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and this film opens up, you have fantastic when you walk out and taraji p henson,jer rely mo'ne octavia spencer are all going to be here, kevin cosner, and i had the chance to sit down with taraji p henson talk about whether she knew the story. i knew nothing about it but did she. >> by the time i got the script, ted to told me this is a true story and the first thing i wanted to know was is catherine still alive? and he said absolutely. i had to go meet her. i had to go and meet her. you talk about 90 something. like i have to meet her now. you know, and she's just amazing, her humility. she never said i. what is all the fuss, about? i was just doing my >> reporter: i was recently in the white house last november for the presidential metal of freedom and i was geeking out because steven spielberg was there, gloria, james author and there was someone named catherine johnson who i knew nothing about and now that i seen the movie i wish i had gone up to her and say hi and thank you for everything. now i'm so happy i know the story and taraji p henson got to meet her as well. i'll have and

that movie "passengers" is in theaters starring chris pratt and jer fer lawrps erin felt in up assassin'sa massive you fan but michael fastbender is one of the greatest working today i jobs. i had incredible honor of traveling ought the way to seville spain to recreate stunt scenes you're seeing in assassins creed that meant like diving off like fake building if you want to say that and also i was doing so many things, hardcore running and weapons training and very, very cool. i spoke to mike and fastbender and wanted to show him some footage that i got when i was in spain and i jokingly said i am trying to take role. this is his reaction. >> i'm actually auditioning from your role in the sequel. >> excellent. >> i went -- >> they told me they were going to replace me. i didn't believe them. >> nice, rollly polly. >> here comes the run on the rooftop. yeah. >> that's good come on you're scared aren't you? >> you're worried about it? >> yes. >> it's okay. >> i like the commitment. >> i had hood down and sfwlevring i like it. oh, nice. >> how was the week. >> impressive. >> did you do the b

. >> reporter: in cranberry, new jers jersey, developers are taking down this office building and planning to replace it with a warehouse. demand for warehouses, especially close to major metropolitan areas, is skyrocketing. and so is the potential for real estate investment trusts or reits who own these spaces. >> in contrast to real estate commercial sectors where we see a deceleration of tenant demand, in industrial we've seen an acceleration due to e-commerce. >> reporter: reits have lagged because investors tend to buy them when interest rates are low. they offer high yields in the form of big dividends. investors then sell them as rates are rising, as they are now. >> usually you see in reaction to a rate increase, reits falling. then six months later they come right back because the better economy improves operations for reits. >> reporter: he is ceo of the largest industrial warehouse reit in the nation. e-commerce respects just 10% of its portfolio but makes up nearly one-third of its current growth. tenants include fedex and amazon. they're developing the largest warehouse park i

"maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this saturday you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. high pressure is moving over our area today with some very cold air. a wind chill advisory continues until 10am with wind chills likely in the -10 to -25 degree range. well be sunny but stay in the single digits with long. we do start warming overnight as a low moves our way. we get into the low 20s for friday but that comes along with some snow. we could see 6-9 of snow friday and friday night. snow should wind down early saturday but an additional 1-2 is possible. today: mostly sunny, blustery and bitter cold. high: 8 wind: w/nw 10-20 mph tonight: overcast. warming slightly. low: traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays schedule, the packers playoff hopes don't solely lie in their hands. they'll need some help along the way. tim van vooren h

"maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this saturday now at 7-30.. waking up to brutally cold temperatures this morning and a wind chill advisory is going into effect for us tonight. weather expert rob haswell is tracking how long this cold snap will last. thanks for staying with wakeup.. time now x:xx.. kim, nicole and angelica adlib toss to wx partly sunny and cold today with a strong west and northwest wind making it feel even colder! highs today will be in the low double digits but feel double digits below zero at times. high pressure keeps sun in the forecast for thursday but even colder air arrives with highs in the single digits and sub-zero lows. a low pressure system arrives friday with accumulating snow. snow will continue overnight friday and into saturday morning. temperatures will go up a bit ahead of that low but then fall again into the single digits by the end of the weeke

affording to the a.p., jer nan authorities had him under surveillance until april. today, police searching this home for refugees where he's believed to have stayed. police aren't saying amri drove the truck into the market. that semibelieved to have been hijacked just hours before the attack, as its driver was hauling steel beams from italy to germany. that driver seen on this surveillance camera on a diner after calling his wife. his dead body was found in the battered truck. german officials saying he'd been shot, but no gun was found at the scene. the attack jarring germany and its stoic chancellor, angela merkel. he's being increasingly challenged for her decision to welcome more than 1 million my grants. tonight, protected by police in riot gear, members of germany's far right gathered near the site of the attack. the voice you heard behind me is from a neo-nazi group. past this line of dozens of officers to keep the peace, there is a pro-immigration rally that is far larger. in other parts of berlin, a different response to the tragedy. the city's famed chris

"maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. and get $500 back while it lasts. wind chill advisory from 9:00 pm tonight to 10:00 am thursday today: mix of sun and clouds and very cold. highs in the middle teens. windy with gusts to 30 mph making it feel below-zero all day. wind chills: 00 to -200.tonight: clear and cold. lows below- zero. breezy with a northwest wind 10-20 mph. wind chills: - sunny and cold on thursday with highs not even getting to 10 feeling as cold as -20. snow arrives on friday and stays steady through at least the first half of saturday. over 6" likely. slightly warmer as the snow returns with highs in the 20s.wind chill advisory from 9:00 pm today: mix of sun and clouds and very cold. highs in the middle teens. windy with gusts to 30 mph making it feel below-zero all day. wind chills: 00 to -200.tonight: clear and cold. lows below- zero. breezy with a northwest wind 10-20 mph. wind chills: - 150 to -250.rest of the week: sunny

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"maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this saturday (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. right. okay, yeah. (muffled) you can take money out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo harris app". yeah, that makes more sense. when your phone is your debit card. rob's does quick weather you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. today: mostly sunny, blustery tonight: overcast. warming slightly. low: 2 wind: sw 5-10 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays developing overnight - syrian forces of firing at ambulances trying to leave aleppo. at least three people are injured... and possibly one

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even much of delaware. 6:30, we start to get warming condition, so interior new jers jersey, a little bit farther north through the pennsylvania suburbs, snow still falling in the lehigh valley, 9:30, the icing moves farther north. now we're talking about the lehigh valley, even by 9:30, we'll see icy conditions, elsewhere farther south, we'll start to warm up a little bit. it quickly cuts off. so by midday tomorrow, we could already be looking at drying conditions. we keep on getting warmer throughout saturday night and sunday morning we get more rain moving in and this will last through sunday afternoon. so tomorrow morning is going to be the biggest concern out of the weekend. here are some of the snow totals, around the philadelphia area, up to parts of mercer county, maybe around an inch. pennsylvania suburbs, one to two inches, plus the ice that will also be a concern for a while. lehigh valley including berks county could see two to four irmgs, and the poconos, three to six inches. here's your entire weekend forecast, tomorrow morning, the first alert, icy conditions, wait unti

you cannot also say just that the jers almousalem is unoccupi territory.ou can look at not only what ben rhodes said about -- i'm spookic. look at the $38 billion the united states has given to israeli in an mou but you can look at the iron dome which protects israel. you cannot only look at the iron dome and the mou but also the fact that just last week while i was in israel just last week you actually had f-35s to come in. israeli is the only country outside the united states that actually has f-5s that will protect it from harm so for noib say. ben i'm actually going to finish my thoughts. >> hurry because ush running out the clock. >> anyone to say that barack obama has turned his back on israel is totally against the matter and not the case. >> the mngt of things you have talked about are things that have actually gone through congress that were done in spite of of the white house. >> that is not true. that is not true. >> people can decide -- >>[chatter]. >> second issue, when you act as if somehow that barack obama is a great friend to israel. great

pack's body has been >>> this happened at bolling jer canyon in san ramone around 7:45 last night. the teenager was air lifted to the hospital in oakland. a skateboard at the scene less them to believe that the 15-year-old was skateboarding when he was hit. the driver is cooperating with the police. >>> berkeley police are looking for a gunman who fired multiple shots on city streets last night. so far no reports of any injuries. it happened on curtis street. shell casings could be seen on the ground as well as broken glass. police believe the car windows were shattered by the bullets. there was at least one other shooting last night. this one at university avenue and moore street. >>> president-elect donald trump wrapped up what he called his thank you tour with a rally in alabama. it comes against a backdrop of fast moving foreign affair developments involving russia and china. members of the electoral college are getting ready to formally cast their votes tomorrow. here's abc reporter mary bruce with more from washington. >> donald trump arriving in alabama for the final stop of

