, fareed zakaria gps. he has the special on barack obama that premieres december 7 on cnn. fareed: barack obama's america was born with hope. >> people work crying in the streets. fareed: with history and with crisis. ,> fragile financial systems likely to get worse before they get better. >> we were hanging on the edge of panic. fareed: health care hysteria. two wars. mass shootings. >> a gunman opened fire -- fareed: racial violence.

, fareed zakaria gps.e has the special on barack obama that premieres december 7 on cnn. fareed: barack obama's america was born with hope. >> people work crying in the streets. fareed: with history and with crisis. ,> fragile financial systems likely to get worse before they get better. >> we were hanging on the edge of panic. fareed: health care hysteria. two wars. mass shootings. >> a gunman opened fire -- fareed: racial violence. >> if i had a son, he would look eyvon.r >> this guy is a racist. fareed: but barack obama made some big bets that paid off. troops came home. gays got married. enemies were vanquished. >> justice has been done. fareed: millions on health care. and sometimes tragedy gave birth to hope. >> when he sang "amazing grace" he channeled that as president and it was a profoundly important moment. fareed: but as a new era begins. mr. trump: your moment of liberation is at hand. fareed: what will remain? >> that president smiled and said i'm a black guy named barack hussein obama and i'

fareed: a very good question.ome people say it's because he was not skilled as a politician in the way lyndon johnson was. johnson had a way to extend his power through congress. i think there is probably some of that. he was personally a charismatic politician but the bigger issue has changed a lot in the last 15 years and has changed in ways that have been propelled by globalization, immigration and multiculturalism. there was a backlash and the democrats have paid a price. they been on the receiving end of that backlash and that force, that backlash was very strong and it was a backlash, let's be honest, to an african american president. across see this backlash the western world. it makes me think that force was too strong for anyone president trulyak, but for a consequential legacy that would last, you probably needed that base. was america in terms of its relationship to the world and the role of wants to play? fareed: i think under obama, it was actually clear but people disagreed. he said at the start that

to give the travelers the same perks as someone paying a higher fare. >>> the holiday train is making a stop, two local girl scouts worked at the stoi make it happen. and because of them, the families got to enjoy the train and a visit from santa. >> i liked it, it was pretty. beautiful, i like all the colors of the lights. the train was so big. >> dazzling, the train benefits the food pantry, it'll run tomorrow, and end the wisconsin trip in lacrosse. >>> we have an update on a story we told you on thanksgiving day. the mercy mats, the plastic shopping bags to make sleeping as a result of our support, they received hundreds of bags and many volunteers have signed up. way to go. >>> change is coming to the wisconsin gas building's iconic forecasting change, the new owners will use a series of sensors. the signals will stay the same. when the flame is blue, there's no change in view, when there's or rain. >> john malan knows that poem, and speaking of weather, a major shift in the weather pattern. >> people had layers to stay warm. here's a shot of downtown kenosha. is our fall over? >

fareed, thank for doing this and joining us. much does the president think the war or terror will actually wind up playing into his legacy? >> i think he hopes one of the things he's managed to do is to put terrorism in perspective. by which i mean, you know, he said it yesterday in his national security speech. this is not an existential threat to the united states and we shouldn't treat it as such because we elevate this gang of thugs and give them the attention and -- fill them into the kind of fearful monster that they want the world to think of themselves as. i'm sure that one of the things that he grapples with is that he was determined to draw down in iraq and draw down even in afghanistan, and he did that very skillfully, but it did in some ways produce the vacuum that allowed isis to step in. now, i think he and his administration argue that a lot of that was because of the prime minister of iraq and the policies he pursued, but we, you know, in the documentary, we do try to present both sides, and you see a president w

for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my column this week. let's get started. >>> first came the brexit vote which surprised much of the world and then donald trump's astonishing electoral victory in the united states. upcoming elections in europe be the third shock to the system. let me bring in a great panel to discuss the rise of populism. thank you for being late, an t optimiop optimist guide. also in "the times" a great piece by my next guest ian. i he's a professor at bard college. before that she was the international affairs editor at france 24 and narx naia teaches politics. welcome to you all. we arrived to this consensus that francis called the end of history and, you know, the big political debates were settled and now we see this wave of change. so, what happened? >> well, the end of the cold war happened in the first place and it was when america's prestige was probably at its height and everybody thought, as you say, the end of history was there. i think one reason for this wave of right-wing populism all over the world is not

