i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we begin in berlin where the international manhunt is intensifying for a 24-year-old anis amri who is described as armed and dangerous. fingerprints found in the driver's cabin of the truck lead them to believe that amri was the attacker. today angela merkel said the suspect had been known to authorities and even had been tracked for some periods of time as a potential threat. two u.s. intelligence officials tell nbc news that amri was known to american counterterrorism agencies as an isis sympathizer and was on watch lists. one of tens of thousands on the radar of news agencies. overnight germans conducted several raids looking for the tunisian national in connection with the truck attack. >>> joining me with the latest, ann thompson in berlin. the big question how did this guy get away from german authorities, how was he even on the loose after being on everyone's radar for some time? >> yeah, andrea, there are two big questions today. first of all, where is anis amri? first of all,

>> thanks, andrea.up -- family business. how will donald trump separate his adult children and their involvement in the transition from their role in his businesses? that and a lot more with president obama's ethics czar next. ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. >>> it's not like there's anything nefarious going on or sneaky or transparent. we've been very clear about the role of his family. >> sean spicer defending the inclusion of trump's three adult children at the meeting with silicon valley. joining us is norm eisen, former ethics czar. do you have a mrob with them being a part of this meeting and other meetings as well as being a part of the business, at least don jr. and eric? >> thanks, andrea. and i do have a problem with the blurring of the trump family business and the official business of the president-elect and the united states of america. look, every president has h

andrea? >> to that point, when we look at carrier, how many jobs are actually being saved, kevin tibbles, and what is the deal for that? is it more tax incentives are being done by indiana, of course the sitting governor, mike pence, or the parent company wants to get -- it's a major defense contractor, wants to be on the right side of this incoming administration? >> reporter: the bottom line, andrea, they're talking about saving 1,000 jobs. when those jobs -- when it was announced last february that the jobs were going to be moving to monterrey, mexico, they were talking about losing 1400 jobs. all of the people on the day shift behind me here inside the carrier plant, which, by the way, makes furnaces, not air conditioners, bottom line, all those people working in there today are wondering who are the 1,000 who are going to keep their jobs, who are the 400 that will not keep their jobs? that's something that a lot of people talked to me about yesterday as i went around to the local waterin

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as donald trump is writing new history every day, often in 140 characters or less, the president-elect challenging the cia's assessment that not only was russia behind the dnc and the john podesta hacks, but also did it to influence the election outcome what is the proof? this morning trump tweeted can you imagine if the election were the opposite and we tried to play the cia card? it would be called conspiracy theory. and this morning, trump's apparent top choice for secretary of state is rex tillerson. >> he's much more than a business executive. he's a world class player. he's in charge of, i guess, the largest company in the world. to me a great advantage is he knows many of the players. he knows them well. he does massive deals in russia. he does massive deals for the company. not for himself, for the company. >> kellyanne conway joins me now from the trump tower transition offices. thank you very much. >> hi, andrea. >> good to see you. a lot to drill down on. first of all, rex

there's andreas. >> i do think that he's created that sort of hyper protection around him again. >> andreas even to this day i don't understand. some people still stayed, still stayed when they were told the truth. >> without those people going along and being there, he would not have been able to reconstitute the group. >> it hurts me to see he's still doing the same manipulation and it's sad because people give up their lives. you give up your power. they're going to deny their own ambitions, their own abilities and talents for him. everything's going to be done for him. >> the thing is what i would say to them if i thought that they could hear was he is not it. he is only here for himself, not for you. now, could they hear that? i know they couldn't. i couldn't hear it for 22 years. >> innocent people are coming now to this day, and they're very sincere and they should know. they should know the truth. >> the only way we can get to him is undercover. otherwise if he sees a camera, he will disappear. imy moderate to severeng crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk

thank you to andrea, thank you to nicolle. when we come back, new comments by speaker ryan in his relationship with donald trump. yes, there is more news on the transition. >>> i regret those comments that he made. i don't think -- claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. i think that should be absolutely disavowed, it's absolutely disrespectable. >> that was june 7 this year. what a difference winning an election makes. it was no secret speaker paul ryan and president-elect donald trump had a rocky relationship before the campaign. tonight we're hearing from the speaker what that relationship is like these days in an interview with "60 minutes." >> you called donald trump a racist. >> no, i said his comment was. >> i'm not sure there is a great deal of daylight between those two definitions but he definitely called you ineffective and disloyal. have you patched it up? >> yeah, we have. we're fine. we're not looking back, we're looking forward. like i

