held up on moving on the president's nominee judge merrick garland.oing to help to trump nominees. here's something that incoming senate my noinority leader chuc schumer had to say on that point. >> when republican colleagues say let's do that fully without full buster, they don't come here with clear, clean hands. after what they did to merrick garland, hold him up for a full year, let's get a mainstream nominee but let's not jump to conclusions because what the republicans did, past is sometimes prologue. >> yeah, and senator feinstein, charles, said what goes around comes around. >> revenge is not a good strategy for the republican -- for the democrats. the one thing they don't want to be tagged with immediately is obstructionism. that worked against republicans in the senate for eight years as a political hatchet. if the democrats want to invite that, this is going to look like naked partisanship and obstruction for its own sake. remember when obama came into office, the congress approved eight of his cabinet members on day one. if these guys are

so many people are wondering what would merrick garland's next career move be? one of our writers thought he would be the perfect host of a prank show called "merricked." ?? >> all right, well, here's your check. >> thank you. >> and you know what we had this extra apple pie in the kitchen, i thought why not give to it you on the house? >> wow, that is so nice, thank you. oh. actually, you don't get to have this pie. >> wait, why? >> that's right. i'm merrick garland and you just got merricked. you, see those cameras right over there? and there's one right over there. g then we took it away from you just like that. bet you kinda of felt like you deserved that pie, right? bet you feel like you worked long and hard for that pie? well, you don't get to have that pie because we don't always get what we want in life. now some other undeserving bastard is going to get your pie and all you can do is sit back and say that was supposed to be my pie. that was supposed to be my pie. that was supposed to be my pie. that was supposed to be my pie. >> seth: all right, so that

we know this wasn't the work of rowlett or garland. txdot had no clue. the artist is a mystery, and probably prefers it stays that way. this is for the nine, and the thousands of people who drive them once again. >> those trees speak volumes. to be clear, the surrounding cities of rowlett and garland do not know who put the trees there. the texas department of transportation, they don't know either. >>> well, it is nice outside, but bobby said it's going to get colder. >> yeah. cooler. not necessarily colder. >> okay. yes. there is a difference. >> in context. >> i mean, it's december, but it's not going to get colder. we are the coolest low-to-mid 50s for most spots and a couple upper 40s. that happens saturday morning. nice little break. beautiful out there right now. we have got a lot of sunshine. the sun is setting, but it's gorgeous today. december 1st. we topped out about 80 degrees out there. we will talk about that coming up. but a little bit above average for this time of year. should continue to be a beautiful evening out there with temperature

merrick garland is set to begin hearing cases in the the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c.cuit where he is chief judge beginning next month. that's according to the court's public calendar. a court official has reportedly confirmed garland is expected to be regularly assigned to case in the if it. during a white house celebration president obama did suggest garland's nomination, which went longer than any other in history without a hearing or a vote, had essentially come to an end. state republicans had opposed garland's nomination even before he became the nominee, arguing justice scalia's seat should not be filled in an election year. >>> still ahead, michelle obama reveals the advice she gave the incoming first lady, melania trump. >>> carolina panthers dealing a crushing blow to the redskins' playoff hopes in "monday night football." and a check on with where we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ style lets you stand out from the herd. what's inside sets you apart. the cadillac escalade. enjoy our best offers of the year. ♪ i want a hippopotamus for christmas ♪ ♪ only a hippopotamu

i think about merit garland with president obama months ago and we knew there wasn't going to be action but there's much more than supreme court on the table here. >> throughout this election, even these, the two candidates were not likeable candidates. but you needed to get out there and vote because it is so much more just about the presidency, now, you know, the obvious one, thing that everyone talked about was the supreme court vacancy left by justice antonin scalia but a report came out that said there are actually over 100 these are federal and district courts that president-elect trump will also influence, and at the end of the justices. i spoke with an attorney here in the district, bernard grim, really about the role there these justices and judges have in these local courts and also at the end of the day even though a judge is not supposed to bring bias into it. they're supposed to be the hand of law and justice and make these unbias decisions, no matter what, you bring something to the table and in many ways, it's politics that influences what you bring to the table. take a l

