jane comforted him. turned down a deal to do six years for voluntary manslaughter was later sentenced to a mandatory 50 years to life in prison. it was a victory for dave's family. yes. but not one to celebrate. >> our faith calls us to forgive, and we do. we forgive her. >> but forget? no. not the lauts. not their superman. >> it's very difficult. i miss him every day. i miss him every day. >> i think i'll always grieve. i know i'm always going to miss him. he's always a part of me. but it's hard. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> when i saw her, i lost concept of time. i reached in, pulled her out, and started screaming help. >> please! biby, wake up. wake up! >> it was the worst seconds in my life. >> how was it possible? >> i would give anything if she were alive today. >> such a sweet young wife and mom. such a shattering death. >> i cried all night long.

jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am jane o'brien. the man suspected of driving a truck into a berlin christmas market has been shot dead by police outside a train station in italy. israel takes aim at the obama administration after the u.s. refuses to veto a vote demanding a halt to the israeli settlements on occupied palestinian land. and from staged photographs to selfies, the u.s. presidential campaign has always been a clicked on affair. a new exhibit explores the message behind iconic images. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the suspect in monday's attack on a berlin christmas market has been killed by police in italy. anis amri, who had evaded capture for four days, was killed in milan during a shootout with officers. 212 people died and around 50 others wounded when a truck was driven into a crowd in the german capital. authorities warned that he may have had accomplices. from berlin, our europe correspondent reports. reporter: anis amri's brief, violent life as a terrorist ended her

jane. hoop next? is that you? no. >> jane -- >> jane who? >> jane saeymour you were right >> say it loud. >> jane fonda. >> is she right? okay. next -- >> jane -- >> jane? >> who are you? >> look at the movie behind. the -- >> yeah, yeah. i don't know. character -- character i won't know. >> me neither. >> go. who is it? >> margot robbie, jright? i don't know what part she played. >> "tar zand azan and jane." >> of course. >> and who's that? >> oh, gorgeous. >> jane kerlikowske. >> that was worth it. that was great. [ laughter ] >> okay great. >> i knew i louvred you. we have in front of us something that -- if you look close, not sure it looks appetizing from starbucks. something called a fruitcake frappuccino. ground up a fruitcake put it in with a drishlg and turned it into something that's only available. >> with 1,000 calories. >> only available this weekend. >> nobody wants it more than one weekend. can we save it and give it to people next year? >> hmm. that's pretty good. pretty good. >> it is pretty tasty. >> right? >> yeah. >> yeah

jane. >> yes. it's characters too, not just actors. >> who's next? >> jane -- what? >> jane who? jane seymour. >> i said it very quietly. >> jane fonda. >> jane fonda. is she right? okay, next. jane, who are you? >> look at the movie behind. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't know. characters i don't know. >> me >> okay, go. who is it? >> margo robbie, though, right? i don't know what part she played. >> tarzan and jane. what's next? oh, who? >> who is that lady? >> is that you? >> oh, jane. >> that was worth it. that was great. okay, great. >> i knew i loved you. okay, we have in front of us something that -- i don't know, if you look close, you're not sure if it looks appetizing. this is from starbucks. they have something called a fruitcake frappuccino. so somehow they ground up a fruitcake, put it in with a drink -- >> and turned it into 1,000 calories. >> and it's only available this weekend. >> shall we try? >> can we save it and give it to people next year? >> that's pretty good. >> i was going to say pretty good. >> it is pretty tasty. >> right? >> yeah. is there coff