you're right, andrea. i am strongly supporting my long-time friend i have known since he was in the 11th grade jamie harrison who has been a tremendous success in south carolina who will give full time to this job. i really believe he at 40 years old with the kind of record he has, the kind of background he has, that's the kind of person we need to help us rebuild, rebrand, and reinvigorate the party. let me say this for keith. i like keith a lot. i know what it is in your younger days to say things that you look back on and regret later in life. i said a few things when i was organizing sit-ins that i'm glad we didn't have the internet back th then, but these are things you say when you are trying to fight against inequality. when you mature, look back on it, you can say a lot of times there was a better way for me to say that. so he has apologized, if memory serves, or he says he regrets some of those things. and all of us wish we had not said some things we have said. so i admire keith a lot. i told him

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president-elect donald trump today making what we first reported here on saturday. he's making it fish today. nominating exxon ceo, rex tillerson, to head the state department. setting up what could be one of the most highly anticipated confirmation fights of a generation. fueled in part by bipartisan concerns over mr. tillerson's ties to vladimir putin, the russian leader denounced as an aggressor by house speaker paul ryan, a thug by mitt romney, and a butcher by senator john mccain. joining me now exclusively to discuss the tillerson pick and a lot more, the priorities for congressional democrats during donald trump's first term, house democratic leader, nancy pelosi. madame leader, thank you very much. >> a pleasure to be here. >> well, your initial response, rex tillerson, what we know about him is that he's spent his entire career at exxonmobil. he is the american most closely connected to russia. they had a giant oil deal in alaska, $500 billion, that was canceled because of th

we turn it over to andrea mitchell and her hour. andrea? >> peter alexander in now on "andrea mitchell reports." deadly inferno. the death toll in the oakland warehouse fire at 36 now as the search grows for those still missing. new today the criminal investigation begins into what caused the fire. in a space one former tenant called a death trap. >> we have now 36 families, not only grieving for their lost ones but also they want to have answers. >> i don't want to say "was" but you know what i mean. he is in the prime of his life, only 22. he's got plenty of life ahead of him. >> courtesy call? as donald trump's short list for secretary of state grows more fallout from his protocol-breaking phone conversation with the leader of taiwan. >> well, i think the conversation that happened this week with the president of taiwan was a striking call. president obama reached out to cuba and was a hero. president-elect take as call and it's a thing in the media. >> and pipeline victory. members of the standing rock sioux tribe celebrate the halt of

mitchell and we respect andrea. if you're sitting at home and you want to know the truth so to speak, sometimes it's hard to know what that is. great conversation. thank you for talking with me this afternoon. >> trump and pruitt will make america gasp again talking about the president-elect's choice for the epa. what makes tom pruitt so objecti objectionable? that's next. "mr. garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, and he made a friend at the company. can i say it? go ahead! what's in your wallet? nice job dad. let's just get a sandwich or something. "or something"? you don't just graduate from medical school, "or something." and we don't just pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and hand-slice avocado. there's nothing "or something" about it. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stic

thank you to andrea, thank you to nicolle. when we come back, new comments by speaker ryan in his relationship with donald trump. yes, there is more news on the transition. jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. tmom didn't want another dog. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair just floats. uhh help me! (doorbell) mom, check this out. wow. swiffer sweeper, and dusters. this is what i'm talking about. look at that. sticks to this better than it sticks to lulu. that's your hair lulu! mom, can we have another dog? (laughing) trap and lock up to 4x more dirt, dust and hair than the store brand stop cleaning. start swiffering. >>> i regret those comments that he made. i don't think -- claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. i think that should be absolutely disavowed, it's absolutely disrespectable. >> that

andrea? >> anne thompson, extraordinary images indeed. >>> meanwhile in turkey, andrey karlov, the russian ambassador is being mourned. the united states has offered help. richard engel is there. what is the erdogan reaction so far? do we think this man was a rogue, an inspired terrorist or do they think he is part of some plot? >> reporter: well, typical of erdogan we have been hearing a variety of different theories coming from him and his inner circle. some of them suggesting that the gunman didn't work alone, that it was too professional, that it could not have been someone who didn't have help and an organization behind him. there have been officials who blame it on the gulinists, the movement that according to turkey tried to carry out the coup in this country just about a year ago. less than a year ago. so even though that doesn't seem to fit with what the militant himself was saying in his -- as he was carrying out the assassination. he was saying he was a jihadi and wanted to do this