and 13- hundred feet of garland. it's the largest holiday lights display of its kind in the midwest. you can see the lights fridays and saturdays through december 17th. the show runs every 20 minutes between 4-40 and 9 p.m. most wisconsin fans did not see it coming...but tomorrow, the badgers play for championship.' "that's kinda been our thing the whole season. you know, if we would've been listening to the outside world we would be a 6 and 6 team this year." year."instead, wisconsin won the west division and tomorrow night in indianapolis, the badgers face penn state -- another surprise team - for the title. cbs 58's evan kruegel is headed for indy right now. watch for his reports starting on our cbs 58 news at four and five. 3 and don't forget you'll see the packers game against sunday. kickoff is at noon from lambeau field. and then right after the game, keep it here. our crew will bring you a special one hour postgame show. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... tennessee residents will be allowed to go back to

this is northeast avenue and garland road. you can ski a slowdown on that system as you look in closely there. that's because they're diverting traffic around the scene for now. also watching the vine street expressway. looks like they finally opened up this ramp to broad street. at least the road after the ramp to broad street. traffic is moving through. i'll check in with the schuylkill expressway. and the ramp to the vine coming up to make sure that we have them all open as well. also able to get to the vine street expressway. i'll do that when i come back in ten. tracy, back to you. >>> so, this morning is crunch time for post offices across our entire region. our postal service tells us today their busiest delivery day of the holiday season. >> nbc10's matt delucia is watching it out from the post office in deptford, gloucester county. matt. >> reporter: all of those people in line getting their items out, well, now they're being delivered. you see cases and bins full of mail. all of these busy workers getting ready in de

vineland, a crash reported on northeast avenue and garland road. and injuries reported on the scene as well. it might be there for quite some time. it will be diverting you around the scene. back over the bridge and into philadelphia. there's still a water main break from columbus boulevard southbound from 95 and washington avenue. we're only using the left lane there. >>> new this morning, two people are out of their homes following a house fire in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. it happened around 2:30 this morning around the 400 block. the fire was under control for 20 minutes and nobody was hurt. >>> today is delivery day. time is running out to ship your gifts and cards. >> and it will be the business yefts day for delivery. nbc10's matt delucia is live at the post office. >> reporter: monday was the deadline for shipping packages. today, a lot of those folks are going to be receiving packages. you see here at the departmetfo post office. 32 million packages are expected to be delivereded through the day to the u.s. postal service. the

garland and sean, thank you so much. it's christmas.christmas. >>> right now a story we've been following. russian rescue crews searching for any survivors after a military plane carrying 92 people aboard crashed into the black sea. crews recovered some wreckage and at least one body. plane took off from the resort city of sochi and disappeared from radar two minutes after taking off. it was good weather at the time. the flight was transporting 64 members of the alex and drov ensemble choir for a christmas concert near the syrian province of la ta kia. authorities say they're investigating all possible causes for the crash. at this time, they say they have not ruled out terrorism. >>> irony of modern times. the holiday season that has been celebrated as a time of peace and community now comes with a warning from governments to be vigilant from outside attacks. our own rob schmidt is in new york with the very latest on heightened security steps. hi, rob. >> reporter: hey. cowardly threat by isis calling for attacks on soft targets like c

joining me kevin sheridan, and garland nixon, democratic radio talk show host.nk you both for being here both of you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> let's kick off talking about some of the things that high ranking democrats have been saying. for instance, a few tweets here. this one from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, appointing andrew puzder to run the agency responsible for rejecting workers is a slap in the face for every hard working american family. and this from tim kaine the nomination of an epa administrator who does not accept basic climb science is deep deeply troubling. when you talk about what democrats are saying about these particular cabinet picks, are they being too harsh? should they lighten up this early in the process as being so forward, kevin? >> well, democrats are going to have to pick who they're really going to target here. i would guess that's probably epa since climate change is the closest thing liberal democrats have to religion right now. so i think that's probably where they're going to focus most on. but look, as a repu