bank that would become a part of a palestinian state and home building and apartment building in east jer rus lum and in that part of ils that is behind a security barrier that is understood will be a part of israel if there ever is a two-state solution. >> can president donald trump undo much of what's happened here or is this essentially a permanent change. >> reporter: the only way he can do is to get a resolution passed without a veto. so if he can get russia to go along and china to go along then i suppose he can undo it. what he can do is with his team reset u.s. policy towards israel and the palestinians away from what the president has done. he can deemphasize this focus on settlement building which was never treated as that big of a deal by either side and try and set new conditions for a peace process. the question is what exactly trump wants to do. a year ago trump was saying he was going to be neutral and a year later he's acting like a conventional american politician in siding with israel and talking about reestablishing a stronger u.s. relationship. >> thank you. >> thank y

look at the key political events of 2017, which are already queueing up to be the french election, the jer german leelection, possibly the greek election with tsipras. how do we play the key events of 2017? >> it's difficult to play them out before they actually happen. i seem to be in a state where things are giving me contrasting signals. we talk about the trump's fiscal stimulus, right? everyone gets excited. it will be good for the economy. it will be good to the dollar, the dollar soars. but then again you have to think every stimulus is not the same. what matters is the timing as well as the sizing of the still plus. for example, when you inject a sizable fiscal stimulus at a time when the economy is near full employment, potentially that stimulus is lacking a lot of ingredients that could boost structural productivity higher, that implies you may be pushing inflation in the pipeline and real rates of return in the u.s. could go lower and compress. so from that respect, that should not be positive for the dollar. so we just have to wait and see how things pan out. my central scenario

"maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this saturday students at a sheboygan county college get the news today they were praying they wouldnt hear. a freshman at lakeland university was found dead in a pond on campus. he had been missing since sunday. a.j. bayatpour with how his friends are remembering him. 29-35 i mean, he was a good dude. just a genuine guy. jack merrill is a junior on the lakeland university football team - one who took an immediate liking to a freshman from north carolina named kaelin oneal. merrill says the 18-year-old stood out, arriving on campus about three weeks earlier than the rest of the freshmen. kaelin was one guy you could always count on to quarterback this season, went missing sunday morning after going for a walk. worry soon spread across a campus with an enrollment of about 750. everybody knows everybody but when something like this happens, its not a n

. >> jerry brown, hey, jerry, you know, hey, jer, you are not getting any money for l.a.san diego. san diego is not a sanctuary city, i don't think. san francisco, you know, you are not getting any money. so you and your high tech train that you want to build, can you forget it all right. you will be lucky if you have a skateboard when we get through with you. >> first of all, bill, the high speed train, i would cancel one way or the other. it's ridiculous. but, second, you notice how these liberals who want to do the sanctuary cities are speaking the language of the southern segregationists, the language of nullification and inner position which incidentally was the language of the confederates. >> that's interesting point way over my head. >> we live in a federal system. >> way over my head. i can't grasp what you are saying. so let's get back to something can i understand. okay. why isn't australia a racist nation? they have got 24 million people and we have 300 million more people it's the same land mass. and now we have to take 2,000 people that they shipped off to s

. >> what about the other meetings the president-elect, jason, is having at trump to you jer who elses he meeting with? >> reporter: taking a lot of meetings. you know that. meeting today with rahm emanuel, chicago's mayor. some people think that's somewhat of an unusual meeting considering how much donald trump criticized the way that the chicago city, the city of chicago was handling the city. and also meeting with head of cke restaurants, perhaps he's in the running for labor department. also scott pruett attorney general of oklahoma, the thought perhaps a contender for the epa and also meeting with north carolina pat mccrory. the governor there just lost his re-election bid in a very, very tight race there. tightest in north carolina history losing to his democratic rival by some 10,000 votes. still taking up a lot of meetings today. tomorrow, for his part, wolf, expected to head to ohio meeting with victims and first responders from the attack at osu. >> the president-elect may be softening his hard-line stance on illegal immigration. turned to president obama for staff and cabin

and in this case, with a new trial, with a new jer, you will be able to achieve that one way or another. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. coming back to hear from >>> are donald trump's cabinet tryouts the greatest political reality show ever? (vo) it's the holidays at verizon, and the best deals are on the best network. (both) yes! (vo) with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and even carry over the data you don't use. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. and, just for the holidays, buy the motoz play droid absolutely free. no trade-in required. i love you in that, no, i love you in that. no, i love you in that! (vo) hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon. >>> donald trump working to fill his cabinet. tapping ben carson to run the department of housing and urban development. this is a transition like none we've seen before. here's deborah feyerick. >> reporter: it's arguably the greatest political reality show of all time, hosted by one time reality tv star, now president-elect. facin

