about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their story straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up e-rick from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. >> were you worried about this? >> not really. i was afraid i couldn't get him to confess. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all -- >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get e-rick to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> don't worry about it. details are not important. >> so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> no confession, but it's not a denial either. are you thinking to yourself at that point, that's it, i got him? >> i honestly thought that was good, but i still thought that wasn't enough. you do know. >> remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. and eric reassured tina. >>

you look high. >> eric: i am. but i liked it. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: you can pretty much tear his toenails out and he'd still find something nice to say about you. he's so polite, yet, if you look closely, and i do, his discomfort can be exquisite. >> eric: he's the devil. look at him. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: it's the spicy, sensualist heartland of all the things i love about china. the collision between very, very old and very new. an exploding middle class. a lot of history. and food that can burn you down to a charred, smoking little stump. sichuan province, located in the southwest of china. over a thousand miles from beijing. a region so fertile and lush that it's been referred to as china's breadbasket. and its capitol, chengdu. despite its ever-growing skyline, it hasn't

about eric.nner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i didn't think it was enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance policy worth more than $2 million. again, she tried to get him to give her a reason. >> reporter: eric reassured tina. >> al

i was blown away. >> eric: 11:29 a.m. courtroom four at the federal courthouse in boston security camera video obtained by fox 25 news shows two u.s. marshall's taking down unarmed defendant james masara. showing profanities, dragging even kicking him three times after he appears to be in handcuffs. >> woman: there was nothing i could do to help him. >> eric: his fiancie christina car was in the courtroom. >> woman: i turned around because i could see it. and all i heard was yelling mother ---- i am going to grab your ---- i could listen anymore. >> eric: before the incident the judge sentenced him to 30 days on a be seen speaking to his attorney right before the marshall's approach and placed him under arrest. according to court records judge nathaniel jordan was emotionally distraught during the proceedings and refused to put his hands behind his back to be kept. in an email the judge said the lead partial was aggressive and profane from the start but i don't think and necessarily so. part is the judge had every ability

eric.han a month, donald trump becomes president of the united states, and his transition team says he want toss avoid even the appearance of any conflict with his role as as his transition released that president-elect offered his twitter followers one of his own explanations, quote: my wonderful son eric will no longer be allowed to raise money for children with cancer because of a possible conflict of interest with my presidency. isn't that a ridiculous shame? he loves these kids, has raised now must stop. wrong answer. the media tries so hard to make my move to the white house as it pertains to my business so complex when it actually isn't. the media has been asking how president-elect trump will avoid conflicts as president with his multibillion dollar businesses. the the new york attorney general's office says the president-elect cannot legally dissolve it until authorities how the foundation raises and supports. in october schneiderman ordered the trump foundation to halt its fundrai

>> eric: bon. >> quinn: [ sighs contentedly ] [ cellphone rings ] eric. >> eric: is this a bad time?hat breaking it off is the right thing to do. quinn, i want to thank you. i want to thank you for pushing me to take c.e.o. back. it's the best thing that's happened to me in a long time. >> quinn: well, i do excel at suggesting the obvious. how's the reaction been? how did the speech go? >> eric: well, the speech and i were both, uh, thunderously well received. >> quinn: i'm so glad. i just -- i wished... >> eric: yeah, me, too. i just -- i wished... >> eric: yeah, me, too. i miss you, too, quinn. i just -- i wished... >tame frizz-prone hair with i miswhole blends by garnier. smoothing haircare. enriched with coconut oil & cocoa butter extracts. nurtures and protects for naturally-beautiful, shiny hair. garnier whole blends coconut oil & cocoa butter. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. you ready? by their second kid, every mom is an expert,

eric. eric: david lee, thanks so much. martha.martha: with tillerson in, that means that mitt romney who was very much in the running for this job is once again disappointed by a run at higher office. the republican nominee for president could not have been more gracious about it. former one. posted this on facebook today. it was honored to be considered secretary of state for this great country. my discussions with president-elect trump have been enjoyable and enlightening. eric: sources telling fox news that mr. trump will be selecting former texas governor rick perry as the secretary of energy. you may remember that oops moment for the governor as mr. perry famously forgot the name of the department when he wanted to say he was trying to abolish entirely that occurred in 2011. that you may recall at one of the presidential primary debates. >> name the third one. >> third agency of government, i would do away with education, the commerce, and let's see. i can't, the third one i can't, i'm sorry. oops. eric: may finally live that