jane: -- rewrite the rule book. jane: what on earth is he doing now? jon: you know when you are on an airplane and you get a warning to fasten your seatbelt because of unexpected turbulence? hit unexpected air. donald trump talked about $4 million. between. bits in one of the most fascinating parts is in the course donald trump, does he have shares in boeing. one of his aides said he sold his shares in june. we have seen no evidence to back that up. jane: thank you. look at other news. german chancellor angela merkel says the wearing of full-gafaced veils should be banned where possible in germany. such as schools, universities, and law court. angela merkel faces a right-wing challenger in the next election. a british man who gave money to a key suspect in the brussels bombings has been found guilty. he funded 4000 dollars to mohamed abrini. the belgian native that became known as the man in the hat at a secret meeting in england. you are watching bbc "world news america." still to come, teddy k sits down with megyn kelly to talk about her showdown wit

jane: this is bbc world news america. i'm jane o'brien.ains are carried out in germany, searching for the suspect in the berlin market attack. authorities say there is clear evidence linking on a separate amri to theanis deadly assault. donald trump and vladimir putin both talked about strengthening their countries' nuclear capability. and perseverance is inspiring. one man who lost all his limbs to illness is now looking to extraordinary new life. ♪ jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. there is clear evidence linking anis amri to an attack on a christmas market in berlin. that is the word from german authorities today, who says his fingerprints were found on a truck that sped into the marketplace and kill people. his brother called on him to give himself up. our europe correspondent has the latest. reporter: it is new footage that has just emerged. the scene immediately after monday's attack, filmed from a dashboard-mounted camera. a few seconds earlier, this is what happened. we have slowed t

jane o'brien went to look. jane: what goes up must go down, but reaching the stratosphere was the first challenge. it took two hours to ascend and 15 minutes to parachute to earth, at times traveling faster than the speed of sound. previous explorers used complicated capsules. ance used ebola on and a special suit. alan: we tried to build a space suit that was the equivalent to scuba diving with tanks included . i did not have to disconnect or have a heavy capsule. in ascuba diving i went up suit in an environment capable of sustaining me in that time. that is on display at the national air and space museum in virginia, home to other out -- other artifacts of space exploration. ofn: everyone i know dreamed being an astronaut, being above the atmosphere, looking at the curvature of the earth, the darkness of space. in my case, that dream never went away. at 57 years old i am still dreaming. jane: the record-breaking suit cheaply using existing technology and materials. the team simply discovered new ways to appl

jane: we have.nything that suggests it was to have difficult access to the single market went down. in that respect, it was really quite simple. in october we had the party mayerence and theresa suggesting that brexit would happen by the end of march. since then, the market outlook has softened a bit. manus: the supreme court comes out and rules in favor of the parliamentary vote on brexit. we were arguing about this. of it is already priced in. the supreme court perhaps going for ruling in favor of the plaintiffs. jane: i think it is more or less priced in. if we go back to the high court ruling, it's a clear judgment in favor of parliament. for 100 years we've been trying to take away the power of the crown. the market has gone into the supreme court hearing with the anticipation that the ruling will be in favor of the parliament making the judgment and not the prime minister. positioneen a lot of adjustment over the last few weeks. election, the market got really low in dollars. it's difficult fo

also with us, jane foley. jane and george, thank you for joining us.t is priced in, in the fed move? everything is priced in and more, so how much are the markets expecting the fed too high? jane: i suspect that perhaps too much is priced in. whether i'm right is going to determine the direction of the dollar and some other asset prices. we've had trump come in. we've seen the stock markets rally. we've seen speculation about reflation in the u.s. that goes along with the market anticipating that the fate is going to have to react to that. but if the fed does become more hawkish, then we get the dollar rallying even further. that takes me back to the second half of 2014. we had the dollar rallying significantly on anticipation that the fed would cut four times in 2015. in the end, it didn't have to. i think yellen is going to be wary of getting that reaction again. i think she's going to not want to produce a huge dollar rally. other central banks are still in easy mode. francine: if you are the only one hiking and the rest of the world is easing, the

jane: that is the question. the intelligence community made an unusual statement in october saying they believe russia was behind the cyberattacks on the democratic national committee, and it must have been directed from a very high level in the russian government. but they have not said why they came to that conclusion. and of course, intelligence issues are by nature very sensitive and tend to be top-secret. a lot of this report could remain classified, although president obama said he wants the lessons shared with congress. laura: what impact could it have on the policy of the incoming trump administration towards russia? jane: well, that is presumably why donald trump is not that keen to have a review, because he is very fond of vladimir putin in many respects. he praised him during the campaign, he said at one point he thought he was a better leader than president obama, and he has business interests in russia. he also wants a better relationship with russia. to come in on january 20 with a review saying th

