jeanne moos cnn new york. a four hundred pound wheel of cheese rolled into concord, massachusetts yesterday. 3it cheese parade. you can see the crowd cheering and waving flags for this big wheel from northern italy ...marking the seventh annual celebration. it's described as a mild, rich, buttery cheese with a slightly tangy finish.also. there's a cheese queen and her court. 3 you may know santa claus as a jolly old man in a red suit... with a man bun. they call him... hipster santa!he made his first appearance at "pioneer place" mall last year. and he's back again.he will be at the mall until december 22nd. 3 3 in your health watch ... the second man to step foot on the moon had to be evacuated from the south pole..86-year-old buss aldrin was visitng antarctica in a tot in good spirits while being flown to new zealand to be checked out out he has fluid in his lungs but is said to be responding well to antibiotics.aldrin was kept overnight for observation. 3 health officials in johnson county, texas are trying

cnn's jeanne moos has the story. gift-giving has hit rock bottom with this 85-dollar stone. and before you use your phone to share a photo of the nordstrom rock, give your device a nap in the phone bed...arianna huffington:"as a ritual you tuck them in."two items so unique, comedians don't even have to make a joke to get a laugh....jimmy kimmel: (laughter)."it had folks stumped. "is it from somewhere special at least...i-e the moon...somewhere, anywhere?" nope, nordstrom says it's just a smooth los angeles-area stone wrapped in rich, vegetable tanned leather created by artist peter maxwell. even the store guessed at its purpose..."a paperweight? a conversation piece? a work of art?"jimmy kimmel:"it looks like a baked potato in leather pants (laughter) parody account tweeted "already wearing my lederhosen." and if the 85-dollar medium is too pricey, there's a 65-dollar small. oops. both sold out at nordstrom on line. it's the upscale version of the pet rock from the 70s that came in a cardboard carrier with air holes....nat sound:"oh he's nice looking too."unlike the pet rock

jeanne moos:"who picked those?"laura klutts:"i did."laura klutts and another zookeeper went to target and the apes seem to enjoy music. they like toys that keep them from getting bored. so the keepers shoot bubbles at them. the orangutans toss around hula hoops. there's even a full length mirror on the registry.laura klutts: "mei really likes to check out the parts of her body she can't normally see. she'll turn around. she'll look at her back."jeanne moos:"typical woman trying to see if her butt looks big or what?"laura klutts:"absolutely."also on the registry...movies l orangutans love watching movies. they plant themselves in front of the film and watch the whole thing."but why so many air fresheners? and what's with the britney spears fragrance? all of that is considered scent enrichment, to spray, not on the orangutans but on their things. jeanne moos:"so there's a chance that britney spears women's fantasy will end up on their sheets?"laura klutts: "yes."so imagine this hairy ape sitting around listening britney spears and relatin

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jeanne, what happened here? >> it's absolutely unacceptable.n a flight for their father's political expblrks well no, hang on, hang on. you said attack. i don't mean physically attack. >> verbally attacked. >> they were confronted. he said your father is ruining the country. >> absolutely uncalled for and unsuspectable.ç didn't recognize it as the viable administration. of their country. you are going to find the same thing on the people on the democratic side and donald trump has got to reach across the aisle and try to show that he is the president of all people and so far you look at his numbers and he is not able to make that. >> you can't hold donald trump responsible for what happened to his daughter on this flight. katrina. i just want to say to you that, in fact, delta threw this fellow off the flight but he said i'm being expelled -- i'm sorry, jetblue through him off he said i'm being expelled because i expressed my opinion. how would you respond? >> well, look, there really aren't words to describe the grotesque nature of what occur

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yesterday michael jim ti here's our jeanne moos with the? legacy of the famous burger. >> reporter: the creator the big mac did not die from a big mac attack. >> ??it's not really that unhealthy. >> reporter: big mac's maker ?? lived to the age of 98. it was nearly 50 years ago he first served a big mac at ??his mcdonald's franchise near pittsburgh. it was an instant success. went national, immortalized by >> two all beef patties special sauce, lettuce cheese. >> reporter: ??where is the special sauce? there's the special sauce. the original sold for ??-- >> forty-nine cents. >> reporter: now it's as much as five bucks and sold world wide. in paris. >> what do ?,!ey call a big mac >> a big mac is a big mac, but they call it a la ??big mac. >> reporter: they say only one have tried a big mac. they tweeted, we will thank ??a ever remember you. one person suggested, why not return the big ??mac to its former size? it's so small ??it's pathetic. not true, says mcdonald's. another fan suggested if they even the guy ??who invented it, jumbled the

