. >> temple takes on georgia washington, we'll talk about that and fran dumbfy about his owls' did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> the eagles host washington on sunday, the birds one point under dogs. people are still talking about the loss to cincinnati. fans question the eagle effort. lay out a linebacker why carries scrambled ertz side stepped, he couldn't side step criticism by fans. he talked about the play at a >> i think he could have insured that he couldn't get more carson by any means, there was how to things going how to my mind. >> on to college football. matt rhule and his family arriving in waco texas. the 41-year-old rhule taking in the sights and sounds snapping videos. he was a part of the owls coaching staff

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but almost no one in history has proven to be better in the clutch than georgia washington. ss on. press on. >> the going is slow. washington fears that come suns they will surely be detected. washington's pl . >> washington's plan hinges on surprise and timing. they still have to march nearly ten miles before they reach trenton. >> what often gets forgotten is that the march to trenton is actually worse than crossing the delaware. the blizzard intensifies. and they have to navigate the obstacles. two soldiers actually died from exposure before they everyone reached the battleground. >> some christmas, eh? >>. [speaking foreign language] the enemy! >> the message is that the hessians were drunk. they had been partying all night. actually they were just plain warn out because of what washington has bng doing was to send raiding parties to ride around trenton. to break lines of communication. >> alarm! alarm! >> god be praise. may his vengeance be swift and terrible. >> amazingly washington pulls off the crossing, survives the march and even as the cover of darkness ends, still

this is a battleground poll just put out from georgia washington university. let's put it up on the screen right now, so people can take a look at this. what they found was this. that that clinton voters 24% said they were reluctantly voting. the clinton's reluctant vote was higher. people were less enthusiastic about going to the polls. kellyanne conway talked about that. she said if hillary clinton had picked bernie sanders as a the defendant vote, who was really into voting for these candidates? again, clinton under performance, 75% of her voters said they were defendant. only 79% of trump to voters said they were very defendant. so one of the things you're looking at here is that in very key categories, whether the voters were reluctant to vote for hillary clinton or whether voters were very voting for donald trump, enthusiasm matters in moving forward. people made fun of donald trump's campaigns, his enthusiasm, his ability to rev up his followers, they say that may not turn into votes. turns out it does. that's why he's looking back on this election and

. ♪ >>> georgia washington made a daring journey fault a christmas day battle which many say was a turningar that journey is reenacted and editor ed flanagan and ed spay give us the closer look at the sights and sounds. >> ladies and gentlemen, what you're seeing now is the advanced party going across the river >> came up for the first time washington crossed the delaware. >> does not go well as the attack yorktown, position, >> it's a fun time of day. >> another position. >> go back >> it's great. >> winds have shifted to the northeast. >> american history is very important to his. >> every carrying a must kety, even officers and musicians >> military family get a sense of understanding how how important it is that america was founded the way it was. the step that is had to take place. >> alarming and so fierce. forced them to surrender. >>> 25% of the army would be people of colors >> doing hardships ourselves but pale in comparison >> today is the 240th anniversary of the could saying. 2400 soldier, 200 horses 18 canons across the delaware on christmas day in 1776. >>> lauren is joining

a professor at georgia washington university. >> i would like to know what your thoughts are the fact the trumps say that the accusations >> it's not a concern since they didn't do it. i hate to put it this way, presidents have been selling access for political fund-raising for several decades if not longer. and going forward will having to careful about the smell test. remember the incredible controversy about the clinton foundation donors trying to get access to hillary clinton when she was secretary of state. >> absolutely. jack, let me bring you into this one, last week it was coffee with ivanka. does this raise concerns do you go with the whole thing? this is just politics but isn't it little hypocritical, he went after hillary clinton for doing the same thing during the campaign. >> gary is correct. presidents have been selling access since 1789 when george washington first took the oath, it's gone on 240 years, never stopped, probably never will stop. the reality is the country elected a businessman, trump didn't divest himself of all this overnight. now, his kids have gone too

