athena is unusual, but we'll get into that later. like epic or some of these big systems. >> you passed on us, too. >> we passed on athena about six times. >> you guys need a little time? >> is that why you put me in the middle? >> athena health was a clinic business so we passed on that. there are clearly some things we missed. as you look at the emr market, what we are finding is after the initial wave of installations and implementations happened, hospitals are spending more money to optimize these systems. you can't print because when we built this system, the computer was static and the doctor was at the office seeing patients. now doctors are mobiles, using ipads and iphones. something as simple as printing a document becomes a huge nightmare. hipa compliance nightmare. it gets printed in weird rooms and half the time the drivers aren't installed. there are lots of complexities about installing these systems which have this big opportunity in the back end which we are now dealing with. >> where are we now? yumin talks about the

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and athena jones who is traveling with the president. let me begin with athena. he began his remarks talking about trade. he jumped right in. he said that globalization has not benefitted enough people. it's not benefitted many workers. he was very -- it was clear that he was addressing the president-elect and saying you can't just throw out the trade agreements we have. you have to make them better so the income gap gets smaller and you help more people. interestingly, he pushed the case still for tpp, the transpacific partnership even though he knows it's dead in the water once donald trump becomes president. >> reporter: that's right. this is something that the white house has spent years working on. this entire rebalance of u.s. foreign policy toward the asia pacific region is something that the obama administration has invested heavily in. more than two dozen trips to asia during his eight years as president. they believe it's important to engage in this region because it has so much of the world's middle class responsible for so much of the exports, u.s. ex

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athena here likes the sound of her owner's voice. >> like a diamond in the sky. twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are. >> the dog looks tired at the very beginning, then just -- >> you know what, i'm impressed the dog put himself to bed. usually they'll just stay in your lap. this one is like, i'll go over here. >> she was all ready for bed. that was posted to our facebook page. this next video features poppy, golden retriever. she's not quite accustomed to her own hiccups. >> that's like puppy cuteness that tears up the internet. >> what's this and why is it happening to me? >> and last but certainly not least, we've got max the great dane. he's huge. he is huge. he's also deaf. >> max, you want to come in? what's the problem? >> standing there in the door, trying to communicate. the problem is wet. >> really? >> trying to prevent -- >> yes, trying to ease out. all right, need to be funneled out and i'm going to ease out the door. we'll get it together soon. >> such a good boy. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you're go

cnn's athena jones has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine.resident obama spent much of his press conference touting the administration's achievements from the economy to the iran nuclear deal and health care and climate changes. after months spent slamming donald trump as unfit to be commander in chief, the president declined to continue his qualifications. i asked if he still thought trump was unfit to lead. here's what he had to say. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president. the 45th president of the united states. and it will be up to him to set up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. and those who didn't vote for him have to recognize that that's how democracy works. >> reporter: i asked the president what message president-elect trump is sending by tapping steve bannon to be chief strategist and adviser in the white house. breitbart news has championed white nationists themes. >> campaigning is different from governing. i think he recognizes that. i think he is sincere and wanting

athena jones. >> you said more than once you did not believe donald trump would ever be elected president and that you thought he was unfit for the office. now that you have spent time with him for an hour and a half in the oval office do you now think that president-elect donald trump is qualified to be president? if i can do a compound question. the other one is you mentioned staffing and tone. what do you say to the those americans who may not doubt that there will be about some of the policies and president-elect trump himself or his supporters that may seem hostile to minorities and others, specifically i'm talking about the announcement that steve bannon who is a prop pent of the so-called all right movement is going to have a prominent role in the white house under president trump as his chief strategist and senior advisor, what message does that world? >> athena, without copping out i think it's fair to say that it would not be appropriate for me to comment on every appointment that the president elect starts making. if i want to be consistent with the notion that we're going to t