jeanne his famous burger. the creator of the big mac did not die from a big mac attack....nats:"it's not really that unhealthy."the big mac's maker...nats:"mr. jim delligatti..."lived to the age of 98. it was nearly 50 years ago that he first served a big mac at his mcdonald's franchise near pittsburgh. it was an instant success, went national, immortalized by the jingle...nats:"two all beef patties special sauce blended cheese" sesame seed bun special sauce" where is the special sauce? there's the special sauce the original big mac sold for... nats:"49 cents at the time." now it's as much as 5 bucks. and sold worldwide, though in paris...nats:"what do they call a big mac? a big mac's a big mac but they call it le big mac." mac."you know they say only 1 out of 5 millenials has ever ever tasted a big mac mcdonald's didn't lower its flag to half staff but it did forever remember you." fans posted big mac tribute photos. one suggested "to honor his legacy why not return the big mac to its former size? it's become

jeanne moos reports on the legacy of his famous big mac burger. >> reporter: the createor of the big mac did not die from a big mac attack. >> it's not really that unhealthy. >> reporter: big mac's maker lived to the age of 98. it was nearly 50 years ago that mcdonald's franchise near pittsburgh. it was an instant success. it went national, immoralalized by the single ? to all beef patties special sauce lettuce cheese ? >> it is a special sauce. >> this is the special sauce. >> reporter: the original big mac sold for. >> $0.49 at the time. >> reporter: now it's as much as five bucks and sold world wide. though in paris. >> what do you call a big mac? >> >> reporter: they say only one out of five millennials has ever tasted a big mac. mcdonald's didn't low its flag to half-staff but it did tweet... jim we thank and will forever remember you. fans posted big mac tribute photos. one suggested to honor his legacy why not return the big mac to its former size. it's become so small it's pathetic. not true says mcdonald's. cremate him they should put him in a big mac box. i love big macs. b

jeanne moos reports. gift-giving has hit rock bottom with this 85-dollar stone. and before you use your phone to share a photo ofthe nordstrom rock, give your device a nap in the phone bed... arianna huffington: "as a ritual you tuck them in." two items so unique, comedians don't even hae laugh.... jimmy kimmel: "this is what they call a medium leather wrapped stone laughter ."it had folks stumped. "is it from somewhere special at least...i-e the moon...somewhere, anywhere?" nope, nordstrom says it's just a smooth los angeles-area stone wrapped in rich, vegetable tanned leather created by artist peter maxwell. even the store guessed at its purpose..."a paperweight? a art?" jimmy kimmel: "it looks like a baked potato in leather pants laughter ."the rock's own parody account tweeted "already wearing my lederhosen." and if the 85-dollar medium is too pricey, there's a 65-dollar small. oops. both sold out at nordstrom on line. it's the upscale version of the pet rock from the 70s that came in a cardboard carrier with air holes.... nat sound: "oh he's nice looking too

and jeanne moos on alan thicke.eloved comedian and became american's dad. >> i'm jacyn seaver. this is my house. this is seavers house. hey ben you're ground ltd. >>> ivanka trump will have an office in the white house. this as she and her husband go house shopping in washington. >> reporter: each now on the hunt for a premier washington address. ivanka trump and jared kushner are preparing to move to d.c. with their three young children. sources tell cnn this past sunday they were out house shopping in georgetown. >> i'm incredibly proud to play a small role in debunking this caricature of what a working woman likes. >> theblgd go the iconist route, snatching up one of the hottest in d.c. or just blocks away something more in line with the manhattan apartment they live in now. this sprawling penthouse condo at the ritz carlton residences, clocking in as the most expensive con doe on the market in washington at nearly $12 million. but d.c.'s new power couple aren't the only well heeled headed to washington in the ma

and on that wonderful note and tribute to jeanne, thank you both for being here and please join me in a round of applause. [ applause ] >> all day saturday american history tv on c-span 3 is featuring programs about this week's 75th anniversary of the japanese attacks on pearl harbor. beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern, national archives christopher carter reads from u.s. navy deck logs describing events on ships that were under attack in pearl harbor, followed by the pearl harbor casualty burial of john h. linsley at arlington national cemetery, one of the casualties aboard the uss "oklahoma." his remains were identified 75 years after the attack. then at 9:00, tour pearl harbor attack sites and memorials on the island of oahu with daniel martinez. then president franklin delano roosevelt's december 81941 speech of congress asking for a declaration of war followed by the 75th anniversary ceremony at pearl harbor co-hosted by the national park service and u.s. navy. and from 11:00 to 1:00 p.m. we're taking your cals and tweets live. ian toll, author of "pacific crucible, war at sea in the