. >>> developing, one of president-elect donald trump's top aids is raising questions about georgia washington university. kellyanne conway, just announced as a white house counsel for trump. took issue with the record that gw is lifting its u.s. history requirement >>> is live with the details with reaction on this whole thing, hi, >> reporter: the question is this, should gw history majors have to take an american introductory class here before they get a gw degree. this is because of a change made in the requirements here at george washington university. a change that has led to controversy among the critics, national radio talk show hosts larry elders who was raising concerns about all of this because in his view, he says, it is a move that is based on the fact, in his view, too many high school students are arriving at u.s. colleges without a balanced view of american history. >> kids are learning that america is nothing more than a series of incidents that a press people whether it's americans or women or black or hispanics or asian. that's w >> reporter: well, this morning, kellyanne co

washington. marquette playing georgia earlier today... they had four players in double-figures... all of them off the bench. one of those guys being jajuan johnson. 16 points... ten rebounds too. and along with his double-double... he helped feed sam hauser. he led all marquette they improve to 6-2 with their 89-79 win. coming up monday-- dads, daughters and updos. a special class-- all about hair care and family bonding.and-- things are moving along at a new shopping complex in brookfield!we'll take you there for an update.those stories and more on the cbs 58 morning news!we're on from

florida, pennsylvania, new jersey, connecticut, new york, massachusetts, north carolina, georgia and washingtonzations because it's touching every part of the united states. when we stop the killing of palestinians, we're stopping the killing of black lives here, and undocumented folks in a lot of dinner communities. thank you for coming here, and we hope to keep this discussion going past today. >> good morning, my name is marian gray hopkins, i'm here for gun violence on the perspective of police brutality. i'm a survivor, my son was a victim. my son gary hopkins jr. was murdered by the police november 27th, 1999, 17 years ago, and this still continues to plague our country. after 28 hours or less, a person of color is murdered across this country. many if not most unjustly by law enforcement. i'm here today to -- let's talk about what it is that we can do to overhaul the corrupt system that we're dealing with today. many talk about, you know, as mentioned, already, good cops, bad cops, if you're dealing with a corrupt systemic racist issue, then we need to attack it from that aspect. i am al

florida, pennsylvania, new jersey, connecticut, new york, massachusetts, north carolina, georgia and washingtong every part of the united states. when we stop the killing of palestinians, we're stopping the killing of black lives here, and undocumented folks in a lot of dinner communities. thank you for coming here, and we hope to keep this discussion going past today. >> good morning, my name is marian gray hopkins, i'm here for gun violence on the perspective of police brutality. i'm a survivor, my son was a victim. my son gary hopkins jr. was murdered by the police november 27th, 1999, 17 years ago, and this still continues to plague our country. after 28 hours or less, a person of color is murdered across this country. many if not most unjustly by law enforcement. i'm here today to -- let's talk about what it is that we can do to overhaul the corrupt system that we're dealing with today. many talk about, you know, as mentioned, already, good cops, bad cops, if you're dealing with a corrupt systemic racist issue, then we need to attack it from that aspect. i am also a member of a is a roarty

pennsylvania, california, arizona, connecticut, new york, massachusetts, north carolina, georgia and washington state. this is why it is important to continue working on this as national organizations because it is touching every part of the united states and when we stop palestinians, we stop the killing of black lives here and undocumented folks in a lot of different communities. thank you are coming here and we hope to keep this discussion going past today. >> good morning. i am marion gray hopkins and i am here for gun violence, but on the perspective of police brutality. i am a survivor. my son was a victim. my son gary hopkins junior was murdered on november 20 7, 1990 nine by the police, 17 years ago. this continues to plague our country. every 28 hours or less, a person of color is murdered across the country, many, if not most, unjustly. i am here today to talk about what we can do to overhaul the corrupt system that we are dealing with today. many talk about, as mentioned already, good cops, dad cops, but when you deal with corrupt, systemic racist issues, we need to attack it from th

washington. >>> parts of georgia are cleaning up after a tornado came down. more after the break. >>> and why the durham board elections is holding an emergency meeting would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. ng you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. call now. and don't forget the free tv app. get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. saving on mobile data fees, helps big time. switch to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 100 meg internet and unlimited calling to half the world. we can call aunt rose as much as we want now. switching is easy. a money-back guarantee with no contract to sign. plus get free installation, tv equiment and epix included. really? honest...no. >>> ? merry christmas, happy holidays. merry christmas. merry ch

