you begin with rahm emanuel. he was in for a relatively short amount of time, but had a lot to accomplish. tell us about that. audit it was such an couple, no drama obama and rahm emanuel, who is quite a character. was a pretty good choice for president obama. remember, this was a moment of real crisis. we were on the verge of a great depression. we had it frozen around the world. where staffl moment had to be done. obama had to pass the stimulus. rahm emanuel new the hill intimately. nobody knew capitol hill better than he did. he was in line to become the first jewish speaker of the house and reluctantly took the job as white house chief. they got a lot done, including as ugly as it might have been in the process, including obamacare. i think he had a successful run. i think he was good at it. tellingot shy away from barack obama what he thought. they had a real battle over health care. he want to go with something more modest and less ambitious, obama won that argument. he saluted and went ahead and got it don

black lives don't matter to rahm emanuel, black votes matter to rahm emanuel.has been demonstrated through a number of instances, whether it is an withholding below quan mcdonald tape, unjustly so he can win reelection, or him saying instead of focusing on the violence that has impacted 80% of the african-americans in the city, let me focus on the city's sanctuary city status. this has become very troubling for many of the chicagoans. i applaud commissioner boykin for having an out-of-the-box strategy, at least seeking information that can potentially help save and keep safe many of the residence in chicago who deal with violence, gun violence, whatever else, and a very daily basis. >> shannon: of course, he and the president happen -- the mayor and the president -- have been very combative. they have many differences on a number of topics. he didn't want the national guard on the streets, thought it wouldn't be helpful. they have except additional atf agents working on the gun issue issues. but the idea of u.n. folks roaming the streets of chicago, for a lot o

to play an honest role mahmoud abbas made the comments during a meeting with the french president emanuel in paris in which he called for europe to take the initiative in peace efforts it comes a day after the united nations adopted a resolution rejecting u.s. president donald trump's decision do you actually recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel as the reports from paris. it was no surprise that the palestinian leader greeted the french president warmly as he arrived at the elise a palace emanuel mark karr has been a staunch critic of the united states' decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel after talks on the crisis mahmoud abbas's said the palestinians could no longer accept a u.s. peace plan. from the united states is no longer a credible mediator in the peace process we will not accept any plan on the part of the us because of the parties and failing and because of this violation of international law. macro has stepped up efforts to mediate in the crisis meeting with the king of jordan and israel's prime minister earlier this month he wants to try and help re

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emanuel hopes his invention will soon be mass produced. but the clock will be much more affordable. what it is must produce the present for dubbed. now as a because here the clock will give us for jews to be about steroid use there will couple the year we have a huge dog we will give the job. emanuel has big plans for the future he dreams of expanding his business and exporting his environmentally friendly invention to other african countries. when you hear them say but you probably think of spices rubberband seaweed but in fact this marine crop provides a livelihood for thousands of the farmers there most of them women so it is also a key export of this which is part of tanzania but climate change is threatening at this industry some of the most profitable seaward species are dying now the institute of marine sciences of the university of in tanzania is trying to set up training programs to help farmers to increase their yields on the island of zanzibar. when the sun rises the women of zanzibar head to their seaweed farms. all they need to help a sea weed grow are strings and stick

financing the fight against climate change french president emanuel hosts international heads of state and business leaders for a one day summit aimed at boosting the minds among efforts to curb global warming. following israel protests and lead germany's jewish community calls for stricter laws against the separatism. i'm filled welcome to the program voters in the u.s. state of alabama go to the polls today to choose a new senator to send to washington the election is attracting national and

financing the fight against climate change french president emanuel hosts international heads of state and business leaders for a one day summit aimed at boosting the minds among efforts to curb global warming. following israel protests and lead germany's jewish community calls for stricter laws against the separatism. i'm filled welcome to the program voters in the u.s. state of alabama go to the polls today to choose a new senator to send to washington the election is attracting national and international attention after president trump threw his support behind the republican candidate roy moore but the film a state supreme court justice has been accused of sexual misconduct with teenage girls more than thirty years ago. they said each winning two had not come forward for nearly forty years but they waited two thirty days before this journal lection to come forward. if you don't believe in my character don't vote for me. let's get more than from t.w. correspondent custer phenomena who joins us from washington a welcome cost and what impacts our visa allegations having on the race whi