joining me now, fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria, gps." one of the topics you and president obama covered was race and what an impact it's had, that issue has had on him as a person and as the president. what was that discussion? what were his views. >> one of the things his staff members said to me don't talk too much about race, he doesn't like to talk about it. >> why? >> he thinks he's the president of america. he happens to be black and that clearly is one of the ways that he approaches his job, probably the principle way he does. his national security advisor susan rice said he is the president of the united states. he also happens to be black just as i happen to be, he's not sitting there thinking about that and yet he's the first african-american president in a country had slavery, that had 100 years of jim crow and he's aware of that history and experienced some of that pain himself. so he's always navigating these two roles. i said to him, actually, i said "the first line of your biography is not going to be something you did but

see a fare increase. wants customers to move away from cash and use digital payments. the agency says it's a more efficient way to collect fares. the price half monof a muni pas increase, caltrans will offer free rides on new year's eve. starting at 8:00 p.m. caltrans will stop charging fares for passengers. the agency is also adding four additional sound trains that operate after midnight. the trains will leave the station in san francisco starting at 12:45 a.m. new year's day after the annual fireworks show along the embarcadero. open alcohol contape remembers banned on trains starting at 9:00. >>> you've got to love this. a world war ii veteran is all smiles after getting a surprise holiday visit from his favorite pop star, taylor swift. ♪ the haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate ♪ ♪ shake it off, shake it off >> that's the 27-year-old pop star dancing with 96-year-old and she performed an acoustic performance of "shake it off. "why the they believe he might be the oldest swifty >> taylor and a world wa

cash fares and discount cash fares rise 25 cents each because it wants customers to move away from cash and move to digital means of payment. that's a more efficient way to collect fares which leads to more stream lined faster transit service. >> it's news that sent shock waves through raider nation and derek carr will have surgery. he'll be out six to eight weeks. the super bowl is in five weeks. despite the season ending surgery, the team is still confident it can make a playoff run. >> it's a tough game, things happen in this game, it's all about the team and all about us moving on with the next opportunity and pulling together as a group of men and being unselfish and sacrificing fwor each other. it doesn't change regardless of who it is. >> matt mcgloin is expected to start against the denver broncos. >> steph curry and his family will be distributing boxes of food and families to help this holiday season, part of the curry family feed the children event. this is video from last year. 1200 oakland families will receive a 25-pound food box and 10-pound box of personal care items. th

let's bring in fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria, gps." good evening, fareed.stood out to you in the president's tone of his final news conference. >> it's firstly worth remembering how rare it is to see a successful two-term president with high approval ratings completely in command of himself so bush -- george w. bush, two terms but was at 30% approval ratings. bill clinton, two terms but he was consumed by the impeachment and the pardons at the end, reagan two terms baby the end of his last year he was kind of -- we now know he had begun to have early on set alzheimer's disease. so you really have to go back to eisenhower because before that the way you have had a president in his eighth year, popular, successful and i think he views his job now as almost a kind of educator in chief, he wants to demonstrate how to be president. calm, cool, rational. his message was we don't overreact. i don't want us to overreact to the russians. we're stronger than they are and the point he was making about the hacks is we didn't get involved, we didn't talk about it then b

one of the biggest hits of the fair civic the choice of colors that are used as a story. >> the fare was all about pride of western civilization and the directors wanted to convey a message of the united states had moved from opposition from the apex of civilization so they translated into the colors of the affair if you entered the periphery it would be places where the buildings were tinted red and orange and yellow and if you move toward the electric tower. and at signature of pretty yellows and white. to understand the allegory. >> the same way that color was used people of color were portrayed in amazingly disturbing ways as there were signs of conquest with the effort the exhibit -- africa at exhibit the way indians were portrayed like geronimo. so to read these stories now is shocking. >> give is distressing to us now and the era of jim crow with these segregation and lynching it should not be surprising house of the officials put this together with race supremacy with their notions of exhibits like the old plantation to bring in old african-american performers to enact those

i want to discuss this with fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria gps" right here on cnn.e same day that president obama delivered his counterterrorism legacy, the president-elect held a rally. you saw. he introduced "mad dog" mattis, his pick for defense secretary. how much of today's obama speech do you think was about knowing he was passing the baton to a successor with an entirely different worldview? >> i think what he was trying to do more than anything else was to lay out his world view in a kind of honest way. and point to the places where it was different. so he began, actually, by pointing out, look, here is my world view. we live in a dangerous world, we have incredible military power, we can use it but we have to be discriminate and we do not want to be nation building all over the world, he with instead want to be using our lethal power like drones and special forces, not engaging in nation building. now, that should be a message that actually if donald trump were to think about it he agrees with. trump and obama have this broader overlap on this kind of core