straight ahead -- >> after recent outburst of violence in northwest washington, many residents on georgia avenue are feeling fearful. i'm mike carter-conneen. coming up how police say they are responding. michelle: on 7, as the fans pay tribute to leo fisher. -- pay tribute to carrie fisher, one company's efforts sparking more criticism t movie history for you on this date in 1825. the first cinema in paris and the first time anyone showed a oh, how was the open house? so good! look. 800 square feet, 1 bedroom, hardwood floors, 15 minute ride to work. dude! dude! i know! your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? how do i check? credit karma. it's free. that's great! that's super easy. um hm. that's a credit score. just whip bam boom, it's done. check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit. eyes over there, dude. this apartment's hers. mine... thank you. q: police are stepping up patrols on georgia avenue after two shootings there. fortunately no one has been hurt by a car was damaged in one case on christmas eve. mike carter-conneen

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georgia flowing freely. fy capital beltway to baltimore-washington parkwaysh quiet right now.quiet t now.shape.hape. all good from 70 down throughn u rockville this morning.ville th no typical congestision just yee out by the truck scales.s. metro is gearing up for service at 5:00 that is on o time except for safe track. we'll keep you updated.l keou back to you holly.backyo >> thanks erin. it is 4:4>>9 right now and we aw are following breaking newsgew from syria where just minutes mt ago actually the government suspended the evacuation of civilian and fighters from fro eastern aleppo. aleppo. now, officials are accusingg rebels of breaking the terms t of the deal. more than 3,000 were bust outsto of eastern aleppo on thursdayrsy but th u 50,000 are still trapped. syria's army backed by russia rs has taken nearly all rebeleb held districts. >>> and breaking here at homeeai a familyng of four displaced inl the freezing cold of a theirf ar home was seriously damaged in an overnight fire.ir melanie alnwick joins us livesiv now from silver spring withg wh more and i know it's still early in

washington. >>> a tornado touched down in georgia and was caught on video at a >>> ? and since we have no place to go, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. ? >> you think of the locomotion but i did not initiate a christmas album -- i did not know that she had a christmas album. >> she sounds great. we are feeling the christmas spirit. >>> it is definitely colder [ ready for it. i had so many people tell me especially on wednesday that it is here. as soon as you step outside this morning. take a look at this gorgeous sun on the lucky strike tower. tonight we did our tower lighting at wral last night but over at american tobacco they will light it up tonight with all of the festivities beginning it will be just fine with 33 degrees now and i could smart to start -- a cold start in many places. the dew points is 30 with 28 in henderson and 29 in south hill and 33 in chapel hill. 29 in sanford with 30 in southern pines. so here is a look at the satellite and radar. plenty of sun high pressure keeping us nice and a drive. the high pressure system rotates clockwise, so i

to the gainesville area, across i-10 into areas of southeast georgia this rain will move up the coast today, reaching areas around washington, d.c. and philadelphia until about:00 forecast. so again a chance of thunderstorms, throughout florida, that's where it's warm enough to get severe wind damage out of that. further to the north, later on tonight, there is enough cold air to replace the snow at the start before it changes over to rain. >>> and frances, after this storm is gone in the east, then we will talk about the big cold arctic outbreak. >> here we go. time to bundle up. bill, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, find out why the going anywhere any time soon. a hero comes to the rescue of his neighbors. we will show you the rest and tell you what happened. that's next. more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, unty, the quicker picker upper don't just eat yogurt... wear it. new aveeno?... daily moisturizing body yogurt. enriched with the nutrients found in greek yogurt, intensely nourishes skin for 48 hours. aveeno