the 12 people who died and the dozens who were injured, things and left candles and flowers and left jer hgerma flags and pray for berlin and hate will not rule. >> anne thompson in the christmas market for us, thank you so much. >>> well, it turns out the berlin truck attack suspect was also, as we said on the radar of counterterrorism authorities here in the u.s. i want to bring in nbc news pete williams. what details do you have on that? >> no surprise here, chris. the german officials had told counterparts throughout the world about him and so he was in a u.s. terrorism database but they, officials tell us that's large lly based on what the gern authorities found out and thousands of such people that authorities in europe had been keeping their eye on as this enormous influx of people goes to syria, joins up with isis, comes back. movement of refugees. all of this. an enormous intelligence challenge for the european countries to keep a handle on. the practical significance means if he had tried to come to the u.s. or if he tries to come to the u.s., presumably authorities here would

. >>> remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us at jer on fnc.hat's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and thanks to you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you here next week. >>> ever since the dawn of the u.s. space program, one name has been synonymous with the true spirit of patriotism, honor and duty. legendary space pioneer astronaut john glenn epitomizes everything we believe an hair khan should be. today america bids farewell to this extraordinary man who allowed so many of us to dream big and challenge us to reach for the stars. hello everybody, and welcome to this special edition of america's news headquarters. i'm uma pemmaraju. mourners are filling the streets of columbus, ohio, remembering their state's native so

to me, this is a hair bin jer of problems to come in the auto loan sector over all and that's a big problemauto lenders have been extremely aggressive because they think their worst case scenario is what happened to them in the mortgage crisis. >> that's a good point. that isn't necessarily equivalent to what would happen here because, you know, it's a very different than that even though that's a bigger market, there are different richgss here. the ceo of jpmorgan chase said auto is stretched. he said someone is going to get hurt, it won't be us, our bank because we have very little subprime. but he also said as you point out it's not systemic. this is a trillion dollar market versus an eight or nine trillion dollar market however it is a risk to the economy. if you coupled this with all the concerns about outstanding student loan debt? >> it's not too much further away. just in the total loan volume from the student loan crisis. i think the bigger issue here, i said there's two reasons to care. number one is we just had a president who got elected donald trump because of frustration and a

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remember, if you have your own "hit or miss," tweet jer on the on the fnc.for watching. merry christmas, we hope to see you here next week. >>> new developments in the berlin terror investigation. arrests and word of possible new connections to extremist groups in europe. hello, welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> hello, merry christmas. >> to you. >> and of course happy holidays, merry christmas and happy holidays to you, everyone. >>> police say the berlin terrorist, anis amri, he did have help in that attack that tragically killed 12 people in the berlin christmas market. their investigation now stretching beyond europe to tunisia where amri's nephew and two others have been arrested, too. we have more live from london on the latest. hi,

"hit or miss," tweet jer on the on the fnc. that's it for this week's show, thanks to all of you for watching. merry christmas, we hope to see you here next week. >>> new developments in the berlin terror investigation. arrests and word of possible new connections to extremist groups in europe. hello, welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> hello, merry christmas. >> to you. >> and of course happy holidays, merry christmas and happy holidays to you, everyone. >>> police say the berlin terrorist, anis amri, he did have help in that attack that tragically killed 12 people in the berlin christmas market. their investigation now stretching beyond europe to tunisia where amri's nephew and two others have been arrested, too. we have more live from london on the latest. hi, kitty. >> reporter: hi, eric. well, investigators are urgently trying to establish who else might have supported the key suspect in this attack, what kinds of logistical backup did he have, and who from. now today as you mentioned earlier in tunisia, security

remember if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us @jer on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. merry christmas. we hope to see you right here next week. >>> i'm chris wallace. president-elect trump turns his focus to national security as a wave of terror attacks hits europe. [ sirens ] >> an attack on humanity. that's what it is. it's an attack on humanity. and it's got to stop. >> as the president-elect huddles with his national security team, we'll discuss his plan for taking on isis and protecting the homeland with one of his most outspoken supporters, former house speaker newt gingrich. then on this day of faith and family, a look