eric: all right.r yet, but a wintry blast hit parts of the midwest and the great lake region over the weekend. that storm, it dumped more than half a foot on several states in the midwest, dangerous conditions also canceled more than 1200 flights at chicago's o'hare airport over the weekend. we're in chicago with the very latest. matt, i guess until this weekend, the midwest has pretty much a break in the weather. >> reporter: good morning. winter is here. this winter storm dumping 7 inches of snow here in the city and even more beyond that. the big headache here at chicago's o'hare airport were, like you said, 1200 flights, nearly half of all flights delayed yesterday. 1800 flights affected nationwide yesterday. at chicago's midway, another 170 reported cancellations. and a dangerous situation in detroit where an airplane skidded off the runway. now, back here in chicago this monday morning, it was an icy and cold commute. people we talked to have mixed opinions about this first blast of wintry weath

eric: hello, patti ann. i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer.l is doubling down on its claims that obama administration proposed controversial resolution. they are calling for his government to retaliate against the u.n. for the security vote and punish the united nations. >> we look forward to discussing that with the new administration and with congress. we think there has to be real pushback from the u.n., which has become a cesspool not just of anti-israel activity but anti-american activity. patti ann: rich edson in washington. israel dialing up the rhetoric against the obama administration. reporter: good morning, patti ann. the israeli government is looking forward to the next u.s. administration as president-elect trump has criticized the united nations over this vote. israel says it has proof the obama administration coordinated a resolution condemning israel for its settlement building and says it will turn the evidence over to the trump administration to decide how to proceed. the united states allowed that united nations security cou

eric? eric: john, and the u.n.raeli ambassador told us in his view nothing happens at the security council without the united states knowledge. we'll see what the secretary has to say just under an hour from now. thank you. >> this administration has created a global chaos. the world is on fire wherever you look, north, south, east and west, and following the hippocratic oath for the last month of their administration, do no harm promise. what do they do? they throw gasoline on the fire and they side with everybody else who really is using the united nations to execute a form of veiled anti-semitism. there is nothing else that you can describe this as. heather: national security analyst, sebastian gorka, some strong words there accusing the obama administration of trying to undo nearly 40 years of u.s. policy toward israel in one single stroke. molly hemingway, the senior editor of the federalist and joins us now with her own opinion. you have some strong words. you go a step further calling it moral cowardice? >>

eric: u.s.nment has never acknowledged it plays an active role in cyberspace and is active offensively, although the people who might be our targets have certainly been claiming we have been doing it. the consensus of people that you got no one knew the details, which includes me, is america is very good at this, but other countries are as well. the one i worry the most about right now is actually russia. if you look at their actions, they have done a number of very publicized invasions, attacks and alterations which can only be understood as cyber activity and they are not shy about it. they do not mind people knowing about it. this must be part of their strategy. ♪ david: the europeans seem to not like google as much as americans do. have you resolved those issues with europe? eric: the core issue is the european governance model is not set up to build these global companies. ♪ ♪ david: a few years ago you gave up the position of ceo. you are ceo for how long? eric: a decade. david:ow you are

it was eric. yes, it had to be eric.rents were unaware of was that dylan had hidden a sawn—off shotgun and ammunition in his bedroom. police later said that klebold and harris had prepared 99 home—made explosives for use in the attack. it must have been a very strange thing to compute, to know that between them, dylan klebold and eric harris were going to blow up the whole school. that was one of the most difficult moments of this entire process. i had to go through so many... so many phases of accepting this and accepting ok, they were there. ok, they hurt people. and it was purposeful. yes, it was planned, it wasn't impulsiveness. and then at the police report to finally learn their plan had been to kill everyone in the school, but it failed. when i thought of that and thought of the magnitude, i really didn't think i was going to live through it. in the book, you describe him as withdrawn and monosyllabic sometimes, and took failure hard, and i wonder, do you feel there were certain signs you missed? i think there wer