jeanne wolf there.nnection with the truck attack in berlin earlier this month. police raided the suspect‘s home and workplace after his number was found on the phone of anis amri — the man who drove the truck into a christmas market, killing 12 people and injuring nearly 50. catriona renton reports. security is tightened in berlin ahead of new year celebrations, coming so close after the attack on the christmas market. 12 lives were lost and dozens injured when the truck ploughed into the crowds of christmas shoppers on the evening of the 19th of december. the man who was driving, anis amri, from tunisia, was shot dead by police in milan four days later. now, another man, a a0—year—old also from tunisia, has been detained in connection with what happened here. german prosecutors say his number was found on amri's phone. it has been reported police raided his home and workplace in berlin. officials have until thursday to decide whether to formally arrest him. the man who should have been driving the lorr

. >> jeanne, thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> toughest job in the world is to be the quarterback of the losing team in the super bowl and having to go into the press conference straight afterwards. so jeanne is the cam newton of the democratic what a the 20. that concludes this "wall street journal" ceo council. thank you all again for coming. i want to say a particular thank you to our team who worked so hard to make this such a great event and make it go so smoothly, particularly as you can probably tell from the agenda we had to scramble pretty hard to in the course of the last week to make sure that we had an appropriate relevant topical agenda for you to enjoy and i hope you enjoyed. thank you all indeed very much for coming. a reminder, the sessions and discussion will be published in a special report in "the wall street journal" next tuesday, november 22 of want to thank our sponsors, enterprise florida, nasdaq, and worked a. thank you much begin to you. it wouldn't be possible without your support. please do

the hollywood journalist jeanne wolf told me just now of the impact carrie fisher's death had on herr never regained consciousness. so her mother saw her daughter lying there, and sent out messages that she was in a stable condition, but she knew carrie was going to die, and so it wasjust too much for her. her son said she wanted to be with her daughter. i don't know all of the details, but i know that debbie has been in fragile health. just last year she was honoured by the screen actors‘ guild. and debbie loved to dress up in sequins and get applause, she loved the attention, and she was too ill to show up. and carrie accepted the award. if you see debbie reynolds at 19 years old in singin‘ in the rain, you would never forget her. she went on to do tammy and the bachelor and the unsinkable molly brown. they called her unsinkable. she tried to be a survivor, just like molly brown. what did she say about the iconic role in that iconic movie at the age of 19? you know, she was up for it. she said it was just a wonderful blessing, something that came to her unexpectedly. she was determ

jeanne moos is "outfront." >> reporter: they were in australia hunting bore.greg went running to rescue his dog, max, from a kangaroo that was holding the dog in a head lock. tonkin's approach, the kangaroo released the dog and the two squared off, man versus marsupial. kangaroo reacts with a "you did not just do that" look of disbelief before turning tail. round one goes to the man. >> exciting, launches a right hand to the kangaroo's snout. >> reporter: the fight overthrowing that punch heated up as the video went viral. the question is did the guy do the right thing by punching him? >> no. >> reporter: he didn't? >> no. poor kangaroo. kangaroos are beautiful. >> i don't think he hurt the kangaroo. >> he's somebody that needed to protect his dog. >> i think it's a happy ending. >> reporter: but there was also an unhappy ending. the hunt was organized to fulfill a wish for a 19-year-old who suffered from a rare form of cancer. a few months later, a few days after marrying his sweetheart in his hospital room, he died. those on the hunt say barwick thought the

and on that wonderful note and tribute to jeanne, thank you both for being here and please join me in a round of applause. [ applause ] tribute to jean, thank you both for being here. and please join me in a round of applause. [ applause ] >>> please take your seats. we're going to let the servers finish with the coffee and desert. we want to respect everyone's time. i want to agree with something that speaker gingrich said when he was up here. it is an incredible opportunity to focus on equality of opportunity to have dr. ben carson as the incoming hud secretary. and i'm fortunate to be able to work on the transition team on hud issues, and it has been so interesting, as i've been back in the hud building, over the past couple of weeks, a place that my dad -- some hud employees reminded me that when you walk into the building, it feels like you're in, let's see, eight floors or ten floors of basement. but despite that fact, the people in there care deeply about fighting poverty, and providing opportunity for all. what you witnessed up here with michelle van cleave, speaker gingrich a