=jane/live= =roll cue: regional center= =take vo= =jane/live= =jane/live= =boxes= thanks jane =sam/cuum parking area in nt . >> the community still recovering and there's lots of events we planned later today including a bike-riding memory of the victim and some of those survivors. still struggling with some of the images that unfolded here a year ago. mass shooting took place during a holiday party. the attackers husband and wife working as health inspectors opened fire on their coworkers killing 14 and injuring 22 others. prz police shot and killed the couple about a mile from the location. the community struggled with so many loss of lives. the corner lot here became a gathering location for people to comfort each other and leave their tribute that's will continue later today include ag bike ride that will begin at the san bernardino police department and travel 14 miles, one mile for each person killed and law enforcement will be out here connecting to the community only they can understand. now back to you. >> thank you very much. obviously one of those stories it's still not cle

cheryl: that the interrupt, jane.me said earlier he wanted to pick up on. you had said he thought it was going to be difficult. we have the antiestablishment vote. donald trump will be our next president. voters were tired of the same old, same old lake in italy and london. he is promising growth of 3% to 4% by changing trade agreements and other things pad said he didn't think it was possible under trump administration. why do you say that? >> well, what economists generally said that protections an isolationist policies as they are generally bad for growth. potentially bad for growth domestically, too. consider all the shells that the u.s. stories were suddenly replaced by goods made by americans with higher u.s. wages. you talk about this ordinary day-to-day good becoming a lot more expensive. nicole: defeat the year is in existence five years from now? >> yes. nicole: jane foley, thanks so much for your time this morning. >> thank you. nicole: how will the political chaos in europe play out with investors here? a

jane, you're missing the point. >> no. >> jimmy: it's not about the dirt. >> this. >> jimmy: jane. >> this. >> jimmy: your father ate all your halloween candy. >> no. >> jimmy: yeah. >> no. >> jimmy: and it was delicious. >> it's not. >> no. >> jimmy: you weren't? >> i not -- >> jimmy: you were, yeah. are you going to contradict everything i say? >> no. >> jimmy: you're not? >> no, i want -- i want pancakes. >> all right, those i can get you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'll try again next year. when we come back, children will shriek. the full results of our sixth annual halloween candy youtube challenge, so stick around, we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ? don and i met because i'm a volunteer for meals on wheels. we had an instant connection. what was that? i said, "delivering to you is always a special treat." oh. company, companionship, food... we all need those things. when we get in that spot in life, it's kind of nice to have 'em there. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped w subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars more. ?p

but here's how that went. >> hey, jane. you're already in a bad mood? >> no. >> jimmy: it's about to get worse. >> it's not. >> jimmy: hey, jane. >> no. >> jimmy: do you remember when we went trick-or-treating last night? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was fun, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you remember all the candy we got? >> yeah. >> jimmy: well. daddy ate all of it. >> jimmyyeah. >> jimmy: yeah. he did. i ate all your halloween candy. >> no. >> jimmy: yeah. >> dirt in it. >> jimmy: it hasirt in it? there.s a little bit of dirt in jane, you're missing the point. >> no. >> jimmy: it's not about the dirt. >> this. >> jimmy: jane. >> this. >> jimmy: your father ate all your halloween candy. >> no. >> jimmy: yeah. >> no. >> jimmy: and it was delicious. >> it's not. >> jimmy: when you dressed as a >> jimmy: you were, yeah. are you going to contradict everything i say? >> no. >> jimmy: you're not? >> no, i want -- i want pancakes. >> all right, those i can get you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'll try again next year. when we come back, children will shriek.