in paris today, french president emanuel machron gave a bleak saems of climate change. his one planet summit marked the second anniversary of the paris climate accord which set goals for reducing gooen house gas emissions. here is mark phillips. >> reporter: that we're all in the same boat regarding climate change was french president emanuel machron's message as he lead other world political and business leaders on a riverboot trip to the paris conference. "we are losing the battle against global warming" he total meeting. and the last numbers back him up. carbon dioxide emission, which had been flat-lining over the past few years are, on the rise again, up 2% this year. hopes that the spewing of planet-heating gases into the atmosphere had peaked have been dashed. other new data shows the plan set not only still warming, contributing to more severe storms and natural disasters, but according to the respected gloarm warming index, the rate of human-induced warming may actually be accelerating. u.s. delegates not named donald trump have come to show that despite the adm

rahm emanuel has got some kind of extraordinary view of the city's fortunes.ent trump bowing to repeal the johnson amendment. congress has refused so far to comply. robert jeffers joins us with not and much more. in the public square. we take that up lou: the online poll is that we have to do believe corrupt forces and should the fbi face jail time for their subversion in violation of the rule of law. 95% of you say yes you do. joining me now, robert jeffers, pastor of the first baptist church, great to have you with us. the johnson amendment, the president keeps calling for its repeal and the return of god to the public square. sophia come in the house and not been helpful. >> well, it did not make it into the final tax bill in the reason was the senate parliamentarian was against it and she found a procedural way to stop it, but i talk to congressional leaders said they believe they will ultimately get this done not through the tax bill, but another way. i've been with president trump another times this week. he's in great spirits and is fully committed to t

is it the same with emanuel macron, you described in there as the new emperor of europe.ight take over as the idea that she might take over as the global leader in moral values if you like after barack 0bama stepped down. he chose his last visit as us president to come to berlin to see her. but germany and angela merkel have gone through a very uncomfortable phase, too much in the limelight as leaders given though economically and politically it is still the strongest country in europe. but emanuel macron is not so bashful. but how he lives up to that reputation will have to see. and they gave a joint press conference actually on friday, i think they may beware about his comments about who has the upper hand at the moment. briefly, the big issue for china next year? i think the key issue for china at the end of the day is whether it solves its problem at home because the reform is now a0 yea rs old home because the reform is now a0 years old in china, they have huge contradictory problems in the economy going on with enormous leverage with poverty, with pollution, they ha

mainly a recognition of the existing reality made the comments while meeting the french president emanuel macron in paris who called on israel to end its construction of settlements we start in lebanon and this report from st holder in beirut. lebanese security forces are using high water cannon tear gas to disperse the crowds several hundred people gathered outside the u.s. embassy in beirut though to protest the u.s. decision to have ignited israel is the capital of trick to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel palestinian of a newsgroup several hundred protesters stairs trying to reach the u.s. embassy compound but security forces have cordoned off the road to preventing people from approaching further people being pushed back from the smell of the teargas people are angry there's defiance oh they're chanting. they're chanting words against arab leaders saying that they haven't done enough to to confront the u.s. decision that words are not enough they want action they want the peace process to be declared that they're calling for they're supporting a new intifada and calling o

mike emanuel is on the hill with reaction. john roberts has breaking news. john? >> yeah, shep. i learned from a source with intimate and full knowledge of the investigation and this is a single source but is a very knowledgeable source, that the trump transition official that was not named in the court documents, someone called a ptt official, the one with whom michael flynn spoke on december 29 about what to say to sergei kislyak is k.t. mcfarland and is now the u.s. ambassador to singapore. running more traps on this is a source with full knowledge of the investigation and a person who has seen all of the information that flynn provided to investigators. says that that unnamed official in the doj charging document is k.t. mcfarland. now to where we are now. that the great irony about all of this is in about ten minutes time, the president is going to talk to the press corps in the mansion here at the white house. but it's all off the record because it's the white house press christmas party. the agreement going in was that anything that the president says will be off the reco