andrea riseborough. watch "nocturnal animals" in theaters now. to you by the dick's sporting goods foundation. go to sports matter.org to help save youth sports. >> the latest political bombshell. >> they were referring to the senior most government official in russia. >> will allegations that president putin >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is brought to you by the dick's sporting goods foundation. go to sports matter.org to help save youth sports. >> jimmy: thanks to joey fatone, andrea riseborough, and i do want to make an apology to matt damon. we ran out of time for him again. we will try to get matt on the show in 2017. "nightline" is next, but first his album is called "if i'm honest," here with the song, "a guy with a girl," blake shelton! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes i'm the guy with the boys kicking it back or the guy with the guitar singing on a country track ♪ ♪ i might be the guy with an ice cold can stirring up dust on some old farmland ♪ ♪ when i walk into the party with you, girl you change all that i

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. donald trump telling the "today" show he likes president obama and is consulting the president on cabinet choices. trump didn't say whether he asked obama's advice on secretary of state, even as the president-elect told matt lauer on the "today" show that mitt romney isn't out of contention despite strong opposition from trump loyalists. >> let me go back to mitt romney. is he still under consideration? >> yes, he is. >> does he have a chance to become secretary of state? >> he does. >> this isn't about a case of stringing him along as revenge being a dish best served cold for comments he made during the campaign? >> it's not about revenge but about what's good for the country. i'm able to put this stuff behind us. >> the president-elect also mentioned exxon's rex tillerson for secretary of state who he interviewed tuesday as a real contender possibly showing a preference for a global business executive with strong ties to vladimir putin. that could be controversial. joining me katy t

andrea riseborough. watch "nocturnal animals" in theaters now. brought to you by the dick's sporting goods foundation. go to sports matter.org to help save youth sports. >> the latest political bombshell. >> they were referring to the senior most government official in russia. >> will allegations that president putin i'm at higher risktwice as likfor depression.troke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live!" concert series is brought to you by the dick's sporting goods foundation. go to sports matter.org to help save youth sports. >> jimmy: thanks to joey fatone, andrea riseborough, and i do want to make an apology to matt damon. we ran out of time for him again. we will try to get matt on the show in 2017. "nightline" is next, but first his

if we didn't do that, andrea. if we sat silent, i guarantee you the policy would continue because we have seen it over the last eight years just continue even when there's been a conversation about it or an effort to move the government in a different direction. so i think that's really, again, the reason the united states voted the way we did in the u.n. is it was in keeping with our values of our support and policy for a two-state solution, our support for democracy. our support for an israel that can be secure. we don't believe going toward states with increased settlers will increase the level of tension and potential violence in the region. >> how much was donald trump's choice of ambassador to israel someone who has been described as to the right of netanyahu, who is so pro settlement, how much is that behind your thinking? >> none. i haven't considered it. >> how disappointed are you? after all the work you have done. >> it's not my job to comment on nominees of a new president. i will respect the process.

andrea? >>> a vigil was held in a innocent victim's honor. >> i'm tracking a wintry mix that's likely to get here sunday into monday. details coming up in the full forecast. >>> remembering the victim of a deadly crash. in the past hour loved ones gathered in west philadelphia, to pay tribute to 55-year-old carol isom. she was sitting in her car wednesday when a suspect being chased by police crashed into her car. nbc 10's andrea cline-thomas was at the vigil and joins us live. andrea? >> that wednesday night carol isom had just left her home just around the corner from here to head to the store. that's when she unknowingly got caught in the middle of that police chase. and she never made it home. ♪ ♪ >> a large crowd gathered on the side of isom's west philadelphia home for a vigil. the 55-year-old was described as a woman of faith who loved her family, she was a wife, mother and grandmother of five. wednesday evening officers responded to a shoot-out at 48th and westminster avenue, two cars

hey, hall ji. >> hi, andrea. i'm hallie jackson.e three big news stories this hour. first, german police releasing a photo of the 24-year-old tunisian man they are looking for in connection to the deadly truck attack on a berlin christmas market. we have the latest in the intense man hunt coming up. we are watching two live events happening now. the north carolina state legislature is meeting for a special session to look at the controversial hb-2 bathroom law. and in los angeles, a hearing is about to start any second in the robert durst murder case where lawyers are expected to go toe to toe over the release of an explosive jailhouse interview. we beginit