ed park,y to introduce the chief operating officer of athena health. he also served as chief technology officer and chief software architect early in his career at athena health. ed understands the technical ,hallenges from integrating emr billing systems, and so much more and he is familiar with database series, parallel computing, and cryptography, which makes plain how he has been so effective of crappy -- of cracking the digital code of health care. please join me in welcoming at park. -- ed park. [applause] ed: thank you. hello and good afternoon. it is terrific to be here today. , williamrly nibson wrote the book " euromancer" and a predicted the rise of the internet. in -- nowhere is it more apparent than in health care and other industries. we have heard our friends and colleagues admit that health care is 20 years behind other industries. unfortunately, it is more than a little bit true. i find that to be energizing because it represents a challenge and an opportunity. it also means we already know what the future of health care will look like

athena. >> good morning, chris.re two men that have said some not so nice things about each other. president obama has spent months saying that he didn't think trump would become president. now, he is set to become president and the focus shifts to this peaceful hand over of power. we know the president has talked abo abo about how much he appreciated the

athena jones, thanks so much. now let's turn to trump's top priority, filling the thousands of jobs that will shape his administration. jason carroll has that outside of trump tower in new york. >> reporter: outside of trump tower where it's all clear now. last night as we were standing out here, there were thousands upon thousands of protesters standing in front of trump tower, many of them shouting some of the names being considered in a trump administration. the trump camp for its part moving forward with the transition. let's look at a breakdown of what lies ahead. some 72 days including today until donald trump's inauguration. 4,000 plus appointments up for consideration, 1100 of those require senate confirmation. some of the key positions being looked at, donald trump's chief of staff. some of the names being floated out there, newt gingrich, chris christie, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, reince priebus. also under consideration, secretary of state, another key position, senator jeff sessions, his

>> athena jones in lima, peru, thank you so much. >>> hard liners. word some have used to describe the men chosen to lead donald trump's foreign policy team. well, we could soon be hearing a new name added to the list. our expert panel discusses next. >>> welcome back. we continue to give you pictures of people coming and going there in new jersey at donald trump's golf course there. this is the latest person to arrive, bob johnson, who is the founder of b.e.t. also the first african-american billionaire. he is arriving there. at any moment, usually, donald trump comes out, greets the person who has just arrived, and then they go in and meet and chat. this time, we're seeing it happen a little differently. there we go. the two meeting right there. unclear whether bob johnson is under consideration for a particular position or if donald trump surrounds himself by meet he wants advise from. a photo opportunity right there before the two go behind closed doors and meet. president-elect donald trump. his national security team has been shaping up after a

athena. >> good morning, chris. these are two men that have said some not so nice things about each other. president obama has spent months saying that he didn't think trump would become president. now, he is set to become president and the focus shifts to this peaceful hand over of power. we know the president has talked abo abo about how much he appreciated the george w. bush's team handed the transfer. he instructed his team to follow that example. he also talked yesterday in the rose garden about the need for the country to come together. >> now, everybody is sad when their side loses an election. but the day after, we have to remember that we're actually all on one team. this is an intermural scrimmage. we're not democrats first. we're not republicans first. we are americans first. >> americans first. a few echoes from obama's 2004 speech about red states and blue states. we know the white house has said that it's too early to say how trump's election will affect president obama's top policy priorities. and tru

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good morning, athena. >> good morning, carol. a lot of anticipation of this meeting just a couple of hours from now. in the oval office plaped for 11:00 a.m. we do expect to see some video from president obama meeting with president-elect trump at the bottom of that meeting. we don't expect them to make extensive remarks. but we could hear some brief remarks. but there is a lot else going on today at the white house. melania trump is going to be meeting with first lady michelle obama. vice president biden later on this afternoon will be meeting with vice president-elect mike pence. but a lot of the focus of course is going to be on this morning meeting at 11:00 a.m. between two men who haven't had a lot of nice things to say about each other for months, president obama has been saying he doesn't believe trump is ever going to be president. he called him temperamentally unfit, uniquely unqualified. on the trump side you have the man who led the birther movement, who questioned the president's citizenship and his legitimacy for the

let's begin with athena jones live at the white house. hi, athena. >> hi, alisyn. this is not the meeting president obama was hoping to have or expecting to have he spent months saying that he didn't think donald trump would ever be president. well, now donald trump is going to be president, and so the focus has to shift to the peaceful handover of power. the white house has talked about how much they appreciated the way george w. bush's team handled that transition back in 2008. and 2009. it was smooth. it was professional. this is something the president spoke about again yesterday in the rose garden. >> i have instructed my team to follow the example that president bush's team set eight years ago and work as hard as we can to make sure that this is a successful transition for the president-elect. because we are now all rooting for his success and uniting and leading the country. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. >> now white house press secretary josh earnest says that it's too early to say what sort of impact trump's ele