, fareed zakaria gps.cial on barack obama that premieres december 7 on cnn. fareed: barack obama's america was born with hope. >> people work crying in the streets. fareed: with history and with crisis.

you see the lowest fare, that's the fare you pick.es can't raise the fares, so they get you on the fees. >> we're talking about a lot of money. if you take away the baggage fees and seat reservation fees and all the other fees, the airlines profits will be half. >> reporter: you can use southwest or a new operation called glow out of new orleans. they're coming up with the no-fee ideas that people are really latching on to. southwest says they saw a billion in revenue when they introduced they bags fly free program. that was years ago. congress looking at some kind of bill that they want to put in place to make airlines justify those change fees that they charge people when you choose another flight. they want to see if they can justify those. they want to get airlines to justify them, maybe get those to go down a little bit. back to you. >> rob schmitt, la guardia in new york, thanks rob. >>> notre dame's monday night win was sweet for one player. the emotional reunion for these brothers, next. >> i love you and i miss you very much.

fareed's special report will air 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific, only here an cnn.t's it me for. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> a union boss says trump lied his ass off about saving carrier jobs. he's "outfront" tonight. and president trump today gushing about how much he likes obama. and this is true. how did it happen? let's go "outfront." i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, all time high. the dow today surging nearly 300 point. that puts it at a record. and it is thanks to donald trump. the dow up over 1200 points since he won the

why at the tender ages of 14, 15 and 16 are we paying adult fares? that injustice must be ironed out. it is not right that transport companies capitalise on our need to use their services to attend compulsory education. in my constituency in newcastle upon tyne, a young person over the age of 16 could pay up to £7 a day for a ticket. the situation is similar across the whole country, but those in london travel completely for free. why? there is no reason why fares should differ because of geographical location. that must be changed to a system of standardised fares for everyone. finally, we wish to see clean, frequent and reliable bus and rail systems. in rural areas, the waiting time for a bus can be in excess of an hour, which can be the difference between being a whole lesson late for school and being on time. bus companies need to produce a more frequent bus service in line with our needs. the issue of public transport returns time and again, and has been debated in this chamber over and over. the time has come when we listen to the needs of our

can't offer fares that low to europe? have -- [inaudible] would like to have sub say diesed from the norwegian government, but know we don't have a single penny of subsidized. this is our on our own. you have to do it in an effective way and, not to be -- [inaudible] >> i have to say in the '70s, sir freddie lake got knighted by doing this in the uk. wonderful you're creating cheap fares. the question is where is your demand coming from? do norwegians want to come here or do we want to go there? >> first of all we expect to fly a lot of european tourists into the u.s. we know that they can fly on low fares there is whole new layer of people that start traveling. secondly, why shouldn't americans also have the possibility to have low fares to europe? maria: wow. >> we haven't lived into you flown into newburg, new york. maria: there are smaller airports. we really appreciate you joining us. this is very exciting. we'll be watching. we'll be right back. stay with us. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car re

this is in the end of the book fare. it is an ongoing activity. i've liked too ai would like top things on track. so i'm not going to take another minute. i'm going to move very quickly to the program. we are pleased to start today with the two trailblazing women. dana perino is going to be interviewed by jackie who was also a trailblazer. in 1992 as the first hispanic person to ever be tapped to anchor a news program, network news program. we are very glad she returned home to south florida where she anchors the nbc six news. she has won the four emmys in this position and also serves on the board of the university of miami and the charitable organizations. so, please welcome jackie and she will be introducing dana perino. >> thanscenic thank you. good morning. [applause] it is an honor to introduce the next guest. she's a wonderful author of two books now. it's about power to the next. if you have read her resume you know it is a fact in huge accomplishment when you were the first at anything she's one of the most popular posts on fox from "the