washington. >> well, we have new details about the two georgia officers who were fatally shot on wednesday. officers jodi smith and nick smarr were both friends. both were engaged to be married. smarr's sister was smith's fiancee. it started with a domestic disturbance. here's the actual call to 911. take a listen. >> somebody punched holes in my walls. they're shooting. >> oh, no. he shot the police. he shot one of them. >> the officer was shot? >> yes, and i don't know. >> both officers had been fatally shot by minguell lembrick and a manhunt began after that. >> a georgia community in mourning. shortly after america's georgia police officer nick smarr's flag draped coffin arrived at the funeral home, word that a second officer had died. jodi smith, who had clung to life for a day, died in the intensive care unit. the two, best friends. >> jodi was there for nick. he heard him dispatched to that call, he knew he was nearby and he responded. >> the two cops were childhood buddies, went to the police academy together, both killed by minguell lembrick. following an intense frb manhunt, a dra

that suspect in georgia has been caught and charged with attempted murder. pierre thomas, abc news, washington> and check out this dra the make video out of china where firefighters saved a man who was about to jump from the rooftop of a 30-story building. the man had threatened to commit suicide due to relationship problems while hitting himself with an iron bar. a firefighter then crept up behind him while several others tried to distract the man. the man's friends also tried to distract him. meanwhile, the firefighters jump in and grabbed him and pulled him to safety. >> just in the nick of time. >>> a touching moment in a california hospital room two little girls born since separation surgery last week. eva and erika sandoval shared a liver, heart and a third leg and they're recovering well breathing without ventilators and even sharing their toys. >>> and the nba and its players reached a tentative labor deal. it comes five years after a lockout. reports say the agreement is for seven years within aopt out after six. main highlies include ago shorter preseason and week earlier to start th

we are going to star in washington to speak to william courtney, the former ambassador to kazakhstan and georgiau were also a key negotiator in the us soviet missile defence talks. have we ever seen a lower point in the us russian relationship than we do at this moment? not in the us-russian relationship. this is the worst. there was a period in us soviet relations between 1980 and 1984 when the nato countries were deploying missiles to counter soviet missiles in which russian soviet propaganda then was a strong as now. but this is the first time since then. we are hearing how president—elect donald trump is now being put into a difficult position. he is doomed whichever way he goes with this. he could reverse the sanctions, but then he would go against his senior intelligence officials. much will depend on how president trump assesses the mood of the congress. we have seen recently both conservatives and democrats in congress have tougher positions towards recent russian actions, especially the election interference, than does president trump. so president trump will have to govern those two pa

georgia avenue tonight. if you're heading out to the game, carolina panthers versus your washington redskins, kickoff had 8:30, remember, it is blue and sober lines over to martin boulevard. metro closes at midnight. that is our traffic watch. back in 10 minutes with an up day. still inven people are the hospital after the fiery pileup on 95 in baltimore over the weekend. more than 60 vehicles involved happening saturday morning during icy road conditions. two people were killed. a gasoline taker exploded. stormwatch 7 weather team is with you anytime severe weather strikes. stay connected with us on our social media platforms for the latest in the forecast. at 6:03, flames erupting in the district. autria: abc7 was there is crews battled this blaze at a warehouse. sam sweeney is on scene right now. we understand fire breaking out at the dci club. -- d.c. yacht club. is right.t 40 to 45 members keep their boats here. last night they held their christmas party and now take a look at what is left. that is the main clubhouse you're looking at. also the kitchen area. just off to the side is the tool shop where th

bes top side outer loop delaysdeys from 95 to georgia avenue offe f and on. 95 and thef baltimore-washingtonking good. that's a look at traffic. 6:27. steve and allison.is >> up next an update from theupe scene of that overnight fire f at the district yacht club.chtlu >> the skins get some helpns g from their division rivals. they needed dallas to win last night. kept it close but they got it it done. we'll tell if you how that y helps out the burgundy andy gold and preview monday night's big matchup. >> welcome back.>> it is 6:30 on a monday rnrning.s 6: looking at the washingtonton monument. weather and traffic coming upg p for you on the 5s at 6:35. 6:3 >>> right now though at 6:30 recap of our top stories.op sto. a huge fire in southeast brokeia out this morning on thening on h grounds of the district yachtic club. take a look at this video shot s by d.c. fire and ems. ems flames can be seen shootinghoot out of the clubhouse building.lh the fire is now out and the good news here it i does nots no appear that at this point the t fire had spread to any boatsny a or any injuries either. inj