>> athena, stand by. we'll come back to you in a second. likely to come up in minutes at president obama's news conference, president-elect trump's first governing decisions which have been made. his crowning of the controversial steve bannon as white house chief strategist and senior counselor can kellyanne conway called bannon the general who led trump to a white house win. groups have come back saying prejudice and bigotry and even former employees of breitbart say bannon has tried to mainstream ideologies of the alt-rights, conservatives and populists. jim acosta has more on the bannon appointment and how it's worrying both democrats and republicans. >> reporter: in selecting stephen bannon as chief strategist, trump has invited into the oval office one of the leaders of the so-called alt-right movement, conservative, populists, and antisee mights. they say he'll act as equal partners with rnc chair reince priebus, who will be white house chief of staff. while top trump advisers are praising the bannon pick -- >> he's been the general o

the women's chamber of commerce of nevada held their thirteenth annual athena awards tonight.... at the orleans. i was honored to serve as an emcee of the event. the aethena awards this year benefited women and at risk female high school graduates with scholarships for higher education. students at faith lutheran are giving back to the community this holiday season. for the past ten years... faith lutheran has put the middle and high schoolers are split into groups and then sent out all over the valley to volunteer. they do things like making crafs for seniors... stocking food at local pantries... and playing games with retired veterans. this year-- more than 800 students are taking part. "i really enjoy it because it like gives back to the community because we're all the same and like we're all just one big family and it just feels good, you know?" "it's really cool to see them here helping and the younger students who were the other day to get the project started and thiset and so faith lutheran students just do so much to help all through the year but this is great." over seve

athena... you were right. the time has passed. there is no room for gods. forgive me, my old friends. take me. [echoes] i wish we hadn't had to do this. so do i. they gave us so much. the greek civilization, much of our culture and philosophy came from a worship of those beings. the way they began the golden age. would it have hurt us, i wonder... ended up falling in. after hours, help arrived. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> we continue to track new information tonight on the attack at ohio state. hello, everyone. i'm deborah morgan. >> i'm gerald owens. david react has night off. we have been following this story since the t went out just after 9:00 this morning. chass will be back in session at ohio state tomorrow after the attack that injured 11 people. the attacker was killed. the suspect has been identified as a student at the school. he was born in somalia but was a legal resident of the u.s. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee says the attacker may have been self- radicalized. investigators should not rule out the possibility

athena jones is over at the white house. athena, unlike the campaign, the president spoke highly of donald trump. >> he did, that's right. he also talked a long time about his own. he's trying to tamp down some of the concerns of a lot of folks that did not vote for donald trump about what a donald trump could home. i can be very pragmatic in a way that could serve him well. president obama responding to questions about tuesday's stunning election results for the first time said the. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president, the 45th president of the united states. >> telling downtrodden to find a way. he's trying to reach out to those who didn't support him and. because of the nature of the campaigns and the bitterness and ferocity of the campaigns. it's very important to try to se sen send. ment. >> and he praised trump for a e relationship that no one saw coming. >> he was able to tap into, yes, the anxieties but also the enthusiasm of his voters in a way that was impressive. and i said so to him

