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even with rhonda's testimony, the jury could not come to conclusion which led to a mistrial and led to a second trial. >> did you ever interview michael dunn lawyer several times a week and speak with michael or rhonda and we were never given access. that is why we found the phone call so interesting. in many ways, perhaps even more interesting than if we would have done a face-to-face. >> these phone calls you were able to get under public records of michael done talking to rhonda. >> absolutely. we showed you in the film on one of those first phone calls they're told these phone calls are recorded before they go into them. >> so they knew as he talked about the animals, he knew. >> yes, he knew every thing was been recorded. it is puzzling as to why he would ever -- i think the more interesting thing is, in the courtroom, race was never allowed to be discussed because the shooting had not been defined as a hate crime. in that moment in time, there were no witnesses that heard michael dunn use any racist language. >> ron davis, you're going to this trial and you are in florida. trayvon martin land. >> yes. >> did you communicate with his

dunn. she was with obama campaign. then she was a communications director inside the white house starting in 2009 when president obama took office. tony i covered at the white house just before his term. he was with the last years of the george w. bush administrations. both are still very influential, strategic thinkers working on the outside on issues in policy. they are still terribly engaged in what is going on in washington. i want each of you to start quickly not just telling us what you're jobless, what in your background made you suitable? anita, start with you. >> thank you for being here. i was an intern in the white house. i got bitten by the bug and never looked back in terms of my career. i'm a huge believer in programs that bring people to washington and give them an opportunity to hear from people and talk to people. we always a very challenging questions. what is my background allowed me to be qualified? i was a communications policy research and press director for the obama 2008 campaign. i have from 19

with the navy reserves. ladies and gentlemen, welcome our panel, david winkler, john warner, bob dunn. [applause] ♪ >> in the fall of 1941, america began to challenge the growing german u-boat menace in the atlantic with an unofficial naval war. in asia, the u.s. exerted pressure on japan to end its four-year war with china and recent occupation of french indochina. receiving no acceptable japanese response, the u.s. on the number -- on november 26 issued an ultimatum to japanese leaders to cease hostilities and withdraw forces or face continued economic sanctions. japan's leaders decided to fight instead. admiral yamamoto, commander of the japanese fleet, had serious misgivings. because of america's industrial superiority, japan would have to win the war quickly. because of those misgivings, he insisted on opening the war with a crippling attack on the u.s. pacific fleet at pearl harbor, hawaii. a strike force of six carriers under command of the admiral moved east across the pacific toward hawaii. based on decoded japanese diplomatic traffic, the navy issued a warning to all commands.

we will get down close to 30 anyway tonight dunn to 17, with clear skies and that is in the the city.ll have single digit temperatures in the suburbs this time tomorrow morning. it is cold now bob kelly and will only get colder. >> 4:33. you will need a brush, scrapers to make sure all of that snow whatever amount you may have in your driveway or your front step gets clear off the car before you step out the front door. we have 300 cameras. not all of the same time. you're looking for snow? live look at the new jersey turnpike up near newark international airport. you can see the snow clipping us sideways ways across the camera. is there a travel ban still in effect all across new jersey only emergency vehicles and media vehicles are permitted out on the roadways in south jersey. here's a live look at the new jersey side of the george washington bridge, again with the travel ban in effect, that snow will continue to build up and they will have a big mess to clean up before they even lift that travel ban, hopefully later on today. lets come back to our area route 100 good morning to ex

dunn. no one had seen a school with so much equipment before.e equipment that first gave ernie the impression he wanted to be an engineer but i am glad he changed his mind. ♪ >> after i leave michigan state university, i will work in the field of civil rights as a leader and organizer. even in the northern states, you will find pockets of discrimination like you do all over the world. there is a tide rising against it and i want to be part of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ i came to michigan state to study engineering. three years ago, i changed my mind and decided i would rather work with people than with machines. under professor david got leave i received my that sloot degree in sociology. next week i will receive my masters. i am convinced that a white american can never fully understand what motivates the negroes desire for equality. but for white americans they are becoming more concerned especially my generation and that makes tomorrow worth dreaming about. [bells] the american negro must protest and he must also build understanding by searching for the truth