embassy to jerusalem what is taken on a whole new significance in fact emanuel might call is the first leader to host the israeli prime minister since that announcement and he is a fierce critic of the decision in fact might call it regrettable on the evening that donald trump made his announcement and then just a few days earlier even before donald trump had made those statements and i know my call and spoken to him on the phone that warning him this such a move could threaten stability in the region and then on the other side we have the israeli prime minister who before coming to paris actually called europe. when leaders hypocrites he said they were hypocrites because they spoke with one voice condemning donald trump's decision on the other hand they have not spoken out about rocket attacks on israel so that is the sort of very tense climate and context in which this meet meeting between these two leaders is taking place today so by the sounds of things in the fashion as a leader who very much wants to involve himself here. yes and i think more than we can expect out of these talks

that the palestinian leader greeted the french president warmly as he arrived at the elise a palace emanuel mark karr has been a staunch critic of the united states' decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel after talks on the crisis mahmoud abbas's said the palestinians could no longer accept a u.s. peace plan. the united states is no longer a credible mediator in the peace process we will not accept any plan on the part of the us because of the parties and failing and because of this violation of international law. mccraw has stepped up efforts to mediate in the crisis meeting with the king of jordan and israel's prime minister earlier this month he wants to try and help revive talks but he has ruled out unilaterally recognizing palestine as the state saying it would be unhelpful at this time these americans and the americans have marginalized themselves and i'm trying not to do the same thing that i think france's credibility lies in taking a position as we have today where we can talk to everyone emanuel michael says he's using france's position as a country that has good

emanuel, the artist, is up next. >> he's always smiling, this kid. >> reporter: within minutes, he's flexing his new arm. eventually an operation will make his drawing hand far more functional. and finally, it's little baracka's turn. >> hello. >> can you put it on yourself, baracka? >> okay, more. nice. how does it feel? >> good. >> good? >> yes. thank you. >> how does it feel? >> good. >> good? can you try grabbing with you knew hand? let's see. you did it. that's impressive. that's what we call teamwork. oh, yes! oh, yes! that's amazing. look at you, two hands. when you see today, what's that moment like for you? >> oh -- it never gets old. think about what's going on in his head. he's kind of put back together, you know. whole. >> it's sort of like restoring part of their humanity. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: before their long journey home, the boys are eager to show off their new arms with a few familiar faces back home in tanzania. >> we'll see you with your new arms! are you happy with them? >> yes! >> yes! >> we're so happy! barac

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jerusalem policy what a year for emanuel macron the french president and this twenty seventeen with a big popularity bounce and a record breaking cold snap in the u.s. it's so bad sharks are freezing to death. drowns government is calling on people not to take part in what it says are illegal gatherings and protests driven by anger over the economy gain momentum for a third day in a row they have been protests against the regime this was the scene outside teheran university on saturday west student chante anti-government slogans fought with police they were eventually dispersed by riot police and government supporters in the last two days things have dispersed protests in other cities including some. and some people are angry over high living costs while of us are demonstrating against iran's foreign policy meanwhile annual crew and sheen rallies have been taking place across iran to mark the end of unrest that shook the country in two thousand and nine demonstrators took to the streets in several cities carrying banners in support of supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei and like in

keeping up with emanuel isn't easy the energetic young president has thrown him self into a frenzy of activity at home and abroad since being elected in may for this newspaper cartoonist sketching such a dynamic leader is proving quite a challenge. what is amazing is that we never used to draw him two years ago people talked about him and michael was a young prodigy close to president hollande but he was never q. ministers and we never drew him now as the president as he made it was really during the election campaign that we started sketching him a lot because as he was everywhere he went on i. built a reputation in france as a straight talker and a man of action it's why many in france called him a hypo president a phrase which was used to describe former president nicolas sarkozy's hands on style. me and meet on panda bear labor day mike ross taken a lead on climate change and reforming the european union he's pushed through a raft of domestic reforms including plans to help the deprived suburbs and. not message or did you bring the need to guarantee the support to see you. again v

you begin with rahm emanuel.e was in for a relatively short amount of time, but had a lot to accomplish. tell us about that. audit it was such an couple, no drama obama and rahm emanuel, who is quite a character. was a pretty good choice for president obama. remember, this was a moment of real crisis. we were on the verge of a great depression. we had it frozen around the world. where staffl moment had to be done. obama had to pass the stimulus. rahm emanuel new the hill intimately. nobody knew capitol hill better than he did. he was in line to become the first jewish speaker of the house and reluctantly took the job as white house chief. they got a lot done, including as ugly as it might have been in the process, including obamacare. i think he had a successful run. i think he was good at it. tellingot shy away from barack obama what he thought. they had a real battle over health care. he want to go with something more modest and less ambitious, obama won that argument. he saluted and went ahead and got it done.

