hehequarters athens, attention ground unit. go ahead. athens police report an accident involving identified thrush vehicle at the intersection of thermopylae and arastasas roads. ove intersection. we'll circle and hold for further orders. ground unit on the way. over and out. nest one thing. do you know where arasassas road is? i know athens like the back of my hand. straight ahead to five blocks. what h hpened to the driver of that car? can you get any of that instance? he stole a green sedan and he's headed for antinos. greg, what are you doing? getting ready. just drive the car. that's what you're here for. air strike unit one, this is solo. we're moving west toward antinos. thrush agent and female passenger are somewhere ahead in a green vehicle. intercept and hold if you can. on the way. do not harm the female occupant. repeat, do not harm the girl. understand. out. now, you will agree that a great deal of care was used in the selection of this test site. the small, unimportant village of antinos is nested cozily away from public co

there is air force one on the tarmac in athens. he just gave a speech to the people of greece a short time ago. apparently this is the president's motorcade coming into frames this is a final time as commander in chief he'll be on a foreign visit. after this he's headed to berlin germany and then peru and will be back at the white house in time for thanksgiving next week. >> kim: he has to pardon the turkey before thanksgiving. still to come this morning the live eliminations wrapped up hours ago on this very channel. we're talking about the voice. battled it out for the top spot. we have it headed your way. >> dana: we're going to tell you about the local model doing some good and getting attention from >> kim: we just missed our president jogging up the stairs on the tarmac in greece. have you to love how toth magic of television we're able to turn this around. we'll show that final jog into air force one and she'll have it >> dana: america voted and now only 11 performers remain on "the voice." hours ago it was down to two perfo

tomorrow, i will be meeting the president in athens. we need to be very careful at this very critical point in relation to these talks because important issues are still pending. our objective is to achieve a solution that will benefit all of the sip rcypriots and a solu that will be confidence building on the island. this, in our view, cannot happen without the departure of the occupation army and without doing away with the obsolete system of gaer tuarantees. before i conclude, i would like to once more thank president obama for opting to visit our country. i would like to remember the words of another important president who in the previous century had to fight in order to deal with challenges similar to the current ones, security, economic crisis, or migration movements of populations. and he had said that real freedom for people can only exist whenever there is security and independence. and he had also said that famine and unemployment are the raw material for dictatorships. these words are very topical nowadays and i am certain t

thank you, nic robertson live in athens. >>> president obama set to hold a news conference in athens if this session holds to form, the current president will face questions about the next president. president obama has been notably careful not to criticize president-elect trump. the white house before he left on the current trip, president obama said he considers the next president to be pragmatic. cnn's athena jones has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. president obama spent much of his press conference here touting the achievements from the economy to the iran nuclear deal and health care and climate change. after months slamming president-elect trump as unfit as commander in chief. he declined to continue the disqualificati disqualifications. i asked if trump was still unfit to lead. here is what he had to say. >> the people have spoken. 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 r

i'll contact the athens police and ask them to meet you. ci incidentally, we've moved in on the conquesta fencing school. and nobody was hoho? precisely. the plane is ready. i hope we have better luck. i hope so, mr. solo. i hope so. if you don't. checkpkpnt one, flight 27 has just landed. are we set? all police personnel are at their posts and ready. well, here we are in sunny, romantic greece. just think a few hours ago we didn't even know each othth. why don't you go check your baggage, christine? i gotta make a phone call. one of those agent top secret calls -i suppose. -yeah, how'd you guess? i'll see you at the front gate.

athens has repeatedly said it makes decisions about medical care for injured worker and fire fighters based on guidelines that are approved by the state. jes? >> thank you very much. if you have a tip for liz or anyone in the investigative unit, call us. >> jeff is with us. we're not meteorologists. it seems like it's freezing outside. >> it is very cold. temperatures already dropping into the 40s. great job, by the way. freezing is appropriate here for a lot of the bay area. and we're going to see numbers go into the 30s here for a few select spots on our micro climate weather forecast. the biggest change is as you look ahead to the next 24 hours will be the increasing cloud cover here as we head into wednesday's forecast. and yes, there is some rainfall associated with it. just a slight chance that we could get a little bit of spotty activity moving into the bay area. but let's take you outside right now in concord, currently 41 degrees. that's after a high of 59 and temperatures will fluctuate tonight, some increase in cloud cover at 5:00 and 6 o'clock in the morning will hold temp