thanks so much for watching and spending your dunn day morning with us, news continues at >>> i'm chris. president obama is defiant. doubling down on his agenda in his first state of the union speech to the new g.o.p. controlled congress. >>> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- i know because i won both of them. >> we'll discuss the president's domestic policies and the growing terror threat in the middle east with white house chief of staff, dennis mcdonough. >>> plus, house speaker boehner invites israel's prime minister to capital hill without consulting the white house. >>> our sunday group weighs in. >>> then, republican 2016

dunn. none of us had seen a school with so much equipment before.t that first gave earnie the impression he wanted to be an engineer, but i'm glad he changed his mind. ♪ >> after i leave michigan state university, i'm going to work in the field of civil rights as a leader and organizer, given the modern states to define pockets of discrimination like you do all over the world. but there's a tide rising against it, and i want to be a part of it. ♪ oh, we have to die we got to hold out we got to hold it ♪ ♪ we got to hold it on down we have to hold it hold it on down ♪ >> i came to michigan state to study engineering. three years ago, i changed my mind. i decided i would rather work with people than with machines. i'm the professor david gottlieb. i received my bachelors degree in sociology. next week i will receive my masters. i'm convinced that a white american can never fully understands what motivates the meg grow desire for equality. but the white american is becoming more concerned, especially my generation and that makes tomorrow worth dreaming

dunn. she was with the obama campaign and organizing for america. then she was the communication director inside the white house starting in 2009 when president obama took office. tony i covered at the white house just before. he was deputy white house press secretary during the george w. bush -- last year of george w. bush administration. this is a very influential and strategic thinkers working on the outside issues and policies. they are still terribly, terribly engaged in what is going on in washington. i want each of you to start very quickly by not telling us what your job was in the administration, but what is your background -- what in your background made you suitable for that? >> thank you ann. thank you for being here. i was actually an intern in the florida white house which is where i got bit by the bug and never looked back. i am a cheap believer in programs that bring people to washington -- i am a chief believer in programs that bring people to washington. you all always have their a challenging questions. what in my background quali

thank you for letting us be here with you. anita dunn, tony snow.overage of the iowa freedom summit from des moines begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. speakers include potential 2016 presidential candidates. governors rick perry, scott walker and chris christie, form other governor mike huckabee, businessman donald trump and dr. ben car southern as well as 2008 vice presidential nominee sarah palin. the iowa freedom summit this saturday on c-span c-span radio and c-span.org. >>> the u.s. house today approved a bill that would prohibit taxpayer funding of abortions. that bill now heads to the senate. the bill bab-- we spoke to a capitol reporter about the change in the language. >> the annual march for life taking place in washington on the anniversary of the row v. wade decision, the house set to take up an abortion bill but not the one they originally planned to i/w!udebate. melanie zinona joins us from capitol hill. why the switchout? what happened? >> well, the house rules committee met late last night to tee up a different apportion measure to be con

joining us to discuss this question of the day, liz dunn expert along with michelle meyers economistll lynch. what's your explanation? 9 out of 13 categories down. holiday season savings from gas prices how do you explain the pullback? >> i'm struggling to. i was surprised by today's report. headline number was going to be weak because sharp drop in gasoline spending but i thought the core number ex-autos building materials and gasoline would have been up modestly. so i tend to think that it's more of noise than anything else. i think it's a blip in an otherwise strong trend for the consumer because, look at consumer backdrop healthy job growth increase in disposal income savings from the drop in gasoline prices lower interest rates, wealth appreciation and consumer sentiment is improving. >> yeah, seven-year highs for consumer confidence. does this do anything to groit forecast? >> it does. takes down tracking for q4. tracking 3.4% for q4. it's strong consumer spending numbers on q4 aggregate, we're solid because of the strong start to the quarter. makes us think about what we do wi