and fareed zakaria. fareed, i want to start with you. >> rex tillerson, if there's a ceo who is prepared to be secretary of state. it is certainly rex tillerson. exxon is like a country. it is one of the five or six largest operations in the world. it has operations all over the world. energy is a very important business. they have negotiated with leaders all over the world. exxon has its own intelligence department, which is very good, they do forecasting of the very same kind that the cia does, he's had a dry run for this job in a way that very few ceo's have had. two things i worry about, what is good for exxon is not always what's good for america. he did a deal with the kurds in which they got the oil from northern iraq. the state department, the national security council, the defense department all said was a bad idea, because it would break iraq apart. exxon said, we don't care. that was under tillerson. it's good for our shareholders, perfectly fine, perfectly appropriate, we hope that as he tran

a standardized fares for everyone.and finally, we wish to see clean, frequent unreliable bus and rail systems. in rural areas waiting for abbas commit excess of an hour. an hour to make the difference to being late to school or on time. companies pay to produce a more frequent bus service in light of our needs. this issue returns time and time again. it is debated in the salsa chambers over and over again. the time is come to listen to her constituents and if there ever was an issue transfer to rectify. we do this? we will lobby local government. we will make local services listen to her concerns until they understand that the issue can no longer be swept under the carpet. we will shape a transport system for young people. we will provide fares that reflect our age. as you will have a bus services, not only -- let us be the generation of ny peas to make real change within transport. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much indeed. for keeping it off with this bird and file debate of the morning. now to oppose the m

we get the details tonight from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: it was just a 13-minute ride, an $8 faret in that time, keith avila could sense something wrong. he said the girl in his passenger seat wore a surprisingly short skirt. >> it struck me as odd because she was so young and dressing like that. >> reporter: he said the two women in the back seat were giving the girl strange instructions, like this. >> when you're hugging him, just ask, do you have any weapons, pat him down. >> reporter: so after dropping off the trio at a hotel, he called police. >> there's a police officer. >> reporter: during a facebook live stream, he described what happened next. officers arrived and arrested the two women, saying they arranged for the girl to have sex with a man. the girl was a 16-year-old runaway, a common target for traffickers. >> i think this is a perfect example of the community coming together and recognizing that soin right. >> reporter: in the u.s., more than 4,000 sex trafficking cases have been reported to the national human trafficking hotline this year. experts say education is

he also hosts cnn's international affairs program fareed zakaria g.p.s. in a new primetime special he explores the legacy of barack obama premiers december 7 on cnn. >> barack obama's america was born with hope, people were crying in the street. >> so help you god. with history and with crisis. fragile financial system to get worse before it gets better. >> financial. hanging on the edge of a cliff. >> healthcare. why don't they take the healthcare being forced down our throats? >> two wars, mass shooting. a gunman opened fire with bullets blocked by the killer. >> racial. if i had a son, he would look like treyvon. >> this guy is a racist. but barack obama made big bets that paid off. >> welcome home! troops game home. gays got married. >> americans lived up to the promise of liberty and justice for all. >> enemies were vanquished. justice has been done. millions sought healthcare ( chanting ) ♪ amazing -- >> and sometimes tragedy gives way to hope. >> when he sang "amazing grace," he channeled that as a president, and that was a profoundly important mom

to flat fare? >> it rises on an annual basis. >> the question from the audience. they heard salaries are among the highest in the country for metro. how does the compensation for metro workers compare to other systems? >> it's definitely you can pull out numbers and show cases where people are making very high money. no doubt about that. when you think of our business, the transit industry, the way that the salaries -- this is i'm talking about the labor side of the house, the way those salaries are negotiated in effect, you are negotiating across the country. when we negotiate, we're being compared to san francisco, l.a., chicago, new york. that's the way it works. and that's because when we get to binding arbitration, that's what comes to the table. so they can say, well, look. here's where the other properties are. so we're in that framework. now individually, through overtime, those numbers can go up quite a bit. that's a different issue. and that, to me, is more of a management issue in terms

i'm fareed zakaria. this is cnn breaking news. >>> urgent manhunt in berlin and germany for a 24-year-old native of tunisia said to be armed and dangerous with links to isis. his identity papers found inside the truck that mowed down innocent people at the christmas market. president-elect donald trump saying this about the berlin rampage. >> it's an attack on humanity, that's what it is. it's an attack on humanity and it's got to be stopped. >>> and at the peak of the holiday season, how are

