and david marinous. author of barack obama historian. watch in depth on sunday on book tv on c-span two. >> architectural historian barry lewis, talks about the construction of the brooklyn bridge, why manhattan needed the bridge, and how transportation in the city changes at the turn of the 20th century. >> when the brooklyn bridge was opened, it did not put the ferries out of business, the ferries were still running at capaci capacity. by the mid 1990s, the city of brooklyn, which connect the kings county had reached 8 million people. >> that's the interesting thing about country music, is that it's the music of poor white people, people who are privileged to be white, and i'll talk about that in a second. but also, people who are under privileged in terms of their class identity and their economic opportunity. >> dickinson college professor, cotten sylar, on the emerging definitions of whiteness and blackness. how it impacted the origins of country music. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america. >> a cautious congress, budget cut bac

democracy in black, how race enslaves the american soul and pulitzer prize winner journalist david mariners, author of president obama the story. watch in depth live from noon to 3:00p.m. eastern, on sunday. booktv on c-span 2 >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday january 20th. c-span will have life coverage of all the events and ceremony, watch live on c-span and cspan.org and listen live on the c-span radio app >>> russia's ambassador to turkey was assassinated at an ankara art exhibit by a lone turkish gunman shouting god is great and don't forget aleppo, don't forget syria in what the leaders of russia and turkey call a provocative attack. turkish officials describe the gunman as a 22-year-old off-duty police officer. three others at least were wounded. the state department called the assassination of the russian ambassador despicable here is part of briefing from today. it's about 15 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. i know, i hope you see in the statement that the secretary put out. if you didn't, allow me to

lieutenant general david berger, commander, marine forces pacific. der, u.s. army forces command. former commander, u.s. pacific fleet. general gary north, former commander, u.s. pacific air forces. the honorable kirk caldwell, mayor of the city and county of honolulu. the honorable bernard carvalho, mayor of kauai. honorable mayor of japan. the honorable hirohisa ishibashi, mayor of japan. consulate corps, senior executive service and all other flag and general officers, elected and appointed officials, business and community leaders, welcome. [ applause ] >> nestled along the waters of the lava stream is the pearl harbor visitors center where more than a million and a half guests come each year to learn the history of the pacific war. three memorials dedicated to "uss arizona," uss oklahoma and "uss utah." collectively, these and other memorials represent those who were lost on december 7, 1941. over the years we have collected oral history interviews of hundreds of pearl her better survivors, both military and civilian, other world war ii, japanese

and pulitzer prize winning journalist, david marin, author of "barack obama, the story." watch it live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >>> next, from the library of congress we talk with three care takers of america's treasures. david skorton, carla hayden and archivist of the united states david ferriero. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. >> 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 beethoven, haydn, no relation, and there are so many things here, and that's why i took the job. >> david ferriero, you've been at this a bit

marine staff sergeant david rescott, deployed overseas the last eight and a half months, left his son'sng open. ( laughter ) until he reached for a hug. for the last couple of weeks, 'tis been the season-- >> daddy! >> reporter: ...for a battalion of military moms and dads-- >> daddy! >> reporter: sons and daughters. >> oh! >> reporter: ...to pull off the kind of surprise attack. >> is this why you haven't called me back! >> reporter: ...no one minds being the target of. just this week, a couple of daughters recording the mannequin challenge at their school in oklahoma had a surprise waiting at the end of the line, seeing their dad for the first time in a year. >> i missed you! >> reporter: specialist christine rainey surprised her 10-year-old kayla in south carolina. and air force master sergeant john lang shocked his 20-year-old decatur a hockey nut whose first chicago blackhawks game ever-- >> hi, kim, it's dad. >> reporter: was bittersweet since her dad wasn't there to share it until he was. another holiday antidote to all that news that's left us asking, "what's wrong with the worl