nats: our own secret sauce jeanne moos cnn nats: onions, pickles on a sesame seed bun. pickles onions on a sesame seed bun. new york.// ((paul joncich)) combo for its "special sauce." today, mcdonald's sells 900-million big macs all around the world./// ((denise valdez)) >>> chocolate with less sugar but the same taste? nestle claims they've cracked the code. the global chocolate maker says by hollowing out sugar particles, it can reduce the chocolate's sugar content by as much as 40-percent. nestle is applying for a patent... and plans to start rolling out products containing the new sugar in 2018. the swiss company coul' calories, costs, and regulatory approvals while it's in the process of patenting the product. it also wouldn't say exactly which products would contain the new sugar, saying only it was looking at a breathrough! /// ((paul joncich)) >>> investigators are left with more questions than answeres after examining the wreage of plane that crashed in columbia. ((denise valdez)) >> new audio found from the cockpit suggesting a scenario that caused the deadly

senator jeanne shaheen sent a letter questioning whether flynn shared intelligence inappropriately innistan. senator, welcome. thank you very much. happy holidays to you. >> nice to be with you. >> michael flynn was cleared, i believe, and promoted after this incident. so is it fair to resurrect old history about what happened where he was sharing intelligence apparently with allies in afghanistan? >> well, i think the questions we raised in the letter didn't refer to the afghanistan situation solely. we pointed out that he and his consulting business went to russia, sat next to vladimir putin to celebrate russia today. was paid by the russian government to do that. he's had a consulting business which now he's said he's turning over to his son. it is not clear what interest he will maintain this that. it does business with foreign governments. his tweeting throughout the campaign, his use of classified intelligence restricted information, i think all of that needs to raise questions with the public about what he's going to be doing as one of the top security advisers to the president

>> jeanne moos, cnn. new york. >> who eats pizza for the holidays anyway?ople might bake a cake for the holidays. we have one for you and a very large one at that. the german city of dresden kicked off the christmas season with the traditional cutting of the rum and fruit bread. this year's cake was more than 3 1/2 meters long. that's 11 and a half feet. it weighed a whopping 3 tons. sales of the slice also go to charity for the annual tradition. yummy. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'll be right back after the break with more news. we'll be live in milan and austria for critical votes. thanks for watching. see you in a minute. >>> crucial elections under way in austria and italy. in a couple of hours fidel castro's ashes will be buried. what the former dictator's brother had to say in the memorial to the people. plus, survivors of a deadly warehouse fire in california talk about their narrow escape and of the friends who did not. it's all ahead on "cnn newsroom." we're live in atlanta. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around th

and jeanne moos is next. generosity is its own form of power.m for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out of the gutter. mornings are for coffee and contemplation. that was a really profound observation. you got a mean case of the detox blues. don't start a war you know you're going to lose. finally you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all your other entertainment. on xfinity x1. >>> a texas zoo will be holding a baby shower for a pregnant orangutan. they have created an unusual gift list. it is christmas. maybe you wouldn't want to help fulfill it. >> blankets and bowls and bubble bath that looks just like another baby gift registry at targeted. but this is targeted at a couple of apes and their unborn baby. may's due date is the last week in january. what mom couldn't use a food processer or a baby monitor. what is an ape to do with cds from adele, dolly parton and simon and garfunkel. who picked those? >

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grinch >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> love that the guy did something great with it andare talking about -- that's me. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. somebody foolishly is bragging about this. >> all right. we have an awful lot to talk to you about this morning. >> next hour of your "new day" starts right now. ♪ >> it was an unprecedented cyberattack ordered by senior russian leadership on the u.s. election. trump repeatedly praised russia during his campaign. >> two of trump's most high profile and most loyal supporters are no longer in the running for jobs. >> perhaps the most significant development here, something that many people had been waiting for that confession video of dylann roof -- >> i went to that church in charleston. i did it. >> well, good morning to you. happy saturday. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. thanks for waking up with us. we'll get to