emily: eric, as someone who had known yahoo! for a long time, how do you think it should affect the deal if yahoo! still worth buying? eric: i think for verizon, the reason to buy yahoo!, is for the users and large billion dollar plus user base is still valid. obviously it warrants a price cut or concession. because there is a lot of liabilities here. and they also want -- verizon will also want to protect itself from a bunch of lawsuits that are bound to happen. today there was a number that were announced. to me this is -- yahoo! is adding to its reputation as the silicon valley -- in silicon valley. the shareholders want to get access to the yahoo! japan equity, and this is just in the way. emily: i did speak with the current c.e.o. of yahoo!, the data deal was announced. there was so much optimism back then. take a listen to what she had to say about the synergies between the two companies. >> for us verizon has tremendous mobile distribution. we are very excited about. but overall i think it represents just a huge amount of

liz: eric, you are disgusted by this behavior, right, eric? >> i don't like it. have two girls, i don't like it. curt made my point, it was first amendment but it's not appropriate, the right venue, that's my point. liz: kurt, final word. >> look, the first amendment allows freedom of speech. they can say whatever they want. if you're going to be threatening around my kids, watch out because then it's going escalate. you're not hurting my kids ever. >> same with me! same with me. i agree. >> same with eric. liz: one of the guys said my partner is going to, quote, harass her, that's intent. go ahead, eric. >> it's intent, it's a thin line on first amendment. it shouldn't have happened, come on. we are parents, this is not right. liz: eric, kurt, thank you very much for your time. merry christmas to you both. >> thank you, merry christmas. liz: hollywood celebrities increasingly viewing the soon-to-be first family as open targets for derision. we know that, that's been going on. now artists are demanding that ivanka trump actually remove the paintings that ivanka p

i agree with eric on this. you would like steet president and president-elect talking about how one can help the other. that was not done in terms of the. and that was not done here. that's going to be a problem for the next three years. >> i have 20 seconds, arash, last word. >> you know, you, my 168, and cliff, our hearts are in the right place. we disagree on policy. here's what we should all agree on. russia is not a friend of the united states or the american people. it's an adversary. putin is an adversary and they have to be dealt with. short-term and long term. >> have to leave it there, gentlemen. thank you very much. coming up next shocking death of hollywood legend debbie reynolds one day after the passing of her daughter carrie fisherrer. a look back on her life, career and heart break when career and heart break when the factor comeseseseses why are you checking your credit score? you don't want to ride the 13l forever, do you? the doctor said it's not contagious. [coughing] credit karma, huh? yeah

i want to take this to eric. eric, what we likely to see at mr. puzder's confirmation hearing. there is press release from carl, jr.'s, dates backs to 2011 five years ago, here is what it reads, quote. listen to this we believe putting hot models in our commercials because ugly ones do not sell burgers. eric, don't you think this will come up a the senate confirmation burger? >> i know some of most models are friends of mine. it interesting, yes, it will come up. this is a donald trump administration. he ran the miss universe. so i don't think that will be relevant. this is a smart guy. and he certainly gets the economy. he gets what's needed in this economy. he's goldman sachs. and look, they're not popular. goldman sachs absolutely, people don't like them. they're elitists. but they're smart guys. they're plugged in. liz: whole thing about, but whole thing about objectifying women will come up, watch. >> i hate. i'm against it. i'm against the misogyny. i'm a feminist. there is no question about it. around, but the reality is, he won. and he won making these kind of comments.

eric trump had a charity in his name.to stop raising funds for that charity or the charity is going to shut down all together? >> the charity is going to shut down all together so it's a sad day for st. jude medical center, a sad day for charitable giving in that way. unfortunately what's happening in our society is we're polarized. eric is getting ahead of this thing proak tuffly before his father becomes president. >> some people are going to say he's not getting ahead of it, there may actually have been something more there. >> i really don't think there's anything more there. what happened is pre-presidency, come on a bear hunt with me and my brother, pre-presidency, have coffee with my sister. >> that's really whatç raised e scrutiny of all of this. >> all of that stuff was happening, donald j. trump as a business person. but now that he's in the american presidency, the legal team is come in in there and and has to shut down the efforts. so for me and you and i have known each other a long time. it is a sad day bec

