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even after being exped, the hacks against democrats continue. this is pretty bold, pretty brazen in a lot of ways. >> it's very russian. >> reporter: what do you mean by that? >> i don't think that the russians are shy or would necessarily pull back after something like that happens. >> one reason the cia believes russia was trying to tip the scales to trump. they've used similar tactics to favor candidates before. most recently in the elections in ukraine. no one was saying that the actual vote count in the u.s. was hacked. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll discuss donald trump's choice for secretary of state with cbs news political director john dickerson. >>> now, to the weather surge of arctic air is spreading dangerously cold temperatures from the northern plains into new england. the storm system that hit the midwest is just the beginning. some areas will see windchills that register 30 degrees below zero. brutal. chief meteorologist erik fisher of our boston station wbz has our forecast. >

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sanctions four of russia's top military intelligence officers and president obama is also expe expelling 35 russians accused of posing as diplomats. >> it's a big number and i suppose what's most consequential is that the russians are likely to respond in kind. >> he says to expect putin to put similar sanctions on united states and up aunt he. >> the obama administration pulled a pip on green aid and toss todd trump administration. >> mr. trump said it's time for our country to move on to biggeren and better things and said he will meet with members of the intelligence committee next week to be updated on the facts of the situation. >> and members of both political party came out supporting the president sanctions and republican house speaker paul ryan called the sanctions overdue and republican senators john mccain and lindsay graham intend to pursue stronger sanctions notice coming months. reporting live in the sat center i'm david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. despite opposite side of the conflict russia and turkey brokered cease-fire now in effect in syria and ru

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lou: exp someone asked him a question today, i think it was a pool reporter, if he was staying with his view there should be a temporary ban on immigrants into this country from jihadist country, he said -- it was a preposterous question to part of media, he said in so few words, i have been right about this all along. the reporter did not acknowledge it but the facts sustain him, validate his views, and everyone watching and listening, to that exchange between one reporters and president-elect, said, what is the media doing? >> what is the media doing? they have been in the bag the whole time for liberal left and hillary clinton. they could not get her alleged. lou: we're talking about smart government, and donald trump is bringing that to washington, d.c. now we need to get a smart media to get over itself, get to its principle responsibility to inform the public and correctly. >> question, ethics and competency, they are long overdue. lou: yes, only short on two areas. >> thank you, kimberly guilfoyle. >> thank you. lou: mexican authorities are investigating the cause of what was a h

the clinton campaign, as you point out, at one level it was doing same thing as obama exp obama and anotherr than progressive policies, i did not have a sense as to what would be her priorities, the result was, while winning a popular vote victory, secretary of state, lost a convincing electoral college mandate for donald trump. tom: this hole thing about the campaign, looking back, and analyzing it, on one part you look, you go, he is still popular, "fox news pl" still shows better than fi 50% number, which is high for an out going president. but dems lost 1042 state and federal democratic posts during his tenure. did he become popular but ruin the democratic party? >> i think what interesting, you ask most people if they feel they are better off today than beginning of obama po presidency, most say no. there are certain areas like silicon valley, and places in california, where people say yes. the rest of the nation is hurting, they say, you might say you had economic growth, and all of this great things that you keep saying but that is not my truth, i want a good paying job, i want hope

but it's so indelible in my life because it was sort of an exp-- i was exposed to the rest of the classroom >> what did they say? >> just laughed at me. i literally couldn't read. i'm shaking, and i'm trying to read, and i can't, and, you know, they're laughing, and i put the stuff down, and if i could run out of class, i would, but i remember i didn't. and it was just one of those horrible experiences. and, you know, you feel dumb, you feel isolated, people call you dumb. interesting for me, cheryl, i found out about it -- my mother hid it from me for years. i was diagnosed as dyslexic, but she didn't want to stigmatize me, and i appreciate that in hindsight. i lost her 15 years ago, so i don't have the benefit of talking to her about it today. but she didn't want to. and i remember coming home, and i found out i had dyslexia. i just thought i was, frankly, not that smart and was struggling and thought, you know, something was wrong with me. >> before we run out of time, i've got to ask you, how does this affect you now? do you read speeches? >> yeah, i rarely read speeches, and if i do, t