washington. also, a tour of the andy warhol museum and the lives and works of charles russell and georgia o'keefe. american history tv begins at 8:00 eastern on c-span3. >> next week, washington journal will devote the entire program each day to the key issues facing the new trump administration and congress. beginning december 26th, we'll look at national security and defense issues including challenges facing president-elect trump's national security team in the year ahead, and the closer look at the career of secretary of defense nominee james mattis. and then on tuesday, december 27th, it's trade and job issues, exampling how congress and the trump administration could change current trade laws in an effort toeter create or save jobs. on wednesday, december 28th, our issue topic is energy and environmental policy. we'll discuss how energy and climate issues may be impacted by the incoming trump administration. the 29th, we'll talk about immigration and how president-elect trump and the new congress might change immigration policy. on friday, december 30th, we'll look at the future of the affo

. >> joining us now from denver, former georgia congressman jack kingston senior advisor to the trump campaign. with us in washington you. do you agree with that fellow from aei and are you troubled by a president trying to push companies either through carrots or sticks to make, in effect, political decisions and not economic ones. >> yes, i think it's a very bad idea. i agree with the fellow aei. it depends on foreign investment and u.s. investment. much better ways to keep companies here to persuade them to stay here. how about rolling back some regulations. reducing taxes. there are other ways to introduce -- to incentivize companies to stay here. this just invice politics to enter into the determine nance of investment location decisions. better to have economic determinants than thinking who do you know -- it's very bad idea. >> com, i assistant it's great, just great for 1,000 workers in neend who have going to have a very merry christmas and symbolically a message for trump to to say i have got your back. doesn't the market work best when companies make decisions about what's in their own best interest, not

georgia o'keefe. american history tv xwinz at 8:00 eastern on c-span3. >>> next week "washington journal" will devote the entire program each day to the key issues facing the new trump administration in congress. begin monday december 26th we'll look at national security and defense issues, including challenges facing president-elect trump's national security team in the year ahead and james madison. on tuesday, december 27th it's trade and job issues examining how congress and the trump administration could change current trade laws in an effort to create or save jobs. on wednesday, december 28th, environmental policy, how energy and climate issues might be impacted by the new congress and incoming trump administration. thursday, december 29th we'll talk about immigration and how president-elect trump and the new congress might change immigration policy. and on friday, december 30th, we'll take a look at the future of the affordable care act, now the republican congress and the trump administration will repeal and replace the aca, and the key players to watch in the months ahead. be sure to watch "w

georgia avenue in northwest d.c. at 12:30 a.m. yesterday morning at the c.v.s. in southwest washington, police say this individual committed and assaulted employees. police would later learn he was driving mccauley's toyota scion iq at the time of the incident. then person of interest seen on 7th in northeast d.c. last night before 11:00, john pan padgett who had seen the man's car on social media walking his dog when he saw the person of interest in the carbonationing up and down to -- interest in the car bouncing up and down to loud music. he called in the tip that led to the discovery but it was after a brief interaction with a person of interest. >> hello, sir. how are you? it was edgy. he seemed really off or aggressive. or out of it or something. it was frightening. it's just one of those moments you just know okay, i'm here to do something. i have to do something to make sure it's effective. jeff: poli that mccauley and the person of interest knew one another prior to this incident. the big question is how did they come together and what did happen? police is urging anyone in th

washington, laura bicker. democratic senator amy klobuchar is with republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham on a three-day tour of the baltics, georgia and ukraine, talking about cyber crimes. they said it was time for moscow to understand that enough is enough. before heading off to kiev, senator klobuchar gave her reaction from lithuania about the sanctions the united states is imposing. sen. klobuchar: well, i think this is a strong initial start. i think moore will happen. we will have hearings in congress. we finally have a public report that declassified some of the information. i am in lithuania right now with senators john mccain and lindsey graham and we are here to stand up for our allies in eastern europe and nato and to make the point that this isn't about one political party. i am a democrat, they are both republicans, one of them was the republican candidate for president. we see this not about one candidate or party but as an assault on democracy. this is something that was not just about american democracy, it is about all democracies. there is upcoming elections in germany and france. and for the u.s. just to roll ov