as annie and david glenn proudly share applause with the other astronauts and with the world. as john's parents learn firsthand about friendship 7, as does marineorps general david m. shoop and the president of the united states. and this rainy day in washington is a happy day as the president and the astronaut arrive. to drive through rain-washed crowd-flooded streets for a reception as john and annie glenn with vice president lyndon johnson greet distinguished guests, including alan shepard. god speed, john glenn. god speed into the future. into the hearts of all americans. welcome to washington. welcome back to this planet. from the nation's capital to the towers of manhattan to the ticker tape parade of new york, cheering crowds roar a mighty welcome shared by all americans, by free people everywhere. and across the land, the scene is the same and the heart is the same, as john glenn comes home to new concord, ohio. at the capitol, there is an introduction by the speaker of the house. john mccormick. >> members of the congress, it is a privilege and i deem a high honor to present to you a brave and courageous american. a hero in world war i

marine sergeant david prescott deployed over seas the last eight and a half months, left his son's jawil he reached for a hug. for the last couple of weeks, t 'tis has been the season for a battalion of military moms and dads, sons and daughters. >> daddy! >> to pull off the kind of surprise attack. >> is that why you never called me back? >> reporter: no one minds being the targeted. just this week, a couple of daughters recording the mannequin challenge at their school in oklahoma, had a surprise waiting at the end of the line. seeing their dad for the first time in a year! >> i miss you! >> reporter: specialist christine rainey surprised her 10-year-old kayla in south carolina. and air force master sergeant john lang shocked his 20-year-old daughter. a hockey nut whose first chicago blackhawks game ever. >> madison, it's dad. >> reporter: was bittersweet since her dad wasn't there to share it -- until he was! another holiday antidote to all of that news that has left us asking what is wrong with the world, by showing us what is right! jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> if that does

marine staff sergeant david rescott deployed over seas the last eight and-a-half months left his son's jo jaw hanging on until he reached for a phone. for the last couple weeks, it's been the season for a battalion of military moms and dads, sons and daughters to pull off the kind of surprise attack. >> you never called me back. >> no one minds being the target of. just this week a couple daughters recording the mannequin challenge at their school in oklahoma had a surprise wait at the end of the line. seeing their dad for the first time in a year. specialist christine rainey surprised her ten year old kayla in south carolina and master sergeant john lang shocked his 20 year old daughter a hockey nut who is the first chicago blackhawks game ever. was bitter sweet since her dad wasn't there to share it until he was. another holiday anecdote to all that news that's left us asking what's with the world by showing us what's right. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> nice. now we have the story of a photographer who uses his lens to shine a light on whom -- hum. time magazine nawmed him the

marine staff sergeant david rescott, deployed overseas the last eight and-a-half months, left his son's hanging open, until he reached for a hug. for the last couple weeks, it's been the season for a battalion of military moms and dads, sons and daughters-- --to pull off the kind of surprise attack-- >> is that why you never called ou back? >> reporter: --no one minds being the target of. just this week a couple daughters recording the mannequin challenge at their lehool in oklahoma had a surprise waiting at the end of the line-- seeing their dad for the first time in a year. >> i missed you! >> reporter: specialist christine rainey surprised her den-year-old kayla in south carolina and air force master sergeant john lang shocked his 20-year-old daughter, a hockey nut whose first chicago blackhawks game ever-- ac hi, madison, it's dad. >> reporter: --was bittersweet since her dad wasn't there to share it. until he was. another holiday antidote to all that news that's left us asking "what's wrong with the world?" by showing us what's right. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. e> morgan: nic

lieutenant general david berger, commander, marine forces pacific. orces command. former commander, u.s. pacific fleet. general gary north, former commander, u.s. pacific air forces. the honorable kirk caldwell, mayor of the city and county of honolulu. the honorable bernard carbajo, mayor of ohio. honorable mayor of japan. the honorable hirohisa ishibashi, mayor of japan. consulate corps, senior executive service and all other flag and general officers, elected and appointed officials, business and community leaders, welcome. [ applause ] >> nestled along the waters of the lava stream is the pearl harbor visitors center where more than a million and a half guests come each year to learn the history of the pacific war. three memorials dedicated to "uss arizona," uss oklahoma and "uss utah." collectively, these and other memorials represent those who were lost on december 7, 1941. over the years we have collected oral history interviews of hundreds of pearl her better survivors, both military and civilian, other world war ii, japanese ancestry incarcer