fareed, thank you very much. >> watch fareed's special report "the legacy of barack obama" tonight at 9:00 on cnn. >>> president-elect trump is the "time" person on the year. but what it says under the headline is leading to a lot of discussion this morning. >> bottom line. >>> big headline, president-elect trump is "time" magazine the person of the year. they call him president of the divided states of america. mr. trump gave his thoughts on that cover just moments ago. >> when you say divides states of america, i didn't divide america. i think writing divided is starky, but it is divided. i'm not president yet, so i didn't do anything to divide. >> let's get to the bottom line, the cnn political director david challian. there's no doubt president-elect trump is thriving off a derivative campaign. >> let's be honest, we are highlighting whether or not he's responsible for any of it. >> the answer is yes. there's no question mark at tend of it. he's trying to do a pivot now. the question is, can he be effective, what will it take to be effective for him to go from the great divider, t

on new year's day the fare goes up from 2.25 to 2.50. people using cards and the muni mobile app pay 2.25. the monthly passes for adults that include bart fares are going up by $5. single ride fares for young people, seniors and disabled riders increase by 25 cents. another change is for students that turn 18 while still in high school. starting in january, they can continue to receive the youth discount fare until they turn 19. >>> all right. we will try rosemary once again. it's still cold outside. there she is. how is it out there, by the way? >> reporter: it's cold. it's cold. i don't think the producer needed to throw me out here to prove it's cold. i'm kidding. bring me a cup of coffee and it will be good. bridge the jacket. you need it most of the day if not the entire day. i pulled out this jacket out of the winter ski bucket. that's how cold it is. giving you a look behind me, calm, clear skies out here this morning. and chilly. just like yesterday morning, we start off with advisories in place. let's take a look at where we wil

cash fares will rise. muni drivers want people to move away from cash and on to digital means of payment. it's a more efficient way to collect fares which leads to streamlined service. >>> an astronomer credited with concepting our universe died. veerra rudolph she was 88. she had the theory that some other force was at work, mainly dark matter. she was the second female astronomer elected to the u.s. national academy of sciences. >>> new details this morning about the russian military plane that crashed into the black sea on sunday. one of the plane's flight recorders has been found. the recorder was brought ashore in sochi. all 92 people on board were killed. russia held a day of mourning for the victims yesterday. the plane was carrying dozens of red army choir singers to for troops. it was more likely pilot error or plane failure that crash. >>> the plane t soccer players last month ran out of fuel. it circled the airport for minutes before crashing. the pilots were criticized for not asking for priori

all of thishi considers general manager paul wiedefeld's budget plan which includes raising fares. they're launching a new campaign called "back to good." >> we're going to look at delays due to track issues, car issues, and we're going to improve their environmental, particularly in the stations. >> tomorrow wiedefeld will trump and mike pence will make stops in indiana and ohio. the president-elect is expected to make an announcement in indianapolis at the carrier plachblt he made a deal with the company to keep 1,000 jobs in the state. they planned to outsource to mention koechlt. >>> the first lady will never run for office, that's what president obama is telling "rolling stone" this to get into politics. the #michelle2020 started tweeting after the elections but the president did say he and his wife will continue to be active in public service once they leave the white house. the president says michelle obama, his wife, is one of the most talented people she's ever known, but she's just to smart to do this. >> that's one of the sad things about the first lady. that's sort of a

well, um... is it enough for one train fare and... and one half-fare it is not. well, maybe one of us could go. which one? the one of us that has a little child down there that needs her? oh, no, you don't. either we both go to florida or nobody goes. all right, all right. there must be some way for both of us to get down there. okay. how? well... i know! by sharing a ride! sharing a ride? sure. in a car. you know, people are always looking for passengers to share the cost of gas and stuff. here they are. now, let's see. here's one. ? la-la-la-la! ? oom than one. no, it's really quite roomy. isn't it, ethel? oh, roomy isn't the word for it. in fact, the word for it is cramped. mrs. grundy, i'm getting a little hungry. so am i. after all, we have been on the road since 6:30 this morning. well, we've got to push on if we're going to get to florida in 2 1/2 days. well, i know, but it's 1:30 already. don't you think we better start looking for a place to eat? d dawdle for things like lunch. well, aren't you ever going to stop and eat? oh! didn't i tell you to pack a

and >> we are seeing the fares in the 300 says and 200s. timmically they are 2 or 3000.lly, i want to ask you about the frequent flyer member and how do they make best use of that? >> sure, we are seeing revenue based model. and accumulating more flying anç spending on the airline. accumulate by the credit card and shopping with with the credit card. don't horde them for the honeymoon or vacation. availability is very tight and the planes are packed with people. and the airlines don't need to release that reward availability. just find that next seat and go where you want to go. >> is airline consolidation good or bad for the consumer are? >> right now, there is increaseç markets in less markets. and we are seeing a lot before the routes. dallas to los angeles are. spirit also flies that route. prices are much less. we are seeing good competition and seeing negative affects as well. and the airlines are trying to compete in the cooeriers. >> good tips and thank you. happy new year. >> and a u.s. war ship heading back to the middle east. why the ship's journey back to the