dunne lap for seat 15. >>supervisor norman yee: basically i concur with your statements. the two candidates for seat no. 15 are excellent candidates. it's times like this where i wish i weren't sitting here having to make these decisions because you are both good candidates that would make a really great member for this. i just wished we had more than one slot for you guys, but we don't and we have to make these decisions. and i want to reemphasize that whoever is not selected please continue to stay active and look for the opening for next time because i have seen quite a few people get selected a second time around. so there is a motion on the floor. are there any objections? seeing none, the motion carries. so it's seat no. 13 to ms. hardy and no. 15 to ms. dunne lap. thank you very much. this item is now closed. madam clerk, i would like to ask commission from my colleagues to skip three for now and go to item 4 because item 3, oh, i didn't see you. never mind. we are going to item no. 3. city clerk: [environment code - revising the urban forestry council composition

dunn. she was with the owe baum ave campaign and organizing for america and she was communications director inside the white house starting in 2009 when president obama took office. tony covered the white house just before anita's term. he was deputy white house press secretary, the last years of the george w. bush administration. and both of them are still very influential strategic thirst working on the outside of issues and policy and they are still engaged of what is going on here in washington. and i want you to start, not only telling us what your job was in the administration, but what in your background made you suteable for that? >> thank you for being here, i was an intern in the carter white house and i was bitten by the bug and never looked back. i'm a huge believer in programs that bring people to washington and give them the opportunity to hear people and talk to people and i look forward to our discussion. because you all have challenging questions. so what is my background qualified me to be white house communications director? i was the communications research and policy di

. >> well, fist of all we do not have diapers here for prompt and we want lauren dunn to be involved with it at all times. >> leslie thanks for the suggestion. bosses are listening. we'll see what they say. >> here is what is coming. >> in the light. >> i'm back in the light now. >> okay. so coming up "fox29" we're fol a breaking news story burlington county heartbreaking story, baby abandoned on the streets and set on fire. >> and a special school in our area helping children give back. it's called the green tree school. you have heard of this? it's important stuff. you have heard of this? it's important stuff. you'll love this story coming p skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! >> this is the irish pony. >> it's his birthday he made a shirt for me irish pony instead of italian stallon running through philadelphia i was irish pony. so, we'll get to weather, of course. we'll also have a big story this morning out of burlington county a baby is dead after be

with the press corps. you will hear from anita dunn, communications director during the early days of the obama administration, and press secretary under george w. bush. this is one hour. >> welcome back. i would like to introduce our moderator for the panel, the white house: view from the inside. and compton has covered sent -- 10 presidential campaigns. she also served a one-year term as president of the white house correspondents's association. she has traveled to all 50 states and six continents with american presidents, vice presidents, and first ladies and she has also been a panelist on two presidential campaign debates. she has shared in an emmy for her coverage is the only broadcast reporter on--- on air force one during september 11. she has been inducted into six halls of fame and has received multiple honorary degrees and lifetime achievement awards. one fun fact is that her husband found she was number 12 down in the sunday new york times crossword puzzle. [laughter] please welcome ann compton. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. i have a frequent attendee -- i'm a frequent attendee at

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is beatrice dunn kwan can i'm one the co-chairs the san francisco coalition along with jeff collins the ymca san francisco i'm extremely proud to be here today and tell you how strongly we support in campaign as a grandmother of two high school teenagers 16 and 14 and also a member of the african-american and mexican component i know this mechanism is going to be a great hope for them to understand the results of the consumption of sugar drink sodas i think it is important they will be able to relying rally to the youth they're the ones that will educate them and bring them into the realm of this tragedy when we consume the sodas it's interesting listening to your previous discussion when they were talking about the oral hygiene and the funding for more services to deal with the issue of the dentistry and the cavities and so on and so forth it is interesting in one of the part of the on truth campaign we are talking tooth decay and here we are today you as commissioners discussing the fact that the increase of tooth decats is astronomical and here inter as a volunteer o