jeanne of alton, iowa says "i'm writing this note due to a concern i have about some photos which were shared on sunday, november 20th's boradcast. there were some viewer photos that indicated an 8 year old was driving the tractor pulling a grain car alongside his father combining. i am a farm wife and nurse practioner and have a concern about any child youner than 12 driving that type of equipment. the reaction time and abstract thinking skills are not developed at that age. i don't apprecaite the assumed acceptance of this practice. please consider this in the future when sharing viewer photos. " i have your address, so we'll make sure a mug is on the way, jeanne. while i ty on farms across this great country, i honestly didn't think twice about airing it. we aired a similar picture earlier this fall, and it was a family i personally know. i didn't think twice about airing the picture becase i viewed it as refreshing young kids are putting in such hard work. but the bottomline is, it's ultimately their parents' decisions on what they let their kids do on the farm. in two short years,

here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> who needs reindeer? so -- >> to deliver presents when they can deliver pizza, dominos in japan is training reindeer at a drive-in school to deliver pizza in one of the coldest, snowiest region. >> if a reindeer runs properly, it can go as fast as 80 kilometers per power. it goes especially fast on snow. >> it can deliver pizza at 50 miles an hour. dominos should expect lawsuits. >> grandma, watch out! >> grandma got run over by a reindeer ♪ >> the trainers seem to be having trouble reigning in their pizza delivery reindeer, which would be equipped with gps devices so customers can check on their progress. how do you say publicity stunt in japanese? >> publicity stunt. >> dominos is no stranger to marketing ploys. take the edible box dominos u.k. dreamed up for april fool's. just last month dominos in new zealand demonstrated the pizza delivery drone. it flew to the appointed address and lowered a pizza. company officials in new zealand say in the next couple of years drones could make up 25% of deliverie

jeanne moos, cnn. new york. >> amazing how that jingle never leaves your head.e known that for a long time. that was for you. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. president-elect trump hits the road for a victory lap today. he's thanking voters for his stunning upset and celebrating a campaign promise that he's already delivered. mr. trump traveled to indianapolis where he's brokered a deal that will keep about 1,000 factory jobs from moving to mexico. trump had targeted carrier on the campaign trail and vowed to keep american jobs from moving abroad. that pledge mobilized voters in the rust belt and tonight, trump kicks off his thank you tour in the battleground states that clinched his victory. first stop, at a campaign style rally in downtown cincinnati, ohio. but let's head live to indianapolis for a moment. first let's get the latest on the trump team's efforts to form his cabinet. cnn's jessica schneider is outside trump tower. good morning. >> reporter:

cell serce today senator jeanne shaheen announced expanded 4g lte voice and data, calling it a boost for economic development, tourism, and public safety. shaheen says the project will bring much needed wirless service to residents and businesses. another round of negotiations is set for today hoping to avoid a strike by local school bus drivers. union drivers at first student's belmont location first authorized a strike nearly three three weeks ago, but talks have continued as the sides try to work out a deal. plans. our spirit of giving toy drive is underway across the granite state. show you live pictures from the toys "r" us store in nashua the need is great this year so come out and meet our news 9 team and donate an unwrapped toy. kevin: chilly weekend, and the breeze continues as well. sean: plus, in today's "cook's corner," we're making some delicious fried chicken in our news 9 got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? ? you wanted more data and look w

jeanne moos has the story. james corden takes madonna for a spin.james corden, comedian: "do you mind if we listen to some music?"madonna: "please, i don't really like riding around in a car unless there's music."but madonna didn't just ride shotgun.she twerked it. it's a wonder she didn't set off the air bag. well actually she did set off an airbag of sorts. piers morgan, host: "oh she makes my skin crawl." on "good morning britain", former cnn-er piers morgan called 58- year old madonna's twerking "utterly embarrassing"..."a trainwreck."piers morgan, host: "oh god. i feel slightly nauseous. sorry does anyone have a bucket?" but madonna fans are sick of piers. "madonna's an icon, he's a grumpy old man!" commented one. tweeted another a certain age! look at u!" meaning piers.piers morgan, host: "put it away, seriously." responded another madonna supporter, "i didn't know older women weren't allowed to have fun, make fun of themselves, poke around and have a gay old time." madonna's rear came to the forefront re

cnn's jeanne moos shows us what happened here. >> reporter: it's kind of chilling to hear that -- ♪ frostyreporter: has been stabbed? >> it's just mean spirited. i mean, it's silly vandalism. >> reporter: st. louis resident jeff digs discovered the diabolical attack on his inflatable snowman when he came home from work. >> that's when i saw the big hole that had been gashed in his side. >> reporter: he immediately checked his surveillance camera video at 11:22 p.m. a masked passenger jurped out of a pickup and makes a beeline for frosty viciously stabbing him and then trying to cut the rope and finally escaping in the get away vehicle. what could be sadder than watching frosty slowly, slowly, ever so slowly deflate? the good news -- >> i am alive! >> reporter: but he did require extensive surgery. >> put nine stitches in him and he's doing well. >> reporter: to pay frosty's medical bills, digs jokingly set up a gofund me page, modest proceeds will actually go to charity. and he used how the grinch stole christmas to attack the attackers by posting the surveillance video with a sound track.

