. >> brian james came through intake less than 24 hours ago. after a wild night on the streets. >> my charges are robbery, assaulting a police officer with a vehicle, resisting arrest, possibly home invasion for breaking into houses trying to get away. i left my 12-year-old daughter out there again. i got a letter from her before i paroled my last term that said, if you blow it again, i'm never going to write you, i'm not going to take any of your calls. you'll be out of my life. >> with two prior felony convictions, james knew these latest charges could put him in prison for life under california's three strikes law. >> it's something to be able to palpably feel the moment in your life when you're [ bleep ] done. when you know it. when nothing you do after that point really makes much of a difference. >> with nothing less to lose, james turned intake into a crime scene. he did make a large splash when he landed here. he got information about another inmate who was in the cell that he was in and basically he attempted to murder the man. >> i've

brian: you say james buchanan did not profit financially? mr.auss: well, because he was not the wealthiest man in the america but his desire was to give parties. there is always a positive aspect to every negative guy, and, two things about him. one, and all of his papers, he never says anything bad about anybody, publicly. at least in the papers, i do not know what he said in verbal terms, but even people he did not like politically, he never said anything bad about them personally. like i said, he loved giving parties. the inaugural ball of 1857 was the greatest party in 19 century america. brian: how did you find that? mr. strauss: ok. here is the problem. after van buren, the next several presidents had not partying aspects to them. there was still an elite party scene. dolly madison was certainly invited to every party. after van buren, harrison dies after an office, the successor john tyler, his wife dies while in office. not a lot of partying. polk comes and his wife is a presbyterian, note drinking are dancing in the white house. next pr

. >> reporter: making a respectable 19 million in opening weekend, the brian cranston and james traino- comedy why him explores a protective daughter and a boyfriend looking for his approval. >> give me a couple days to win me over. by christmas morning, i'll be calling you dad and you will be calling me son. >> reporter: the cast could not stop singing praise for the movie, performing an unrehearsed unofficial theme song. >> why him. >> why him. ♪ why him ♪ ♪ why him ♪ ♪because there's nobody else ♪ >> it was a little johnny mathis. >> reporter: the costars didn't feel the need to compete no matter how much we were willing to pay. >> we are cheap. they are expensive. we are waiting for the benjamins to come out. you only have singles. >> we don't -- >> they're novice. i have won season six of the voice. i think it was season six if you go back and google. >> no father would want their daughter with this guy? when it comes to dating cedric the entertainers kids someone similar to james franco's character is not an option. >> that would be a no. >> james franco or his character. >> nei

(two second pause) audio outcue: "brian mooar, nbc news, trump also selecting james mattis for his defense secretary kwwl political analyst chris larimer's blog on our website kwwl dot com the state of wisconsin is starting their recount of millions of ballots from the presidential election planning has been underway for biggest recount in wisconsin history but the county clerk says, in the end, he doesn't expect to see much change. and vice president-elect mike terry branstad yesterday tweeting out this photo. pence saying he enjoyed his discussion with the governor they discussed state and federal policy issue..according to a branstad aide branstad is scheduled to travel to new york next week on a long-scheduled iowa economic development trip donald trump also tweeting out today...addressing the wildfires out of tennessee the president- elect saying 'my thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the tragic southeastern united states. stay safe' thousands of u-s veterans say they plan to go to the site of north dakota's controversial dakota access pipeline. over two- thousand veteran

trump's newest cabinet pick, james mattis. brian joins us with the latest. >> the next president kicked off his thank you tour in ohio with a rally that featured some familiar themes. president-elect trump back out on the road next week in his tour de force performance in >> we spend too much time focusing on what divides us. >> he whipsawed between conciliatory and confrontational. >> remember, you cannot get to 270. dishonest press. >> and though he won, he still sounded a lot like he was still running. he apparently stunned his own transition team by pre-announcing his choice of general james mattis as defense secretary. >> we're not announcing it until monday so marine. >> his nomination is probably striking fear into the hearts of many of america's potential adversaries. >> but the general retired in 2013, and a federal law requires a seven-year wait between active duty and deployment as defense secretary. congress would have to pass a waiver. >> this is part of the fabric of america. the civilian control of our military. >> me