thank you for letting us be here with you. anita dunn, tony fratto. thank you all. [applause] >> in about two hours pths obama delivers his state of the union address to a joint -- president obama delivers his state of the union address to a joint session of congress. we'll have a preview program starting about 8:00 p.m. eastern with the speech delivered at 9:00 after that the republican response given by iowa freshman senator joanierness. plus we'll open up the phone line and take your tweets. earlier today on the house floor, minority leader nancy pelosi previewed tonight's speech. here's a look. the speaker pro tempore: without oeconth gentledy is recognized. ms. pelothk you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this weekend we observe the celebration of the life of the reverend martin luther king jr.. he talked about engagement for, engagement for the american people, for jobs, for justice, for peace, and that is -- it was pretty exciting to see the response across the country at a time when all of these issues are in the forefront. tonight we will hear from the president

with a double-double, 14-12. one minute to go, georgetown done in by chris dunn, the triple there. providence wins 60-57.oyas fall to 10-5. >>> pretty good game right over there on nebraska avenue. au-colgate. this is john shope coming off the screen. shope from downtown. au and colgate were battling all game long and then the steal here. charley jones, a grand theft orange. 54-54 right now, going into overtime. colgate-au, 54-54, going into overtime. we'll have an update coming up later on tonight. >>> george washington at mcfaull today and the colonials never got it going. explorers, exploring the back door cut. leon roberts with the flush. colonials defense stunk. the offense was okay, though. a little rally, down 14. here comes nick griffin. nick at night! or in the daytime. for a three. they got it close. again, the defense was awful. want to check anybody? no. that's wright, the easy flush. la salle wins it, 63-50. >>> let's keep it going. northeastern at towson, all over the place today. towson d, this is towson tiger defense. parker-rivera with the steal misses, but davis is there with the stickb

sunday penndot will be busy putting in a new traffic pattern on i-95 and that will bring with it, some delays and dunn to one lane at times again north bound i-95 between girard and allegheny that construction zone, just north of center city. watch for delays tonight through sunday. alex, back over to you. >> you know some people who like to bring in the new year with a diet or new exercise routine. we did that yesterday for january 1st. it is january 2nd. so now we will stuff our face west cream puffs. today is national cream puff day. now quincy someone just tweeted me they wanted to know what is a cream puff. >> we're about to find out. we wanted to flip it a a lot of people are like new year, new me. how about people that are i'm going to stay consistent with my gut. i'm staying consistent with the things that i love, the the sweets, pastries. we are at isgrow, i have gust how are you doing. >> terrific. >> they are saying you make best cream puffs in the city. what actually is a cleve puff. >> i a cream puff is relatively inexpensive item to make. shell is just butter, milk and water, bring it to

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> five years ago darrell dunn weighed 350 pounds. one day after his legs collapsed from his weight he finally took his doctor's advice to get into shape. so his fitness journey began at a houston area ymca. dunn's strategy paid off big time. he's dropped 140 pounds. >> i was big and i was determined to get that weight off me. what i did was make small goals. what i would do is sit down and write those goals out. i wouldn't say oh, i want to lose 50 pounds. i would say i want to stop drinking soft drinks. >> that's good. if you're trying to lose weight, consider this. you want to set achievable goals and experts say nonfood rewards like pedicures, shopping trips serve as great motivational tools. he looks amazing. >> he does. >>> in tonight's consumer alert the market finally changed things around ending on an up note before closing from the long holiday weekend. after five straight days of losses the dow rose 190 points. the nasdaq gained up 53 points and the s&p up nearly 27 points. >>> it's back to the drawing b