the current commander in chief touched down in athens, greece. he is meeting with the greek president and prime minister today. he'll go to berlin and finish up his final foreign visit in peru where travis anderson is a big conference on globalization and the economy. caught on this piece of understand new zealand after the earthquake. the land gave away from that tower there. we have an update to this story. we'll tell you how they saved them coming up. >> kim: ever since the election, there is a certain company out there that is making hey over >> kim: a local police officer forced to fire into an on coming car. the driver is 18. live coverage coming your way. >> dana: an 8-year-old girl gets shot in the valley. her father is under arrest. he says it was a big accident. more on this story >> kim: you las vegas have a little more than three hours left to get those votes in for the next winner of "the voice." and this morning some of the performances from just hours ago >> dana: welcome in. not as super as it was yesterday but still bright , the

we have the president on the move right now in athens greece. we're talking it out live with tracy potts ahead. >> dana: 6:00 on this monday morning. there is t horizon. >> kim: a lot of people are slamming their alarm. >> dana: make that sound stop. >> kim: we want your pictures. for thus morning. kelly is talking about the weather forecast. big changes ahead. we begin with tom above a bad accident here in the valley. >> tom: this is a fatal accident at the intersection of mayor parkway and top can n. appears to be an auto pedestrian accident. the intersection is shut down all directions. instead of tca for north south move to win isson or spencer or eastern or paradise. the vehicle is this one to the west of the intersection. investigation will take several hours. tropicana and maryland shut down a little slow. the other freeways are clear. we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's see what is going on outside with kelly. >> kelly: we are taking a look at that awesome super moon. it's still an amazing sight. if you can get out and chic

tomorrow i will be meeting president from athens. to be very careful at this very critical point in relation to these talks because important issues are still pending. our objective is to achieve a solution that will benefit all of the cyprants and that will promote -- will have confidence building on the island. this, in our view, cannot happen without the departure of the occupation army and without doing away with the obsolete system. so before i conclude, i should like to once more thank president obama for opting to visit our country. i would like now to remember the words of another important american president who during the previous century had to fight in order to deal with challenges similar to the current ones, security, economic crisis or migration of movements of populations, and he had said that real freedom for people can only exist whenever there is security and independence, and he had also said that famine and unemployment are the raw material for dictatorships. these words are very topical now days, and i am certai

in athens -- guy: let's talk about why we are here. be speaking to's the governor of the bank of greece. he sits in the ecb as well. we need to have a conversation about what is happening on the ground in greece, which talking to ceos, they sound positive. a big rally in greek assets. then we come to the ecb. thinking about the big questions. the meeting on the eight. what is it ultimately going to deliver. that is what we are building up to. the ecb, a lot to think about at the moment. anna: a lot to talk about. let's have a look at where we are expecting to open. half an hour until the start of the european equity trading. asian session has been decent. indian equities up. movement,ting contrary to the direction of travel. since the victory of donald trump, the story has been of the strong dollar. the euro, up 0.4%. the ecb story factoring in. with this story, we are watching what is happening on the bond markets. the treasury market, back in action. a big move in commodities today. of optimism around. first world news. here is julie

athens can't deal with this problem otherwise. reporter: rana seldom leaves the hotel with her children -- she's afraid of racist attacks. people in the neighborhood want the old city plaza hotel back again. >> most of these foreigners in the hotel are here illegally. no one knows whether they have committed crimes. that has to be investigated by the police. reporter: giorgos maniatis doesn't allow himself to be intimidated by the agitation. just to be sure, he has a few strong men posted at the hotel entrance to protect against attacks. maybe some day tourists will enjoy expensive cocktails again on the roof terrace, when greece's economy picks up again and the refugee crisis is solved. but until then, maniatis and his friends will hold out here. giorgos maniatis: we want that such places would not be needed. but at this time, with 50,000 and more refugees stranded in different camps, in facilities with thousands of persons in tents, city plaza is unfortunately offers the best conditions. reporter: the owner of the bankrupt hotel