brian: you say james buchanan did not profit financially? mr.use he was in his mind independently wealthy. he was not the wealthiest man in the america but his desire was to give parties. there is always a positive aspect to every negative guy, and he was -- two things about him. one, in all of his papers, he never says anything bad about anybody, publicly. at least in the papers, i do not know what he said in verbal erms, but even people he did not like politically, he never said anything bad about them personally. like i said, he loved giving parties. the inaugural ball of 1857 was the greatest party in 19th century america. brian: how did you find that? mr. strauss: ok. here is the problem. after van buren, the next several presidents had non partying aspects to them. there was still an elite party scene. dolly madison was certainly invited to every party. after van buren, harrison dies after a month in office, the successor john tyler, his wife dies while in office. not a lot of partying. polk comes and his wife is a presbyterian, no drinkin

idea that is brian cranston plays a father, his daughter is dating james franco's character. he doesn't like this gentlemen it becomes this idea of him trying to approve him of tait ing his daughter but way more than that. it sound like a simplistic way but plot line doesn't matter he because it is all about r rated jokes. it is continuing to be continue i. director also did a long came poly which is a funny film and i love you, man. i love this hoff i. if you want to get away take your brain away from the world for hour and a half or two hours and just laugh this is what you want to see. not for kid. very r rated. i gave it four out of five. >> nice. >> i love, i love you, man, that is a good movie. >> yes, hidden figures really good one that people are raving about, octavius spencer and taraji p henson. >> this is most important of the year, important film of the year, alex, and this weekend it is only opening up in select theaters on sunday, christmas day, and then goes every where, january 6th, but this is about three african-american women who work for nasa and their sto

brian. as you point out, we had been talking to his transition officials throughout the day trying to get this news that he was, in fact, going to pick jamesdawg mattis. we're thinking no announcements yet. they didn't want to step on that news you've been talking about, the fact that president-elect trump saved those thousand-plus jobs in indiana for the carrier association. they wanted that to be the headline. well, the president-elect had other plans. he thought he was going to wait until next week in an event in north carolina. clearly mr. trump decided he wanted to have this moment to do it. it was very dramatic. the crowd responded, started cheering. james mad dog mattis is someone who is widely respected throughout the military. he's a hard liner on issues like isis, but instantly you'll recall that president-elect trump in that interview with the "new york times" in talking to james mad dog mattis about torture, he changed his opinion about waterboarding, that it's really not that effective. so hardliner in a number of areas, brian, but not all of them. in terms of his confirmation hearings, it's interesting, because he needs more

. >> you know, the hackers that are discussed in your article, brian, are described as being evil jamesd-like villains. is there a james bond character, though, that can stop this. or is it inevitable these guys are going to be able to maintain control of iphones at will down the road? >> it is a battle that will never end. the genie is out of the bottle. once these capabilities are out there, they are going to be continued to be updated, just as apple and microsoft, everybody else will continue to update their defensive measures. right now, if you're john smith sitting there in des moines, this is probably not going to happen to you. the type of people that are targets for this so far have been dissidents, political dissidents often in the middle east who have used these new tools being sold by what are called cyber arms dealers to spy on and harass their own dissidents. >> brian, is that the principle goal of the attackers, to get to certain people for political means, or is it also kind of an economy where essentially it can be used for extortion to be used for other things? >> it ca

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.: james buchanan, the potus rating game, and the legacy of the least of the lesser presidents." brianrobert strauss, author of "worst. president. ever." i will ask you about that in a moment. i want to read your dedication.