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the crash approaching fort washington on the turnpike is now gone but delays spill back on the blue route. and in georgiaction on the connecter eastbound 130, just 5 miles per hour. avoid it use 1 or 95 instead. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. >>> still to come we'll break down the best boots for the cold weather in what's the deal. and sky 6 hd looking live over philadelphia city hall. rush hour is underway tonight. meteorologist, adam joseph, has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up n. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph, joins us now with the very cold accuweather forecast. >> and active as well. we have a couple of rounds of snow mixed into the seven-day forecast and rain as well. warm temperatures, arctic air. >> how much time do you need? >> 3:15 please. >> start the clock. take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan clouds are now here as the arctic front is approaching from the north and west and no precipitation now and right around the 11:00 hour at midnight we'll watch for snow to blossom in southern areas and skirt into southern new jerseyn. with

georgia and south carolina. several people are still in the hospital. some have critical injuries. the national weather service has now confirmed 34 tornadoes in seven states. >>> tacoma, washington, is dealing with the third death of a police officer since 1985. late last night officer reynolds jake tieres was killed after responding to a domestic violence call. the suspect was shot and killed standoff. police say the gunman used two children as human shields. s.w.a. officers rescued a 6-year-old boy and 8-year-old girl who were inside the home when the standoff was happening. it's not clear what their relationship was to the suspect. >> we've suffered a great loss and i think the community has suffered a great loss and i don't know how to put that into words. other than to here appreciates the kind thoughts and t to us. >> the children didn't report being injured, but they were taken to the hospital. >>> president-elect donald trump is celebrating jobs today after he announced carrier air won't send more than 1,000 jobs to mexico. p to indiana where carrier is located with vice president-elect mike pension. the president-elect said leave -- mike pence. the president-elecwpt id

washington. >> what an incredible icon. there aren't that many americans left that can say they have done the things he has done. >>> we have new details about the two georgia officers fatally shot on wednesday, officer yody snit and nick smar were best friends and engaged to be mayor rid. smar's sister was smith's fiancee. it started with a domestic disturbance. >> somebody punched holes in my walls. >> they're shooting. >> oh, no. he shot the police. he shot one of them. >> the officer was shot? >> yes, and i don't know. >> both officers had been fatally shot by alleged gunman miguel limbrick. >> reporter: a georgia community in warning. shortly after america's georgia police officer, nick smars flag-draped funeral arrived at the funeral home. a second officer had died, jody smith, who had clunk to life for a day, died in the intennessee care unit. the two best friends. >> jody was there for nick. he heard him dispatched. he knew he was thereby and he respond. >> reporter: the two cops were childhood buddies, went to the police academy together. both killed by miguel limbrick. 26 hours after the gunman shot both officers and went on the run, it ended with

strange and he does this first in south carolina and then in savannah, georgia in 1864 and 1865 and 1866. after the war he moves to washingtones to law school at george washington where i teach and then -- and then after the war he gets a job as a u.s. attorney in of all places jackson, mississippi. and in jackson, mississippi he -- his job is primarily to prosecute bootleggers and klansman and here you have fÉlix who up until 1862 was not the kind of person that would have much sympathy for african americans. now becoming a prosecutor of those who persecuted them. so i thought that was a great story. >> the book is with great stories. the book also made me realize that the personal hero of mine was richmond, had trouble so some of my students in the room and one of the things i like to do on the first day of class, i like to take them to the staten island ferry. here this great celebrator of diversity, of the humanity of new york of all things new york, but in 1842, notoriously anticatholic and antiirish and there's much discretion about election violence, who knows what will happen in the election, you have this passage on