we'll show you how the next group of exp will explore other worlds next.s is a federal holiday since christmas came on a sunday. we have ideas for you if you have cabin fever and want to get out and about. we'll let you know what is open today. kellye: students in prince george's county are expanding their understanding of sci simulating a trip to space. tonight abc7 is putting the "spotlight on education." >> faces full of delight as the students from beltsville step in a world of space travel. >> we do a launch and the kids do a countdown. >> three. two. one. lift off! >> they see the tiny space that the astronauts work in. they are engaging in on board simulation similar to the pros. >> it's like being astronaut in space. they explore over planets. they lenger other stuff. >> the program at the howard b. owens science center allows the students to explore a range of topics from micro gravity to meteorites and the insect world. >> i want to be an astronaut and discover all the planets. one day i might live on one. >> tiny trackers! kellye: you can see th

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snyder, is exp sentenced in january. today -- the unemployment rate hitting it's lowest point since in years, which is good news for president-elect donald trump. but his transition team says there's plenty more work to be done... fox's karin caifa kay-fuh with more... the first jobs report since the election -- signaling good news, as the obama administration winds down. the labor department says u-s economy added 178,000 jobs in november - the 74th consecutive fell to 4-point-6 percent. economist diane swonk says that's good news -- for president-elect donald trump. diane swonk/ds economics ceo: "even if he were to sort of do nothing, the economy is poised to continue to improve, albeit in fits and starts." the trump transition team - however - said there's still work ahead. voice of: jason miller/trump transition communications director: "in november, the nation lost 4,000 manufacturing jobs, bringing the total loss to over 300,000 under the obama administration." jobs have been in the spotlight for trump during a wee

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expe specifically that taiwan is part of china.o bring in new talks on trade and the south china sea. let's bring in matt rivers in beijing beijing. trump is able to move the boundaries of the necessigotiat with china. >> reporter: he is bringing up a topic and item and point of leverage if you listen to what the president-elect says and negotiation. frankly no president has done this for decades in traditional foreign policy in the united states. what you hear from the chinese sa side is they will not entertain that notion. the chinese came out just as strong as trump and said the one china policy is not for sale. not something they will use as a point of negotiation or point of leverage or bargaining in future necessity goigotiation of trade the nuclear program or chinese military in the south china sea. we have heard a consistent line of comments from chinese officials, officially on the record and on the podium, but also an unofficial way. communist party here controls all media in china. all chinese media. they use state-run n

a lot of conservatives who were expe skeptical of donald trump have to be happy with the administration>> you are hearing people not only relieved, but happy right now with a trump administration overall being less trump-like than they anticipated and donald trump defining himself more as a -- he defined himself more as a governor or somebody who governs rather than as a campaigner. people, republicans and conservatives are liking what they see. another pick that trump has not formal formally, announced is general john kelly. they served four decades in the military and said he would serve in either administration. i thought it was quite interesting that some of trump's most divicive comments on the campaign trail were about immigration and border security and he chose a noncontroversial person to lead his department of homeland security and will be responsible for implementing the plans which is surprising and remarkable. >> eliana johnson and nial standish. thank you. >> thank you. >> remembering pearl harbor. a look at how the nation is remembering the attack on our soil 75 years ago

president-elect trump is expe expected to nominate john kelly to lead the department of homeland security chicago mayor rahm emanuel left the windy city for a meeting with the president-elect earlier today. the outspoken critic of mr. trump reveals some of the key issues covering -- covered during their sit down. >> i also spoke out strongly about what it means to be a sanctuary city where we support and secure the people that are here. i was clear about where i stood and other mayors sfotood on immigrants, we welcome them because they are striving for the american dream. but also then how to make as a city and as a country key investments in both the talent, the training as well as the transportation to drive economic growth. >> juan, he comes to trump tower. donald trump is a very busy guy. meeting with some people who are very, very far left and probably opposite on a lot of things he believes in. >> intriguing. trump called rahm emanuel to get advice on cabinet formation. how things work. he was president obama's first chief of staff. a lot of news coming out of trump tower today. i w