now, to a heart warming holiday story for one started family, marine staff sergeant david rescott hasn deployed and a off a surprise holiday homecoming, alexandria hoff was there and has the emotional reunion. >> ho ho ho. merry christmas i'm here to read you a story. >> a class full of first graders >> have all the children from virginia been good this year? well, mostly. answered the little old elf. listen closely to over word >>. >> reporter: do you want anything else for christmas >> i want my dad. >> reporter: why would you want your dad? where is your dad? >> kuwait. >> reporter: but the surprise he got was bigger than he could have imagined. >> he's in the army >> marine corp. >> reporter: i think i have a bit of christmas >> ok. >> reporter: piece by piece. assigned removed his glasses, hat, and beard. it was an emotional homecoming that jackson didn't expect for weeks. started alexandria hoff local news >> that will be best holiday ever for him. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00 fox 5 news at 6:00 coming up after the break >> we'll continue to follow super kaheem's venture, fo

and master sergeant david pazana from the marine corps is here today. thanks for the efforts here. tell us where the toys are going now? >> these ones will go to our warehouse where they will be sorted and already tomorrow and saturday they will be given out to the local d.c. kids. alison: this is something obviously you guys have been doing for many, many years. it seems like this year in the d.c. area has been a huge success. >> honestly, everybody that's helped out, has been amazing. we have companies like pocket ship it to help us out. we have our local first responders, the police department, fire department, everybody and you guys. you have been covering us like crazy everywhere we've been. that's definitely gotten us out there which catches people's eye and say, i think i want to do that. it's been amazing. alison: i know it's probably been for you one of the highlights of the year. i bet you guys really enjoy this. >> it's always easy to make a kid smile. yeah, it's a very good moment, you know, to help out a kid. anybody. alison: we appreciate the marine corps and toys for

this is marine staff sergeant david aresa. some 7,000 miles away in kuwait on deployment. back home, his jung son jackson, writing in his journal his christmas wish for dad to come home before the holiday. didn't seem likely until this moment. staff sergeant decided to suit up and make a special visit to his son's first grade classroom, reading them a book. >> jolly good, i chuckled. >> jackson sitting in the front row, no idea who the man in red was. >> merry teacher stepped in. >> let's start with jackson. >> i want an xbox one for christmas. >> do you want anything else for christmas? >> i would also like my dad. >> you want your dad? >> yeah. >> the xbox would have to wait, but dad was right there. >> i think i have a bit of christmas magic for you. >> layer by layer, santa transformed into staff sergeant rescaught. jackson's jaw droppe his eyes teary. his christmas wish come true. >> i love you. >> holiday season, what do you want for christmas? it's been daddy. daddy, daddy, daddy. >> mom ashley helped come up with the surprise. >> i asked ashley here what we could d

marine staff sergeant david rescott deployed overseas the last 8 1/2 months left his son's jaw hanging. until he reached for a hug. for the last couple of weeks, 'tis been the season for a battalion of military moms and dad. >> daddy! >> sons and daughters. >> daddy! >> ha-ha-ha. >> to pull off the kind of surprise attack -- >> is that why you never called me back? >> no one minds being the target couple of daughters recording the mannequin challenge at their school in oklahoma had a surprise waiting at the end of the line. seeing their dad for the first time in a year. >> i missed you! >> specialist christine rainy sur pr surprised 10-year-old kayla in south carolina. air force master sergeant john lang shocked his 20-year-old daughter, a hockey nut whose first chicago blackhawks game ever. was bittersweet since her dad wasn't there to share it. until he was. another holiday antidote to all of that news that left us asking -- what's wrong with the world? by showing us what's right. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you