the other is emanuel "manny" mandel. this discussion today is very important and it's timely, not only for us to recall the hate, the cruelty and death caused by nazi germany, but also to make each one of us think today about hatred and bigotry that's still in our society and around us as you all sit on the eve of becoming military leaders. i'd like you to remember what secretary hagel said yesterday. always remember to be a leader that treats those who he or she commands and all those he or she serves with dignity and respect. these gentlemen, manny, experienced and personally witnessed humanity at its worst. and yet they have gone onto exemplify the best in society. and the only reason they suffered at such young ages was just because they were born in europe and born to jewish parents. they will remind us why 72 years ago after the end of world war ii why the americans fought on different continents to stop s fascism andism pee empirial evi. i'm going to read mr. greenbaum's introduction so you know a little bit about

rahm emanuel's unveils a new program to welcome illegal immigrants to his city.ago needs? stay close. unique extended relee technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >> hi, everyone, i'm dana perino. we are learning more about the edits made by fbi director james comey's reports into hillary clinton's email server. we will tell you in a fox news exclusive. this is a scary story, an american woman indicted on charges that she laundered money to help isis using bitcoin. those details and more on "the daily briefing." ♪ >> harris: rahm emanuel unofficially unveiled a new identification program designed to give ids to illegal immigrants. critics are lashing out at the program to help undocumented communities and people on the sidelines. >> i think it's not a good idea, the city council has said, don't worry, trust us, we are confident that this cannot be used to get another i.d. and in some way make it more difficult for our federal government to find out who is who and this i

mark phillips. >> that we are all in the same boat regarding climate change was french president emanuel macron's message as he lead leaders on a riverboat trip to the conference. we are losing the battle against global warming, he told the meeting. and the latest numbers back him up. carbon dioxide emissions which had been flat lining over the past few years, are on the rise again. up 2% this year. hopes that the spewing of planet heating gasses into the atmosphere had peaked have been dashed. other new data shows the planet is not only still warming, contributing to severe storms and natural disasters, but according to the respected global warming index, the rate of human induced warming may actually be accelerating. u.s. delegates not named donald trump have come to show despite administration decision to pull out of the paris agreement, many of the largest states are still committed to it. they cite dealings they have made to phase out the use of coal and fund renewable energy projects. the world bank announced it will stop funding oil and gas exploration in two years. former new yor

for us tonight. >> rahm emanuel has unveiled his new i.d.give a government i.d. to anyone regardless of their immigration status. the ids are meant to welcome the undocumented community into the city. >> if you want somebody who's undocumented to feel comfortable to drive their child to school, they have to be part of the city. this i.d. will bring all those different communities that are on the periphery, on the sidelines into our city. when we say welcome, we mean welcome. >> there will be discounts or cultural centers and for our veterans and senior students are emmanuel's program will give ids to people illegally, especially since the city of chicago will not be asking applicants about their status. they don't have to prove they live in chicago and must pass a four-point i.d. system and applicants are able to pick their gender on the i.d. the first 1,000 ids will be free. they insist the program will be secure enough to weed out fraudulent applicants. >> tucker: i'm sure it will print matt finn from chicago, thank you. francisco hernande

recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital and the situation's not gone down well with president emanuel macron charlotte dubin ski reports well the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is due to meet with e.u. foreign ministers for lunch it comes a day of the he met the french president emanuel must go on to discuss the increased tensions in the region following that decision by donald trump to announce that the u.s. would recognize jerusalem as being the capital of israel now mr macintyre ride did that declaration by donald trump and actually stated that he felt that it could potentially be against international law now the two men said at a press conference on sunday that peace was the only solution to the tensions in the region but now the two of them believe that they can come to some sort of agreement on how that peace can be established they come down on very different sides of the fence take a listen to what they said at the press conference i expressed to prime minister netanyahu my disappointment of the u.s. president's declaration and explain that front sees it is contrar