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other video, it shows two japanese hostages being threatened with death unless 200 million-dollar is paid in ransom within 72 hours. it is dunn to 68 hours now. video published on several web sites mirrors other hostage threats made by this group, the man speaking also resembles and sound like a british militant involved in other beheadings by the islamic state group. we shall tell what you happened. prime minister of japan with very strong word for jihad john there. >>> imagine being stuck in traffic and seeing this in your rear view window is what i'm trying to say. >> yikes. >> we will hear from people on the scene of that accident. >>> a disturbing find in one south jersey town, especially so close to martin luther king day what neighbors found that it is 6:14. back to reality if you had the day off yesterday. we will take a look here at the what is going on. we have the the frontal system out here, in the midwest, it is a clipper system that is going to be affecting us tomorrow, not today. you can see this all the way over in kansas right now but it will make a frequent trip and be here tomorrow. so we will take a look a

it leads up to her las vegas residency this summer with brooks and dunn at caesar's palace.ords. yep, an annual subscription runs you about $20 bucks. think of how many different websites you have to come up with to keep your life in order. >> you snap a picture. >> it takes a picture and uses that to lock you in. >> what if you make a mask of somebody else's face? >> what happens you get botox? i don't know. >> our book favorite. >> "girl on the train." this is being called the new "gone girl." this has three unreliable narrators, a girl goes missing. i think you will see this on planes trains and automobiles. . does it get any better than this hoda ho? >> pardon me a >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> and a very good morning to you on your thursday. it's 9:56. i'm sam brock. we begin with a developing story. word that u.s. senator barbara boxer is not going to be running for re-election in 2016. boxer made the announcement in a video this morning. this represents boxer's fourth term in office right now. first elected in 1992 boxer also served in the house of represen

with maria, charlie, myself, it's cnbc. >> right. and i confronted the pr guy, a guy named nick dunnhe flak for them, and i asked because i heard that ceos or were getting e-mails from nick dunn saying, hey, if you go on fox business, you can't come on our show. particularly involving your stuff. now, here's the thing, i said why are you threatening us? why are you threatening them? social security absurd -- it's absurd, it's so low rent. i understand the competitive deal, but the threats are really bad. and he said, listen, i didn't threaten. i said, well, why'd you send -- we know that you sent the e-mails. he said -- and i'm paraphrasing, but this is basically what he said -- we just want our guests to know they're our guests, and they shouldn't be your guests. liz: we get competition, we understand that, but doesn't that, anthony, some people are saying it smells of desperation a little bit. >> it's the nature of the culture. cnbc for a long time thought they had a monopoly, and now all of their great stars have left -- yourself, charlie -- >> maria. >> i'm just a contributor, yo

with cold temperatures but breezy and windy conditions tomorrow morning. temperatures will feel from 10 below zero to zero. if you want to bundle up and dunn load the latest weather app app. you can get the latest weather delays and school declays and closures. by 8 p.m. we're already in the teens. what we're really focused on windchill temperatures what it feels by 10:00. temperatures without a delay as kids head out to the school bus and what it feels like at 5 below across the area. your forecast coming up in a little bit. >> thanks. there is much to deal with across the country. dealing with subzero temperatures. >> schools closed in minneapolis and chicago. picking up our team coverage from the windy city. jay. >> reporter: as you just heard, windy conditions brutal. you saw the app push and it's the same conditions in chicago. take a look at navy pier. sheets of ice, water hasn't been above 5, 6 degrees. at 4 right now and as low as 30 below zero. broing snow bitter winds and million s millions bundling up across the country. school districts across the midwest, too cold for kids go to class. and cars sliding off highways across the