some saying they will give trump's nominee the so-called garland tactic.t of all of those names, what can you tell us? >> well, they're all, they're all very intelligent and very accomplished and, of course, they're all conservative. obviously, had hillary won, we'd be looking at very intelligent and very accomplished nominees as well or potential nominees but from a different philosophical viewpoint. sykes, i think, would be a great choice. i think she'd be an excellent choice. one of the things people don't consider is in addition to their judicial philosophy, you want a jurist who can communicate to the others because a lot of what happens is -- and i don't want to call it horse trading, but, you know, a lot of the justices when they get into caucus, they need to convince, they need to be able to convince the other justices, look, my viewpoint is the one you should adopt instead of this other tangent. and being controversial, being conflicted -- i know ted cruz's name was mentioned, he's also a very, very smart, brilliant guy, but he does have a tendenc

referring to delay tactics regarding nominee garland. harry reid used a nuclear option to remove closer. kevin mccarty his wing of house calling for tax reform. as opposed to punitive tariffs that trump proposed. a top ally, house speaker paul ryan indicates that g.o.p. brass may' to block some of trump's more populous campaign promises. i can't believe it has taken so long to actually fly their flag. republican congressman bill flores of texas said we agree that some of president trump's proposed policies are not going to lineup very well with our cons joining me now to find out how well they lineup, michelle great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: let's turn to this sudden display of the false flag cut from yard iron here we go, skull and cross bones are flying. mccarthy and ryan will be obstructists again. >> as they always are, these people have learned nothing. in the same way so many established democrats have learned nothing, they will double down, i believe that this g.o.p. so-called leadership, is going to pose more headaches

judge garland. highly respected brilliant people and he'll announce the nominee soon. >>> mike pence's new washington d.c. neighbors are giving him a colorful welcome. several people on pence's new block in d.c. have been hanging rainbow pride flags to show displeasure about his positions on lgbtq issues. he's renting a house in the neighborhood before he moves into the vice president's mansion in january. >>> a group of peoplere lights for a whole different reason. they're demanding end to denver's camping ban. the city started enforcing the camping ban for safety reasons. some say it's not fair to homeless people. there have been multiple sweeps trying to get people off the downtown streets recently. group is starting the peaceful parch at 6:30 tonight. >>> natives, transplants, tourists alike have one thing in common. concert site. a number of disability groups are suing for discrimination at the venue. they say the city isn't allowing people in wheelchairs to access the site. there are only two

people like leslie caron and judy garland and in the end it was the unknown, debbie reynolds. and judyd it was the unknown, debbie reynoldsm was the unknown, debbie reynoldsm was supposed to be an innocent virginal will goal and i was fat and i think it was a tough deal for porting to be stuck with me who had never danced. it would have been far better for never danced. it would have been far betterfor him to never danced. it would have been far better for him to have a great dancer and i worked so hard that i think in the end when a look at the performance of our little girl i think i did a good job. it must have been a fantastic time in many ways in the 19505. you also hanging out with frank and the rat pack a great mob and there were you with your innocent will girl image. how did you fit in with the rat pack wa5 innocent will girl image. how did you fit in with the rat pack was to mark i was not having a wild time when i started. i was just mark i was not having a wild time when i started. i wasjust a teenager. but then i did my first nightclub act and i did a movie with ring sinat

plenty of wreaths, garlands and lights sent a tone up and down the town's main district shopping area. much more to come, a special christmas eve for a woman because today is also her 100th birthday. we'll take you to the fun celebration. >>> and meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather forecast including tracking it when action news comes right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. local woman. today was her 100th birthday. she was born back on christmas eve in 1916. she was a seamstress and she still loves to sew and crochet. she was the oldest of 8 kids and the apple of her eye is her great great grandchild. the party

