. >> i'm worried we sign eed the death certificate. >> reporter: there's a sense of relief for pelosi and her allies. >> i have a special spring in my step today because this opportunity is a special one to lead the house democrats, bring everyone together as we go forward. >> reporter: she's been the top democrat in the house for more than a dozen years. in rank and file members have argued it's time for change. her challenger represents a working class area near cleveland, ohio, where many favored donald trump's message. >> the emphasis needs to be on the issue that unites everybody. that issue is economics. it's jobs. it's wages. it's pension, benefits. it's not just talking about the minimum wage. it's about talking about middle class incomes that haven't gone up in 30 years. >> reporter: he earned 20 more votes than pelosi's previous challenger in 2010. to hold on to power, pelosi created more opportunities for younger members and added new titles to the leadership team. some who supported her rival said that alone was a victory. >> we have now a leadership that wants to be more

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. >> honored at t eed by the vice president. >> whatever i might have imagined a terminal diagnosis would do to my spirit, it's done the opposite. the greatest appreciation for life itself. >> david muir there with the tribute. one more overnight on the basketball court. these are members of the milwaukee bucks. they held a moment of silence in his honor, and with a very colorful outfit there as well in chicago. >> paying tribute to his suits with colorful uniforms. >> dennis rodman said it was sager who saved him from committing suicide. it's interesting how this soft, colorful, amazing person touched so many lives. >> over the decades. >> with his battle and with his smile. >>> coming up in the next half hour, long lines in texas. residents told not to use the tap water. details on the chemical leak that has residents outraged. >>> first, cold temperatures mean plenty of you keeping that engine running, but you may invite thieves to drive off. how to stay safe next on "world news now." >>> "world news now" >>> almost 10th avenue there. wherever it is, it's freezing. drivers are apparent

. >> family's in the car, we're headed eed to longacre theater see robert de niro's "the bronx tale." >> reporter: opening night always special but this is personal. my youngest christiane making her broadway debut. >> my late mother used to say, child, about to break a bra strap, i'm so proud. look at the line. >> congratulations. chazz palminteri's awe biographic at one-man show that became a classic film of the '90s starring robert de niro. >> that's bad money. >> reporter: a young boy caught between the love of his father and admiration of a local mob boss sonny. >> leave my son alone, please. >> hey. don't you see how i treat that kid? i treat that kid like he's my son. >> he ain't your son, he's my son. >> this is "a bronx tale." >> reporter: the story timeless and now modernized for broadway. th 1960s the backdrop for a brand-new musical. at the helm, veterans of stage and screen, jerry zax and de niro, taking his first stab at broadway directing. >> you're veterans. are you nervous? opening night? >> i feel good. i hope i'm right. listen, donald trump was el elected, we don't

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the judge called the crimes astonishing and order eed fatta to report to prison by january 25. after today's sentencing, the former congressman said he was grateful for the support of several people. >> want to thank my legal team. i want to thank the support of my family and staff and friends through this very tough time. thank you very much. >> fattah's lawyers have vowed to appeal his conviction. he served in congress for more than two decades. >>> bill cosby is heading back to a montgomery county courtroom today. he is scheduled to appear at a hearing for his sexual assault trial. prosecutors will try to convince the judge to allow 13 previous accusers to testify during the tri trial. he is charged with drugging a woman. >>> to our weather. a chilly but dry night. on market street where we found people wearing their winter coats. >> depending where you live you might have a chance of seeing rain or even snow tomorrow. sheena parveen has our forecast. >> winter weather across part of the area. not everybody. temperatures right now are cooling down. 35 in allentown, 31 mount

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i watched a ee eed all six minu. >>> moving on to president-elect donald trump on vacation in florida now, but he's not taking a twitter break. >> oh, no, he's not waiting to take office before taking credit for gains in the economy. trump tweeted yesterday, quote, the u.s. consumer confidence index for december surged nearly four p highest level in more than 15 years. thanks, donald. that was donald trump thanking -- >> humble brag. >> thanks himself to be clear. president obama and japanese prime minister shinzo abe made a historic appearance yesterday at pearl harbor, but did not apologize for the attack, but conceded japan, quote, must never repeat the horrors of war again. as a show of respect, the american war dead, the two leaders dropped purple petals into the water and stood in silence. >>> overseas now, russian officials admit to widespread doping in the olympic movement including the 2014 games in sochi. the antidoping agency described it as an institutional conspiracy, according it an extensive report in the "new york times," and a lob director reportedly tampered with eur