brian adams tweeted, rip george michael. i can't believe it an incredible singer and lovely human being. far too young >> and jamesn tweeted i loved george michael as long as i can remember, he was an absolute inspiration. also ahead of his time >>> we do have encouraging news about carrie fisher. she's in stable condition after suffering a massive heart attack on friday. fisher's mother debbie reynolds tweeted that the family would share any updates on fisher and also thanked the public for its prayers. fish is known for her role as princess lea in star wars. >>> turning to our weather, some you could be waking up to winter weather in the morning, a little bit of a mix i think of freezing rain advisory will soon go into effect. let's get the absolute latest from meteorologist lauren casey who knows much more about this than i do >> that's why they keep me around nash. >> that's right, this is about you. >> i'll take it from here, stormscan 3 showing us quiet conditions, we had a beautiful christmas holiday across the delaware valley with sunshine and comfortable temperatures, but i am eyeing a system up wind righ

world at large forever loved and brian adams tweeting rip george michael i can't believe it incredible singer and lovely human being far too young to leave us and jamesn who started karaoke car pool george was the first he took in his car. he said i loved as long as i can remember he was inspiration always ahead of his time. george michael dead at the age of 53. no official cause of death so far. >>> "fox5" in the district tonight where a holiday argument turned deadly. d.c. police shot and killed a man after they were called out for a domestic disturbance. the man's family is take talking only to "fox5". marina morocco has the story. >> reporter: gerald javon hall was shot by police officers as officers respond ford domestic violence call at a northeast home. hall's mother tells "fox5" the father of four was navy veteran and days away from turning 30 and family says hall stopped at girlfriend's home christmas morning to pick up presents he bought for his children and it was at the home on walnut northeast where argument between the couple started and once police arrived officers say hall was wheeleding a knife and one officer fired a service weapon.

brian adams tweeted rip george michael. such an incredible human being and singer far too young. and jamesn well george michael did the first karaoke in the uk. he was an inspiration, always ahead of his time. dead at the age of 53. still no cause of death so far. >> "fox5" is in the district where holiday deadly. d.c. police shot and killed a man when they were called out for a domestic disturbance. marina morocco with the story. >> the family confirms he was shot dead by d.c. police police officers as officers responded for domestic violence call at a northeast home. hall's mother told "fox5" the father of four was navy veteran days away from turning 0. hall stopped at girlfriend's home christmas morning to pick up present he bought for his children at the home walnut street northeast an argument started. once police arrived officers say hall was wielding a knife and at least one officer fired a service weapon. the family claims hall was shot three times in the chest and investigators are now reviewing body camera foot bath to de term the sequence of he convenience. >> he takes care of t

brian, is that we knew back over the summer that russia had attacked us. we issued an october 7 declaration that responsible was responsible. that came from james clapper. yet we weren't doing anything to stop the leaks from happening. it doesn't appear until october 31 that president obama reached out to russia. most importantly for me, i'm concerned that we continued to see the dissemination of fake news, and that was perpetuated by multiple media outlets. and before it was too late, we saw president-elect trump elected. and now he is also failing to disavow russia. the only way to make sure this doesn't happen again is to have outside experts look at it, say who was responsible. sign off on that, and then i think have a fairer election in 2020. >> congressman eric swawell from california. congressman, thank you very much for joining us. >>> after a break here, our new reporting tonight on what's happening inside trump world. this is "the 11th hour" on msnbc. >>> president elect donald trump is now dealing with appears to be the first major deadly terrorist attack since he became the president-elect, and for a report tonight on all things trump, we we

james comey. a federal court ordered the release of a search warrant that was used to access anthony weiner's laptop. brianallon tweeted there was nothing in search warrant filings to controvert comey's statements from july to establish probable cause of a crime. it is salt in the wound to see f.b.i. rationale was so flimsy. kennedy: i don't disagree with the assessment that maybe this petition to a judge was too vague and granted too easily. i wouldn't want that for any candidate or any party. but it wasn't just that. it was a cumulative effect of the information that poured out whether it was from wikileaks or from the foia requests ordered by a judge. >> i think judges do tend to give out these warrants a little bit too easily. maybe there is an argument there, and we'll never know how much one other other impacted the election. i think most people didn't dig into the wikileaks stuff. they just saw hillary clinton lied through her teeth 9 times about it. it didn't help them that the fine came out. but it didn't help bernie sanders that cnn was leak can questions to hillary clinton. it didn't help that s