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eric's point is exactly right. i would only at two things -- one is, think about, i believe the foreign policy and defense policy institutions are fundamentally still stuck in the late 20th century and are highly during the cold war and remain so 25 years later. i think both foreign and defense institutions are in need of profound overhaul and thinking of the kind that occur to many respects in the 1920's and 1930's, but also the memory of what we did in the 1970's and which ister vietnam, interesting, especially on the defense side. but we need that kind of gravity of thinking now. take the example of cyber security alone, which is very much in the news today in terms of the level of our capabilities as we are contemplating, and we had made negative conclusions. if itould be do about it came to negative conclusions about foreign intervention in our country's politics? what options could a president consider under the current circumstances and someone? you begin to see concerns about preparedness. it is not just a

here, i'm doing everything i can to keep myself from falling. >> eric has to undo the knots. fortunately, he's able to find a tiny ledge to brace himself. >> nice. >> he was able to kind of maneuver his way over to it, then totally adjust the rope. >> i thought that with only 100 feet left, i could basically force my hand to, you know, control my descent. >> but at this point, everything goes from bad to horrifying. >> now everything's out of control and i slam from one side of the canyon to the next. >> as eric falls, his life really does flash before his eyes. >> my thoughts go to my life, what i had accomplished, what i had done, my thoughts go to my family, you know, thinking i shouldn't see them again. >> hey, you okay? >> and he's feeling a searing pain. >> what caught my attention was the sound of the rope. >> at this point, i can feel the burns on my hands as i'm trying to stop. i hit the side of the wall with the back of my head right here, and i believe that that knocked me out. >> you hear one hit, you hear the second hit and then you hear the final thump. in my mi

no, no, eric. eric, no! i've got to just say something really quick there. because when you negotiate, did you know in the cuban constitution, when you negotiate -- when you have business with cuba, it's with the cuban government. it's with a state entity. it's not with the cuban people. so to say that the economic embargo was not working, it's fidel castro's dictatorship that's not working. >> let's also not forget, if you do it on this kind of hybrid free market with cuba, you pay them in dollars. oof got to get lisa in here. >> and the hypocrisy is from the left, who is always claiming to be on the side of human rights, on the side of the victim. right now you see their appeasers for these evil tie ra rants who have been hurting and torturing the people of cuba. >> rachel and mercedes are right here. the criticism of president obama is that he's done so many things in the name of legacy, as opposed to to doing the right thing or what is in the best interest of americans. and i think that has been the criticism of cuban deal, as well as the deal with iran.

the number one business block continues right now with eric bolling and cashing in. >>> calling terrorists what they are. president-elect donald trump wasting no time labeling the rampage at the christmas market in berlin and the assassination in turkey acts of islamic terror. supporters saying unlike the current administration, trump is blunt and not afraid to call it like it is, and that's the first step to defeating the terrorists once and for all. >>> merry i'm eric b orks lrolbolling. the first step to defeating terrorists is winning the enemy. yes? >> i think that's something donald trump did from day one. he made it clear we're dealing with terrorists, we're dealing with radical islamists. this is very different from what we've seen with president obama when in a recent interview he said he was conflicted with how to deal with the rise of isis. he was surprised that isis would be able to land these offenses in cities like mosul and iraq, so i think, eric, is that it is definitely -- i think what donald trump is doing differently that he's calling it like it is. i have to say i think