sherifff david clarke learned he will ?not? be running the marine general john kelly for that job. clarke is reportedly still being considered for other positions within the trump . the university of wisconsin system will soon offer sexual violence training for all employees and students.the comprehensive training will be paired with other policies. about one-in-four female undergraduates at uw-madison reported experiencing sexual assault while enrolled as students, according to a national survey reported in 2015. alcohol was also u-w system regents are expected to approve raising out-of-state and graduate tuition and give employees raises.the regents are set to meet this afternoon.they'll vote on a plan to raise nonresident and graduate tuition by hundreds of dollars at six four-year campuses and all two-year schools. they also are scheduled to vote on giving system employees a 2 percent raise in each of the next two fiscal years. the menomonee falls school year in 2017.the superintendent says the projected start date of september 5th would push graduation a week later... and adva

marine staff sergeant david prescott has been deployed for 8 1/2 months. >> yesterday he pulled off aday homecoming for first grade sun. "fox5" alexandra limon was there for the emotional reunion. >> ho, ho, ho, merry christmas i'm >> a class full of first graders. >> have all the children from virginia been good this year? well, mostly answered the little old elf. >> llisten closely to every word of the story read by a surprise visitor. >> i want to xbox for christmas. >> anything else. >> i want my dad you. >> want your dad. >> yeah. >> why wow want your dad. where has your dad been. >> in kuwait. >> the surprise he got was one bigger than he could have imagined. >> why is he in kuwait. >> because the army told him so too. >> army. >> marine corps. >> i think i have a bigger christmas magic for you. >> okay. >> piece by piece his glasses, hat and beard to reveal his true identity. >> cool. >> awe [ laughter ]. >> hi, dad. >> i love you. >> in stafford, alexandra limon, "fox5 local news". >> i don't normally get like that but that was really good. oh, >> he was stunned. >> i think he

president-elect sat for part of the army-navy game in the box of west point graduate david urban - he also spent time in the box of retired marine lt. col. oliver north, an annapolis graduate. he gave an sports. sot: (president-elect donald trump) "i just love the armed forces. love the folks. the spirit is so incredible." mr. trump also said he was neutral on the outcome of the game.wendy gillette, for cbs news, new york. russia denies it was behind any attempts to disrupt the presidential election. president obama ordered an investigation this week which will be completed before he leaves office. 3 and...president-elect trump is west allis on tuesday as part of his "u-s-a thank you 2016 tour." you can catch him at wisconsin state fair park. doors open at 4 p-m....to get tickets -- check out the registration link on our website-- cbs 58.com. 3 it's the special christmas meeting these families will ?never? forget...meeting santa at the north pole. 3 plus....forget the traditional plows...how one wisconsin county is using high-technology to move the snow along... 3 3 3 3 3 for a group of milwaukee children battling life-threateni

david urban. he spent time in the box of retired marine lieutenant colonel oliver north.he gave an interview to cbs sport. >> i just love forces. love the folks. their spirit is so incredible. >> reporter: mr. trump said he was neutral on the outcome of the game. >>> russia has denied it was dehind any attempts to disrupt the presidential election and president obama ordered an investigation this week to be completed before he leaves office. >>> six weeks before inauguration and kids and their families say they are calling on the president-elect to improve his behavior. as they gathered at trump hotel for the children's rally for kindness. organizers created the event in response to the rhetoric of the presidential election. tiffany and her young son showed up in support. >> i teach my children to use kind words. and ... we have been very concerned about the types of words we see being used by our president- elect. and so, we decided that it was important for us to come out here and exercise our first amendment rights and let him know what we think. >> children ld said #k

also making big news today -- trump nominated retired marine 4-star general john kelly as secretary of homeland security. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke was said to be in the running. statement today that says in part: "i like his decision on general kelly as i do all the others he's made. trump's election was all that was important to me." the recount in wisconsin is winding down... and it's uncovering very few changes. trump ed by more than 22- thousand votes in the november 8-th results. so far in the recount, clinton has only gained 82 votes. trump still leads by significant margin. 75 years ago today--- would live in infamy." in a moment, we'll look back at the japanese attack on pearl harbor. nbc doing it again--- another bold musical will be broadcast live. in a moment, we look ahead to tonight's performance of hairspray! this season, you can give the gift of a fresh holiday meal - enjoyed right at home. today's tmj4 is proud to partner with hunger task force and raymond james on "home 4 the holidays." it's a virtual food drive to provide our neighbors in ne ingredients for a nice holiday meal. just go to tmj4.com and lo