brian our new movie people are always asking why him. >> what you are talking about, you are him. >> who. >> the question is why am i stuck with him as my fatherly. >> no, no, jamesd you read the script? >> many times. and it's very clear you are him. >> oh, this is ridiculous, him. >> see that's classic him behavior. >> okay. if you wat to find out who the real him is, go to movietickets.com on your phone. >> and buy tickets to our move i just like this. >> one thing we can all agree on, use movietickets.com, the ♪7telligent way to go to the ♪ >> and see "why him" december 23rd. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. ♪ ♪ mshe said i should think of my rteeth like an apple. it could be great on the outside not so great on the inside. her advice? use a toothpaste and mouthwash that strengthens both. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it's uniquely formulated with activestrength technology to strengthen teeth inside and is better at strengthening the outside than colgate total. cre

by the way, james carville said that on election night right here where i was sitting with rachel and brian. >> it's true. and scapegoating, white supremacy, scapegoating jim comey, russian interference, fake news, bernie sanders, he had the audacity to run. why did he do that? how about he won 22 states and 13 million voters and they never fully assimilated him back in. and anytime i defend myself against these specious allegations that are leading to death threats, anytime i try to respond, i'm seen as ungracious. why are we sore winners? i'm not a sore winner, we're a winner. my guy's a winner. he's the next president of the united states. this has to stop, this incendiary rhetoric of people who just can't admit that they lost. they have to stop, because it's causing a lot of anxious. and i hope -- i kw you don't have any control of this, i hope the racists and bad guys and white nationalists stay away from your inauguration. because they'll show up -- >> let me say for the record -- >> -- with a confederate battle flag and i know you don't want that to happen. i know you don't. >> and i

brian, he's still a long way from a full team. me does have some key figures in place on national security, at least in terms of his -- the nomination he is will submit so you have james mattis at the pentagon, rex tillerson he wants to put in at state, general kelly for homeland security. he's got hissize inner in mike flynn but there are a lot of really important jobs at the levels below those people, the deputies, the people are doing to day to day grunt work, frankly, don't spend as much time as the congressional hearings or photo-ops and not a lot of progress on those key jobs and in addition there is one key cabinet level job, the director of national intelligence, jim clapper, who has played a fundamental role in this administration in assessing security threats both to do with terrorists and geopolitical threats like russia, cyber attacks, that kind of thing. clapper announced he would be resigning at noon on january 20, inauguration day. some people took that as a signal he did not want to serve for a moment under donald trump. be that as it may or not trump is going to have a vacancy in that crucial post from the get-go and has not put forward a candidate fo

next, brian cranston plays a straight laced overprotective dad visiting his daughter to find out she's dating a billionaire played by james has no filter, wildly inappropriate match for his daughter. >> you know what? no, just jumping in. i'm just going to do this. it's going to be great. >> i just got it done this morning. >> yeah. >> is that our christmas card. >> gosh, it says happy holidays and everything. >> i gave the guy a christmas card, i didn't happy holidays was on there. good thing i like christmas. >> the critics are not into it, getting 35%, and richard putting it like this, not funny, not funny, not follow-upny, not funny. another writes, the movie has classic comic set pieces to make you forgive the film's occasional trips over the top. >> that is the news for this half hour. >> going to go see "why him" aren't you? >> can i try on one of your u o uggs? like tom brady uggs. >>> this morning, the president-elect's call for nuclear weapons. >> what would be a major reversal in u.s. policy, donald trump tweeting our nuclear capabilities should be expanded. meanwhile, putin is saying the same thing, so could t