you're forced to deal with eric alone. mike is no longer there.ric laughs at your knees and tell you to get money. money, money and more money. you're not prepared to take a job. no job would pay the kind of money you need. you will get yourself a $50 day habit. you can not supported that flynn did hash. he returned to the only thing you can that will bring your kind of money. you become a call girl. you support that habit but not for long. your looks began to disintegrate. your clients will no longer pay your price. you go from call girl to streetwalker. then on your 20th birthday, you're picked up for soliciting. jeanette michaels, 20, caucasian, drug addict. a 20th century slave and she will suffer from the draws and be sentenced for prostitution and released and returned to the habit again. lost to society, she will continue her existence until she escapes and death. today, tomorrow, maybe not for years. monday,r: next week -- counting the electors vote for president. live coverage of counting in illinois, pennsylvania, michigan , and virginia

happened the night eric stayed at her apartment. sfwl he didn't believe he did anything wrong. >> reporter: she went tohe the letter and eric was initially charged with two accounts of sexual assault. the district accountyff charged the case based on what he wrote. in court, the assistant distance attorney recommended lessening >> he has done this four times. by definition, he is a serial sex offender. >> reporter: he is on probation for four years and if he obeys the terms his record will be era erased. >> he hurt be but the justice system hurt me more. >> reporter: gina doesn't regret going to the police but struggles every day with the way it turned out. >> how are we as a society continuing to encourage women, men, victims of sexual assault to come forward about the most personal thing in their life and then revictimizing them through the justice system? >> reporter: the district attorney's office did provide us with information about their decision making but declined our i reached out to eric to see if he wanted to comment on

this after eric's foundation had sponsored coffee with ivanka or a hunting trip with eric or don jr. for donations and maybe a photo op with the president himself the day after the inauguration. so let's break this down really quickly. it's not that eric trump is not allowed to raise money for charity anymore. that's not what the questions were about. the questions are about pay for play. giving access to the white house. >> and it's a lesson that you would have thought the trumps would have learned from the experience of the clintons and the clinton foundation, and the letting people stay in the lincoln bedroom for donating millio of dollars. during that period of time. nobody liked that, and that was fully reviewed and fully vetted. now we have the trump children acting like that never happened. and it's okay to, as you say, raise money for access to the president of the united states or his children who are very close to the president of the united states. it's such an obvious nonstarter, they should have never done it. now they have learned, been admonished, and donald trump is t

were used u using agencies occ as benchmark agencies as part of their assessment i'd like to call eric up to the podium to walk you through the results from h m tv analysis. >> thank you very much eric droopy have a real consensus presentation you can get and better feel for what we're dealing with now as the treasure island management agency and the aspects of the agency we collectively manage i'm going to start first, by just may be difficult to see what is in our organization chart has the executive director at the top level the chief deputy and the coordinating deputy director levels in that regard just for a quick refresher in terms of of the overall organization we have in place so i'm going to go ahead and talk about the revised structure as a relates to the addressing the components on the screen the aspects of the program we need to deal with first and foremost one of the more important things the toll collection has part of management tolling was mandated and ushering the logics and with the authority and caltrans to make sure we are installing and operating a tolling system

>> eric: [ laughs ] thank you. >> quinn: [ chuckles ] >> eric: i think everything looks stunning, especiallyou. >> quinn: aww. it's almost christmas, and there is still so much to do. >> eric: well, if we run out of time, we'll just throw tinsel all over everything. >> quinn: that's very festive. >> eric: yeah. i hope so. >> quinn: it's gonna be wonderful. our first christmas together. >> eric: another chance to unite our families. >> maya: you ready for your first christmas? >> rick: not excited enough to stay awake, i guess. >> maya: i know. i need to get her down to daycare for her nap.

eric mar attachments part of agenda and art to you want to make our presentation. >> sure if i might an error on terms of the attachment the attachment number it on that item this be an attachment on item 6. >> right. >> so i apologize for that error and is publics information. >> but is it different the item number 6 is a what's nancy versus the sunshine ordinance task force that is what attachment number 2 is. >> exactly, exactly attachment 2 relates to item 6 the nancy sunshine ordinance. >> art i thought i had 5 minutes. >> that's correct 3. >> ray hart for san francisco open government. the first two pages of the referral or the packet for item number 5 in the referral letter from the task force to this body and i would like you to pay attention particularly to the second page and the bottom two paragraphs it is says the task force takes this matter 10i6r8 and buildings that eric mar intentionally refused to appear at merging before the task force to discuss the issue and not providing a written response for over 15 months based on the testimony in the hearing the task force int