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andrea mitchell joins me on the phone. besides experience dealing with the russian government, what other qualifications does tillerson have? can you give us perspective here? >> reporter: well his qualifications certainly as a global business executive are vast in terms of his context around the world, that's on the plus side. the negatives and i think an hour ago you were talking to the former ambassador to russia, mccall, the downside is no experience in diplomacy, no experience in running the state department. of course running exxon mobil as he has for all of these years is certainly a huge management plus, but he doesn't have experience in other aspects of diplomacy. so that would be the downside. when we broke this story about an hour ago on your program, chanel, what two sources. telling me close to the transition is that he is the voice, but of course in the world of donald trump, once the president-elect, until the president-elect announces it i would say anything can happen. he had been reported as the leading c

from "nocturnal animals," andrea riseborough. and this year in unnecessary censorship. now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, everyone. welcome to the show, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for coming. [ crowd noise/inaudi we all appreciate it. this is our last show before the new year. i have to say, it is weird that 2016 was only one year, i feel at least five years older than i did last year. so much arguing and fighting. people keep saying, i can't wait for 2016 to be over. but 2017, that isn't looking so great either. [ laughter ] like the movie alien. 2016 may have been the moment when the alien attached itself to our face, but 2017 is when it rips its way out of our stomachs and tears the ship apart. and as if 2016 wasn't difficult enough, we get news today that america, this country, is facing a whipped cream shortage. i know, just when you thought it couldn't get worse. america, apparently, there's a shortage of nitrous oxide. there was an explosion in august at a nitrous oxide factory in -- well, florida, of course. where else do you th

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president-elect donald trump going on camera briefly today, doubling down on his twitter threat to cancel a boeing multi billion dollar 747 air force one. >> the plane is totally out of control. it's going to be over $4 billion for air force one. i think it's ridiculous. >> so will policy by twitter be the hallmark of the new administration? how is the business world reacting to trump's threats? kristen welker joins me now from outside trump tower. this is unusual to say the least. it follows on a series of other threats against corporate america. first of all, let's drill down on the boeing 747. >> reporter: the planes would be 32 years old typically. those last about 30 years. it's getting tougher to maintain up take to replace parts. that's why the thinking is you replace them every 30 years or so. let me read you the statement from boeing, the reaction we are getting. they write, we are currently under contract for $170 million to help determine the capabilities of the complex mil

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that's a good point, andrea.ne of the things that will cause the imf to basically rally around christine lagarde and give her the support is not just that. we should stress it. it said she was guilty, didn't impose a sentence. her lawyer characterized it as a half victory. the reason why they will probably rally around her is they are very nervous that in the current climate with donald trump coming in as president next month having indicated he's pretty unhappy with the global order in place in recent decades there is concern that actually support from the imf from america could falter under a trump administration. if so, the imf definitely wants a strong figure at the helm that everyone can unite around. i expect to see the imf try to move past the scandal as fast as they can. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >> we have terrible breaking news from turkey. the russian ambassador to turkey has been shot and killed. we'll get an update from richard engel standing by in istanbul next. ♪ ♪ see ya next year. this sea

here's andrea canning with more of "the client." >> police had a suspect in custody. name was aaron louis. he was an unemployed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all like, yes, where is she? come on, where are you? we're ready to find you. >> as investigators focused on aaron louis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i h

andrea is 30 years old and she lived in oregon.he is a trained paramedic and ent and works in a medical facility. she moved back to auburn. as you travel around the world, were you instantly in touch -- constantly in touch with your daughters? mr. gruber: all the time. i think that is one of the things about skype and email and all of the apps that you use is you are able to engage and communicate constantly. once and a while, specifically in, in that situation with andrea, i excitedly said in communicating with this afghan housewife over facebook and she invited me to her home and went to injured use me to her family, and andrea said you are not going there. and i argued with her, and she said no, you do not understand come you're just not going. so i didn't go. brian: why did she want to to go? mr. gruber: there were some people while i was in cabo who would friend me on facebook, and i would kind of look on their feed and see and ask them how they found out that i existed before i would agree to befriended. at one point, there w

