation of wounded civilians in another part of syria: two government-held towns in idlib province, which have been besieged by rebels. about 8000 people did successfully escape from eastern aleppo thursday before the evacuations were halted. there are also separate news reports of evacuation convoys

shortl >>> also weather and traffic tra on the 5s with erin andnd tucker at 6:35. 6 >>> we are also followingng news storiesew topping the news this morningth at 6:30. firse net, from europe the suspt in the berlinus christmas market attack is dead. d anis amri was killed in ale shootout with police. this napped milan italyappemila overnight. the shootout happened when police on routine patroloutine t stopped him and asked to see his i.d. papers and he pulled hp out a gun.. >>> also breaking out oft o europe, an update on a in malta.in a plane from libya landed onde the island of malta about an aba hour ago.go officials saying with two with w possible highjackers on board. malta's prime minister say emergency operations are under u way right now at the airport.noa it's a elf diddingir story. sto. >>> closer to home detectives tt in fairfax county are on the scene of a suspicious deathous near springfield.neprin our annie yu is live on thee on scene with the very latest.t. good morning, annie. ann >> reporter: hey, goodorte hey,o morning, allison.g, allis good morning, everybody. fairfax count

insists that we strive to be what our japanese friends call common "with and for each other "with andnds call, for each other." that is the lesson of captain william callahan of the missouri. even after an attack on his ship, he ordered that the japanese private be laid to rest with military honors, wrapped in a japanese flag sewn by the american sailors. it is the lesson of the japanese pilot who, years later, returned to this harbor, befriended an old marine bugler and asked him to play taps and laid two roses here at this memorial every month, one for america's fallen and one for japan's. it is the lesson our two peoples learn every day in the most ordinary of ways, whether it is an american studying in tokyo, a young japanese studying across america, scientists from our two nations unraveling the mysteries of cancer or combating climate change, exploring the stars. it's a baseball player like ichiro lighting up a stadium in miami, buoyed by the shared pride of two peoples, both american and japanese, united in peace and friendship. as nations and as people, we cannot choose the histo

the emperor and empress s appead on the balcony three times duriring the mororning andnd wa well-wishers. in an address, the empereror expressed gratitude for the words of congratulations he received. he said he feared for the well being of many of the evacuees who were left in the cold after a huge fire. he said he hopes 2017 will be a cheerful and peaceful year and that he prays for people's health and happiness. the imperial household agency said about 38,000 people visited the palace friday. that's the largest number during emperor akihito's reign. in the afternoon, he met with prime minister shinzo abe, the president of the house of counselor and the speaker of the house of representatives who visited the palace to celebrate his birthday. >>> u.s. president-elect donald trump has suggested that he may change the country's nuclear arms policy from that of president obama. barack obama has called for a world without nuclear weapons. in a twitterer message on thursday, trump said the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world co

getting the g gifts they ordered online in time for christmas thanks to some fast acting witnesses andnd quick police work. officers have recovered morere than 40 packages and otherothe stolen items in two separate case he.case today they return some of those items to their rightful owners. i've been waiting for these. our police officers have done an awesome job because it's really quick. this is a result of an alert citizen that has given usus information. no possible without somebody seeinb what happened and actually calling the police to let usus know what occurred. police have arrested four juveniles and an 18 year old suspected of stealing christmas packages.pa well, the christmas rush is here. pep are hightailing it out of town for the holidays and airports are busy. if you're flying, the last thing you want to get held up in the security line. lindsay watts is live at the reagan national. >>reporter: first off i have to say that it is a great time toet be traveling here at reagan. it is surprisingly quiet heree tonight. we have a few people coming off their flights, but look, nob