jeanne 3 3 3 3 paris will auction thousands of "love locks" to help refugees.attaching padlocks to city bridges as a symbol of love.... was a long standing tradition in paris.but the city council ?stopped? the romantic ritual... after city bridges started to crumble from the weight.city leaders didn't want to destroy the souvenirs--- so they've decided to sell them.they hope ai thousand dollars for refugees. 3 coming up ...delta could be bringing back a major parts of northern wisconsin are seeing heavy snowfall.... the snow started yesterday morning in the northwoods. vilas ty excited about the snow... saying they're ready for winter tourist season. 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) today: some sunshine under a partly cloudy sky. chilly with highs in the low to middle 20s but feeling like the low teens due to the wind. wind: nw 5-15 mph.tonight: some clouds while staying partly cloudy. lows in the low teens with wind chills from 00 to 100. wind: w 5-10 mph.weekend: saturday starts out with a little bit of sunshine before clouds increase. stays chill saturday with highs in the low 20s but feeling

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> how do you not love everything that took place there? place. why didn't the kangaroo use its feet? shouldn't it have thought the guy back? >> it was stunned. his defense wasn't great. australian men are no joke. he went out to give a boy a great last memory. >> i like how casually he just punched him. >> that's a real man there. >> see what the new york men were like? >> that's not nice. >> australian. >> on that note, advice for my daughter, you guys, when approaching a kangaroo, approach cautiously. >> always have your hands up and in front of your face. >> that's the lesson. guys, thank you. have a good day. "newsroom" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow in today for carol costello. so glad you're with us. at any moment we'll take you live to a news conference in oakland, california. officials set to give the latest update on the horrific warehouse

i think, yeah, jeanne? >> mr. chairman, i wanted to pick up on senator boxer's brief comment as she was giving her remarks earlier about the bill that didn't get passed and that's the women peace and security act, something senator boxer -- >> i see you're taking up her mantle very quickly. >> now four years. but i just, you know, this is legislation that the house passed without just recently without debate and i think it's important because there's real evidence that women have a critical role to play in all stages of conflict resolution. we know that when women are supported that they tend to give back to their families, to their communities, and making sure that they have a place at the table when we're trying to resolve conflicts i think is very important. so i know there were some procedural concerns about the legislation, but i just want to put everybody on the committee on notice this is not going away just because senator boxer is not going to be here and i think this is legislation that is important for

. >> jeanne ellie, nbc news. >> eye opener. good advice. i will do that tonight. go mushroom hunting in my yard. >> they pop up so fast. one night of rain. sprout up. so big. >> rain, october. had the dry days. those warmer temperatures. then went back to rain. also drying. so it helps things to really kind of bloom across the bay area. and unfortunately, very dangerous consequence with mushrooms. watch out. live look right now in san jose. we have clear skies. already down to 49 degrees. 41 by 6:00 a.m. but we'll expect temperatures to be even a little bit colder for parts of bay area. namely for the tri-valley. 37 to start. also notice the sunny skies here across the bay area for tomorrow morning. so in terms of commuting, just need the jacket. probably click the heater on. it will be smooth sailing here at least when it comes to visibility. 43 east bay. 46 in san francisco. and, down to an average of 37 for the north bay. on your microclimate forecast through tomorrow. we have high pressure continuing to build off the coastline. that's the main reason why we wi

senator jeanne shaheen is holding a press conference today to announce expanded 4-g lte voice and data, calling it a boost for economic development, tourism, and public safety. the network will carry verizonse state economic leaders say more needs to be done to bring young people to new hampshire. new hampshire has the lowest unemployment rate in the country but that means many companies are struggling to find skilled workers and to expand operations so during yesterday's annual meeting for the department of resources and economic development. officials stressed that one of the keys to improving the local economy is to keep the best and brightest here and to attract new talent monster energy will take over as the title sponsor of its top series next year. sprint has held that role for 13 years. it is not clear yet how much monster will pay for the naming rights or how long the deal runs. so get ready for the monster cup. there is winston cup and sprint cup and now monster cup. we're going to have more on that on the show. kevin: as much as i drink coffee, i don't think i've ever had a