. >> if nick dunn comes and spies on me, he will be wearing his ass for a hat. [laughter] liz: charlie! what does that have to do withi'm just telling you -- liz: and by the way, mooch will be with us. >> that's my transition. liz: that's charlie's idea of a segway. >> we're going to hang out with mooch, he's going to have a wonderful party. he's going to have a lot of heavy hitters, i think dan loeb is going to be at his party. but if nick tubb follows me -- dunn follows me, he will leave in a stretcher. liz: by the way, fox business will take our viewers to the night life -- >> right. liz: -- all next week. you have to join us here at 3 and 4 p.m. eastern. charlie and i -- >> i'm going to tell you this, liz, if nick dunn pulls that heavy-handed stuff, he's going to get a good idea of what socialized medicine's like in europe. liz: i don't even know -- [laughter] this should be a reason for everybody to tune in the next week. >> mark my words with. liz: because team fox business is going all the way, bigtime. >> he's going to be wearing -- liz: me, charlie. we are panning out over -- >> mooch, mooch, mooch, don't fo

with. and also the court drama of what happened to jordan in court. because the court part of it -- was the trial of michael dunnt's the trial of jordan davis but it wasn't. jordan davis, they wasn't even allowed to call him a victim. legislated that. the judge said you can't call him a victim just have to call his name jordan davis. that hurt bad. because jordan davis was a victim of what michael dunn did. so i want people to realize that in the court cases it's not always fair to your family member. but these are some of the things that we have to do to make sure that the system was fair to us. >> stephanie elam thank you for that. >>> coming up deflategate has thrown a shadow over the nfl's biggest game. the billion dollar extravaganza known as the super bowl. could it tarnish the legacies in two of the game's biggest, coach bill belichick and quarterback tom brady? it's the family plan families are flocking to. now at t-mobile, get 4 lines for a $100. with unlimited talk, text, and up to 10gb of 4g lte data. switch to t-mobile. get 4 lines for a $100 today. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the ache

with felony possession of narcotics which could carry a lengthy sentence behind bars. he entered a plea of not guilty and had one supporter at the hearing, his girlfriend, samantha dunn, who spoke to us afterwards. >> tell me how you found out that your boyfriend was in jail. >> he was supposed to pick me up from work one day and after work i was waiting outside and an hour had passed and he wasn't there and i knew something was wrong. and so when i got home i found out on the internet that he was arrested. >> what are your biggest fears for him right now? >> i'm just afraid that he's in isolation, just completely -- you know, scared and lonely and doesn't know what's going to happen. and on top of that, i'm afraid of how long he's going to be in jail. that's my biggest fear so far. and that it would change him in any way. i hope it doesn't change his heart. >> i didn't know my girlfriend was going to be in the courtroom. just knowing, some way, i didn't hurt myself, i hurt people that were close, and just -- they are still supportive. it hurts. >> the couple would soon be reunited after ruiz posted bond and was released. he pled guilty at a later court hearing and wa

with the obamacare provisions this means all tax-filers will have to prove whether they had health insurance in 2014 or face penalties. financial expert and radio show host author, peter dunne. people really need to know there will be a new form in their tax return they will have to muddle through to prove to the irs that they had health care. >> yeah. if tax returns weren't confusing enough. now there's another form but it is honor system, tracy. so go figure. we have the honor system as part of do you have health care coverage or not. with a weakened irs, from a budget standpoint and even staffing standpoint this is going to be kind of tough to enforce. tracy: not truly honor system, right? because the insurance companies are required to send a form home to you with all the pertinent information you need to file out this additional onerous form and irs get as copy, so they kind of have some clue. >> there are some checks and balances to that but i think we'll tuned is, of course people that don't have the proper health care coverage are going to face a tax or a mandate of $95 per person, or 1% of their income whatever is greater. that is just in 2015. those numbers go up

dunn, or the secretary -- liz: who was it? >> it was andrew ross sorkin. and andrew is usually a gentleman. liz: no. come on. >> bofa spokesman -- liz: and he was yelling don't go on withwas standing there with brian moynihan. now, this is the ceo of wang -- bank of america. you don't have to heckle him for going on -- liz: well, for those of you who don't know, i think they're threatened, because they were sending e-mails saying don't talk to liz claman. i mean, really? >> they were threatening your guests, they were heckling -- i think they reached a new low. liz: i think we've reached a new high, how about that? >> here's the thing, being a jerk is cop today juice. andrew who was never a jerk, and now he's turning out to be like nick dunn. liz: get more, get more! the closing bell, we're 27 minutes away. >>> the space race on from mark zuckerberg to elon musk to richard branson, all the biggest names investing in satellite internet. stick around as one of the originals in this field joins me next. >>> travel bans, school closures, how bad will it get? broadway has just been shut for the night. we'll have the latest in what has to be potentially the worst snowstorm i