. -- andnd up in the river. >>>> realized -- >> business is good. especially when developing producucts with new customers. a number of youngsters have found work at his company. james is 20. he was trainined on the job ands now one of the firm's most experienced members of staff. >> i've worked inin this place r seven years. it is a really gooood job. secures m my livelihood. yes, i i fully depend onon it to suststain my life. >> the bigs so for 30 or $.40 each. more than 50 businesses are regular customers, they want to develop new products. >> that is the immedediate plany now. >> it can increase sales. that should mean that there will be fewer plastic bags disfiguring and polluting the environment. a small but significant victory for environmental protection and kenya. -- in kenya. >> we leave you with the memory of a great african musician who passed away this year. he died in april, age 66. the superstar across the african continent and beyond. a great man performing in germany five years ago. stay with us. anchor: a fragile cease-fire in syri

he used six different names, lived all over the place in germany andnd westphalia and the south.his is a major point, and during his time, he had contact with prime i.s. suspects from germany. brent: do we know how police know that he had that contact? have they given us that evdence? reporter: not from official sources, but from backgrounds and a number of different puzzle pieces from various medias that he was in touch with actually nis --an i.s. preacher who was arrested last month, said to be the number one of i.s. in germany. there were contacts to our prime suspect anis amri. brent: it could be another place for the investigation, certainly not the end of the story. think you very much. -- thank you very much. german lawmakers were brought up to speed regarding the latest developments with the truck attack when senior cabinet members and officials and police commanders attended an emergency meeting of the internal -- bundestag's internal affairs committee. reporter: this is the slogan of this administration here. demonstrators had been invited by the alternative for germany

we had so am of these pictures that came in this morning, the rainbows and from the passing clouds andnd showers along a cold frontnt earlier this morning. this one came in from collegecol park, maryland. look at the bright colors. a the look of time that thehe rainbows that we see are blurry. thank you to all of you who seno those in.in. a beautiful site as the sun passed through and tried to come out which it did later in the afternoon. weather headlines, colder, in the 30s tonight.ight it was so mild this morning butg when you head back to worko tomorrow a different case you'l' need the heat on in the car. sunshine tomorrow all day, a beautiful afternoon, but like i said, struggling to hit 50-degrees. it looks brief, light, before we change over to all raining, the timing not ideal between 6 andad 8:00 a.m. that could cause some issues for the morning commute and also tho cold air will return. we're talking wind chills bylls friday so a it normally is by the end of the year.ye 6 # still outside in washington. 58 baltimore objection, 55 in annapolis, 55 in martinsburg and 54 out in win

park police andnd d.c. police and so you want too leave those items at home, we talk about it at all these all e events firearms, weapon and of any kind, knives, pepper sprayea and this event you are not allowed to bring ipads.. if you're headed out today.od that's the very latest here ther from northwesty la d.c. annie yu fox5 local news.ew >> looking good.king looks like there's going to beob one big holiday party down there. >> could you believe it's already that time of year.t time >> yes. >> you can. >> i can. >> you know i can. >> 18 days. >> 1 gary, how did you8 da know?iy >> come on now. s the official datel d th.ugh. >> eighteenth, a week beforeeekr christmas the 18th. the 18t >> my wife's birthday is on the 19th. >> she feels my pain.n. you got to do two different dre gifts. none of that here come combined.combed. that's the pet peeve. pet p >> are you saying she feels your pain because you workou with me and she lives with me. m >> i wasn't going there but since you brought thatn't up.t. >> here'

parents have been asking andnd tonight what we've learned is that the district is not going to be adding any extra securityx here at central high school. however, what they are going to be doing is reassigning current staff to put more eyes on the th lunchroom. that is where that fight brokeit out on friday, a fight that wasa so brutal three students had to be hospitalized. all since have been release. you're probably wondering if police were are involved. this he were, the decision, though, was made not to make any arrests. prince george's county sent extra officers to assist thece h school resource officer and foun security guards regularly stationed at the school. in addition to putting more adults in the lunchroom, the district says central high school is taking steps to to address issues of diversity and culture. that's because what the schooltt is saying is that it was a group of african-american students who attacked a group of hispanic students. so the school is now going to be creating a student advisory team made different backgrounds.ackg i've gotten a lot of feedback on socia