it is unclear whether the strikes had been clary doubt -- carried out in relation to the airstrikes byhe u.s. coalition. syria is in the six days of a cease-fire, but that does not include the islamic state or the group formally known as the nusra front, that target of the airstrikes. there has been an accidental water outage for nearly two weeks in damascus. here is more from the u.n. spokesperson. >> obviously, it is a humanitarian emergency and a contaminated lack of fresh water leads to waterborne diseases, particularly among children. response inur syria, the u.n. has already rehabilitated in number of wells around damascus to cover about one third of daily water needs in the city. since the 22nd, those wells have been the sole source of water for the entire city of damascus. >> donald trump's inauguration is less than three weeks away, but the u.s. president-elect is raising doubts about u.s. intelligence. he tweeted tuesday without citing any evidence that the timing of an upcoming intelligence briefing on suspected russian interference in the election had been delayed. his twee

claris clarissa, what are world leaders saying? >> reporter: christine, world leaders are watching the inauguration more closely than they watched any inauguration before. while the inaugural address does not traditionally delve deep in foreign policies, you will be sure the leaders will try to find clues to what foreign policy in the u.s. will look like under president-elect donald trump. it is no secret there is a lot of anxiety from different countries after the explosive comments we heard from trump in the campaign. whether it is nato obsolete or talking about building a wall with mexico or banning muslims or the questioning of the one china policy. there is a great deal of ambiguity of the foreign policy and what it will look like. i think there will be a lot of people watching closely wanting to see if there is anything to read in the tea leaves based on the inaugural address. we know mexico's foreign minister is scheduled to visit washington, d.c. next week. that could be an important step. a lot of reconciliation work to be

claris clarissa, this is similar language that we get from the trump transition. >> reporter: that'sght, john. actually yesterday we saw president-elect donald trump actually quoting directly from the kremlin spokesperson who had dismissed the latest report as utter fabrication and fake news analyd lies. this is essentially what we heard from the kremlin for months. they have strenuously denied the allegations of hacking first reared its head in october. having any involvement at all. they cast this as a political issue and last-ditch effort by the obama administration to discredit russia and disparage russia and kind of poison the well, if you will, in terms of a future relationship between the u.s. and russia which obviously there is an expectation might warm a little with all the nice things that president putin that president-elect donald trump said. we heard from the foreign ministry talking about the latest report. they said quote, it seems obama's administration is trying to destroy everything within the u.s. and within american society. it went on to say all of this story is

you have been clary that very clear about saying it has not been altered. -- directorper: clapper: we did not assess the impact on the electorate. we did not do public opinion polls gazette is not our charter -- because that is not our charter. we cannot say whether the release of the hacked information changed any voter opinion. we don't know. >> what recommendations or sanctions would you have? what would you think would deter russia or any other country from hacking us? director clapper: that is a policy called. i got into that last thursday. there are a range of tools could admirable --nk al rogers view is mine, not a cyber for cyber reaction. and iting is so serious can alter our lives relatively quickly. capability and possibility of happening, shouldn't we have a broad policy in america that says any hacking that has been confirmed by the intelligence community come at once he basically -- want to a sickly authorize this happened -- that we should enforce sanctions on any country that does this? director clapper: i think the discussion we had on thursday, if you are conducting

. >> quickly, by the way, your voluntary cab clary -- vocabulary stellar. >> i think labor participation-- all-time high applications, on tuesday, so that tells me there is a sign that people are optimistic about getting back into the workforce, now we may not see those numbers in today's report, but certainly it is in line with the optimism that is out there. . >> i just want to point people to the u.s. futures right now 18-point loss on dow futures a real indication of how the market reacts, to this jobs' report, but, again, the final jobs' report for the obama administration we are going to take you right down to washington, to adam shapiro with the anybody. >> unemployment rate 4.7% december 1556,000 jobs added he 156,000 added unemployment 7.5 million long term up employed 1.8 million average job growth 180,000 in year 2016 per month that is lower than 2015, 229,000 per month, adjusted as they do, in january so, so december rates september was revised down unemployment from 5.0 to 4.9% to be able elevate from 4.9 to 4.8% labor force participation rate 62.7% in december, employed par