these protests taking place in the streets of athens, greece. the president of the united states just leaving that country moments ago on his final visit to greece as the commander in chief. many people reading unwanted and we welcome refugees but not obama. blaming the united states government for the wars in their home countries there. meanwhile the president was in athens earlier this morning talking about democracy. >> in a multiethnic multiracial multicultural society like the united states democracy can be especially complicated. alternatives. because it allows us to peacefully work through our differences and move closer to our ideals. >> dana: president now headed to berlin germany. in germany expected to meet with chancellor merkel and leaders of france and opinion on donald trump and what relations will be like between trump and their countries moving forward. >> kim: when a president visits our valley, tfr go into play. tom knows that too well. >> tom: nothing like that going on now. we are looking for problems and finding them. loop

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athens, the acropolis, where he's now, symbolizes all of that.resident, it would have been a chance to speak to those alt lie allies to assure them of continuity, what he's achieved for eight years what the greeks have achieved through democracy that they passed on to the west a millenia ago. but, no, it has been dogged by the election of president-elect donald trump. the questions that follow president obama around with that, not just those coming from the press yesterday where he spoke about his frustrations, about his sense that he understands people's fear and anger over globalization, but not the way republicans are dealing with it. and undoubtedly to face similar sorts of questions from european leaders of this tour that are going to wonder, ask him the same thing, and get his assessment of donald trump. the speech today in the acropolis perhaps not giving the people of the audience any hope. >> nic robertson live in athens. thank you, nic. >>> the republican house of representatives leaving no doubt who they want as their leader. paul ryan

at this hour, he is meeting with the president in athens. you're looking at live pictures of president obama obviously seated here. he is expected to hold a news conference with the prime minister later this morning. >>> it is 6:50 right now. new this morning, we're learning these cows in new zealand that quickly became an internet sensation have been rescued. the two cows and calf were stranded on this island. >> farmers and hikers dug a track so they could make their way off of the mound. the farmer also pointed out that his land was flat before the earthquake. now look at it. the quake fault line ran right beneath his land causing it to completely break apart. thought. you would think they would try to get down. >> those are happy new zealand cows right there. >>> we're dealing with relatively happy campers. we had a little bit of needed rain drops much since september 1st. we've only had three and a half inches of rain. that is five inches below average since since september the 1st. same time last year, we've had average amounts rain fa

we are in athens for an interview with the central bank governor. downward project three. the japanese figure falls for the eight straight month. a big deal in the making. sent to haveohnson approached the largest biotech firm. the prospect of a hike in the u.s. next month has the dollar extending its rally again. while treasuries and gold fall. welcome to bloomberg daybreak. the dollar strength playing out. let's put prospective for you. rate of change. these are three-week moves, all the way back, 21 years. that is how big the move has been. this goes all the way back to the year 1995 when he and was trading at a 102 against the dollar. trading at 102 against the dollar. let's show you some of the other asset classes. haver-yen, currently 113.39.- at it rose five basis points overnight. gold, $1178. pressure from the u.s. dollar. also, those are nine-month goals. on zinc which has been on a tear. let's get the first word news now. consumer prices have fallen for the eight straight month. primary gauge of inflation dropped 0.4%. it underlines just how distant the world's

there is air force one touching down mid-morning athens time. on his first day in greece the president will mee greece's president and the prime minister. he will give a major speech about democracy and globalizations everrization before he flies to berlin. once in germany he will travel to peru for an asian economic summit before he returns to washington on saturday. we know that president obama's trip will be dominated by questions and concerns about president elect donald trump. he's working to reassure foreign leaders that the united states and alliance obligations. >> dana: before the president took off he held a news co-conference yesterday talking about a number of things talking about a number of things including donald trump. donald trump now taking heat for one of his appointments. >> criticism is pouring in on donald trump's choice of steve bannen >> liz website is a favorite of extremist and white national list. >> it is a very balanced, very smart man. >> i look forward to having a discussion with whoever they appoint to administrat