jr to come into that room that was full of waiting journalists accompanied by the french present emanuel mark two to be. addressing. addressing the journalists there which is waiting to see them approaching the podiums this of course the day after the united nations general assembly vote in france joins one hundred twenty eight countries to object the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital let's go back now to roslyn jordan she can fill in for us while we're waiting for those two leaders to come but it may warm the hearts of conservative republicans and christians here in the united states to hear the u.s. president donald trump in the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley say that there will be financial and perhaps other diplomatic repercussions for countries that voted for a resolution calling on the u.s. to rescind its decision to put its embassy in jerusalem and recognize that city as the ok let's take you back now to paris where mahmoud abbas and emanuel are now in the room addressing journalists. you know different today for your telephone exchanges i would like to tr

months but leaders are meeting in paris for a special climate summit convened by the french president emanuel mcconnell it's hoped to the gathering will encourage some much needed funding to accelerate efforts to combat global warming that's after the u.s. decision to pull out of the twenty fifteen paris climate accord president not attending and neither will the leaders of china india. changing their financial structure their way their financial structure works making sure that every decision that relates to financing. so bored to. projects and supporting actions that are oriented towards and no. meant. finally a mass vaccination campaign is about to begin to stop diptheria from spreading among strangers refugees living in cox's bizarre in bangladesh the world health organization says more than four hundred suspected cases on there you including six deaths have been reported since december the sixth. many of these refugees of course live in crowded unhygienic conditions over six hundred forty six thousand of them have fled me and asked since the military crackdown in rakhine state started in

emanuel and his family were eventually transported to bergen-belsen, where anne frank died. this is about 40 minutes. >> our moderator is barry steelman. he is a graduate of the u.s. naval academy. back in 1970 or 1980, he served two tours aboard the uss henderson. off the shore of vietnam from 1971 to 1973. then, as combat and intelligence officer. he then served in the mountain norad in colorado. after leaving the navy, he had a career for over 30 years as an attorney specializing in personal injury and civil rights cases. he was also an adjunct repressor of law at the university of baltimore, and presently serves as a facilitator for the naval academy capstone ethical leadership program in annapolis. -- an adjunct professor. he is retired, but serves as a mediator for several county courts in maryland. he will introduce us to his guest, and they will carry on a discussion. we always appreciate him and his counsel. he is also active as the leader of his naval academy class. put your hands together for barry steelman. [applause] barry: thank you, paul. i first want to welco

israel's capital his first stop was france where he failed to see eye to eye on the issue with president emanuel micron child do bensky reports. israeli prime minister has been in france to start his european tour where he is due to meet the foreign ministers of countries at a business meeting but he started on sunday with a meeting with president of france where the two men discussed the recent announcement by u.s. president donald trump that the u.s. would recognize jerusalem is being the capital of israel that announcement has sparked a renewed tension in the two men agreed that peace was the only option but how they see that peace unfolding they came down very different sides of the coin take a listen to what they said she i expressed to prime minister netanyahu my disappointment of the u.s. president's declaration and explained that france sees it as a contrary to international law and is dangerous for peace because it doesn't see. the cause of security for israel and for the israelis themselves it's always been our commission has never been the capital of any other people so i think the so

now it's time to go to mike emanuel. he's my only friend. >> aren't you usually taking a nap this time of day? >> i am. that's why i didn't make much sense. >> thanks for staying away. the heat is on at the fbi as a top republican says the agency is falling short on answering congress' questions. sorting fact or fiction. the president is planning on signing more legislation than any other administration. and we look at what is on the agenda for 2018. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. another republican condemns the nation's top law enforcement agency over failing to comply with its probe into the so-called trump dossier. the chairman of the house intelligence committee says the justice department and the fbi's lack of action can no longer with tolerated. this after another republican congressman caused quite the stir when he called for a "purge" of the fbi following reports of political bias among its ranks. kevin corke joins us with the details. >> great t