grinch >> jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> it's amazing how fast that deflated. >>> hello, i'm kate bolduann berman. yesterday the president-elect called the cia's claim ridiculous. says it's another excuse to undermine his victory. and why wasn't this brought up before the election? in fact, it was brought up before the election, a lot. back in july, we learned that the computer networks and democratic committee has been hacked and brought up in this joint statement by the department of homeland security and director of national intelligence one month before the election. >> and moments ago, the republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell made very clear he thinks this is a big deal. and said this, the russians are

jeanne moos, cnn new york. >> she is impressive. and a good sport. and tough. all right. thank you so much for joining us. have a great weekend. ac 360 starts right now. >>> good evening. john berman here. in for anderson. the message tonight "putin did it." president obama didn't use no exact words but almost blamed directory the russian president for starting a cyber war. it is not always one finger points the finger at another. given how carefully president obama weighs every word, sometimes agonizely so, it is exceedingly rare to go as far as he did today in his final news conference of the year. listen. >> what we simple said is the facts. which are that based on uniform intelligence assessments, the russians were responsible for hacking the dnc. and that as a consequence to ensure we review all elements of that and protect from that in the future. so when i saw president putin in china, i felt the most effective way to insure that that didn't happen was to talk to him directly and tell him to cut it out or there were going to be some serious consequences if he did.

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joining me now for the daily fix, chris cillizza, founder of the washington post fix blog and jeannehris, this is so vintage trump, as we say, pun intended about the fine wine that is paul ryan. you can't make this up. >> no. i was going to say classic trump which is two things. the sort of, hey, i know i was hard on this guy. now that i have gotten to know him, he's great. also with the secondary warning of if he's ever not great to me, i will turn on him meant as a joke but not really. this is donald trump's relationship with everybody. he's written in "the art of the deal" likes to keep people on their toes. likes to be unpredictable. likes for people not to know exactly where they stand with him. these aren't natural allies. he's the social media president-ele president-elect. interesting that jack dorsey isn't there of twitter. to their sector. it is net neutrality. it's taxes. then it extends into social issues as well. it is a wide array of issues they have not in synch with the president-elect. this is their first opportunity to try to sit down with him, talk about what issue

jeanne moos, cnn new york. >>> and don't forget you can watch "outfront" anywhere, any time on cnn go. ac 360 starts right now. >>>. >>> tonight breaking details on how donald trump's tangs team landed on their pick of rex tillerson. and two more choices including rick perry getting the department he said he wanted to abolish. and there is a lot of people running. why did president elect trump end up selecting tillerson? >> it is an interesting back story and one that is informative as it is instructive. about why tillerson ended up being the pick. we knew all the players that were in the game. rex tiller son was not one of them until a couple of weeks ago. and here is a reason why. they simply had not found the right candidate and because of that according to transition officials a call was placed by violent mike pence to steven hadley and condaleezza rice and he was basically a welcoming for other bias. and they sat back --. -- look for other ideas. they thought back to individuals they had worked with and tillerson came to mind for one good reason. his relationships with internatio

a lot of reforms that are on the jeanne. >> the police officers association has tried blocking the newfor months and is against the moving car policy using this ad as a way to subway the public. back in may, a san francisco police sergeant shot and killed a woman in a suspected stolen car. later that day chief suhr resigned. the commission will vote on the "use of force" policy tonight at 5:30. >>> it's 6:57. let's check the slow roadways throughout the bay area. things slowing down bad. expect 20 minutes between hayward to foster city. that's 880 to 101. now, on to another 20-minute commute on the bay bridge toll plaza. the maze to downtown 22 minutes and this is due to an earlier stalled car. now in petaluma, you have some bad delays here on southbound 101. this is due to an earlier stalled car, as well. expect slowdowns between petaluma boulevard north and the park. mass transit looking good. julie? >> thanks, roqui. beautiful look outside as we await sunrise this morning on winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. temperatures are mild topping out -- currently in the 40s. 48