this years display will feature more than 13-hundred feet of garland and a beer keg tree comprised of 150 barrels. nearly 600,000 lights synchronized to holiday music will also light up the area. workers will report in just a few hours for day two of the election recount in wisconsin. why the process got off to a slow start in some counties. a woman -- charged in connection with the death of her son last year-- has died. what police found inside her home. morning but drying up this afternoon. right now with highs in the mid to upper 30s. when we could see some more snow z26zqz zvpz the election recount continues in wisconsin this morning. what we can expect from day two. slowly exiting our area today with high pressure moving to our south. that will mean a slow drying today with a few breaks in the clouds late. temperatures will get into the mid to upper 30s today and stay in that range through sunday. a new low arrives sunday with rain and snow likely. we could see up to an inch of accumulation. we warm into the low 40s monday and tuesday. today: mostly cloudy and cooler. early am dr

others want a leveling up here that trump's picks be given the full garland treatment. senator dianne feinstein, quote, what goes around comes around. but does it? they're looking to stack the courts with heritage foundation approved picks not the candidates they demanded on president obama. democrats in washington and whoever takes over the dnc extract a price for that obstruction or simply turn the other cheek to invite another beating? joining us now is jamie harrison, chair of the south carolina democratic pay and more importantlyhe reason he's with us tonight he's currently running to be thchair of the dnc. thanks for joining tonight. what is your view of how to handle that new question that i just discussed? >> well, first of all, happy holidays, ari. it's good seeing you again. i believe in this philosophy. you go the a lot of five and ten stores that are still left in south carolina and you usually see signs that say, touch it, break it, own it. they touched this government, they broke it under president obama and now they own it. and now, retribution is at play

that's a bit democrats are really going to try to hold back because of what's going on with merrick garland this year. how successful can it conceivably be with that? >> the question is how successful can democrats be in a case that they wanted delay the nomination of donald trump's cabinet officials or judges and so forth because of the way the republicans refused to hold a hearing for merrick garland president obama's nomination to the supreme court. that there's very little little they can do to stop it because the senate democrats called to change the level and now you need 51 votes to confirm all nominees to the supreme court. as was noted earlier pending the outcome of louisiana senate election saturday. what is more important to staff and what will be more important to stop the trump nominees if you have a jeff flake or those republicans against the nominees. democrats can insist on role calls for nominees and recall there were at least half a dozen obama nominees that were -- on january 2009. i don't see that happening next january. >> your member senate democrats judiciary committe

garlands were was there to greet the children. in tonight's spirit of giving, when it comes to helping others, police officers for manchester and nashua practice with a speech -- practice what they preach. they work together to make the holidays a little brighter for local seniors. >> i love it. shelley: this is how it looked earlier where police officers and disabled remain in their homes for as long as possible by offering services like grocery shopping, transportation, and companionship. today, in the spirit of the holiday season, officers lent a helping hand. >> we were really happy to be asked to partner with caregivers and the great work that they do. shelley: the officers watched a quick training video and then ey special deliveries. >> hello, manchester police. how are you? >> we have food for you. shelley: at her apartment, they unloaded the food. filling up her cupboards. a small gesture that meant the world during this festive time of year. >> they brought me a nice gift learn more about the services offered by the care