>>> this is "gps," welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i am fareed zakaria . it was a gbig weekend around th world. i will start with russia. did russia push with trump's election and why? >> save the one planet that we got. will president-elect trump cancel it or make the case why he should not. and can cities go their own way? the mayor of los angeles, the biggest city and the biggest state in the union on the power of the nation's mayors to resist and encounter trump on immigration and climate change and much else. finally, a last look at aleppo. >> you bare responsibility for these entravelociocities. the president-elect trump signal that he wants to be tough on china. china is for the most part comfortable with the american led international system. russia is trying to up end it. >> our number one go political foe, russia is our number one foe. we were wrong and romney was right. obama's rational was that russia was a regional power and wanted an economic supply. it is an accurate picture of russia's position which is only gotten worse since 2012. the c

. >> the south jersey rail service is offering free fares starting at 8:00 p.m. on new year's've. patco says it's offering the fares so that everyone will have a safe trip on new year's eve. >>> major ed pulaski entered the results of a new feasibility study. the city will be able to pay for the 31 1 center from the money t saves from no longer funding its 911 center. those callings will be handled by lehigh valley starting in june of 2017. the deal boosts the wage tax to about 1.9%. it gives the city council more say in hiring and gives mayor pulaski more money for the budget. the new budget puts an end to the threat of the mayor to sioux city council for his original budget plans. >>> why is the city using old parking meters despite having more efficient parking kiosks in storage. according to an internal audit, the older meters cost the city about $100,000 in lost revenue and maintenance costs every year. in comparison, the new smart meters that take credit cards cost about $20,000 to operate. >>> access denied. up next the places you'll be shut out of come monday if you have a

i'm fareed zakaria. thanks for joining us. >>> you just saw our cnn special report "the legacy of barack obama" but will donald trump's legacy be twitter tirades? this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. breaking news. the president-elect lashes out tonight at the union leader who said this to our erin burnett about trump's carrier deal. >> there are 550 being laid off. now, that never was mentioned by anybody. trump, pence, or any of them never mentioned about 550 moving to monterey, mexico. >> well, donald trump taking to twitter almost immediately saying, "chuck jones who is president of united steelworkers 199 nine has done a terrible job representing workers, no wonder companies flee country." let's get to cnn's chief correspondent dana bash, political comment tatator david madden, and david swerdlick. dana, tonight donald trump watching an interview here on cnn with a union rep critical of how the president-elect portrayed the carrier deal then unleashing a twitter attack on him. what happened? >> you

riders from philadelphia will only have to pay the base fare on buy a transpass.t look for the story on the nbc 10 app. >>> this morning, more hatchimal headaches for parents. >> a south jersey woman said the toy she brought started making inappropriate noises. take a listen. britney may from west deptford tells us the furry toy started making the unusual sounds right after it hatched from the shell. there's been hundreds of complaints, it ranged from broken eggs to getting stuck in the lower shelf. and yesterday, we told you about a family who said their hatchimal is cursing at them. the company says it's adding more representatives, extending service hours and promising to replace the toy. >> the nypd is changing its dress code. next at 6:00, we'll explain how some officers can now honor their religion because of the new policy. >>> plus, found alive. an atlantic county woman and her 5-year-old great granddaughter are safe after disappearing for days. we'll explain how they survived during the ordeal and where they were found. you're watching "nbc 10 news today.

back to you. >>> b.a.r.t battling fare jumpers foiled by the fire marshall. they bolted the swings doors people use. it was a successful strategy but the san francisco chronicle reports just as b.a.r.t was about to roll it out across the system fire inspectors stepped in and demanded the gates to be open citing a fire code violation. >>> the plea made by the pope at the vatican. >>> spending the holiday giving back. the college football team that took the time to head into a bay area kitchen today. >>> a hazy sunshine as we lock at the game in dublin right now. we will see if it gets cloudier or sunnier. what about the next chance of rain? so many questions to answer after the break ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and today pope francis delivered his holiday message in vatican city.. anna matranga is in vatican city with what he had to tell the world. (pkg) (nats) "buon natale" ("merry christmas") the pope deliver mas day me >>> pope francis in vatican sited today with a message. >> buan natale. [merry christmas ] >> [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: for ira

