c. smith: -- krishnatative-elect child, wehen i was a were allowed to take advantage of programs like foodmps and so forth to survive the end my parents were able to complete their studies and get a job of all places in peoria illinois and that is where they spent the next 40 years of their lives and raised a family. at an early age, my father said, regardless of what you to do make sure that government is there for the next families who needed and so when i was in a position, i started to do more for mike community and then for my state and now running for congress with, you know, the next chapter in unfinished business for me which is to help others in the middle class. >> where did you grow up? rep.-elect. krishnamoorthi: peoria, illinois. >> but before that, talk about your heritage. we.-elect. krishnamoorthi: innt the first seven years part of the united states before we moved to the oreo. >> talk about that. what do you bring to the house of representatives given your background? rep.-elect. krishnamoorthi: my time in peoria? that was my formative years. closestade some of my friends

he was wanted in the shooting outside of a rarment campus office jodieç smith was crit ae loll's kroubed> president a weshgs while some of his selections are met with criticism. plus a blizzard leaving rez kent resturanteding those in the home and it is 30 years in education and i never seen two snow days used before the 10th of december. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. >> a fox news alert from michigan, three people are are dead following a 40 car pile up. the crash took place near the town of fallerville. and emergency crews are trying to get to people trapped in their cars. smoke and ice to blame. and in north dakota a wintery blast forcing schools to close and more snow is expected in that region as another system moves on shore. that is expected to go to the northern plain and midwest over the weekend. >>> after several high profile military nominations, they are geting this kind of reaction. a military plot to over throw the pre

c smith was defensive end for the saints and helped them win themt super bowl in 2010. 201 car dell nowp to 40 4 years in prison in one he gets s sentenced in february. >> d.c. threes on the deadly shooting on 32nd street s street last night. lasnigh >> melanie alnwick is live withi the latest nows .ow mel. >> reporter: good morning,ni eve e and allison. we have new information fromor d.c. police they've identifiednt the victim as 21-year-old grantt copeland done moo of northwest h d.c. now talking to neighbors theyy tell me that if you see it's see kind of hard from our vantagean point but there's a red brick rb house and apparently this carar was parked on the curb rightb kind of where those two trashra cans are and that is where theyt said that the driver's side door looked -- look as if it been bee shattered by bullets and now this information from dc policel is that appears that perhaps the suspect was in the vehicle with 21-year-old grant copeland andd that the shooting appears toea have come from inside the vehicle through the driver'se d' side door. doo several gunshot wounds st

jurors hearing closing arguments in the killing of former new orleans saints star will smith. cll hayes shooting him eight times, seven in the back. smith's wife hit by gunfire too. speaking in his own defense, hayes telling jurors he opened fire fearing for his life, claiming smith attacked him and grabbed the gun. "i know for a fact i was going to get shot," hayes said. hayes claiming he heard a gunshot before pulling the trigger. although police say a gun fired in smith's car was never fired. >> the defense he gave in his own defense has been contradicted by third-party witnesses and it's also been contradicted by the forensic evidence. >> reporter: smith was an all pro in his playing career and a fan favorite. former teammates like quarterback drew brees showing their support throughout this emotional trial. >> our thanks to phillip. cardell hayes was also found guilty of attempted manslaughter and for wounding smith's wife. he faces up to 40 years in prison. he will be sentenced in february. >> many members of the saints there during the reading of the verdicts late last ni

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c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. washington i'm autria godfrey. and i'm jummy olabanji in for larry smith. we want to get straight to breaking news overseas. sam sweeney is at the live desk. italian news agency ansa reporting that the man behind that deadly attack on a christmas market in berlin has been killed in milan. autria... breaking right now... we've just learned in the last few minutes that the suspect in the berlin christmas market truck attack has

c-span.org. >>> now house science committee chair lamar smith on opportunities for changes in environmental and energy development policies, in a trump administration. he and others talked about their goals in working with the new president. >>> good morning. good morning. are my mikes work singh thating? i'm john hillboldt, it is my privilege to welcome everyone to the sarah and douglas auditorium as well as those joining us on the heritage.org website we're pleased to host with the texas public foundation. our housekeeping duty is to make sure your mobile devices are turned off as a courtesy to our speakers. and of course, we're running we house vote schedule so some things this morning will be a little bit on the fly. my introduction of our first guest will be very brief. welcoming on behalf of the heritage foundation is my colleague, becky norton donlop, who served as our ronald reagan distinguished fellow. member of the reagan administration working in the white house with president reagan and attorney general mees at the department of justice and don hoe dell in interior and in virginia,