. >> we did see the successful blocking of president obama's pick, garland, is there a possibility herecrats could use the same type of measures despite the fact that they're not in power to try to block some of these possible appointments? >> it's much, much harder without a majority. it's easy with a majority. one of the things that comes with controlling the majority of the senate is control of the agenda. so when mitch mcconnell said i will not bring merit garland up for a vote, that was the end of the story. now the problem for the democrats is they don't have a majority. now they have 48 seats, which is a lot of seats. certainly they can use a lot of delaying tactics. the filibuster still exists for supreme court appointments, but ultimately it will be very hard to stop a donald trump supreme court appointment with only 48 votes. now it is possible that they could bring three votes over to their side. >> right. >> as you see on the screen there, the two independents, bernie sanders and angus king, are basically democrats when it comes to these sorts of issues. but to stop a donald

of course my mom worked with and i know his daughters. >> your mom judy garland. >> you worked in filmyou enjoy film or do you feel like the stage was the one that really called your name. >> oh, i don't care. >> you don't care. >> honestly. >> you're working. >> yeah. you're working. today as an actor, you take what is offered to you. and if it's wonderful and it is great, you're lucky you knock on everything. you really, really do. if you're lucky enough to do a show like white christmas or lucky enough to do a film, that is important. >> seeing the people -- i don't know if you can see them from the stage but hearing at plays, that has to be special to do that. >> the audiences that come to see the show are extraordinary. they stand up at the end and they have such a good time because this is a feel-good show. and at this time of year, sometimes that is basically what we need. we need to walk out of a theater saying i had a great time. on top of which i just -- it brings the holidays into your home in a way. you have seen the movie. now you have seen the stage show. the stage show i

tomorrow but evergreen north carolina 65 degrees, christmas florida is going to be at 80 degrees, garland 73 degrees and holly washington a temperature tomorrow for your christmas holiday at 36 and high temperatures across our region tomorrow 47 down the shore, sunny for santa and clear for christmas in the poconos. 40 degrees the high temperature. not too bad of a day on the holiday and then as we head into monday up to 51 degrees, chance of a late day shower. we'll see the best chance of showers overnight monday into early tuesday followed by late day clearing. check out this high temperature for tuesday. 58 degrees and then chillier on the backside of a cold front into wednesday, mostly sunny conditions. maybe a chance of a rain/snow mix early on thursday and then in the long range looks like we might see another little bit of an arctic blast with high temperatures taking a big tumble as we head towards the new year. >> looking good, though. christmas day. >> christmas looks beautiful. >> yeah. >> you lost me at arctic blast. >> i'm sorry. you didn't like all my puns, all my christmas

. >> we will decorate a decorator christmas trees with ornaments, bows, garland and maybe the occasional state, right? >> that's what they got over the weekend. a woman from the nearby town looked at her christmas tree and saw that a big snake was just chilling. it turns out the tiger snake which is the six deadly snake in the world got in through an open back door but left 20 minutes later in a bag. so classic australian christmas problems. >> less regard by an emotional series stories about a homeless heroin heroin addicted man that come along with his loving family and some true professionals we located and convinced to turn his life around and enter rehab. we received messages from all over the country as her viewers saw tj walsh struggle firsthand. we wanted to know what legislators in new jersey are doing to battle this heroin epidemic from the top down. congressman tom macarthur invited us to his home in toms river. a town in ocean county that has been ravaged by here when you set leading member of a bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic in new jersey. >> the task fo

christmas eve forecast, looking at snow for the western side of the united states, showers in indiana and garland, texas and maybe even snow for new york with showers into places like christmas, florida, with a high of 28. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm kanako sachno in tokyo. thanks very much for joining me. olivia: thank you for joining us on "france 24." suspect in the is shot dead in malan. anis amri has been killed i police. he was suspected of carrying out the attack on a christmas market in berlin. vladimir putin talks t to the press. he invited a record number of