david urban. he also spent time in the box of retired marine lieutenant colonel oliver north an annapolis graduate. he gave an interview to cbs sports. >> just love the armed forces. love the folks. the spirit is so incredible. >> reporter: mr. trump also said he was neutral on the outcome of the game. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >>> so far mr. trump has not formally offered rex tillerson the secretary of state job. he rose to prominence before becoming ceo off the exxonmobil. >>> authorities believe at least a blast in istanbul was a suicide bomber. 70 people were taken to hospitals but the blast went off after soccer fans went home and officials believe police were the tarrant. no word on who was -- were the targets. no word on who was responsible for the attacks. >>> why santacon took a break from the north pole. >> in the bay area it's not feeling like the north pole but as we look toward the golden gate bridge, look at that, what a stunning sight. the fog pouring through, the twin spires of the bridge and we'll have the forecast and see how much rain is ahead after a break. >> whoo

last week, trump nominated retired marine general james mattis to be his secretary of defense. milwaukee county sheriff david clarke was said to be in the this statement today: "president-elect trump gets to decide who he wants to fill these positions. i like his decision on general kelly as i do all the others he's made. trump's election was all that was important to me.i have always intended to fill out my term.i will do what president- elect trump asks of me.all that ever mattered was to help trump become the 45th president of the united states. mission accomplished." the roses are blooming in herbal essences hair is delightfully fragranced with notes of moroccan rose and the freshness of springtime unforgettable, wherever you go the scents you can't forget... from herbal essences, blooming now! sometimes when brushing my gums bleed. no big deal. but my hygienist said, it is a big deal. go pro with crest pro health gum protection. it helps prevent gum bleeding by targeting harmful bacteria on your gums. left untreated, these symptoms could lead to more serious problems including tooth loss. at five. next.

marine sergeant john peck. he has undergone a transplant. and so far, so good. davidisted for a double arm transplant. >> reporter: two years ago when john peck, a marine who lost all four limbs to an explosion in afghanistan in 2010, learned he might not have to rely on prosthetic arms for the rest of his life. >> these things. they suck. i've mean, they're horrible. >> this summer peck was wheeled into an operating room at brigham and women's hospital in boston for a 14 hour surgery. packed in ice chests, arms from a young man who had been declared brain dead, 36 hours earlier, were rushed in to be attached to peck's stumps. dr. simon talbot led 60 surgeons, nurses and technicians. >> is there a moment of truth in the surgeries? the moment when you know you have succeeded and attaching that arm? >> there is a fabulous moment of truth. that's when blood can flow into the hand you see it turn pink. >> here we go. look at that. >> oh, yeah. >> feel your pulse. perfect. >> it's that moment when you get butterfly and you know this arm is, actually, back on and back alive

marines, the smallest force. but why am i pleased? everything david archambault said about general mattis is true. a scholar, he's independent, thoughtful, smart, he's a great leader. the marines have a rule, unlike any other military branch i know, officers eat last, okay. that is, no officer eats until the sergeants, the corporals, the privates under his command have first been fed. >> woodruff: and you speak from personal experience. >> nobody embodied that more than jim mattis. he's very much an enlisted man's general. quick anecdote, when general charles kulack was commanding the marine corps, he and his wife would bake cookies before christmas and he would get up and deliver them to the packages to the marines standing duty that day because every marine post has to have someone standing duty. he showed up at quantico and asked the lance corporal on duty, where is the officer on day and who it is? he said general mattis. no, no, i mean, he said, who is the officer of the day. he said general mattis. and here comes the brigadier general and he has his sword and the commandant said what are you

