nuestro compaÑero fabio lacayo, entrevistÓ algunos.por lo -3 escuelas planean marchar el 20 de enero hasta llegar a la alcaldÍa de esta ciudad. los estudiantes estÁn organizando, esto serÁ el prÓximo 20 de enero y es que los alumnos dicen que temen. los inmigrantes, musulmanes, afroamericanos, lesbianas. los adolescentes marcharÁn hasta el edificio del ayuntamiento el dÍa de la toma de posesiÓn. sentimos que es muy importante que los estudiantes se sientan seguros en sus escuelas en vez de tener miedo. mis miedos es que tenga comentarios de odio cuando vaya de universidad. es que el presidente electo es lo que hizo lanzÓ mensajes y ella piensa que eso podrÍa aumentar. estamos ayudando a los alumnos a ser unidos, poder comunicarse entre uno u otro. queremos que nuestros estudiantes sepan cÓmo puede ser activistas y cÓmo pueden hacer que sus voces y opiniones resuenen entre la comunidad para hacer la diferencia. el director en la preparador que nos decÍa que apoya a los estudiantes aunque les pide que se queden en clase. sobre las protes

and we spoke to fabio that even though he could have gone to any party in the world. he will go to this one, because it is the best. >> interesting, how did fabio's hair look? >> in this well great. >> must be using donald trump's hair spray. >> a vermont electric company discover canned malware linked to hackers on a company lap top. this as the fallout from russia's alleged interferrance. the plane sits at dulles airport waiting to take all of them home. russian president vladimar putin will not return the favor by sending the u.s. diplomats back to the united states. that drew praise in president-elect donald trump. >> what is the latest on the hacking scandal. >> reporter: julie senator john kaine scheduled a hearing and focusing on the the russian hacking and mccon called the hacking a an act of war. and the deadline for the russian diplomatses to leave the u.s. is tomorrow. russia's new's agency said 100 people have been told to go. 35 diplomat and their dependents. it is part of the special squadron and they locked up two of their luxury compounds when the u.s.

. >> did i just see is fabio in one of the shotses there. beio. you could go to any new year's party. why this one. he said it will be the best in the world. >> he's got the face and he has my eternal respect. >> thank you very much, peter. >> it is almost four decades since director ridley scott scared us with "alien" and he will bring us a brand new chapter with "alien covenant". he is a correspondent for fox. >> what is up, my man? >> i like it. >> you know it is an occasion. >> i am sor are -- 0. i love the feathures. >> they are gorgeous. >> and we'll show you all of the big movies coming your way. "alien covenant". careful what you wish for. i saw exclusive 28 minutes of it three weeks ago and i just emerged from under my seat. and bring a good box of wine. i caught up with kevin who is one of the stars and steps in a siingorny we'ver type of role and she told me what it was like to snep the shoes. >> i will nod and shake my head. >> and how much of siingnortherny we'ver's approach and that is iconic to the franchise? >> there are so m

[ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, i have to be honest, fabio was our first choice to host. >>ut. if you can't get fabio, there's richter. [ laughter ] that's right, yeah. >> jimmy: where did we meet the first time? >> i think the first time that we actually met, we bumped into each other in a casino in las vegas. >> jimmy: las vegas, that's right, yeah. >> and chatted. but then where we actually spent the first amount of time together was -- i think maybe you were sort of in charge -- it was a scrabble charity tournament. >> jimmy: yes, a scrabble tournament to benefit st. jude's hospital, right. >> yes, that's what it was. i just remember the scrabble. >> jimmy: okay. >> and i remember you -- like it was honestly -- it was like tiger woods going, how about a charity golf tournament? where i play with people that are on tv? like oh, look, i won! because you play a lot of scrabble. >> jimmy: well, yeah, i used to, i'm good at skabl. it's the one thing i'm really good at. >> but you're the kind of scrabble person that it's [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> you have -- it

hotel worker fabio salzetta escaped the snowfall by hiding in a boiler room. expected an avalanche. there was lots of snow beforehand. we risked getting cut—off. i kept trying to call to get us evacuated, but no—one answered. late at night, rescuers made it to four survivors, two men and two women. none were seriously injured. earlier, relief workers pulled six—year—old ludovica parete to safety. she was the final member of herfamily to be rescued. workers then carried away a boy who had been with her. concrete walls had protected them from the avalanche. the rescued adults and children have been flown to hospital in the coastal city of pescara, where they're recovering quickly. the survivors' family members can now breathe again. translation: can't you see it from my face? doesn't my face show how happy i am? it's great, i can't describe it in words. i'd like to see him. for now, the boy is safe. fresh rescue teams have relieved their exhausted colleagues, they have plenty of work ahead of them. translation: we're going to take over. the rescue operation will

people like mrs fabio la paras, spanish by birth but married and resident in acton for decades, now dismayedther five years continuous service with the same employer or having paid in for private health insurance. can the home secretary revisit these rigid requirements that penalise eu nationals like her who have been homemakers or students, on short term contracta or self—employed and end this bureaucratic nightmare? there is no penalising of people like the lady who the honourable lady was referring to. we continue to value the important contribution that eu nationals make to this country and i would repeat and i would urge the honourable lady to follow the advice i previously set out, which is to reassure constituents like the one she referred to that in fact we are doing our best to ensure that their future will be secure and as the prime minister says, it will be an early priority to do so. the home secretary amber rudd replying there. now, returning to social care, labour peers have called on ministers to reverse cuts in funding, which they say have had a knock—on effect on the whole o