or in obstructing progress by promising to give president-elect donald trump's cabinet picks the garlandms will delay confirmation of his picks more weeks, maybe months -- for weeks, maybe months. so much for trying to work together to get our country in a better place. joining me right now is nick adams and fox news contributor leslie, you know, what's the point of all this in terms of the recounts? >> well, first of all, i do favor the recount, and this is why: when you look at how much hacking has occurred whether it's the dnc, john podesta, could somebody hack into a voting process system within one or any of these states, yes. i as an american want every vote to be counted, and i know a lot of americans feel that and didn't vote because they feel their vote doesn't count. trish: are you suggesting, are you suggesting that donald trump didn't win at all? is that underlying any of your concerns right now about this process when you talk about hackers, etc., do you think donald trump didn't win? >> the electoral college, i'm really not sure til i see the numbers. i don't think the end

vineland, a crash reported on northeast avenue and garland road.reported on the scene as well. it might be there for quite some time. it will be diverting you around the scene. back over the bridge and into philadelphia. there's still a water main break from columbus boulevard southbound from 95 and washington avenue. we're only using the left lane there. >>> new this morning, two people are out of their homes following a house fire in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. it happened around 2:30 this morning around the 400 block. the fire was under control for 20 minutes and nobody was hurt. >>> today is delivery day. time is running out to

visitors will also see 1300 feet of garland, and holiday tree made of 150 beer kegs. patrick: also happening tomorrow, governor scott walker will light the capitol christmas tree inside the state capitol. the lights will go on at 8:00 in the morning. hartland will have a tree lighting tomorrow night. the festivities start at 6:00. santa will light the tree at 6:30. the tree is in the village square at the intersection of capitol drive, north avenue and hill street. u.s. housing secretary will be in milwaukee to tour the rebuilding effort in sherman park. julian castro will join county executive chris abele. they'll be looking at the adult build program. it's designed to address unemployment and lack of training skills with the fixing up of foreclosed properties. sherman park was the scene of violent protests this summer, following a fatal officer-involved shooting. local officers taking kids to a the year, the milwaukee police department will join waukesha and wauwatosa in the cops and kids foundation. the foundation mentors kids who need role models. as part of the e

. >> garlands and >> oh, yes, and breezy this weekend. so hopefully they stay on the tree. >>> and now stepping outside, as we look at the time lapse of arizona science center, we will get the clock rolling, a brief, beautiful sunrise right there. a little cool pink color there. now you are seeing clouds, but do not get excited, so rain today, just clouds passing. and there they are right now, a live look, almost casting a and you can see them on the satellite view, you can see that gray skipping over the valley. no rain, toe, these clouds are aaide of a system--ahead of a system ha is really--system that is really going kick up the wind tomorrow. but we are dry for the most part. the storm system is starting to roll down the california coast and bring snow to nevada and places like utah and in oregon and washington. it is not a big system for us, as far as the rain and snow is above freezing right now. 35 there. 39 in show low. this morning, it was 10-degrees in flagstaff. yes, 57 in show low bend. around the valley, it is pretty nice. t

. >> this is a wonderful costume of judy garland from "the wizard of oz" that we all love. >> auntiehole thing. it's like a museum. i've never hidden behind anybody's skirt. >> she stored them in warehouses hoping to share them in a museum. she opened a casino in las vegas where fans can see the treasures she had collected. >> that's molly brun, all original and that was the original costume from the movie. >> she showed "e.t.'s leonard malten and she loved entertaining the fans in her own showroom. ♪ >> fans could see everything from debbie's costumes to this famous dress, made from drapes that was a big part of "gone with the wind." >> i think it's part of the american culture, don't you? i think our films are the best in the world and this is part of the history of america and even though i was a young girl i mentally wanted to preserve our history. >> these costumes were from the film "how the west was won." this suit was worn by the one and only john wayne and debbie had a fondness for collecting wardrobe worn by marilyn monroe. she went bankrupt and closed and housing her treas