fareed zakaria, gps right here on cnn. day that president obama delivered his counterterrorism legacy, the president-elect held a rally. he introduced "mad dog" mattis, his pick for defense secretary. how much of obama's speech was about knowing he was passing the baton on to a successor with an entirely different world view? >> i think he was trying to lay out his world view in kind of an honest way and point to the places where it was different, so he began, actually, by pointing out, look, here is my world view. we live in a dangerous world, we have incredible military power. we can use it but we have to be dischristm discriminate, and we do not want to be nation building all over the world, we want to use lethal power like drones and forces, not engaging in nation building. trump and obama have this broader overlap on this kind of coarse, strategic way they would use force than i think either of them is willing to admit. then obama moves to the differences, and that was very interesting and very pointed. >> the differe

starting next year united airlines is offering a cheap fare called basic economy to compete with the lower cast airlines. well, it's pretty basic. you are only allowed a carry on bag small enough to fit under your seat like a backpack or purse. no roller bags or anything that has to go in the overhead bin. you will still pay an $25 for the first, $35 for the second. united is only offering these basic economy fares on certain routes. >>> things are looking bright at the national zoo. this year's zoo lights is underway. more than half a million lights have transformed the zoo into a winter wonderland complete with a dazzling light show set to music, there is even a snowless tubing for kids. >> yeah, there is. >> for the kids, doug. >> okay. >> the event is free. 9:00 through january 1st except for christmas eve and christmas day. a free family event during the holidays, you can't beat that. >> it is so much fun down there. they have got the whole park lit up. they had veterans night the i don't remember night. tomorrow is date night. a lot of people get engaged at date night at zoo li

the adult cash fare will cost $0.25. and riders using clipper card or muni mobile will not see changes. that is a good-sized jump. another change, the age to qualify as youth has gone up. riders can get tickets until they turn 19. >> michael finney has been watching a case of identity theft for months. >> joining us with the suspect and how she pulled off the crime. >> karrie fisher's brother mourning the sudden loss of the hollywood icon tonight. >> the technology tonight zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. . >>> i should have expected to find you holding the leash. >> best known for her role as princess leia, but celebrated for so much more, carrie fisher passed away. >> she died at the age of 60. her brother todd fisher says her family is together now, supporting >> fans are struggling with the loss. >> fans gathered at the lucas film campus to remember carrie fishe

. >> fareed zakaria and his conversation with president barack obama. all of it coming up. and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> president-elect trump says he values president obama's on things. he talked in pretty glowing terms about the conversations they have been having? >> i really like him. we have a really good chemistry together. we talk. he loves the country. he wants to do right by the country and for the country. i will tell you, we obviously very much disagree on certain policies and certain things. i really like him as a person. i have asked him what he thinks are the biggest problems of the country, what are some of the greatest assets going forward. we have a very good dialogue and i must tell you i never met him before this and i never spoke to him before this. i really, i do like him. i love getting his ideas. >> earlier, i talked about some of this was cnn's fareed

the adult cash fare will cost $0.25. and riders using clipper card or muni mobile will not see changes. that is a good-sized jump. another change, the age to qualify as youth has gone up. riders can get tickets until they turn 19. >> michael finney has been watching a case of identity theft for months. >> joining us with the suspect and how she pulled off the crime. >> karrie fisher's brother mourning the sudden loss of the hollywood icon tonight. >> the technology tonight . >>> i should have expected to find you holding the leash. >> best known for her role as princess leia, but celebrated for so much more, carrie fisher passed away. >> she died at the age of 60. her brother todd fisher says her family is together now, supporting one another. >> fans are struggling with the loss. >> fans gathered at the lucas film campus to remember carrie fisher. >> she's an icon. >> just hearing about it today i was devastated she's just an amazing individual. outside of her work. >> these are items fans left at the yoda fountain. flo

the new fare will be about $3.50 for up to one kilometer. it will take effect on january 30th, 2017. taxi companies hope the new system will appeal to older passengers, foreign tourists, and others who only want to travel short distances. >>> sales at japan's department stores fell in november for the ninth consecutive month. officials say sales total about $4.5 billion, down 2.4% in yen terms from a year agago. the officials said slow sales of winter clothing are partly to blame, along with the reduction in the number of public holidays. >>> one of japan's largest banks has agreed to buy a u.s. rail car leasing firm. sumitomo mitsui will buy them at $2.8 billion. the comompany owns more than 30,000 freight cars. it's the sixth largest u.s. firm in its field. the bank of japan's negative interest rate policy is putting a squeeze on commercial banks. the purchase is seen as a way for sumitomo mitsui to diversify its profits. >>> cacars, boats, a and planes. these are the transportation modes we're most familiar with. now a company in the u.s.