david clarke. just yesterday, we learned that trump choose retired marine general john kelly for the job. >> u.s. lawmakers are scrambling to pass a funding package. this would fund the federal government through the spring. the bill also includes natural disaster aid and money to fix michigan. >> we could find out if tuition is going up for the ua students. the regents are voting on whether to raise the tuition rates. uw madison nonresident grads could see the largest increases. the graduate students with $5,000 increase. the money used to off set the governor's resident under they shall vote on whether to give the employees a 2% raise for each of the next two years. uw received 1% increase in the last budget. >> milwaukee residents may have more options when it comes to snowplowing. they are reducing the fee for plowing license. starting on drops from $50 to $10 and compiling a list of the licensed contractors online. it is funny, we talked about how warm it lasted. that has come and gone. >> we were so spoiled. not any more, jeremy. jeremy: it is back to reality. it is a harsh reality this win

david petraeus running cia. barack obama's first national security advisor was retired marine corps general james jones. harris: yep. >> donald trump told the american public he admirers the skill of many generals. general james mattis is an academic. has a personal library of 4,000 books. he has read all of them. who less wants to send people in battle than a general who has tasted war? sandra: amen. harris: one of the things, and this fits into that then. it would be why i feel like there is this fake surprise on the left with this issue because do you remember those events that the president-elect would bring all these generals and they would be all over the stage with him? >> right. harris: i don't know why this is such a shocker. >> hillary did same thing when she was campaigning made sure a couple generals were behind her like it was good thing. all of sudden it is not. sandra: i think we agree it should come down to the individual most qualified for the job regardless of uniform. >> in the opinion of the president. meghan: i think it is elitism at its very worse. we can't negate there is historic

david: captain nash, homeland security is important, donald trump announced he would marine general kelly in there to head up the homeland security. how is homeland security going to change under his guidance? >> well, he was the former commander of southcom, he had that area of responsibility of our nation's forward commander in that area, he understands the drug business. he understands what is going on with the smuggling, he knows as well as many other people, that isis is operating a camp right in the state of chihuahua in mexico, he understands that special interest aliens are being smuggled across the border because of the neck i nexis between the drug smugglers and terrorists, i think he is rolling up his sleeves and there will be enforcement on that boarder. david: jay johnson is our current homeland security director, he is a nice guy, well meaning. but he is not a military guy. there has been historically in u.s. an aversion of mixing military in with homeland security, but is it not necessary to do that right now? >> absolutely, general kelly has been known to give advice to ja

patrick: president-elect trump has picked retired marine general john kelly as the next secretary of homeland security. not milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. keis general. the 66-year-old led the united states southern command and led troops in combat in iraq. kelly is the second retired four-star general to be selected for trump's cabinet. we reached out to sheriff clarke about the pic. he gave us this statement. it says in part, "i have always intended to fill out my term. i will do what president-elect trump asks of me. all that ever mattered was to help trump become the 45th president of the united states. mission accomplished." deadline for wisconsin's historic presidential recount. the election commission says the state is 70% done re-counting the million votes cast in 2.9 november. the recount, requested by the green party, must be completed by monday. nearly 200 parishioners are without a place to worship tonight. fire destroyed the all saints fellowship christian church at 12th and brown in milwaukee overnight. wisn 12 news hillary mintz shows us the damage and how the pastor is moving forward with faith. >> burst from the

david urban. he also spent time in the box of retired marine lieutenant colonel olive north an annapolis graduate.gave an interview to cbs sports. >> just love the armed forces, love the folks, the spirit is so incredible. >> reporter: mr. trump also said he was neutral on the outcome of the game. wendy gillette for cbs news, new york. >> so far mr. trump has not formally offered rex tillerson the secretary of state job. he rose to prominent through exxon's russian energy business before becoming ceo. >> reporter: concerns continue about what the trump administration may do on immigration. jackie speier held a town hall meeting on the issue today in east palo alto. she has been getting phone calls including some from people who are illegal. and they came here with their parents. she hopes president trump won't split up the families. >> he has made some conciliatory comments in the last few days which basically suggests that he has no intention of having young people who are here because their parents came here, that somehow they should be kicked out. and certainly, if you are not going to kick out