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georgia. they are going to the craukrain. the message is pretty straightforward, make clear to putin that not everybody back in washington has a rosy view of him. to off assurance to our allies in those countries that america is still on their side. and so those two senators are looking for ground here. i don't know if they can ultimately try to stop tillerson's nomination, but they are going to make this confirmation process entirely about russia if they have anything to say about it. >> it's interestsing the choice because it's another -- we'll get to some of the others in a moment but one of these choices that trump has made to a degree unnerves the washington establishment. senator mccain and senator graham and marco rubio is in the same camp a friend of vladimir putin is not the right attorney secretary of state. that's what washington says. donald trump says during the campaign you're wrong. >> rex is friendly with many of the leaders in the world that we don't get along with and some people don't like that. they don't want him to be friendly. that's why i'm doing the deal with rex. >> you can make, think of it as trum

georgia in 1864, 65, and 66. what i thought was interesting is after the war he moved to washington and goes to law school at george washington and after he gets a job as a u.s. attorney and of all places, jackson, mississippi. in jackson, mississippi his job is primarily to prosecute bootleggers in -- so here you you have felix branigan who up until 1862 was not was not the kind of person who would seem to have much sympathy for african-americans now becoming a prosecutor of those who persecuted him. i thought that was great story. >> the books also make me realize that a personal hero of mine was whitman. he was troubled. so one of my students in the room and one of the things i like to do is on the first day of class i like to take them on the staten island ferry and then read the great -- cross crossing brooklyn's very. here's this great celebrator of humanity and all things new york. but in 1842 it was whitman whitman was the tories the anti- catholic and there's much discussion about election violence. so you have this passage on page 192 of the book, on election day in the fix rule, each faction attempted to

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washington, lauren blanchard, fox 13 news. >> this week the president-elect nominated tom price a his health secretary price is representative from georgia who has long opposed fox 13 marissa lynn joins us with what changes we can expect with price in charge. >> yeah, linda no question about it withdrew now know big changes are coming to healthcare. this could spell big changes to medicare and medicaid. let's show you what it means for obamacare. for the past 6 years republicans have objected to president obama's healthcare law. over and over again. mr. speaker i ask unanimous. object. i object. i object. the modern healthcare work force. objection. >> i ask unanimous >> objection. the gentlemen will state his objection. object. that's tom price man president-elect donald trump picked to a run u.s. department of health an attack obamacare from within. while many. and, single payer system or something sla are to medicare for all of us, price and republican leaders will move in the opposite direction. as health secretary, he has power to not promoting healthcare enrollment. price already has a replacement in mind. >> tom price has forefron

georgia refuses the invitation which raises questions about the loyalty of the southern colonies. >> it's the massachusetts boys here to tell us what to do. >> gentlemen, allow me to introduce myself. i am colonel george washingtonity. >> please know the feelings of those two are hardly the majority. thank you, both. >> to john and sam's surprise, the massachusetts delegation greeted in philadelphia by some admiring virginians led by george washington. who provides some much-needed encouragement. >> if the british dare to unleash their troops on the people of boston, i would raise a thousand men at my own expense. if they can treat massachusetts so unjustly, they can do so to any of us. >> george washington was the only one of the american colonials who had substantial, successful military experience, who showed a natural talent for military leadership. >> it takes men like george washington to show the parliament you can't push one of us around, we're all going to stand up against you. >> that never would have happened for sam adams pushing for the split with the parliament. >> while the meeting with george washington gives john and sam hope that congress will unify quickly, once in session, it's not long befor

outer loop 95 to georgia at speed and 95 towards bwi flowing freely in southbound side from icc to beltway still in great shape. same story route 1 and baltimore washington and seeing delays pick up. no longer delay free on 270 from 70 to truck scales only a ten minute delay because of congestion and once you get to 109 you on up from clarksburg through gaithersburg and rockville and 66 eastbound we are starting to see that congestion pop up from 234 to nutly street. give yourself about five to seven extra minute and majority of the congestion 23 i'll let you know when that changes and northbound 395 quiet and inbound bridges cruising. i'll keep you updated on morning traffic. metro on time except for safe track surge 11, holly and maureen. >> cellphone video of police dragging a woman off eye delta airplane has gone viral. this happened at the detroit metropolitan airport. officers say the woman skipped past the ticket agent at the gate and boarded plain she was asked repeatedly to get off and refused police then had to physically remove her she was arrested and charges are pending college as cross the country are becoming bomb sniffing dogs to campus t