eric 's like an uncle to his friend's daughter. but the bottom line for the brewers will be his production on the field. now that one dream has come true, thames has another. 15:02:51 work as hard as i can for the team and win a championship. why not? 15:02:57 tp; fss eric thames trys to read one book a week.and, he's big into philosophy and new tonight - saved by the ups driver.. how a woman in trouble used a package pickup from ups to get help from police. she's all decked out in her holiday gear - but is bangle in the giving mood? will she pick the pack over the the cold continues and accumulating snow returns to the forecast this weekend. i'll have your fox6 it's a big week for the packers as they look to stay alive in the hunt for a playoff spot, as they host the seattle seahawks. underdogs, but what does the pup from the wisconsin humane society think? here's pip with this week's pick. "hello again everybody. our version of who let the dogs out right here on fox 6. the good news is the packers picked up another win last week.

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eric. >>> never again. you know that was the legacy and the promise of the civilized world in the aftermath of the holocaust. but as we have seen, this humanitarian catastrophe unfold in syria, it has betrayed our values. and john bought enjoins us, former ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor who is mentioned as a possible deputy secretary of state. so ambassador, and you know the russian ambassador to the u.n. said that russia will veto a resolution this afternoon. in the security council that is designed to protect the civilians. i mean, is there no end to this crisis and what do we do as a civilized people when we've seen what is unfolded in syria the past four and five years? >> well, there is certainly no end to it if we continue the same failed approach that we've had basically since the arab spring began in 2011. whether it was hillary clinton who was secretary of state or john kerry, the obama administration's consistent position now for nearly six years has been russia and the

were used u using agencies occ as benchmark agencies as part of their assessment i'd like to call eric up to the podium to walk you through the results from h m tv analysis. >> thank you very much eric droopy have a real consensus presentation you can get and better feel for what we're dealing with now as the treasure island management agency and the aspects of the agency we collectively manage i'm going to start first, by just may be difficult to see what is in our organization chart has the executive director at the top level the chief deputy and the coordinating deputy director levels in that regard just for a quick refresher in terms of of the overall organization we have in place so i'm going to go ahead and talk about the revised structure as a relates to the addressing the components on the screen the aspects of the program we need to deal with first and foremost one of the more important things the toll collection has part of management tolling was mandated and ushering the logics and with the authority and caltrans to make sure we are installing and operating a tolling system

were used u using agencies occ as benchmark agencies as part of their assessment i'd like to call eric up to the podium to walk you through the results from h m tv analysis. >> thank you very much eric droopy have a real consensus presentation you can get and better feel for what we're dealing with now as the treasure island management agency and the aspects of the agency we collectively manage i'm going to start first, by just may be difficult to see what is in our organization chart has the executive director at the top level the chief deputy and the coordinating deputy director levels in that regard just for a quick refresher in terms of of the overall organization we have in place so i'm going to go ahead and talk about the revised structure as a relates to the addressing the components on the screen the aspects of the program we need to deal with first and foremost one of the more important things the toll collection has part of management tolling was mandated and ushering the logics and with the authority and caltrans to make sure we are installing and operating a tolling system

and you know, just consider the timing of that, eric.e days before a new american president takes office, the french are going to convene a peace conference. that was a freudian slip it will be a press conference. come out with declaration that acknowledges the existence of a palestinian state. they could bring that declaration back to new york and try to ram that through the security council. this whole thing is a big mistake. and i do think it will have negative consequences for people who really want a just and lasting peace in the middle east. >> ambassador i only have a minute or. so very quickly, what is our share of the u.n. 20 to 22 percent of the budget. what kind of hard number does that look like. >> when you add everything together, assess contributions, and voluntary contributions roughly about $8 billion a year. about $3 billion for the u.n.'s regular budget in peace keeping and we pay 22% of the regular budget. 25% of peace keeping. >> a lot of people are saying push back on that. maybe cut that in half. ambassador bolton