jeanne is going to pick up a lot of the particular issues and the rest of you as well and other subjectsas been a joy and i'm going to close with this. i am so loath to say this but it's so perfect. i was disappointed we didn't pass the legislation that i wanted passed today. it's true, we didn't but i know we are going to get it done. .. first standing committees were approved by the united states senate and this committee has had a very proud history. i know i speak for all the members on the democratic side and i think also for the republican side to congratulate the chairman on an incredible leadership in the committee. this has been a very difficult time. your leadership has shown the strength and fairness to include all members of the committee and the work of the committee to have been able to get the type of unity that we needed to preserve the appropriate role for the committee and you made it an honor to serve on the foreign relations committee, so i want to congratulate you. [applause] i know we have a long agenda and i very much appreciate what is included on this agenda. i t

jeanne shaheen and richard blumenthal have requested an official review of flynn's security clearance citing today's report in a separate incident in which he disclosed information to pakistan and that he, and i'm quoting, had technicians secretly install an internet connection in his pentagon office even though it was forbidden. he's become the main funnel for security information to a president who you'll recall has been skipping his intelligence briefings because, as trump said, i'm like a smart person. joining me now, michael steele, former chair of the republan national committee. the lock her up thing, i mean, it's amazing the parallels, right? >> yeah. >> so hillary clinton does this thing that violates protocol. she's investigating. the finding is, yeah, she violated protocol but she didn't knowingly compromise national security, she's okay. >> but the argument was that she knowingly violated that protocol -- >> right. and general flynn did the same thing. >> no. they said he did not know he had violated this protocol. and that's the difference. >> you think it's perfectly fin

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> so we haven't determined if he did the right thing punching the kangaroo or not? i leave it for you. thanks for joining us tonight. "a.c. 360" starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. a very happy holidays to you. i'm jim sciutto. anderson is off tonight. president-elect donald trump is not. we know that because he's just been tweeting again. taking a swipe at president obama after the president answered one of those what-if questions that no one can resist. namely, what if he had been running against donald trump? how would things have played out? would they have played out differently? president was asked that very question by his former senior adviser, david axelrod. late today mr. trump responded. his tweet in a minute. first, what mr. obama had to say. the president telling david axelrod that a majority of americans still believe in his vision for the country and would have voted for it for a third time. >> i'm confident that if i -- if i had run again and articulated it, i think i could have mobilized a majority of the american people to rally behind

jeanne moos, cnn. >> onions pickles on a sesame seed bun. >> reporter: -- new york. >> makes your mouth water. thanks for joining us. ac 360 starts now. >> in an exclusive interview tonight senator elizabeth warren on whether she thinks she can work with president elect donald trump and why she says her side lost the election. first we begin with how the trump administration is coming together. still no word on who will be the secretary of state. but other appointments are coming in. jim acosta joins me with the latest. jim the last time we spoke with you were in a new york city restaurant whispering to me on the phone while watching a meeting between romney and trump. what is the latest on last night's meeting. >> we did pay our bill, just for the record there. but it looked like as they were picking up their forks, they buried the hatchet at this dinner last night. as you were hearing us describe it, it was a very warm and friendly exchange. and the question now is whether or not this was enough to get mitt romney the job of secretary of state. i talked to a source who described the m

jeanne, thank you for being here. jean garin, i'm at the university of wisconsin madison. codirecting a new antitrafficking program called social transformations to end exploitation. we are focused on sex trafficking. i have had a long-standing interest in child protection globally. i worked on broad-based human rights and child issues at the state department. i wanted to present some ideas that i have been mulling over, talking to people over the years about how we could be using technology better to address some of the challenges of child trafficking around the world. specifically, as it relates to the vulnerability of the lack of identity of children, that so many children, whether in institutions, street children, or unaccompanied migrants, often just let somebody keeping track of their identity. and they often lack for registry as well. my proposed collaborative technology ideas, projects that i think we should consider, i am calling juvenile life information exchange network. it is a data and technology collaborative to end child trafficking but it's not focused on t

executive director jeanne howe: >> one of the most frequent calls we get is a search for space of somed. and we've put together a couple of tools that help match folks with available space. we value these artists and we value their contributions to the city and we want them to be here. >> sreenivasan: robbie kowel has been producing major outdoor music parties in san francisco for 19 years. he says that if cities are serious about retaining their artists, they need to recognize that art spaces are critical. >> these warehouse spaces are the only places where they can afford to not only live, but pay that second rent to actually have a studio to create their work. >> sreenivasan: and he warns that regulatory efforts could drive artists into more dangerous spaces. >> artists will find another place to make art and they will so i would just advise the public officials to concentrate on harm reduction over code compliance. it's a very big difference. >> sreenivasan: that's what san francisco does when it comes to regulating live performance spaces. jocelyn kane heads the city's entertainme