>> as i said, because athena asked the question, whatever you bring to this office, this office has a habit of magnifying and pointing out, and hopefully then you correct for it. this may seem like a silly example, but i know myself well enough to know i can't keep track of paper. i am not well organized in that way. so pretty quickly. after i'm getting stacks of briefing books coming in every night, i say to myself, i've got to sneak out a pro. and i've got to find some people who can help le keep track. i think what will. that will not serve with him well, i think, unless he roadways them and krekts them. when you're a canned and you say something that is inaccurate or controversial, it has less impact than it does when you're president of the united states. everyone around the world has more attention. national security issues require a level of precision in order to. i think he recognizes that this is different. sole did the american people. >> president-elect trump went to many levels. what would you expect frm you will tractor-trailer. you won against the killing of civilians. c

athena jones. >> thank you, mr. president.ore than once that you did not believe that donald trump would ever be elected president and you thought he was unfit for the office. now that you have spent time with him, talking with him for hour 1/2 in the oval office, do you now think that president-elect trump is qualified to be president? and i would like to do compound questions. the other one you mentioned staffing and tone. what do you say to those americans who may not doubt there will be a peaceful transition but that are concerned about some of the policies and sentiments expressed by president-elect trump himself and supporters that may seem hostile to minorities and others. the announcement of steve bannon, proponent of alt right movement, so-called white nationalist movement will have prominent role under president-elect trump as chief strategist and chief advisor, what message does that send to countries around the world. >> athena, without copping out, it would not be appropriate for me to comment on every appointment

back to you. >> athena jones with the president there in peru.hinese president told the philippines and vietnam in separate meetings that disputes over the south china sea should be handled bilaterally. she reported made comments to -- this under scores beijing's opposition to involve other countries in the dispute over other islands in the south china sea. >>> a quarter million people trapped in aleppo and they don't have a single hospital operating at full capacity. we'll have that for you coming up here. >>> plus, a look at donald trump's cabinet. the staff picks so far and what they tell us about what a trump administration may mean. stay with us. that's a good t, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of pl

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joining us from the white house, cnn correspondent athena jones.od morning. we are talking about the president's signature domestic achievement which bears his name or is nicknamed after him. we know the republicans have since its very beginning wanted to repeal and replace this law. what's unclear is how soon it will all unravel. what provisions they might want to keep, when they will replace it, when they will repeal it. in the meantime the white house is urging people to continue to sign up, saying you can still reap the benefits and protections of this law until we get those other questions answered. a lot of experts you talk to will say even if the republicans do move to repeal the law, it wouldn't necessarily affect the people who are signing up right now. there would be a delay so that insurance companies can adjust. people wouldn't immediately be robbed of those health insurance plans. but as you mentioned, the day after trump won the election, 100,000 people went to the healthcare.gov website to sign up for health plans, the busiest day si

athena jones is covering the president's trip for us. she joins us now from lima. understand you have a plethora of information. >> reporter: hi, martin. that's right. we got an update from the pool. the president wrapped up his meeting with peru's president and he's on his way into this meeting with tpp countries, the transpacific trade deal. it's the 12-nation trade deal the u.s. spent a good deal of time pushing and negotiating. that deal is now dead. we know that president-elect donald trump called that deal and other deals a disaster. trump has expressed a good deal of skepticism about a number of international agreements, including trade agreements like this one. we know from members of congress tpp is dead. it's not going to get a vote in the lame duck session in congress. it's unclear, at this point, what is going to happen with this and many other deals. that is one of the challenges president bush faces as he meets with the leaders trying to assure him the u.s. needs to remain engaged. martin, this is a region that the obama administration invested a good

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athena jones is traveling with president. >> this last foreign trip by president obama has been very much focused on reassuring world leaders that the u.s. is going to remain engaged in the world that, it will continue to uphold long-standing alliances for instance the nato alliance, something that he's stressed on both sides of the atlantic. president obama telling latin american leaders that he doesn't expect the relationship between the u.s. and latin america to change drastically under a trump presidency. also acknowledging there dock some tensions in certain areas, areas like trade. we've seen president-elect trump exhibit skepticism towards trade deals in the works and other deals. what to tell the world. leaders and the citizens of the world to give a president trump a chance. >> i think it will be important for everybody around the world to not make immediate judgments, but give this new president-elect a chance, to put their team together, to examine the issues, to determine what their policies will be because, as i've always said, how you campaign isn't always the same as h