franklin, build from franklin and interwoven and additional things that sees that isn't the political exped ient that she's looking for. if you can tell me a little bit about what animates eleanor's vision in particular both as distinct from franklin's plans and ideas and also in the way in which they tie together. >> you know, the question what animates her is so important. and that really is all about her alcoholic family. her father died at the age of 344. how much do you have to drink? here we are, we have been drinking too much for a long time and we are almost 80. >> some of us. >> how much do you have to drink to die at age 34 and what was that like? >> her mother died when she was eight essentially turning and her father died when she was ten and eleanor had the great fortune to go to school in england and meet the mentors that those of us like hunter had mentors who made us what we are. there's still noo -- no biography. i've been at the center for many years and every semester i tell my students easter and she was a great mentor and her message was what do you think? what is your

. >> based on what we know and the political landscape, how expe di shous do you think it will be?that president-elect trump has been thinking about this even during the campaign. he released a list of 21 people he thought would make good supreme court justices. that list, i think the federalist society, a very conservative legal organization helped him put it together. we see some names coming to the top. judge william pryor who practices here in atlanta on the 11th circuit court of appeals well connected to the trump administration. i think we'll see an appointment very soon after the new year. >> there are a lot of sensitive things on the docket. we have immigration they'll be deeming with transgender issues. we have a lot of things that revolve around race that are delicate. how do you think that will move forward without dividing this country more? is that snobl. >> i don't know that it is possible. but i think we see the same divisions now at the supreme court that we do among everyone else. among politicians, among congress, even the voters. right now as you mentioned not on

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joining us now under circumstances that i did not expe expect is ilhan omar.ut the circumstances. >> thank you. i'm sorry about it as well. i didn't know that my trip or my reflection on facebook would draw this much attention, so i'm a little overwhelmed about how it's been received. >> well, is it, how do you feel about it? was it a legitimately scary situation? was it just a surprising situation? did you feel like there was a real threat to your safety? >> i mean, i think in the way that the event transformed itself was, was what was scary for me. you know, there are many people who have scarier interactions than i have had, but it was a very unexpected turn of events and so i didn't really know how to behave and act in that situation. on tuesday, i got an opportunity to end the three days i was in d.c. for a sixth conference for state innovators with an invite to the white house to attend two briefing sessions on the criminal justice reform and middle class economics, and when i left, i went back to the hotel where the conference was happening to transitio

the answer to that question is, it's don king, what do you expe expect?ch, sunlen. we appreciate it. i want to bring in cnn presidential historian douglas brinkley, analyst rebecca berg and political commentator, david swerdlick. my goodness, does the news ever stop? we have debbie reynolds, israel today, carrie fisher. so, let's talk about this, douglas. interesting that you met with the president-elect today at mar-a-lago. so fill us in on the details. what did donald trump want to talk about? >> well, i just got to talk to him about presidential history. i'm going to be covering the inauguration for us here at cnn, and asked him a little about the inauguration. he said he's going to write his own and that he wants to keep it kind of short. people don't have to freeze out there list tong a longwinded speech. i talked to him about why he likes ronald reagan, stories about nixon. i pretty much kept things on a presidential studies front. i was a little l bit surprised how much he was talking about helping the veterans. i think today he had heads of people

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this team is leading the effort to exped,ly resolve the cases involving the affected california army national guard members. i understand you'll hear from secretary levine a little later this afternoon. secretary of defense carter's guidance is to adjudicate all cases by july 1st, 2017. the national guard continues to support the cross-functional teams process to ensure each soldier's case is fairly and equitably reviewed with due process afforded to each and every soldier. in closing, i assure you the national guard has worked hard to implement appropriate, effective internal controls across the 50 states, the three territories and district of columbia and to prevent similar systemic fraud from occurring in the future. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. general baldwin, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair, and ranking member davis and the members of the committee. i do, in fact, appreciate very much you taking up this important issue to be able to help our soldiers. as general kadavy mentioned in 2010, a whistleblower and astute au

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