african-americans for an nbc special on race in 1989, trump said a well educated african-american is afford eed greater opportunity in this country than educated white counterparts. let's hear trump on that. >> a well educated black has a tremendous advantage over a well educated white in terms of the job market. i think sometimes a black may think that they don't really have the advantage or this or that, but in actuality today, currently, it's a great -- i have said on occasion, even about myself, if i were starting off today, i would love to be a well educated black because i really do believe they have an actual advantage. >> anand giridharadas is author of "the true american murder and mercy in texas. katy tur covers the trump campaign since day one, and adam chandler, i don't know who to start with. katy, you know, sometimes people have conversations, different backgrounds, different ethnic groups and we talk among ourselves in this country. i never heard anyone say an african-american has a better chance than a white person in this country. i have heard from people i respect immensely, t

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dozens of families who evacuate waited are now ee eed are now . >>> this new video shows an over head view of the foam that flooded a center city neighborhood this weekend. witnesses say they also heard what sounded like an explosion. now it's onto the task of figuring out exactly what triggered that flood and that big boom at the pico substation at juniper street. rescuers helped eight people el buildings. firefighters used water to push the foam down the street drains. >> i thought we were having an earth kwaquake or somebody was bobbing >> aofficials say the fire suppressant system worked like it was supposed to. the foam has been stirring up quite a bit of reaction on so >>> this morning in montgomery county police continue to search for the hit-and-run driver who killed a man in lower marion township friday night. police say the victim was walking to a bus stop when a car hit him from behind. jung was 72 years old. >> he's been our beloved babysitter, a very devoted essentially member of our family. >> he was a special person. >> police do not have a detailed description of the v

students present eed their idea at the national constitution center today. if you're wondering, 80% call for the elimination of the electoral college. the winner was decided by a group of former judges including former new jersey governor ed rendell. >>> west chester university hold a dog exstrav ganz a today. >> the dogs looked like they were loving it too. >> it goes both ways. >> win/win. not so for the weather. >> even the snow lovers generally don't like the extreme cold because it's generally dry when you get the extreme cold. and that's what we're getting, we have issued the first alert long ago, and it does go through the entire area, for thursday and into friday. thursday, we're going to see wind gusts near 40 miles an hour, that's going to end up pushing windchills to near or even below zero in parts of the area. right now, we're above 40 degrees in most of the region. 44 in philadelphia, despite all the clouds afternoon here. 40 in the lehigh valley, but cloudy skies and there is some snow on the radar close by, but not really reaching the ground.

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. >>> police say it turned eed u the basement of one local business. >> and the effort to track down the rightful owner. >> reporter: we're at the blue cross riverrink for the tree lighting at penn's landing. they're roasting marshmallows in center city philadelphia. it's a beautiful night and we have got some nice weather this weekend, but how long is that going to last? forecast coming up. >>> new at 5:30, bikes in a basement, they found them hidden in a basement. south jersey bureau reporter t cydney long has the report from camden. >> if you went downstairs, they had an industrial light and they had all the bikes stacked up. you can go down stairs and view what bike you want to purchase. >> reporter: camden police say they found the bikes when they answered an alarm last month. to be clear, stolen bikes, all labeled and tagged for sale illegally. detectives also hit the jackpot seizing dozens of stolen phones and ipads. >> so far we have no arrests, it's an ongoing investigation. >> today police showcase the stolen property in hopes of the rightful owners coming forward. they hav

voters favored h eed his pro eu rival. we have more on the closely watched election.t is interesting to see the anti-establishment catch on in italy where the prime minister announced he is resigning and the brexit. you saw the anti-establishment sentiment catch on. why didn't that happen in austr austria? >> reporter: what is interesting is both candidates are not mainstream candidates. one of them, norbert hofer, was very railing against immigration. this was his main campaign point. alexander van der bellen was basically campaigning for open europe to stay the course. then it was a decisive victory. van der bellen gained 53% of the vote. hofer only gained 46% of the vote. the deciding factor is women voters. 62% of women actually voted for van der bellen. it was on the fears of change. britain exiting the eu was a factor. nobody wants to see austria leave the eu and the trump election also played into this. many people worried about populous coming into power as well. the trump bump did not help the populous party here. >> atika shubert, thank you. >>> a crushing s