we saw mets great keith hernandez and fabio who told me on his way in, that he could have gone to anyarty in the world, but he thought this one was going to be the best. and something else about the party that we know, the 500 bucks gets you a mr. trump wedge salad, wild mushroom and swiss charred ravioli, pan seared sea bass and baked alaska and the band is called cover on the moon. it's a cover band. the band leader gave an interview to another outlet where he said, mr. trump really likes the upbeat stuff. there won't be any laid-back tunes until the party that is going to go until about 1:00 a.m. at mar-a-lago here just behind us on palm beach. >> what's the president-elect going to do at the stroke of midnight? >> reporter: that is a good question. we know that he's in there with his wife and a bunch of his rae close friends from down here at palm beach, at a place where he'll only be able to stay for one more day. so it could be something big, it could be something low-key. we should know here in about two hours from now, obviously. >> we'll have eyes. >> and tell donny jr. we sa

on the sold out guest list, sill vest steer st sylvester stallone and fabio.out his doubts of russian hacking and whether he feels president obama is trying to undermine him with recent political moves. >> well, i spoke to him yesterday. he's been very nice on the phone. we have a very good relationship. look, we have to protect israel. israel to me is very, very important. we have to protect israel. and i disagree with what he's done on israel. i listened to secretary kerry's speech. i think it's very unfair to israel what happened. >> all right. maybe a little tough to hear there. joining me to talk about the transition and the president-elect's response to those allegations of russian hacking, errol lewis, political anchor for spectrum news and lynn sweet, with the "chicago sun times" errol, what do you make of donald trump's characterization of his relationship with president obama. he's not going as far as kellyanne conway did of saying trying to box him in. >> when he said very nice, personal relationship. do they speak well on the phone, get along. make

reports attendees at the new year's eve party included quincy jones, actor sylvester stallone, and fabio. who needs no introduction. did any foreign government officials buy their way into the party or any lobbyists? we just don't know because this was a private event on private property. the most secret event the president can even attend. if the money were going to the rnc instead of the trump organization, every attendee's name would be public under federal law. if this were even a white house reception it would be public under federal law. we do know trump's business partner from dubai attended the party. cell phone video showed trump giving him a sout during his speech and a spokesman for the transition said they had no foal meetings or professional discussions. their interactions were social. that may be true. there may have been only one business partner in attendance. or it may not be true. as long as donald trump keeps spending time generating revenue for his companies, he will continue raising questions and conflicts that could cast a cloud over his presidency and, more importa

president-elect trump rang in the new year at his estate partying along stallone and fabio. even at a party, he faced questions about cyber security and the russian hack. >> kelly o'donnell is in west palm beach, florida. interesting to hear these commentso and even donald trump saying that he has information about this hack that he is going to withhold until next week. >> reporter: it was interesting because it was not expected that the president-elect would take questions from the mall group of reporters who were assigned to sort of witness the holiday party and get some pictures of that. but he did take questions. the questions did go to some of the issues we have been covering in the national conversation in recent days. you heard him advocate for the old-fashion courier aroach instead of the electronic age. he also talked about his son's skill at computers, that he knows how to do all kinds of things. the paint you made, he was asked about his confidence or lack thereof in the intelligence assessment that russia is behind the hacking that attempted to affect the electio

on the list, sylvester stallone, fabio, the trump sons and daughters, their family.resident-elect took time for questions from the press. he talked about the transition, his doubts about hacking allegations and the old-fashioned way he prefers to send messages. >> very important, you know, if you have something really important, write it out and have it delivered by courrier the old-fashioned way because i'll tell you what, no computer is safe. i don't care what they say, no computer is safe. >> joining us now live from washington, eric bradner and sarah westwood, white house correspondent for "the washington examiner." good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> how are we supposed to read this, eric. if you have something important to say, write it out and send it via courrier. no computer is safe. this can't be a government directive. how would you -- how would you work that? >> no. obviously it can't be a government directive. people use computers. instead of making fun of donald trump, i think it's just worth pointing out that most people don't send things

cook county assistant state's attorneys maria mccarthy and fabio valentini brought the case against potts. >> this was a case with no eyewitnesss, no confession, no video of the crime, no physical evidence linking potts to the crime and a cause of death that was based on primarily exclusion. we don't try many cases like that. >> and not many cases with a defendant quite like reginald potts. >> coming up, an accused killer's defense. >> i'm not a monster. >> he's smarter than the average criminal. but not as smart as he thinks he is. >> and after eight years, a verdict. >> what really tormented me all these years is that there's a possibility that justice won't be done. >> when "dateline extra" continues. in a world that needs a hero, justice is spelled b-o-x. say hello to a powerful tool that gives you options to fit your budget. ♪ oh, i'm tied to this chair! ♪ dun-dun-daaaa! i don't know that an insurance-themed comic book is what we're looking for. did i mention he can save people nearly $600? you haven't even heard my catchphrase. i'm all done with this guy. box him up. that's terrible

flowing locks because -- >> well, i had a later period in the 90's where i grew it really long like fabioc. >> seth: not a lot of people have great second acts with their hair. >> i know, i know. >> seth: yeah, that works out really well. >> i'm going to the end. i'm going to the end. i've still got it. >> seth: yeah, you really do. you shouldn't cover it up. it's really great. >> i know. i'm pub -- i'm trying to -- >> seth: but you're publicizing your show. >> my radio show, yeah. >> seth: there you go. you got to keep that hair under wraps if it's gonna mean a little extra scratch for your radio show. >> yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i want to add this. i found this very interesting in the book, that you admitted that being in the punk scene, you could not tell people other bands that you liked outside of that punk movement. >> yeah. >> seth: so what were some bands at the time the sex pistols were going that you liked that your fan base would not have accepted you liking? >> boston. >> seth: uh-huh. >> journey. >> seth: journey, yeah. [ light laughter ] when you think of the