brian cranston in our new movie people are always asking why him. >> what you are talking about, you are him. >> who. >> the question is why am i stuck with him as my fatherly. >> no, no, james>> many times. and it's very clear you are him. >> oh, this is ridiculous, him. >> see that's classic him behavior. >> okay. if you wat to find out who the real him is, go to movietickets.com on your phone. >> and buy tickets to our move i just like this. >> one thing we can all agree on, use movietickets.com, the intelligent way to go to the movies. ♪7 ♪ >> and see "why him" december 23rd. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pain from a headache whecan make this...d, feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol® when you have a cold, pain from chest congestion can make this... feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol® gahmom washed our clothes.idly losing credibility as handymen. one wash with tide pods and we're right back where we started. we look like catalogue models! who trusts a clean handyman anyway? yeah! turns out it was just dirt left there by our old l

james mattis. he spent 44 years serving in the marine corps. this isn't official, but a formal announcement is expected sometime next week. >> brian: a man accused of shooting a lakewood high school student is expected in court this morning. denzel johnson is charged with felonious assault. the 16-year-old victim is going shot because of his muslim faith. he said johnson called him a terrorist and shot him right in the arm. police are not, however, investigating this as a hate crime. at least at this point. we will be at court this morning. if anything developing we will let you know. >>> cpd announced the annual gun buyback is this sunday. it's from noon to 4:00 at the 3rd district. guns must be unloaded, of course, and in a clear plastic bag placed inside or backpack. when you get there, don't take the gun out. it should be locked in the trunk of your car for police to remove. >> tia: tom hanks is back in the cle today. he's in town for the greater cleveland film commission and promote our area as a place to make movies. hanks will take with more than 750 cuyahoga college film students this morning. the academy award-winner began his acting ca

brian adams tweeted rest in peace george michael. i can't believe it. such an incredible singer ani c' lovely human being. bng far too >> jameswro loved george michael for asor as long as i remember.long he was an absoluten ablute inspiration. always ahead of his time. again, sing earl george michael dead at the age of 53. 5 >> today is a national davel dav mourning in russia whererussiahe rescue teams continue toe t search for victims of a military plane crash. it happened after takeoff from f sochi. the plane was carrying 92rying 2 people to syria. they were redding to russia'suss air base in syria to performo pm for the troops. >> now to the district this morning. family members of a man shot and kfoilo lethde bybe d.c. porslice are still looking for answers.ing fr >> it began with holidayolay argument. the man's family spoke exclusive to fox5. anjali hemphill has the story. o good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yeah, while the motherter:g, of rolled have a von hall spentl her christmas in shock ove officer here who fired his gun has been placed on routinene administrative leave pending the outcome of an investi

brian, i think that's him. >> do you think it's him or no? >> i think it is, too. >> james ray was indeed released from the lewis prison and now he will be on probation for the remainder of his sentence right here in phoenix. >> don't cry, man. you are going to make me cry. >> couldn't have made it without you. >> yeah, you could have. it just wld not have been the same. it's all good, man. you're good. you're good. >> i found myself sitting in a chair today really talking to myself and saying, okay, james, get your head on and be grateful. >> you know, when i first went in, it spun me out really hard. and i went through everything from shock to anger, to victim, to hating god, blaming god. you know, look at why, you know, i tried to help people and this is my reward? and now i look back at that and i think how arrogant. who am i to think that i should not have any challenges because i'm trying to do something good, and what's your motive for doing it? >> be strong. you got this. >> appreciate it. >> how do you feel right now? >> just really blessed. because, again, i had n

brian adams tweeted riper george michael. i can't believe it. such an incredible singer andi b a lovelley h sumaninge being. bg far too young to leave us. jameswrote i've loved george michael for as long as i can remember.hael fi came lambw an absolute inspiration.ss always ahead of his time. tim again george michael dead at det the age of 53. >>> a lot of people area lot feeling the loss.of peofeele lo they're reacting on social media. >> you can see some of some somm them and we'll scrow throughcrow the soundtrack of my life.dtrack we've heard from so many folks. if you would like to contribute as well then go aheadte a and leave your comment on line and we'll try to pullol some out throughout the morning.ing. >> switching gears let's getngea to news in the district. tragic police-involvede-volv shooting in the district overcte the weekend. weekend. this morning family members still looking forning answers. s >> it all began with a holidayay argument. the man's family spoke exclusively to fox5 and anjaliai hemphill is live in northeast now with more. mor good morning.good >> reporter: m well, goodood morning. family of gerald haul say theyd