. >>> tonight you will have a chance to weigh in on a proposal turkey dock run to eeds street near the pentagon. the public meeting is at 6:30 if you would like to attend. >>> the area near the haymarket area is about to see a change in traffic flow. vdot plans to moves drirs the first diverging interchange in the area was the bul yard interchange at the baltimore washington parkway and that opened in 2012. >>> just a few hours from now president-elect is going to take a victory lap of sorts. he's expected to taut a deal he made to keep 1,000 jobs in indiana that had planned to be outsourced to mexico. trump will kick off his thank tracie potts on the latest on that. >> they started talking and be happy they would be able to maintain their homes and jobs and take care of their families. >> a christmas miracle, 1,000 jobs saved, not moving to mexico. the company credits president-elect trump's pro-business policies >> my gosh, he's not even president yet out how to save 1,000 jobs. >> i'm hoping that every ceo is getting the beacon signal from the trump administration that we're here fo

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says well established e eed win. $150,000. pauline's pizza on valencia. the restaurant known for growing ingredients at the owner's farm. >> make meatballs out of lamb that we grow at our farm. we have goats. i grow all the vegetables, fancy greens. >> owner cynthia winestein opened it 30 years ago. she said it is time to retire. winestein hopes to sell to some one who will continue the farm to table concept. hopes to continue supplying the organic ingredients. >>> popular bay area coffee chain is expanding thousand of miles from its headquarters. pete's coffee announced it will build a roastery, 200 miles south of washington, d.c., in virginia. the company hopes the roastery will help get fresh coffee beans to growing east coast business ster. pete's has 23 stores in the d.c. area. >> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> if you haven't heard. get ready for rain. here is live doppler 7. easy for me to say. we have little patches of moisture showing up on the radar screen already. and, actual rain is a few hours away. so let me move in

the race was watched lo eed clo across europe. germany's vice chancellor calling the outcome a clear victory for good sense. a crushing setback for the establishment in italy. prime minister matteo renzi confirming he will resign today after suffering a resounding defeat in a referendum sunday. renzi's plan to reform the constitution and revive the economy was rejected by nearly 60% of voters there. let's go live to milan and bring in nina dos santos. it is interesting the referendum he pushed initially and then it back fired leading to him resigning. >> reporter: the only thing that seems to be certain around here is uncertainty itself. that is the voice you hear on the streets of milan, alison. david cameron fell on his sword after calling on one in the united kingdom and the brexit and united kingdom with the plans to stream line the political system and end the gridlock that plagued italy for years. uncertainty against the financial capital in milan. i'm standing outside the stock exchange where shares are down 1% to 2%. that

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. >>> yesterday, ivanka and her family boarded aid flight o eed new york to head for christmas vacation. there was turbulence before takeoff when an anti-trump lawyer heckled her saying her father is ruining the country. he and his husband were ejected. they practically confirmed earlier on twitter that there was a plan to harass ivanka and family before boarding. the first thing i thought when i was reading this earlier -- i don't know about you is where on earth was her security detail? i thought the entire trump family, to include young and older children, since the primaries had had secret service detail. where are these guys? >> secret service doesn't protect you because somebody said something. >> they are -- >> if the reports he was heckling and he kind of got aggressive -- >> this is where you people go off the rails. first of all -- >> very collective. >> this is not about the children. the children. and her husband was there. and all the guy said was that her father's ruining the country. in fact, his argument after jetblue throuew him out was why are you throwing me out for e

aligned wi eed with asads regim the back and forth that threatens to unravel the evacuation operations of tens of thousands of people. so far about 8,000 civilians have been evacuated from eastern aleppo. that according to various aide groups, but at least 50,000 people, men, women, children, many of them sick, many of them wounded, remain trapped in the eastern part of the city, melis melissa. >> is there any talk of a renewed ceasefire? >> well, that's the hope. that's something that secretary of state john kerry talked about yesterday that america, the u.s. wants to save as many lives at possible in aleppo and that includes bringing peace talks and renewing peace talks in geneva. bringing turkey, russia, and syria back to the table, but he also added that really it's about syria's regime and assad's willingness to have peace as well. that's something that presumably president obama is going to be speaking about shortly when he gives his last news conference. as for ceasefire, as we've seen so often and as history as shown. many have fallen apart. really the question is really is it

. >> i remained ce eed celibate f >> reporter: building up more than 90 film and tv credits she wrote seven books including the semiauto biographical "postcards from the edge" and "the princess diarist" in which she admitted an affair with harrison ford. she spoke with savannah here on the "today" show last month. >> it seems like you were in love. >> it felt that way. >> well, i was 19. yeah. so, you know, i was not a cavalier-type person. one of the trademarks of fischer from the beginning of the career has been a brutally honest demeanor. >> never afraid to comment on drug use, mental illness, a strained relationship with her mother or her failed marriage to paul simon. >> she was a successful author, screenwriter. she's a commentator. she's done many, many different things beyond "star wars" as an actress. >> reporter: this morning the phrase "may the force be with her" trending on social media as a princess is remembered as a queen. >> may the force be with you. >>> devastating news for fans and admirers of carrie fisher. her daughter billy lord saying it is with deep sad ps she