david urban. he spent time in the box of the retired marine lt. col. oliver north an anapolis graduate.e gave an interview with cbs sports. >> i love the armed forces, love the folks are spirit is incredible. >> reporter: mr. trump said he was neutral on the outcome of the game. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> starting to day septa has made changes to the regional rail schedule, transit agency says changes are part of the overall improvement to the regional rail system. septa is also adjusting weekday train times, for a look at the new schedule we have pose he had it on cbs philly.com. >>> the push for a statewide recount in pennsylvania will be in the hand of the the federal judge in philadelphia tomorrow. jill stein's green party wants to determine if election computers were hack. attorneys for trump campaign says stein lacks evidence of tampering, stots must certify they're lex result by tuesday. >>> youngsters are getting what they want this holiday season thanks to the generosity of their community, and those who protect and serve. "eyewitness news" reporter a neat a

which is notable as part of the conversation where some said david petraeus could not be secretary of state. there are a lot of guys with marine corps experience. kelly is experienced combat loss. his own son died in 2010. he was leading a platoon and i think he stepped on -- i don't know the exact circumstances. lost his life in combat in afghanistan. it's a man that as we are hearing and the "new york times" reporting he hasn't been told this happens. he will be told he's the choice for homeland security. >> a lot going on there. to speak of the generals again, the questions about michael flynn, katy tur and his son, now it's been pretty much reported that michael flynn's son was basically fired because of his tweets on the pizza-gate conspiracy, the false story that led to the firing of a gun dangerously at the pizza restaurant here and a lot of other fake news. michael flynn, sr., was also involved in a lot of tweeting, controversial tweeting about muslims and about fake news reports and conspiracy theories about hillary clinton. so what's the threshold? >> reporter: this isn't confined to michael flynn's son. the threshol

david urban. he also spent time in the box of the least tired marine lt. col. oliver thort an anapolis graduate. gave an interview to cbs sports. >> i just love the armed forces, love the folks. the spirit is so incredible. >> reporter: mr. trump said he was neutral on the outcome of the game. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> back here at home, starting to day septa has made changes to the regional rail schedule, the transit agency says the changes are part of an overall improvement to the regional rail system. septa is also add just continuing weekday train schedules. we have posted the schedule on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> the push for a stayed wide recount in pennsylvania will be in the hand of the federal judge in philadelphia tomorrow. jill stein's green party wants to determine if election computers were hacked, attorneys for the trump campaign, however say that stein lacks evidence the of tampering. states must certify they're lex results by tuesday. >>> youngsters are getting what they want this holiday season thanks to the generosity of the the community, and tho

marine corps. but most especially, he felt and davidou, annie, and lyn, and his grandchildren. had to do was see john and annie walk together, just the way they looked at each other, and you knew that is what it was supposed to be like. i said that to annie today. she said, that is like you and jill. and i said no, that is different. everyone knows i love jill more than she loves me. [laughter] v.p. biden: i think you love to him just as much. the last time we were together, when jill and i had annie and john over to the vice president's residence, i was looking at the picture this morning of you walking down the steps and joe and i behind you, and the words of the poet christopher marlowe came to mind , and i had to rewrite this on the way to the plane. christopher marlowe said, come with me and be my love and all the pleasures we shall prove. together, annie -- excuse me, you and john proved all the pleasures. you not only had a magical love affair, the other thing about you, you were partners. together, you bore the weight of fame and responsibility with enormous humility. a

marine general, who served three tours in iraq. the 66-year-old also led the united states' southern command. some speculated that milwaukee county sheriff david clarke might fill that post. the sheriff responded with this statement today, "president-elect trump gets to decide who he wants to fill these positions. i like his decision on general kelly as i do all the others ' trump's election was all that was important to me. i have always intended to fill out my term. i will do what president elect trump asks of me. all that ever mattered was to help trump become the 45th president of the united states. mission accomplished." joyce: we're following breaking news, a federal judge has ended michigan's presidential recount, sealing the victory there for donald trump. meanwhile, wisconsin's recount is in its seventh day. while volunteers and observers as this livestream shows. work is completed in 34 of the 72 counties, including walworth, washington and ozaukee. the wisconsin elections commission says relatively few vote totals have changed. donald trump won wisconsin by some 22,000 votes. b-mo harris is expected to announce tomorrow that it's bu