prompted fbi director james comey just 11 days before the election to send a letter telling lawmakers the fbi was reopening its investigation into clinton's e-mails. former press secretary brianallon responded to yesterday's release saying it shows the fbi had no new evidence to reopen the investigation. it is salt in the wound to see fbi rational was this flimsy. just a day earlier, bill clinton blamed his wife's loss in part on what he called the bogus e-mails and the fbi. >> he should know blaming russian hacking or jim comey. >> reporter: trump's adviser kellyanne conway the clinton's. >> it is time to open up the door and say we are here to help you have a our great democracy. >> reporter: bill clinton also took a swipe at the president-elect, recently telling a local westchester paper that donald trump doesn't know much, but does know how to get angry white men to vote for him. that prompted a response from mr. trump on twitter who said it was the former president who doesn't know much, especially how to get people even with a limited budget out to vote in the vital swing states. they focused on wrong states. as for president-elect donald trump he is holding more meetin

fbi director james comey, just eleven days before the election, to send a letter telling lawmakers the fbi was reopening its investigation into clinton's e-mails. former press secretary brian fallon responded to yesterday's release saying it shows the fbi had no new evidence to reopen the investigation. it has softened the wounds since the fbi rationale was this flimsy and comey's intrusion on the election was as utterly unjustified as we suspected at time. just a day earlier bill clinton blamed his wife's loss in part on what he called the bogus e-mails. and the fbi. >> they had the russians, and the fbi, she couldn't reveil against that. >> he should know better than to be blaming russian hacking or jim comey. >> reporter: trump adviser kellyanne conway blasted the former president. >> it's time for the clintons to do what the obamas have done. which is to -- to open up the door and say, we are here to help you have a peaceful transition in our great democracy. >> reporter: bill clinton also took a swipe at the president-elect, recently telling a local westchester paper that donald trump doesn't know much. but does know how to get angry white men to vote for him. that pr

james has been honored. and he joins tiger woods as the only two-time recipient of the award. >>> that's the news update this hour. back to you guys. brianht, sue, thank you very much. stocks as we noted hitting session highs once again. we're just now about 50 points away from dow 20,000. now about .3 of 1%. if the buyer keep coming in, it is likely we could -- >> faster than the sellers. >> if there is more buyers than sellers, things could go higher. we could hit 20,000 today. >> we could hit 20,000 while i'm standing here. that's how fast things are moving. it is all about the rotation. we're emphasizing that a lot. that's really what is going on. remember consumer staples, nobody cared about them in november. they have been stronger and stronger again today. so your cisco, whole foods, tyson foods, hormel foods, and dow, disney, coca-cola, they're all coming to the floor now in december. this is what i mean by leadership group. at the same time, groups that were strong in november kind of fall back. we talked about industrial materials. look at what some of the material names have been doing. they're falling back. other groups are r

brian. back to you shortly. now this. president-elect trump continuing his thank you up to. he is actually continuing it tonight. where is he going? adam: in fayetteville, north carolina with general jamesly be his pick for secretary of defense. later in the week, thursday in des moines and friday in grand rapids to say thank you to his supporters. stuart: over the weekend he is attending army-navy game. adam: we learned that last hour. we don't know if he will be rooting for army or navy. stuart: doesn't matter. >> he will get cheered. stuart: he will be popular guy at army-navy game. i can't see any opposition. >>> now this. president-elect trump will use tax subsidies and other incentives to try to keep jobs in america like he did with the carrier corporation. all right, look at this headline from the "washington post." experts, colon, trump's tax operation may not be enough to keep jobs in the united states. itch not gone through the reasoning behind "the washington post" article but i will bring in grover norquist who runs americans for tax reform. what do you make of that headline? i know it is "the washington post." they're no fans of trump. what do you make of it? >> well there