. >> and getting back to those high-level recommendation that is you mentioned plu eed presidt trump looking to pad his cabinet with others from the business world like mr. tillerson, which at first blush appears to represent conflict of interest. but ultimately could the trump administration's dealings with the international business leaders prove to be good for the business of america? >> well, i mean, if they do their job well. obviously, trump, he's the ceo who has just become president. so he likes ceos. he thinks that there's kind of a bureaucratic mindset in washington in which people just kind of do what they're told to do and they do it in the same old way they always did it whether it's working or not, and he wants to jump out of that. so he's really gotten people who are used to being in charge. it's kind of a talking point now to say he's picked generals and ceos but he has gone kind of heavy on that because he likes people who are in decision-making positions and he himself feels -- does not feel that his business interests, which are pretty vast and wide ranging create

in turkey, ten people have been arrest eed in connection to an attack that left ten dead. >> rex tillerson donald trump's secretary of state, while he has made no official announcement, in an interview to air later this morning, trump said he waw more than a business executive, calling him a world-class player. now back to iconiclist. >> martha stewart has set the standard for lifestyle and smart living for over 35 years. she's build a media empire of books, magazines and emmy-award winning tv shows that have made her one of the richest self-made women in america. now she's drawn up a list of the inspirational entrepreneurs that have helped shape her career and changed all of our lives. her next choice is a tech type, who's changed the way we communicate -- mark zuckerberg. >> mark zuckerberg has more than a billion followers. i mean, way more than any religious figure ever had. and it's just crazy but also understandable. because of the reach of these different platforms. >> technology has turned us from viewers into creators. we share, we like, we update and we post. >> it's typical of m

says well established e eed win. $150,000. pauline's pizza on valencia. the restaurant known for growing ingredients at the owner's farm. >> make meatballs out of lamb that we grow at our farm. we have goats. i grow all the vegetables, fancy greens. >> owner cynthia winestein opened it 30 years ago. she said it is time to retire. winestein hopes to sell to some one who will continue the farm to table concept. hopes to continue supplying the organic ingredients. >>> popular bay area coffee chain is expanding thousand of miles from its headquarters. pete's coffee announced it will build a roastery, 200 miles south of washington, d.c., in virginia. the company hopes the roastery will help get fresh coffee beans to growing east coast business faster. pete's has 23 stores in the d.c. area. >> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> if you haven't heard. get ready for rain. here is live doppler 7. easy for me to say. we have little patches of moisture showing up on the radar screen already. and, actual rain is a few hours away. so let me move i

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threat posed by volatile short-term debt, and as evidenced by the recent concerns of result banks, we .eedo step up our monitoring look at wells fargo. look at wells fargo. the justice department, and i cannot speak to it because i do , is reviewingem whether or not there are criminal sanctions here. the thing that ordinary people go to jail for. let's be clear. this should never be allowed to happen again. pay the of families price for reckless and irresponsible policy, and our regulators need to have the catch a safety net before he gets out of control. that is pretty basic. like me, you do not have to be an economist to understand this. do not have to be an economist. it helps -- [laughter] vice president biden: that is why i have some brilliant working for me, but you do not have to be an economist to understand this. look at what caused the problem in the first place. look at what we did to correct the problem, and ask now is it is willing to know back to the problems that caused the change in the first place. as my oldest grandson would say, "it is not rocket science." ladies and gen

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you ruined wher eed yoplait acr country for millions. >> yoplait?at's what it means. >> all righty. we stretched it. let's stretch this one a little bit, tonight, 10:00, check it out, big hannity was sitting in for sean. check out this lineup. it's an embarrassment of riches of talking heads. >> nice. >> and smart people. check it out. kellyanne conway, rudy's going to come on, he's going to talk about some terror with kellyanne and rudy. laura ingraham. scott walker, something very interesting. he says he wants states to have more say on whether or not they get refugees coming in from various countries overseas. he's actually written a letter to donald trump. we're going to talk a little built about that. >> kellyanne moving to d.c. >> ashton. >> we love him. >> huckabee. >> you're right. >> you didn't put huckabee in that little lineup, he's going to be ticked. you have all the faces >> we only had room for year. >> huckabee was not as important. >> alphabetical order? no, no. >> notice he didn't put his own face. >> what's a huckabee? >> didn't p