clinton and eisenhower marlon brando with judy garland negative judy garland there were a lot of peoplend this was just between 52 and 69 years it was in use. but it was full of asbestos. the guys to invented it was terrified of fire. so you can get an ada he would fill this up with asbestos so it would not happen to the ship so after was decommissioned they tried to take to it different ports nobody wanted it so right now you have the intact exterior but the interior is bear in. this is a canada goose right there in this french watching. a sassy thing. they say this is a rustbucket they could never get back by would beg to differ it is in good structural condition the fact it has been gutted makes it a good position to rehabilitate so basically they will pay the mooring fees and then ultimately decide they would not restore it as they hoped so the conservancy is back at square number-one in terms of trying to figure out where to go but if you ever go to ikea for his gorgeous. next is coulter city running from 1863 through 1942 and regenerate between $400 million in gold so basically th

what mayor garland did not get that's merrick garland did not .et i'm less concerned about statements made decades ago as i am with angst he's done recently in the senate as a legislator. i will look at his record. made up my mind yet and i don't think i should have made up my mind. >> any decisions you have made up your mind on? am waiting eagerly to see what he will nominate as secretary of state. >> what if it is worker? -- corker? >> sen. corker: the first senator i traveled with overseas. -- senator corker was the first senator i traveled with overseas . bouncing around from pakistan to afghanistan, we had some fascinating conversations. the least of the other three and i came back with a real respect for him because he was a mayor. he and president-elect trump might get along really well because they both have a background in development and construction. he is a very conservative republican greg we do not agree on a lot of issues. he is earnest and honest and fair and he has managed to committee well. >> rudy giuliani? >> that would be harder for me. i don't know rudy, but i'm

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are the democrats point to try to filibuster this nominee as sort of payback for the way merrick garland was never even given so much as a hearing? that could deteriorate the relationship he quickly if to filibuster this nominee as sort of payback for the way merrick garland was never even mcconnell accuses schumer of doing things that mcconnell himself might have done, but that will be a first key test. >> who is senator schumer is go to senator? who replaces chuck schumer? paul: i don't know that anybody can replace chuck schumer. but i think patty murray of washington is his most trusted lieutenant. he and durbin still have this leftover friction. patty murray is getting an enhanced title and responsibilities in her job, moving up to the number three spot in the leadership. i think that will be a key relationship. and then there are some other people here and there. some of them are in lower-level leaderships, like debbie stabenow. some are out in the committee's, where you will see ranking members like jack reed of rhode island. >> there's quite a range in the new leadership that he

the most consequential judges and thinkers on the supreme court >> president obama nominated merit garlande nomination never made it out of the isn't it judiciary committee as republicans argued it should be the new president who chooses >> the president has an right to submit a name and to, you know, pick a person. on the other hand, it's the senate's right to confirm or not confirm. >> reporter: minority leader harry reid who pushed through a bill votes required for a judicial nominee accept the supreme court retired from the senate after serving 30 my good looks. i didn't make the because i'm a genius. i made it because i worked hard. >> reporter: the senate paid tribute to out going vice president joe biden who served three decades in the chamber. chuck schumer will take over for mr. reid when the senate returns in 2017. but remains to be seen what kind of working relationship will have with the new president with whom he shares a long history as a new yorker. in washington, at the capitol, joel wal dman fox news >> joining us to talk more about politics in 2016 and give their predicti

the front window shattered, christmas garland tangled in the glass. workers are hauling away the truck, they hope what's inside could yield key clues in this investigati investigation. the truck driver discovered dead inside, german officials say he was shot, but no gun found on the scene. he was delivering steel beams from italy to germany. investigators are now scouring the area on the outskirts of berlin where he may have parked. the afternoon of the attack he called his wife saying he was grabbing food and would call back, but he never did. this video shows him in a diner. authorities believe he was hijacked. they have the truck's gps and retracing the route that led him to the market. the plaza, 8:02, packed with people, truck plowing through stalls, going 90 yards before coming to a stop. an american was there. >> all the sudden i heard crashing and screaming, looked up, and i saw this truck barrelling sideways, sort of just pushing into the market and coming right at me. >> reporter: trapped in a chaos, she heard pops and thought it was a gun.

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