happening right now-president barack obama is in athens, greece.. the first stop in his final foreign trip as president. he arrived in athens about two hours ago -- following an overnight flight from washington.the president reliable security partner in the war on terror and other global challenges.following an arrival ceremony and greeting from officials there, obama is scheduled to hold talks with greece's president and prime minister. president obama is also set to visit germany and peru during his trip.he returns to the white house on saturday. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4... taking a bath. the surprising on some animals in a bubble bath. and up next... catching a flight. the record number of passengers flying out of mitchell international... and why airport officials believe the numbers are up. tonight there will be more clearing as a weak area of high pressure brings a southwesterly wind back to help keep temperatures close to 40 degrees along the lakefront with upper 30s inland.wednesday will look better with mostly sunny ski

devon-lategan teaches at athens drive high school. investigators arrested lategan, this week-- while he was on duty inside the school. the charges stem from the teachers public schools, back in june. when eyewitness news knocked on lategan's door, today... we were turned away by a woman who answered. we caught up with a former athens drive student... to talk about the allegations. lategan posted bond last night... and is scheduled to appear in court monday. new details tonight-- about a bad wreck in chatham county. three this afternoon... on 'u-s 64' right near 'highway 751'. troopers say a suburu rear- ended a honda stopped at the light. three people inside the honda... were flown to u- n-c hospital... and are said to be in critical condition. authorities say the driver of the suburu got distracted... when he dropped his cell phone and tried to pick it up. charges are pending. in 'hoke county'... two people are dead---following a crash in raeford. two cars collided on business 40 and patterson street early this morning. a man and a w

speaking exclusively there to bloomberg and athens today. up, amazon is set to endorsed by one of the largest --ommerce countries -- and largest companies in the middle east. that is next. this is bloomberg. mark: live from london, i'm mark arden in this is the european close. abhisit said to be in talks to buy -- amazon said to be in talks to buy soup.com. dealsg us now is our reporter for bloomberg. why would amazon be interested in soup.com? they are the largest online retailer in the middle east. so to raise their bid list -- there business model, it's a fragmented market which is growing. for someone like amazon looking at getting into the emerging market where consumers are turning to online, it's a perfect fit. weren't they interested in selling a minor stake in the company? what caused this? they were looking at a minority stake at around 30%. ouron comes in and understanding is it's a big player to buy a sizable business owned by financial investors. people like tiger capital have been with them for a long time. investor across the

spending two days in athens and two days in berlin, germany. as calling lacking knowledge of foreign affairs. >>> new zealander are shaken up after a 7.8 magnitude quake struck northeast of christchurch. the place devastated by a 2011 earthquake. rescue workers are helping those closest to the epicenter where land slides have blocked roads. a tsunami warning has been lifted. >>> more than 40 large wild fires raged overnight in seven different states across the country. some of had largest ones are in georgia and north carolina. now, authorities suspect arson as the source of many of these fires and a handful of arrests have already been made in kentucky and however, extreme drought conditions are providing ample fuel for the flames. more than 5,000 firefighters and support staff have already poured into the southeast to help fight those fires. >>> and marking one year since the paris terror attacks at the bataclan theater and a tribute performance by sting. >>> meteorologist bill karins with images of the supermoon glp good morning everyone and

live look at the presidential mansion in athens greece. president obama arrive there at the top of the hour to meet with greek leaders.this is the last overseas trip of his tonight there will be more clearing as a weak area of southwesterly wind back to help keep temperatures close to 40 degrees along the lakefront with upper 30s inland.wednesday will look better with mostly sunny skies and the mercury continues to milwaukee is one of many cities that could see protests today, as part of a national day of action, aimed at bringing attention to the "dakota ce pipeline would transport oil across four states. those in favor say it will bring millions of dollars to the local economies and create thousands of jobs. those against the pipeline say it threatens a tribal water source and their sacred land. amy thomas has been to north dakota with her kids to see first hand what's going on. especially now a daysi want my children to be sympathetic and empathetic to other people and to what other people struggle protests are planned in chicago, washi

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today in athens he held a joint country's prime minister. the president repeat his call for unity saying mankind is stronger when we stand together instead of focusing on our differences. >> i do believe separate and apart from any particular election or movement, that we're going to have to guard against a in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or triballism that is built around an event. >> the president faces the task of reassuring u.s. allies in the quake of trump's election victory. he'll also visit germany and peru as part of 4 trip. right now police are asking for help identifying a man in connection with an incident over the weekend. the department posted this sketch to its facebook page. detectives boy told them that this man -- the driver stopped, got out of his car moving towards the boy. police say the man was possibly driving a v-w passat similar to this car. the man drove off when the boy screamed. anyone with information is asked to call weeft on police. >> two workers were killed in this trench collapse. walsh want