of people who aren't americans, eric. this is the absurdity.his is the same reason that was given as to why the facebook page of somebody like the san bernardino killer, the woman who came on a fiancee viva shah, why her facebook page which had jihadist material on could not be accessed, could not be read fwi a federal government employee because that could have been impinged her privacy. >> privacy rights of people who aren't american, and frankly we're having a hard time vetting. thank you very much. >> thanks, eric. >>> coming up, donald trump and bill clinton are in a war of words after the former president took a shot at the president-elect. we'll tell you what they're now saying and laura ingram will be here with reaction, next. >>> plus -- >> i am asking congress to support the construction of new roads, bridges, airports, tunnels, and railways, all across our nation. we're going to do it. >> president-elect donald trump is vowing to fix america's crumbling roads and bridges as a new report says he's putting together a task force to help

. >> reporter: this is 11-year-old eric henderson back home.his was eric henderson stuck in the mud. >> at one point you realize that you are stuck, what do you think at that point? >> i was being calm. >> reporter: he was with friends inhe woods when they ended up in a marshy area, and eric said one of the boys got stuck. >> i tried to help him out, until i got stuck. >> reporter: the other boy got free, but eric was not able to get out. some of the boys ran for help, a police officer helped out and department. some of them performed a technical rescue. >> i do feel thankful for the people who came to rescue me. >> at that moment when you finally got freed, what were you thinking then? >> i was thinking am i going to be in trouble? >> reporter: eric's mom did ground him for moving too far from home. and eric says he agrees he should be punished and from now on he will be staying close to home. in landover, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> now we know what caused this apartment fire in fairfax county, last night. firefighters say there was a mechanic

eric mar attachments part of agenda and art to you want to make our presentation. >> sure if i might an error on terms of the attachment the attachment number it on that item this be an attachment on item 6. >> right. >> so i apologize for that error and is publics information. >> but is it different the item number 6 is a what's nancy versus the sunshine ordinance task force that is what attachment number 2 is. >> exactly, exactly attachment 2 relates to item 6 the nancy sunshine ordinance. >> art i thought i had 5 minutes. >> that's correct 3. >> ray hart for san francisco open government. the first two pages of the referral or the packet for item number 5 in the referral letter from the task force to this body and i would like you to pay attention particularly to the second page and the bottom two paragraphs it is says the task force takes this matter 10i6r8 and buildings that eric mar intentionally refused to appear at merging before the task force to discuss the issue and not providing a written response for over 15 months based on the testimony in the hearing the task force int

will stop directly raising money for eric's foundation.rception of buying access to his father. the president-elect tweeted my wonderful son eric will no longer be able to raise money for children with cancer because of a possible conflict of interest with my presidency. isn't it a shame. he loves these kids and now because of a possible conflict of interest with my administration he must stop. mercedes, is this basically pending over book wards so they don't get into a situation like the clinton foundation pay-for-play, all those things that come up when you start raising money? >> i don't think you can compare it clinton foundation with what eric trump has been dedicating his time and money to. it's clear his money is going directly to st. jude and really has focused on this charitable works for these children with cancer. i don't think you ever saw the clinton foundation handling those times of projects. it's quite different when you have the fact that you have the not only the secretary hoik's husband and wisconsin as a daughter involv

eric levy is live from downtown milwaukee tonight. jacob kittilstad has a live report from menomonee falls... kenosha county following several reports of crashes. lets start with meteorologist justin thompson-gee with the latest forecast... justin? 3 tonight: snow wraps up by 10:00 pm at the latest. chilly with lows in the upper teens. slick spots persist. wind: nw 10-15 mph.monday: a little bit of sunshine possible under a partly cloudy sky. some during the day. slight chance 3 thanks justin...our team coverage continues with eric levy who is live in milwaukee. lets check in with him now... eric, you've been out in this stuff all day,,, what are people saying? 3 the snow didn't necessarily keep people inside. most of the people we found decided to lace up the boots and walk instead of drive. many of the a thinner crowd than maybe a clear sunday. driving is not advised, however some people had no choice. "conditions weren't too bad in minneapolis but we were having this snowstorm there expect. but, driving from the milwaukee airport t