andrea boba is live with that story. andrea? >> reporter: julia, the firings behind me is only a block away from the home that went up in flames last night. the fire spread very quickly, so quickly and so fast, in fact, that the homeowner and his son -- from the flames. now, that fire began around 4:30 in the morning, flames you can see all around south san francisco. firefighters say the flames raced through the home's attic. twenty-five minutes into the fire fight, things became too dangerous, and crews had to move out of the home. >> we started seeing some signs of a ceiling compromise. at that point, we decided to make the call to pull them out. >> reporter: the fire also torched the home's garage, which had two plastic cars in it worth about $180,000. this was a complex fire fight for firefighters. typically a house fire doesn't take that listening to put out. this one took about an hour. live in south city, andrea borbuk, kpix 5. >>> police are investigating daly city's first homicide in two years after an alleged domestic

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andrea, muchÍsimas gracias.dremos la oportunidad de tener gente que nos visite. addis: quiero preguntarle, ¿se va a regularizar el tema de la renta de casas de campaÑa? presidente municipal: precisamente hoy, a las 11:00 am, hay una reuniÓn muy importante en san luis potosÍ para ver todos estos temas, que de alguna manera tengan la organizaciÓn y el control. porque se tiene contemplado que lleguen muchos excursionistas a acampar desde un dÍa antes. addis: derrame econÓmico. un evento sin precedentes, de lo virtual a la realidad. un placer conversar con el alcalde de mateguala, josÉ everardo nava. ahora sÍ, ya no me puedo quedar atrÁs con el tema de quÉ grupo le cancelÓ a rubÍ. ha habido dos contratiempos que don crescencio ha tenido que enfrentar. primeramente, ayer vimos a don crescencio en un momento de mucho estrÉs. Él estaba revisando el terreno donde se va a realizar la misa, porque la iglesia lamentablemente le cancelaron por miedo a que sufrir algÚn daÑo en su bien inmueble. vamos a ver la reacciÓn de don

here's andrea canning with the "face of evil." >> looking back now, this almost woman didn't make it. >> i said, if you keep doing this, you're going to kill me. he just said, do you think i actually care about that? >> is that when you feel like you're looking in the face of evil? >> i knew then completely in that moment he intended on killing me. >> little did she know that in this college town, she wasn't the only one. >> he said that he would go to jail for murder before he'd ever go to jail for rape. >> what is going through your mind? >> i wish i told all the people that i loved that i loved them. >> but was their private horror connected to a very public mystery? >> everyone is saying, what is going on in this community? it had people asking what's going to happen next. >> more women connected by tragedy and by questions. could a killer have been stopped sooner? >> i was so angry that two people had to die in order for someone to believe me. >> the story begins in a small texas town. but it's not just any town. this is college station, home to texas a&m. and in 1999, home to 21

here's andrea canning with the conclusion of "the last dance." >> i would love to help you.rs, chris jones had been going over his story with detectives about what happened the night his wife, heather, disappeared. but after cadaver dogs found the scent of human remains in chris' car, detective bryan wallace wasn't buying his story. >> your story about what happened the night she disappeared is total bull [ bleep ]. >> reporter: wallace pushed him for the truth. >> how did it happen? did she fall? she did. was she drunk as [ bleep ]? what happened? >> that's exactly it. we're struggling over the phone, only this time we're outside on the steps. and she lost her footing, and she fell and hit the step, and i heard the crack. >> he said they were struggling over a cell phone. she slipped, fell backwards and hit her head and died. >> reporter: did you believe this new story? >> no, no. no way. >> reporter: finally, chris admitted heather was dead but insisted it was only an accident. still, the most important evidence was missing -- heather's body. chris told detectives he dumpe

i'm andrea roane. >>> in july of this year a metro train derailed. inspectors new of deteriorating wooden ties in that part of the track for more than a year. what inspectors new and when. >> reporter: good afternoon. metro leaders went face to face with a pair of congressional committees this afternoon to talk safety. the plain focus was on the new report which came out yesterday raising serious questions. remember this scene back in july. 63 people had a scary ride when a train derailed by east falls church. nobody was seriously injured but another blow. now metro leaders were called to the capital to answer for that derailment and give an update on safe track, all of this as a new report was released yesterday showing inspectors had known about deteriorating equipment in the area of the derailment for years and no repairs were made. >> this is the fourth year. i am tired of hearings. i'm tired of excuses. i'm tired of us going back and forth to look at these issues and say if you just give us a get it fixed. it is not a fine wine. it does not impr