>> kevin corke traveling with the president in athens, greece.evin, thank you. >>> the justice department is siding with a group of virginia drivers whose licenses were suspended by the state because they have not paid their court costs and fines. the class-action lawsuit contends this violates due process guarantee in the constitution. a legal aid group says nearly a million virginians have suspended licenses because of this practice. the commonwealth has not commented. >>> another black mark for veterans' care in arizona. inspector general's report says the southern arizona v.a. health care system manipulates wait time data. it says employees offer veterans the next available appointment date then document the scheduled date as the veterans' desired care date. v.a. officials have apologized for past practices and say they are making improvements. >>> ford's ceo says the automaker is moving ahead with plans to shift production of small cars out of michigan to mexico. donald trump was very critical of the plan during the campaign, but ford chief

air force one has landed in athens carrying president obama on the last scheduled foreign trip of his presidency. you see the pictures of him here descending the plane. this is part of the three-nation tour to take him to germany and peru. the purpose of the trip and the goal is far different. to ease concerns over president-elect trump. the current president serves as an unlikely ambassador. >> in my conversation with the president-elect, he expressed a great interest in maintaining our core strategic relationships. and so one of the messages i will be able to deliver is his commitment to nato. >> this is to the the trip that president obama had initially planned. international diplomatic editor nic robertson live in athens this morning where the president just arrived. good morning, nic. >> reporter: good morning, john. when president obama came down the steps, ironing out in international diplomacy. the red carpet to the right of the steps. piece of red carpet to get to the bottom of the steps as president obama came down. showing the international diplomacy showing all wrinkles ca

. >> meantime president obama embarking on day 2 of his fair worrelled tour visiting in athens tomorrowight. the president taking veiled shots at his successor who has remained a central focus or world leaders. >>> the streets of historic athens were marred by demonstrations from protestors marching in part by president obama. unrest and stark con tres of the president's arrival ceremony but in many ways a symbolic reflection of the unease here especially about the u.s. role in europe about a trump presidency. those derns forcing mr. obama into the role of ambassador for a man he once said was unfit for the presidency. >> talk to me if he wins then we will have a conversation about how responsible i feel. >> do you feel responsibility for the election of donald trump? >> first of all i think it is fair to say i was surprised the election results. i have said so. i still don't feel responsible for what the president elect says or does but i do feel a responsibility as president of the united states to make sure i facilitate a good transition. >> it is obsolete and we are spending too muc

, georgia, community but far beyond athens. today, literally hundreds of pastors and missionaries have emerged from his 43 years as pastor at prince avenue. it truly is an inspiring story and he's leaving a legacy that deserves the highest recognition. so mr. speaker, i today congratulate pastor bill rickettes on his retirement as senior pastor at prince avenue baptist church. i'm extremely grateful to have such a devoted man of god in our community and am sincerely grateful for his friendship and his service. i give my best to pastor bill and his wife, darla, and his family as they begin this new chapter. may the spirit of god continue to bless the rickette family and the congregation at prince avenue baptist church. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? ms. esty: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one m

this is president obama in greece, in athens.n it comes to the stability that they need. we understand from politicians on the ground that they were pretty rattled by the donald trump win. we will follow the news conference that the president of greece will give with the president of the united states. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua with tom keene in london. let's get straight to the "bloomberg business flash." depot posted earnings that beat estimates. they will keep spending on renovation projects. the company raised its forecast for the year. malaysia airlines may order as many as 25 wide-body aircraft. the airline is recovering from two fatal air crashes in 2014 and wants to meet growing demand. arline is looking at combination of planes from boeing and airbus. that is your "bloomberg business flash." tom: taylor, thank you so much. , asrt skidelsky is with us we look at liberal and conservative thought. he joins us in london. prasad ofk is eswar cornell university. with