washington on russia, i should say. in a sign this week that trump may try to ease those sanctions, kingston, a former georgia congressman, very visible trump surrogate, was in moscow this week briefing american businesses, discussing the possibility that trump could water down those sanctions. he later told npr that he did not meet with any officials from the russian government, but this comes as perhaps this post-election detente between the white house and donald trump could be over, because of this russia issue. yesterday the white house press secretary josh earnest said that trump was quote, obviously aware of russia's involvement in the elections because trump urged russia to hack hillary clinton, the last press conference that he had which was nearly five months ago. now, trump fired back this morning in a tweet, saying this. if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so long to act? why did they complain only after hillary lost? now, a top trump campaign adviser, kellyanne conway, attacked the white house press secretary early this morning, saying this. >> that is breath-taking. i gu

son whose most famous only washington came when king david calla pool was a visiting head of state in november of 1874. he spoke before congress a representative from from georgiard parksville was over her jet into a college that in the good old days of slavery became quote would have brought $1500 on the block. bell succeeded by the end of his term in reversing all the gains that african-americans have made under congressional reconstruction and at the end of the day colonel bell as he was called was proud of having stop what he called a folly, attempted social revolution to place african-americans on equality with quotations. i should add that the statue is new. the statue is on a corner and you will find the county's newfound wealth everywhere come towering courthouse in the county jail branches of major banks that nothing will point you to the spot where the corpse of rob edwards hung from a telephone pole in 1912. nowhere is there photograph of the same street filled with government troops to quell its recurring state of insurrection. if history is written by the victors 100 years after the expulsion of victorious white people of forsyth have successfully

georgia. we're going to continue to stay on it for you. more for you as we get it. >>> so foreign diplomats are flocking to the hotel in washington raising alarms about ties between the administration and the incoming president's business empire. chief national correspondent ed henry live in washington. ed, we hear that business is booming at the trump hoelt behind you which is the old post office and leased it and built a hotel there. we understand it's creating questions about conflicts of interest. do tell. >> reporter: business is booming so much that the embassy is having a hanukkah party here next week. that's not something you would expect or hear every day. the government of bahrain having an reception here at the hotel today. last night mike pence, the vice president-elect delivered a speech here as well. there's all kinds of people pouring into the hotel behind me on pennsylvania avenue in washington, bringing it business. as you say, raising questions because the washington post ran a story where one asian diplomat told them, why wouldn't i stay at his hotel blocks from the white house so i can tell the president i love your new hote

head, south carolina, and then in savanna georgia in 1864, 1865 and 1866 and what i thought was even more interesting is that after the war he moves to washington, goes to law school at george washington, where i teach and then after the work he gets a job as a us attorney in of all places, jackson, mississippi. in jackson, mississippi, his job is primarily to prosecute bootleggers and clansmen and so here you have felix brenneman who up until 1862 clearly was not the kind of person who seem to have much sympathy for african-americans now becoming a prosecutor of those who persecuted them. i thought that was a great story >> the book is filled with great stories. also, made me realize that a personal hero of mine, walt whitman, had his troubles. there are some of my students in the room and one of the things i like to do is on the first day of class i like to take them on the staten island ferry and read the great whitman. so, here was this great celebrator of diversity, humanity of all things new york, but in 1842, the same walt whitman, notoriously anti- catholic and anti- irish and there's much discretion-- discussion about election violence

son whose most famous moment in washington came when king david of hawaii was head of state in november of 1874. as he spoke before congress the representative from georgia hiram parks bell was overheard joking to a colleague that in the good old days of slavery became quote would have dropped $1500 on the rock. the southern democrats succeeded by the end of the second term and reversing all the gains that african-americans have made under reconstruction. at the end of his -- colonel bell was proud of having stop what he called a folly, attempted social revolution to place the africans upon an equality with the caucasians. i should add the statue is new. yeah. the corner of main street you will find signs of the county's newfound wealth everywhere at our new courthouse the glass faÇade of the new county jail branches of major banks that nothing will point you to the spot where the corpse of rob edwards hung from a telephone pole on the afternoon of september 10, 1912 or ignores their photograph of the same streets filled with government truth to quell his returns -- recurring state of insurrection. history is written by the victors 100 years after the ex