so we will talk more about that dunn the road but we will get a check on, no pun intended, on the road, so we will send things out to meteorologist carol erickson live withthe mobile weather lab for us hi carol. >> we are in the the heart of wilmington right new downtown, it is morning, people are coming down, going to work and we are finding very light precipitation on the windshields this morning in the mobile weather lab. fortunately in the mobile weather lab we have a temperature that is above freezing. it is 35 degrees. that is good news. even though all of these road have been salted, cleared out and that sort of thing. with any precipitation coming down in an elevation the word you have a temperature close to freezing just take it easy out there. this is tempes basically gone but just enough remains that it can be a hassle. you can see how gray it is. you should know and probably do know that fog, even fog can freeze on a cold surface. in the wintertime all of these thanks come to mind very quickly out on the road. even though it looks dry and things have been salted sanded that sort of thing what we saw on 295 was a salt truck overturn and two tr

with republicans. issues veto threats on immigration, the keystone pipeline and a rollback in financial regulations. former white house adviser anita dunn sees reason for hopeful. >> it is the first time sincebarack obama has been president. the republicans have a responsibility to govern. the white house sees that as an opportunity to look for issues to work together. >> reporter: the president will talk of cooperation tonight, but basically what he is doing is giving a political speech. resetting the democrats agenda and seeing the moment the rating is improving with the economy to shape the outcome of his legacy. >>> bill thanks. we talked to the chief of staff dennis mcdonough. i talked to him and some say he has been defyefy yant and going on the aggressive. >> some see that he had growing up in the middle class family over the course of the last several decades. that is his mind frame, charlie, to make sure that middle class families can succeed in this country. that is basic bottom line of the american dream. >> you see going on the offensive. the president has threatened five vetoes. >> the president threatened to make sure the

a monitor that was familiar with german corporate law and german finance and they hired a german finance minister an extremely prominent person. joe lawn from gibson dunn here in washington, dc was the american counterpart. both of the monitors talked to me when i was working on the book and it was fascinating for me to hear about their work. we don't typically hear anything about what monitors are doing or what is happening during the implementation of a corporate prosecution agreement. the siemen's company may be the exception. they're quite proud of the work the monitors did and feel like it did good things for their company. the monitors described it being an extremely labor-intensive and enjoyable many years they were doing this work. in fact dr. weighle was telling me how siemen's never failed to approve any of his recommendations. they gave him the -- when you first walk into the headquarters to show how important the monitor was and if you read the translated versions of the crowe's speeches, he will heal -- hale the work of the monitor, thank you so much for the work you are doing. most companies don't talk about that way about cases over whic

with that advice. something to heed as well. pretty much what you're saying as well. peter dunne, appreciate your time. as well. leland: take care. heather? heather: still to come, crews struggling against wind and rain searching for victims and clues as to what brought down a jetliner off indonesia. we'll talk with a veteran investigator from the ntsb. leland: this is not something people see very often in the land known for palm trees and sunshine. snow in southern california. that is snow. we'll have your new year's forecast coming up in the fox extreme weather center. leland: a year-end snowstorm left hundreds of drivers stranded in so you were california. remember, orange county, california, some areas have seen several inches of snowy obviously made some major roads and highways completely impassable. fire officials say crews have now rescued nearly 200 drivers trapped along highway 138 there. meteorologist maria molina is live from the fox extreme weather center. is there any relief in sight for these folks in california? >> thankfully the storm system is moving on out and will impact other part