smith reporting." >>> a man is suing a local mcdonald aes franchise saying theç value meal for a burger i 44 centsrchased separately. he said it is about the morals of it. >> thank you for having me. >> first, i want to ask you what this suit targets. we look at face value and say couldn't he just ask for a price reduction or go to the manager. >> it targets deceptive business practices. you think okay, if i pick this order, i save money versus paying for each item separately. what consumer goes and does the math? no one does. >> a two cheese burger deal for $5.90 orç purchased separately $5.49. >> in illinois, it says, there needs to be a deceptive practice, and they need to have suffered actual harm as a result of whatever the deacceceptive practices. >> how do they prove deception and it is a class action suit so that makes it different. >> proving deception, the preface itself is the business practice. they don't need to show intent, they don't need to show malice. it is simply enough they were marketing this as being cheaper and it company. >> and we have for example here, mcdonald's and for

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c-span 3. >>> this americaning fedex ceo frederick smith offered the trump administration advice on how to change nafta and other free trade agreements. but first the head on the gallup polling company on what's behind low productivity in the u.s. and slowing economic growth. this portion is just under an hour. >> talk a little bit about productivity and more specifically about growth and we're going to hand the report out in just a minute. i don't want to go through the report because you can read it yourself. as a matter of fact, we have a slide deck with one slide. i don't think i -- i've never done a slide presentation before but i got one slide so i do refer to it as my deck. [ laughter ] but i want to take a little bit of a different angle on it, kind of a leadership angle on what we've done. the guy that founded our company was a guy named dr. george gallup who was an academic more than he was a -- i'm going say entrepreneur. but he -- and he usually makes that list of 100 most influential -- the real good list, not the "time" magazine list that has chefs and all that kind of stuff but the

smith eight times and also injured his wife. hayes now faces up to 40 years in prison. president-elect donald trump is challenging the c-i-a's findings that the russian government interfered with the u-s election. cbs' kenneth craig has more details from new york. the c-i-a has concluded russia leaked hacked emails from the democratic party's computers to help president-elect donald trump win the presidential election. but mr. trump believes the report is an attempt to discredit his victory. victory."i think it's ridiculous. i think it's just another excuse. i don't believe it."former gop rival, carly fiorina was at trump of visitors meeting with mr. tr. trump."we talked about hacking, whether it's chinese hacking or purported russian ha" hacking."congress is calling for a bipartisan investigation and republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he supports the probe. probe."we need to approach all these on the assumption the russians do not wish us well." senators on both sides of the aisle also want to take a closer look at rell mr. trump's top choice to be secretary of state. state."he'll be questioned tho

smith sewnial secretary david skorton, library of congress carla hayden and archivist of the united states david fario. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> we are in the library of congress for a conversation among three

smith. late sunday night -- a louisiana jury found cardell hayes guilty of manslaughter. the 29-year-old shot and killed smithfollowing a road-rage incident 3 president-elect donald trump nominating exxon mobile c-e-o.. rex tillerson.. as secretary of state.the development comes amid calls from a bi-partisan group of senators asking congress to investigate the c-i-a's assessment...that russia helped trump get elected. tillerson is known for his close connections to russian president vladimir putin. ----- and a reminder... donald trump makes a stop in wisconsin this week. he'll be at the wisconsin state fair grounds tomorrow as part of his thank-you tour. he's scheduled to speak at 7. doors open at 4. looking ahead this morning... by 8 o'clock tonight... wiconsin's presidential election recount has to be comp. compelte.it's taken ?nearly a week and a half?.... to count nearly two-point-eight (m) million ballots. ballots. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from the milwaukee county courthouse with the latest on the recount effort. kyle? the state eleciton commission is reporting more than 95 percent of all ballots have been recounted for, and there are only a few wards who still that includes

smith sewnial secretary david skorton, library of congress carla hayden and archivist of the united states david fario. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> we are in the library of congress for a conversation among three people who are responsible for conserving the nation's history and treasures, and my opening question is to our host for this conversation, carla hayden, who is the brand new 14th librarian of congress, just starting her job in the fall of 2016. why did you take this job? let me see how you finish this sentence. i took that job because i want to? >> open this wonderful treasure chest so as many people as possible. it has, in the room that we're in now, has six stratovarious violins and original scores from beethov beethoven, haydn, no relation, and there are so many things here, and that's why i took the job. >> david farrio you've been at this a bit longer. you are the tenth archivist of the united states, started the job in 2009. do you remember where you said yes? >> i said no twice when i got the first calls but it and it took someone from the transition team to come to new york to talk to me about what thi