back to you. >> athena jones, thank you. >>> "newsroom" back after this. >>> welcome when we come back to our viewers around the world. -- welcome back to viewers around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. here are the headlines -- >> a 48-hour cease-fire was supposed to have started a short time ago in yemen. the saudi-led coalition declared it earlier saturday. the cease-fire could be renewed if the houthi rebels and allies ally aid to g-- allow aid to ge to the areas. >>> 26 isis fighters were killed in air strikes friday. the first location was near the town of talafar. the air strikes hit an isis vehicle and positions on the ground. a similar strike was carried out near the village to the south of mosul. >>> iraqi christians have ere erected a new cross at their church after the original was destroyed by isis. meantime, u.s.-backed iraqi troops are gaining ground on the stronghold in mosul. elite units stormed the northeastern edge of the city friday. >> showing you live images this hour from seoul, south korea. enormous crowds of protesters

we're going to talk to the ceo of athena health, jonathan bush, on obamacare and trump's new hhs pick with the ceo of telecom giant. and in the 11:00 hour, don't miss an exclusive with dallas fed president robert kaplan, get his take on president-elect donald trump's economic vision. plus where the fed goes from here. and as we head to break, take a listen to what treasury secretary designate steven mnuchin said this morning on cnbc about rates. >> i think that interest rates are going to stay relatively low for the next couple of years. and we're in a period of time of low interest rates, and i think we'll stay there. and interest rates have come up a little bit, which i think makes sense. and i think we're going to be looking at the treasury all different types of opportunities. we'll look at potentially extending the maturity of the debt. because eventually we are going to have higher interest rates and that's something that this country is going to need to deal with. generosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that under

athena, 61 days left in office. how much of his focus on this trip is the transition, and what is he saying? >> reporter: we know that the white house is very interested in making sure that there is a smooth transition to power for president-elect donald trump. you heard the president say this over and over. but on this trip, both in your and here, he spent a lot of time trying to reassure world leaders is going to remain engaged and honor alliances, chief among them nato in your. now that he's here in peru, he has a chance to reassure the leaders that the u.s. is going to remain engaged. he just wrapped up a town hall with about 1,000 young leaders from latin america and the caribbean. this is the kind of event he likes to do in countries across the world. he's done quote a few of them, answering questions from young people. he talked today about democracy. he said democracy is more than just elections, it's a free press, free throw dom dom of re the rule of law. but he also said democracy can be frustrating. take

cnn's athena jones following all of this from the white house. good morning. >> good morning, carol. this is it. it's the big final push with just seven days to go. so you have the candidates and their surrogates covering almost every battleground state, trying to cover all their bases. let's start with president obama. he heads to columbus, ohio, today. this is the first stop in what the white house is calling an aggressive travel schedule this week to try to make the case for clinton. he's also going to make three stops in north carolina and two stops in florida this week. and it's not just the president who's going to be out campaigning for clinton. you have vice president biden, who's going to be in charlotte, north carolina. former president bill clinton is campaigning in florida today, as is hillary clinton herself. senator tim kaine is in wisconsin. and senator bernie sanders is making several stops in new hampshire. that is a state where he is very, very popular with democrats. you'll remember he crushed clinton in the new hampshire prima

back to you guys. >> all right, athena, thank you very much. >>> so, one of the big questions this morning is, how did this happen? well, you're going to look at the voting blocs and realize this was not about the size of the pie, it was the size of the slices of that pie that each candidate got. we'll break it down, next. ah, beth. so the elevator is stuck again. with directv and at&t you can stream your favorite shows without using your data. that makes you more powerful than being stuck in an elevator with a guy with overactive sweat glands. sorry, rode my bike today. cool. hey it's your tv, take it with you. watch all your live directv channels, on at&t, data-free. >>> donald j. trump will be the 45th president of the united states. let's look at some of the deciding factors that led him to victory. christine romans joins us with the exit polls. it wasn't about the size of the pie, my friend, it was the size of the slices of the pie. >> it's true. but think about the last couple of months, though. all the news of the last couple of months. a majority of voters made up their minds by th