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. we'll start today with the world that donald trump will soon face. is he pushing back prudently against china or risking an unnecessary conflict? >>> what will he do about the iran deal? >> one of the worst deals ever negotiated. >>> and even before he takes office, is the war against isis won? i'll ask former cia director james woolsey, ian bremer and robin wright. also, math, science, reading, the global rankings on those subjects are just out and the u.s.'s report card is not impressive. >>> what are singapore, canada, hong kong and finland doing right? lessons on education. >>> and italy's centrist reformer minister renzi resigned on wednesday, another win for the populist in europe. >>> i talk to another centrist reformer, france's presidential candidate emmanuel macron about populism in the west. >>> finally on "gps" today, first saddam and now this. what is going on in this video? i will explain. >>> but first, here's my take. a joke among journalists is that we are taught to c

this video was taken by a taxi driver waiting for a fare outside the christmas market. meantime, the manhunt continues tonight for the suspect anice omry. seen this this video from his facebook page entered seek ago sigh lump and was rejected and he was supposed to have been deported from germany in june. and omry was known to authorities as a possible terror threat and was under surveillance until september and put on u.s. no fly list five months ago. >> today president elects don bell's daughter was harassed by two strangers from new york. a picture showed up on social media. one told trump her father was "ruining the country" and the two passengers were then kicked off the plane before departing to san francisco. they arrived an hour late because of it all. once in san francisco ivanka and her family got on a private plane that went hawaii. >> we are four weeks away from inauguration day. he december cussed nuclear reasons today during foreign policy meeting at florida estate. trump tweeted united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until

united is only offering these basic economy fares on certain routes. >> we have become good at packing efficiently, you only take one pair of shoes -- >> and you really do just -- your purse, just travel with a purse? >> not a purse -- tote under there. i pack well. all right. stay with us, "news4 today." continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> "news4 today." starts now. >> right now on "news4 today." the pizza gate suspect heading back to court, first hear new details about his jailhouse interview. >>> mgm national harbor hours away from the grand opens news 4 is there live to show you what it's all about and how to get around the traffic. your thursday forecast, a look at the day ahead and the cold blast that's coming for our weekend. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we are getting you ready to get out the door. melissa is keeping an eye on your commute. >> and amelia draper is in for chuck bell with that forecast first. >> aaron, i want to start off with storm team 4 layered, i'm tracking light snowshowers back in far western maryland into west virginia. as this moves further ea

this video was taken by a taxi driver waiting for a fare outside the christmas market. meantime, the manhunt continues tonight for the suspect anice omry. seen this this video from his facebook page entered seek ago sigh lump and was rejected and he was supposed to have been deported from germany in june. and omry was known to authorities as a possible terror threat and was under surveillance until september and put on u.s. no fly list five months ago. >> today president elects don bell's daughter was harassed by two strangers from new york. a picture showed up on social media. one told trump her father was "ruining the country" and the two passengers were then kicked off the plane before departing to san francisco. they arrived an hour late because of it all. once in san francisco ivanka and her family got on a private plane that went hawaii. >> we are four weeks away from inauguration day. he december cussed nuclear reasons today during foreign policy meeting at florida estate. trump tweeted united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until

i'm fareed zakaria. we will start today's show with populism. power to the people. then the united states, britain. is mainland europe next? italy and austria go to the polls next week. will the populist wave continue to sweep the west? i have a terrific panel including tom friedman. then, privacy in the age of terror. should the government see everything you do on the internet? that is the direction we're moving it. >>> also, the legacy of barack obama. that is the title of my next prime time cnn special. we will look at everything from race to guns from obamacare to the iran deal. we had an extraordinary access to the president and his team. i will give you a sneak preview, actually two, this hour. >> you never know when history is calling. >>> but first, here's my take. as democrats contemplate their losses in november's election, most have settled. they believe that the party needs more economically populist policies. but this misses an essential reality, most people don't vote on the basis of policies. there is now mountains of excellent research by political s