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i'm sorry, jane. this is a classic one more example. the cyber mission is fundamentally important within the department. one of most important things that they do, protecting the nation. it's far more damaging and consequential than a small scale attack that we saw in ohio. it can be devastating. i would like to enhance that effort through my legislation to create the cyber agency within the department. but to jay's point, the landmark fwhal we passed, i could not pass that bill because of jurisdiction. the only way we got that done was to put it in the omnibus bill. a bill that passed last december, last congress. and again, i think that says it all about the breakdown of jurisdiction. >> just two additional comments. first, advice to the -- to jay's successor and really jay, you've done a terrific job. no one told that you yet. i'm going to tell you that. and so we can all virtually clap. and, mike, you've done a terrific job as chairman of the committee. i'm really proud of that, too. but advice to the successor, keep it bipartisan.

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musician and author, laura jane grace. music from against me! featuring the 8g band with atom willard. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth mers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. after reports surfaced that donald trump's transition team is in disarray, trump tweeted last night saying that he is the only one who knows the finalists for his cabinet position. but only you can pick the winners. at 8:00/7:00 central. who knows? the next secretary of state could be you. [ laughter ] one of donald trump's potential attorney generals is reportedly already working on a plan to make muslims register with the government. does anyone see a problem with that? or do you nazi? [ cheers and applause ] vice president joe biden and vice president-elect mike pence afternoon, and just to piss him off, biden told the waiter it was their anniversary. [ laughter and applause ] according to a new poll, a

jane is practical as she is stylish. her ensemble with a pair of reasonably priced converse, just $35. >> you've maae me the father of my dreams when thought i only had fun uncle potential. so thank you. i love you. and ryan have showed off their oradable family in public. we can't get over how much little james looks like her mom. so maybe she's got a future in showbiz? >> no. there will be no showbiz in her future until she's 30, i think. it's a safe time for her to enter the game. >> oh, i don't know, ryan. she definitely was a scene stealer yesterday. making. you've got a star in the >>> is there another romance in the making for christie brinkley. the supermodel split from john mellencaap in august, but now it looks like she could be moving on with another familiar face. christie was spotted on a date last night with 16-time grammy-winning producer david foster in ralph lauren's polo club restaurant in new york where they ran into hillary clinton. david and christie aonre lgtime friends and this photo is from august

jane o'brien has the details. jane: there is little denying that donald trump has come to define 2016 according to time magazine. accolade is not exactly attribute. mr. trump was picked for reminding america that demagoguery feeds on despair. it may be hard to measure the scale of his disruption, but according to a popular tv show, the president-elect took issue with accusations he divided the nation. president-elect trump: i did not divide them, they are divided now. we will put it back together and have a country that is well healed. kellyhe has tabbed john tier mr. trump's proposed cabinet. the iowa governor may be the ambassador to china. china says he is an old friend, aftermay come as a relief talk of trade and provocative phone call with the president of taiwan. time magazine said trump demolished the politics of yesterday. it was symbolic that hillary clinton was the runner-up, a position she is all too familiar with. jane o'brien, bbc news. katty: i spoke with the magazine's political editor. you were in

musician and author, laura jane grace. music from against me! featuring the 8g band with atom willard. ? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the mexican border, maybe a beaded curtain? [ laughter ] [ applause ] a female astronaut is about to become the oldest woman to fly into space, and this is pretty amazing. she is going to do it without a rocket ship. [ light laughter ] just take off with rage. the mayor of london said recently that if people based in the u.s. want to escap quote, "london is open." said melania, "taxi!" [ light laughter ] actress carrie fisher revealed in her new memoir that she and harrison ford had an affair while filming the original "star wars." but then he went back to using his hand solo. [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] denver has become the first city in the u.s. to permit the use of remember the specials now -- [ light laughte