i want to begin with athena jones "outfront" at the white house, athena, the president walking a fine line today in the white house briefing room. >> reporter: hi, erin, that's right. it was a very different tone we heard from president obama today in that briefing room than what we've heard from him on the campaign trail these last several weeks and longer, even. and perhaps it's not surprising not to hear him continuing to bash donald trump. he did not continue to question the incoming president's qualifications. at some points in the room, it felt as though he was trying to maybe send a message to the incoming president about how carefully a president should speak. he spoke in calm, measured tones, and was careful not to criticize. it seemed to be potentially a message for donald trump. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president, the 45th president of the united states. >> reporter: president obama responding to questions about tuesday's election results for the first time, urged his own party to accept the results and move on in a positive way. >> do you no

>> as i said because athena bring to this office, this office has a habit of magnifying and pointing out, and hopefully then you correct for it. this may seem like a silly example but i know myself well enough to know i can't keep track of paper. i am not well organized in that way. and so pretty quickly after i'm coming in every night i say to myself i've got to figure out a system because i have bad filing, sorting and organizing habits, and i've got to find some people who can help me keep track of this stuff. now, that seems trivial but actually it ends up being a pretty big piece of business. i think what will happen with his temperament that will not serve him well unless he recognizes them and corrects them because when you are a candidate and you say something that is inaccurate or controversial it has less impact than it does when you are president of the united states. everybody around the world is paying attention. markets national security issues require a level of precision in order to make sure that you don't make mistakes. and i think he recognizes that this is differe

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>> thank you for setting the record straight, appreciate it, athena.t is president obama and vladimir putin of russia. as we heard, russian president vladimir putin is at the apex summit in lima, peru. he has no formal plans to meet with president obama. maybe they will pass. he's spoken to president-elect donald trump to congratulate him on the election and how the two countries can work together. they appear to have a friendly relationship that has some people concerned. joining me now to discuss is jill, a global fellow for the woodrow wilson center and also with me is cnn contributor mike weis who is senior editor for the daily beast. jill, it is good to see you again. how concerned do you think americans should be about trump and putin's, what seem to be very friendly relationship and why should we be worried? >> if you look at the election campaign, there might have been some concern, obviously, a lot of people were talking about it. now, i think you are seeing the end of campaign rhetoric and the beginning of reality. that is pretty noticeable,

. >> athena jones. >> you said more than once that you did not believe donald trump would be electedsident and that you thought he was unfit for the office. now that you spent time with him for an hour and a half in the oval office, do you now think that president-elect trump is qualified to be president and if i can do a compound question, staffing and tone. what do you say to the americans who may not doubt there will be a peaceful transition, but are concerned about the policies and sentiments either expressed by president-elect trump himself or supporters that may seem hostile to minorities and specifically to the movement or the white nationalist movement will have a prominent role under a president trump under the senior adviser. who message does that send to the country and the world? >> without copping out, it's fair to say that it would not be appropriate for me to comment on every appointment that the president-elect starts making. if i want to be consistent with the notion that we are going to try to facilitate a smooth transition. the people have spoken. donald trump will

>> as i said because athena asked the question, whatever you bring to this office, this office has a habit of magnifying and pointing out and hopefully that you correct for. this may seem like a silly example, but i know myself well enough to know i can't keep track of paper. i am not well organized in that way. so pretty quickly after i am getting stacks of briefing books coming in every night, i say to myself i have to figure out a system because i have bad filing, sorting, and organizing habits. i have to find people who can help me keep track of this stuff. that seems trivial, but it ends up being a pretty big piece of business. what will happen with the president-elect, there are going to be certain elements of his temperament that will not serve him well unless he recognizes them and corrects them. when you are a candidate and you say something that is inaccurate or controversial, it has less impact than when you are president of the united states. everybody around the world is paying attention. markets move. national security issues. they require a level of precision in order