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. donald trump is headed to louisiana this hour to campaign for a republican senate candidate running in a run-off election. later he'll head to grand rapids, michigan. his third thank you rally in battleground states. this as he adds more names to the list of contenders for secretary of state. the latest being former ford motor company ceo alan mulaly. he'll keep his title of executive producer of "celebrity apprentice" when the new season of the show begins in january. even as trump is facing criticism for some of his recent cabinet choices at labor and epa. kristen welker is in michigan ahead of the rally tonight. these thank you rallies are his comfort zone, clearly. his cabinet choices are raising concerns even among republicans on capitol hill. in particular, epa and labor now. >> reporter: that's right. to take labor first, andy puzder raising eyebrows. he is the ceo of the parent company of carl's jr. and hardees. he's someone who is opposed to raising the federal minimum wage.

andrea. >>> thank you. ahead this morning, there is a group of dedicated professionals tracking santa. we'll have the very latest on exactly where he is. >> and up next, hear from one of the leading organizers of president-elect donald trump's upcoming inauguration. we'll be right back. mother in-law with a glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. only glad has febreze to neutralize odors for 5 days. guaranteed. appy. it's glad. >>> a dedicated staff is working to make sure the upcoming inauguration runs smoothly. usa today washington bureau chief susan page recently chatted with forest epstein to get a glimpse into the plans for the big day. he's the presidential inaugural committee's director of communications. >> big inauguration day. a lot of times the word unprecedented is associated with donald trump. we've got an unprecedented number of protestors that officials are now predicting will be at the inauguration. is this of concern to you? >> w

a spread with chef jose andreas.s now on a mission to feed people. >> whether at his new mini bar or fast casual chain beef steak or kitchens for the less fortunate, his passion for food and life is unmistakable. alex wagner sat down with andreas in his adopted hometown washington, d.c. to celebrate the holiday spanish style. >> reporter: it's the most beautiful caviar i've ever seen. this is how you ring in the new year with chef jose andreas. >> this is how i like to eat it. you put it in your hand right here. >> reporter: amazing! >> i know people are going to have a time but what is on the menu? new year's eve! >> reporter: sure. >> we need to say we had a great year and we are going to go into the next year even better. >> reporter: the eternal optimist oversees an empire of 27 restaurants, including ten in washington, d.c. he invited me to one where he began his takeover of the washington dining scene 24 years ago. jose, this is an incredible spread. >> to ask me. show me. new year's eve in your country. >> rep

everybody sues you. >> reporter: besides the andreas case, there are dozens of others pending lawsuitsing one involving a republican consultant saying that tweets from trump calling her a real dummy ruined her reputation. and another from a security team saying that trump assaulted them. but the most discussed, trump university. >> the school had 98% approval rating, but you had an attorney that felt, maybe i can sue trump and get something. >> reporter: last month, trump agreed to pay $25 million to settle a series of lawsuits out of court against his now-defunct real estate training program. joe johns, cnn, washington. >> a lot to talk about tonight with our favorite legal scholar, former federal prosecutor, jeffrey toobin. jeff, how significant is this? a president-elect now required to go through what could be an hours-long deposition and a sworn deposition. >> it's going to happen and it's going to happen often during the trump presidency. you know, he has multiple lawsuits pending against him. and the supreme court said in 1997. in the famous case of clinton v. jones, just becaus

if have you gmail andrea hoo scanning what are they looking more? >> greg, gmaim one of the most popular web mail service, regularly and systematically scans all of the incoming and outgoing for gmail users to extract context for target purposes. then they combine that data with your search history, your web browsing, what you have watched on youtube. >> you mentioned the government. just this week, we saw the fbi got expansive new powers remotely to hack into individual's computers and phones, that a privacy threat? >> absolutely. law enforcement has unfortunately quite a few tools available to them that hey allow them to compromise the privacy of our e-mail communication. now the new criminal procedure rule that you mentioned rule 21 allows really broad parts to remotely hack into countless e-mail accounts to search for all sorts of information. >> most people who are working know that your employer has the right to go through and look at what you are doing on the computer, that also includes your personal e-mail account, but privately on your pri