marine corps. he's now a student who could use some extra cash, so let's get it for him. from new york, new york, please welcome back david applause]

sunken battle ship, the uss arizona. 2335 sailors, soldiers and marines died as a result of the attack as well as 68 civilians on that day. david, i will ask you to stay with us and while we keep our eye on that, we will go back as soon as he starts talking. president-elect trump is not only voicing opinions on the united states and nuclear weapons. he is at odds with the obama administration over the un resolution with israeli settlements in palestinian territories as well. israel is accusing the u.s. of orchestrating that, a charge the white house denies. the republicans are threatening to yank funding from the un a others say the obama administration is being petty, reckless and betraying a key ally. trump tweeted that the un has great potential, but right now is just a club for people to getting to and talk and have a good time. with punctuation, so sad. halle jackson spoke to the special envoy to the mideast, george missal who disagreed with the decision, saying while there is historic precedence, it may interfere with the peace process. >> president obama would have been wise to veto this resolution not because of the pol

marine corps. he was kind of partial to nasa. most especially, we felt his love for you annie, david and lynn and his grandchildren. all you had to do, as i said, was see john and annie just walk together. just the way they looked at each other and you knew. that's what it's supposed to be like. i said that to annie today before we came in and she said that's like you and jill. i said, no, it's different. everybody knows i love jill more than she loves me. i think you loved him just as much. the last time we were together when jill and i had annie and john over to the vice president's residence i was looking at the picture this morning, annie, of you guys walking down the steps, walking out to the gate and jill and i behind you. and the words of the poet christopher marlowe literally came to mind. i had to rewrite this on the way to the plane. christopher marlowe said, come with me and be my love, and all the pleasures we shall prove. well together, annie -- excuse me -- you and john proved all the pleasures. you not only had a magical love affair, the other thing about you, you were partners. you were glad partner

david glenn: but that was it. and he was only five years from being a retired colonel in the marine corps.ve made some wisecracks at the time, but it was clear he accepted me as i was. he really gave me freedom to find myself in life. to learn my lesson and to make my own mistakes. he loved being outdoors, especially in the colorado rockies. he loved taking his jeep of -- up really crummy back roads and bouncing around for hours. not all of us found it enjoyable. i remember getting carsick. once we were sitting at a lake in wyoming and along came trumpeter swans that were flying low on the lake. and they were so low that they made ripples on the water. this is a golden memory that i have growing up with him. he was a lifelong jogger. and when it became hard on his knees, he would walk. he didn't until the last few months. he loved to ski. the last time he skied he was about 85. you can imagine that. he was with my wife and i and he made the best turns i have ever seen him make. i have never been able to figure that out. but he aggravated some arthritis in one of his knees and he had to giv

four marine sergeants are facing court-martial for their role in the alleged abuse of recruits at the parris island boot camp in south carolina. they're the first to be charged, but as david martin reports, almost certainly not the last. >> reporter: it's 6:30 a.m., and these recruits have been up since 4:00. the training at parris island is supposed to be tough, but investigations have found it to be downright cruel. drill instructors abusing, humiliating and hazing to commanding general austin renforth. >> when you put your hands on a young man or woman, you have crossed a line, and we're not going to tolerate it. rawft but these investigations show it was tolerated until last spring when the abuses came to light. an e-mail sent to the white house entitled "concerned loved ones of innocent recruits" described incidents of drill instructors withholding food, drinking on the job, calling recruits terrorist, using homophobic slurs and warning them that snitches get stitches. the most notorious case involving a muslim recruit who allegedly jumped to his death after being slapped by a drill sergeant is still under investigation. that same drill instructor allegedly ordered a