>> kevin corke traveling with the president in athens, greece.evin, thank you. >>> the justice department is siding with a group of virginia drivers whose licenses were suspended by the state because they have not paid their court costs and fines. the class-action lawsuit contends this violates due process guarantee in the constitution. a legal aid group says nearly a million virginians have suspended licenses because of this practice. the commonwealth has not commented. >>> another black mark for veterans' care in arizona. inspector general's report says the southern arizona v.a. health care system manipulates wait time data. it says employees offer veterans the next available appointment date then document the scheduled date as the veterans' desired care date. v.a. officials have apologized for past practices and say they are making improvements. >>> ford's ceo says the automaker is moving ahead with plans to shift production of small cars out of michigan to mexico. donald trump was very critical of the plan during the campaign, but ford chief

president obama touches down on his final foreign trip in athens. first at home while the incoming trump team feverishly prepares to run america, the outgoing president addressed the press and world after what he didn't think could happen did. >> and that's why ensuring a smooth transition is so important. it's not something that the constitution explicitly requires but it is one of those norms that are vital to a functioning democracy. >> reporter: that sounded like both reassurance as well as a dig, almost a warning as he's asked point blank, are you concerned about a trump presidency? >> he is coming to this office with fewer set hard and fast policy prescriptions than a lot of other presidents might be arriving with. i don't think he is ideological. i think ultimately he's pragmatic in that way and that can serve him well. do i have concerns? absolutely. of course i've got concerns. one of the things i advised him to do was to make sure that before he commits to certain courses of action he's really dug in and thought through how various issues

the rights of athens were not extended to women or slaves. but pericles explained our constitution favors the many instead of the few. this is why it is called a democracy. athenians also knew however noble ideas alone were not enough. to have meaning, principles must be enshrined in laws and protected by institutions and advanced through civic participation. so they gathered in great assembly to debate and decide affairs of state. each citizen with the right to speak, casting their vote with a show of hands or choosing a pebble white for yes, black for no. laws were etched in stone for all to see and abide by. courts with citizen jurors upheld that rule of law. politicians weren't always happy because sometimes the stones ould be used to ostracize, banish those who did not behave themselves. but across the millennia that followed, different views of power and governance have often prevailed. throughout human history there have been those who argue that people cannot handle democracy. that they cannot handle self-determination. they need to b

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to athens, greece with the president today.wanted to show that with you. 3 minutes past the hour as we start a new hour. martha: the point of what the president was saying in terms of his take on the election. he was a little more free thinking and taking liberties while he tries to protect the new president. in this moment we just saw he clearly is trying to protect his legacy but the senate republicans would not let me do that essentially. more to come on what the president just said. house republican leaders are about to hold a news conference as president-elect donald trump's cabinet picks. i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. president-elect trump and vice president-elect pence meeting to talk about key appointments from the cabinet on down. backlash against steve bannon, his chief strategist. kellyanne conway calling it an organized smear campaign. >> it's so wrong. they are cherry picking a few headlines and laying that at the feet of bannon and trump. you are asking the wrong questions about the wrong campaign.

democracy, just hours after he walked along the acropolis, what is the most iconic image here in athens, the birthplace of democracy. he talked about globalization, defending it but saying there also have to be course corrections that make t and he also addressed the elephant in the room without have very different points of view but american democracy is bigger than any one person." greece was just the first stop in his week long angela merkel in germany as well as eu leaders on friday. athens, greece 1:04-1:16 "senior officials within the administration acknowledge they have a lot of questions about what happened in the election and what it means for traveling with the president, now back to you." those who knew a 19-year-old she was shot to death. they want the people who know something to step out of the shadow . friends and family say talasa wright was a smart -- friendly young woman who loved her family deeply. she was shot to death in a car friday night in waterloo. her loved ones came together where it happened -- at the corner of in the medical field and she had you." her famil

michelle kosinski has more. nats president obama touches down on his final foreign trip, in athens. feverishly prepares to run america, the outgoing president addressed the press, obama) "and that's why requires, but it is one of those reassurance, as well as a dig, almost a warning-- as he is asked point- blank, are you (pres. obama) "he is coming to in that way. and that can serve him well." (pres. obama) "do i have concerns? absolutely. of course i have got concerns." (pres. obama) "and you know, one of the things i advised him dug in and thought through how various issues play themselves out." he said in his meeting with the president- elect last week, donald trump did express a commitment to nato, despite his rhetoric on the trail- and is now rethinking important for us to let him make optimism there, even as his president, saying reflection will be healthy for democrats and-- for donald trump. him well unless he recognizes them and corrects them." "and if things get worse, then the american people will figure that out pretty quick. and if things get better, then more power to