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the stocks soared eed up more eight bucks trading where it was on election day.ou think you're missing the move, think again. broadcom 12.5 times earnings, incredibly cheap. i think they could be prepared to get more acquisitions even after the deal they just did. i don't like the chase but when it comes in you have to buy it, by the way it helped move the stock of key customer apple today, too. with that in mind, i want to look at other tech names in the s&p 500 have that have fallen farthest behind since the election and give you my prediction. many companies can't stay down that long. they have to rebound and if you can buy them that's the better for you. first, there's salesforce.com, the king of cloud computing. down 7% since the election. what makes this move more outrage jouou outrageous is salesforce had a fabulous year. to wall street these were hillary stocks, they needed to be dump sod they could load up on trump stocks. the truth is that salesforce isn't anybody's stock. they'll keep growing like crazy no matter who's in the white house courtesy of th

could the tragic fire that engulf eed an oakland warehouse have been prevented? man who leased and operated the building is speaking out. >> i didn't do anything in my life to lead me to this moment. i am so sorry. i'm incredibly sorry. what do you want me to say? >> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president-elect donald trump going on camera briefly today, doubling down on his twitter threat to cancel a boeing multi billion dollar 747 air force one. >> the plane is totally out of control. it's going to be over $4 billion for air force one. i think it's ridiculous. >>

i'd like to put on a guy that fail eed all his life, but we don't want that. do we? we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. but we're not announcing it until monday. so don't tell anybody. they say he is the closest thing to general george patton that we have and it's about time. >> it was a rowdy event last night in ohio. some teleprommer, some ad lib as you can see there in the announcement of his nominee for pentagon -- retired general james mattis. at the trump tower today, senator david purdue from georgia, retired it admiral jay cohen, bob gates, pam bondy, john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. who is up for secretary of state. perhaps the thing that caught most attention today was a phone call that was read out in the list of phone calls late this afternoon. that was a phone call between the president-elect and the president of taiwan. during the discussion, they noted the close economic, political and security ties exist between taiwan and the united states. president-elect trump congratulated the president on becoming pr

crowd of spontaneously cheering supporters of people psyched and inspired by something that happen eed on th floor of congress. the reason all this is interesting right now is because today there's an update on this whole story. today we learn that the house republicans are proposing rules that would further punish members of congress who shoot video or take any photos on the floor of the chamber. the new policy would e fine membersp to $2,500 for the offense money that would be taken out of the member's salary directly. the proposal is seen as a direct response to the protests from june and the prospects of those protests reairing. but if history is any sort of guide republicans would realize they're trying to shut down a protest in the internet age usually only garners it more attention. as for democrats, maybe there's a lesson to be learned, too, about fighting back now that they are in a clear minority if the people against you are trying to literally ban your strategy, it might be a sign your strategy is pretty effective. and we have more tonight on the democrats' plans for fighti

could the tragic fire that engulf eed an oakland warehouse have been prevented? the man who leased and operated the building is speaking out. >> i didn't do anything in my life to lead me to this moment. i am so sorry. i'm incredibly sorry. what do you want me to say? >> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president-elect donald trump going on camera briefly today, doubling down on his twitter threat to cancel a boeing multi billion dollar 747 air force one. >> the plane is totally out of control. it's going to be over $4 billion for air force one. i think it's ridiculous. >> so will policy by twitter be the hallmark of the new administration? how is the business world reacting to trump's threats? kristen welker joins me now from outside trump tower. this is unusual to say the least. it follows on a series of other threats against corporate america. first of all, let's drill down on the boeing 747. >> reporter: the planes would be 32 years old typically. those last about 30 years. it's getting tougher to maintain up take to replace parts. that'

the first year in office for him, it jumped 2 eed 8.2%. since the dollar, it has soared. a big part as the fed raised interest rates. good news for travelers and bad news for business as it is more expensive over seas. stocks in europe have been open a couple hours are down. shares in asia higher. oil is holding steady at $51 a barrel. raising the key interest rate derived the dollar up. when the dollar rises, they buy dollars get a better return and take a shine off the dollar. a lot of forecast for the trump rally to continue in 2017. >>> okay. switching gears. syrian state tv reporting evacuations have been halted in aleppo. the tentative truce failing with thousands of people still trapped inside the city. we will tell you the latest next. there is no typical day. there is nothing typical about making movies. i'm victoria alonso and i'm an executive producer... ...at marvel studios. we are very much hands-on producers. if my office... ...becomes a plane or an airport the surface pro's perfect. fast and portable but also light. you don't do this 14 hours a day, 7 days