c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. the u.s. council on competitiveness will hold a form ceo fred smith>> when you look at a project, you look to whether you achieved your objectives and at what cost, so i wanted to see through this last half-century of military interventions, party, politics, morality aside, what happens after the party is over? what are the human and financial costs on both sides? >> brian gruber discusses his latest book, war, the after party. it chronicles his travel experiences through countries affected by u.s. involved conflict. >> i went to all these places. of bias.ith some form i went with an open mind to not so much understand what a partisan point of view might be, misso look at what was ion accomplished and the cost on both ends of the gun barrel. trump held a rally to thank supporters in des moines, iowa. the president-elect has held events and a number of states he won in the november election. ♪ >> i am mike pence. i am from indiana. and because of the support and hard work and prayers of the people of iowa and people all across america, 42 days from tod

smith te uiliind the surprise that sparkd plenty of smiles. ⌞ reporter: tinen the chiievren oerqthe men and women in unifor headed down, all thid plaansed headed down, all thid plaansed inor was holiday music. @cevue santa's workshop, amazon and other sponsors assembled bicycles, paraded them down broad street to kimmel center. >> they're away from their families. what better time of year to support them. >> reporter: there are 185 bikes, brand new. each with a personalized sign on it with the name of a happy kid who will soon pedal away. >> this is so amazing because i love bikes and i can ride this any time i want. >> reporter: smiles say it all. >> this is exciting to get a new bike since my old one broke. >> reporter: active duty parents are appreciative of moments like this. >> this is my first time having christmas with the family in five years. it is amazing. >> reporter: tires, pedals, handlebars, small way to say thanks to families that give so much. drew smith, nbc10 news. >>> we're starting out with philadelphia neighborhoods. temperatures in the 40s to kickoff the day. park side, 43. also 44 at fox chase. park wood, 43. we're all sitting in the low to mid 40s. it feels cooler than

name is sergeant briangea smith currently station inion bagram afghanistan born andnior raised in baltimore maryland.an. i love my ravens to death i love my team i-love my city. c shout out to my family tellfami them i lovely them happy theha holidays.ho i support y'all the wholert season the rest of my life.ife. >> see more greeting from our fm troops at fox5dc.com. what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. more fight. it's doing everything in your power, and everything in ours. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. and with your support, they will. >> ?? >> it is 6:41. happy friday morning to you. what'sidayh what' trending on the web thisding friday morning. first up the obama administration wants gender equality when it comes to military drafts. administrationratility w declared support for requiring women to register for the draft.n to r it's a step towardss incorporating women at all a a levels of the military.ility. the support comes at an unusual time just two days

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c hope. >> good morning, i'm natasha zouves. and right now we are tracking a bad crash on the dumbarton bridge. let's get over to alexis smithhis picture. this is a collision on eastbound 84 right around the mid span of the bridge. look closely. check out all of that fuel. there is a major fuel spill involved. the two right lanes blocked on the eastbound side. i've been watching them stop intermittently and significant and avoid it in both directions, mike. >> let's talk about the fog. the altamonte pass, quarter mize visibility into livermore. temperatures in the 30s and 40s on the way to mid and upper 50s. significantly warmer by saturday and even some 70s inland and then we'll have 20s and 30s for next week. >> thank you. we'll keep track of the crash on the bridge and coming up, big bargains on holiday gifts. tori's steals and deals are up next. we'll have another update in 30 minutes and always on the news app. join i'm at higher risktwice as likfor depression.troke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be manag

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ç horrible. i'm glad we weren't there. that was a very small concern of mine, but if it had happened, catastrophe. neil: all right. thank you, my friend. gary b. smith> you bet. neil: want to go to senator joe manchin right now, democrat from the fine state of west virginia. senator, it didn't happen yesterday, there wasn't an elector revolt. i mean, it isn't official, official, official until january 6th, i guess, when they put the seal of approval on it in washington, but what do you make of efforts still afoot to deny donald trump the victory? >> well, neil, people just gotta get over it and go on i mean, let's get on with governing this country, making us the world leader and keeping, maintaining that superpower status. and that means we've all got to get behind our president whether you voted for him or not and work with him and try to make him successful and be respectful if we disagree and find a different path forward. i'm just, i mean, this is taking too much time and energy. there's too much, too many other things to be concerned about. and i think we have the greatest syem of democracy in the world. it's not perfect, they're going to make