yesterday, he left from athens, greece after visiting the city where he said democracy was born. after he toured the acropolis, he made a speech defending democracy. " democracy can be especially complicated. believe me i know. but it is better than the allows us to peacefully work through our differences. " this was the first time a president had visited athens in 17 years. after his stop in germany today, president obama will head to peru. president obama has named this year's recipients of the presidential medal of freedom. the medal of freedom is considered the highest civilian honor. the president will honor men and women involved in sports, next tuesday. some on the list include talk show host ellen degeneres, actors robert de niro, tom hanks, and robert redford. also singers bruce springsteen and diana ross plus basketball great kareem abdul-jabbar are also on the list. celebrating a birthday in space is something already out of the ordinary. an iowa native gets to break a record in a few months after her launch into space today. its here is a live look at stay with kcrg-t

you heard the president of the united states in athens at that news conference with the greek leader.gain, very courageous to donald trump. >> i think barack obama has made clear that he sees part of his legacy almost, if you will, this smooth transition and this handoff. he does not want one iota questioned about how he handled this, he calls it the handing off of the ba toton to donald trump. he wants aun questions to be on the trump side. he is very committed to this, said it publicly and does that not only for the benefit of the american people and his own reputati reputation, just like you learned in the campaign, some of the best ways to talk to donald trump, publicly, on television. i believe barack obama is doing that very publicly, trying to speak to donald trump and guide him through the process as well. >> and noted, seemed to suggest, what's going on here in the united states is going on elsewhere around the world. there are a lot of people who are not very happy. they want to see change. >> yeah. you've seen the backlash in the uk certainly. donald trump liked to compare

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margaret brennan i with the president in athens and joins us now. good morning. in that speech to the greek people, president obama said america can still be counted on, despite the u.s. election and upheaval here in europe. a sightseeing trip to the acropolis gave them assurance that president obama won't abandon them. obama praised greece as the birth place of democracy but warned a dak side to the side of populace movement led by mr. trump. >> we are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is can't around an us and a them. >> reporter: fast moving economic and social changes have has tapped into that anger. >> psychologically, people are less certain of their national identities or their place in the world. >> reporter: another controversial topic during the president's trip, donald trump's position on climate change. >> so obama is talking about all of this with the global warming and that. a lot of it is a hoax. leaders and so too myron ebell to lead his transition team. the united states, he

earlier wrapping up his visit to athens hailing democracy and a symbolic nod to the birth place of the system. he also reassured greeks that america remains a strong ally. >> and i'm confident that just as america's commitment to the transatlantic alliance has endured for seven decades, whether it's been under a democratic or republican administration, that commitment will continue. including our pledge and our treaty obligation to defend every ally. >> cnn's nic roberts is in athens with more. >> hey, carol. good morning. there was also a message, if you will, to the international audience but also to domestic audience back at home, trying to calm fears about the transition of democracy in the united states. he quoted -- he quoted winston churchill saying that democracy is the worst form of government, except for the alternatives. and what he was trying to do here, and he got some laughs from the audience was saying, look, what may be -- what may appear to be happening, you know, a radical change under way in the united states, history doesn't work in a straight line. it zigs and it z

colleagues are in athens right now as we're talking.negotiating with the greek colleagues. there are significant reforms ahead of us. fiscal plans and the like. the 19 ministers over the eurozone will convene on december 5, take stock and see have we reached agreement on policies? if yes, then all of these discussions around depths can be i hope finalized and a precondition for that is that it is not only european programs but an i.m.f. program as well. at least their colleagues are ready to go to their executive board and suggest having another program with greece. matt: are you optimistic that we can get past having meetings to decide the fate of the greeks every six months or every year or is the i.m.f. too pessimistic that that is not going to happen? >> i think the times are past where we said we decide somebody's fate every couple of months or so. greece has turned the corner. i think there is a significant buy in of the greek administration, the greek politicians into this program. they know it is not good for investment. it is n