coast we go, actually first of all some freezing rain before that comes through, be aware if you're in jers jersey. this storm coming in, miserable weather across los angeles to las vegas, i-15. snow across salt lake. great for ski resorts. difficult travel over the mountain passes. here we go for a blizzard across the dakotas and tomorrow night. wind on the back side. very, very strong with whiteout conditions and maybe some icing across parts of minnesota. we'll talk more about this in the coming minutes. >> thank you. >>> friends and fans of carrie fisher are offering their prayers for her this morning. the actress going into cardiac arrest on board a flight from london to los angeles and abc's adrienne bankert joins us from ucla medical center. adrienne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, rebecca. yeah, she's "star wars" royalty, now carrie fisher is in the intensive care unit. there's still a lot of concern for one of hollywood's most well-known leading ladies. this morning, carrie fisher surrounded by family after suffering a medical emergency on angeles. >> we have an un

. >> they had slowed down to let one passenger leave on foot and the second pats jer and by the time driver tried to do the same the officers were there there and stopped the vehicle. >> reporter: hayward police are looking for the two passengers. the driver who they took into custody is a 20-year-old oakland man now in charge being held on a number of charges including assault with a deadly weaponin and evading arrest. >>> california drivers be sure to get a mount for your cell phone before the knew year. starting january 1st it's against the law to have a develop phone in your hand while driving. texting and calling without a hands-free device is already banned, you know that. expanded restrictions will now include checking gps or changing songs. you can't hold it in your hand. cell phones must now be mounted to the center console or windshield without obstructing the driver's view and only split-second finger taps and swipes are allowed. >>> lots of tickets are still available for the bay area's only bowl game. the foster farms bowl starts in a little more this an hour. tonight 19

. >> it really was an honor especially to be recognized for putting up with mike jer rick every morning. it was a great time. oldest press club in the nation. the that is pretty cool. >> congratulations. >>> congratulations to alex, have a good day. >>> we to love eagles. because it is town to the wire , eagles, and, focusing on , as we close out this season and what this could mean. >>> this is a cool ugly sweater for the kids, kids on a snack or a treat, they have to get the ball into their red cup on ugly sweater day. ugly traffic mess on the schuylkill, eastbound, bumper to bumper approaching city avenue in montgomery. all line up off to what would be the right shoulder, multi vehicle accident, police are on the scene there, all of the lanes are opened but there is a lot of glass, as you approach eastbound side. do you see what happened here? this guy stopped. officer pulling out, it is attract ago lot of attention eastbound. maybe he just wanted drive, kelly, martin luther king drive. southbound i-95 jammed up accident approaching commodore barry bridge and 4 miles an hour, so that

security council resolution critical of israeli settlements in the west bank and east jer ri jerusalerusalem. they always had a rocky relationship. in the final days it's deteriorating. netanyahu hasn't held back at all. >> as i told john kerry on thursday, friends don't take friends to the security council. >> reporter: israeli am babassa to the u.s. speaking to cnn, one who's made the accusations but not offered any evidence. >> look, it's an old story that the united nations gangs up against israel. what is new is the united states did not stand up and oppose that gang-up and what is outrageous is that the united states was actually behind that gang-up. i think it was a very sad day and really a shameful chapter in -- >> ambassador, what's the evidence that the united states was behind this gang-up? i've heard that a lot. >> we have clear evidence of it. we will present that evidence to the new administration. >> reporter: netanyahu turned to president-elect donald trump who urged obama to veto the u.n. resolution and then weighed in on twitter. first he tweeted, "as to the u.n.,

hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us @jer on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. merry christmas. we hope to see you right here next week. >>> i'm chris wallace. president-elect trump turns his focus to national security as a wave of terror attacks hits europe. [ sirens ] >> an attack on humanity. that's what it is. it's an attack on humanity. and it's got to stop. >> as the president-elect huddles with his national security team, we'll discuss his plan for taking on isis and protecting the homeland with one of his most outspoken supporters, former house speaker newt gingrich. then on this day of faith and family, a look at how evangelicals helped propel mr. trump to victory. >> we won so big with evangelical christians. >> we'll speak with the president of liberty university, jerry falwell jr., one of mr. trump's top spiritual advisers about the president-elect's appeal to evangelical voters. plus we'll ask our sunday panel to look back on a tumultuous 2016 and ahead to what we can expect from pre

and immediately, the sewage w k worker and the garbage worker and it is horatio al jer stuff, but it. but it's very much for sale today. it's real. >> how much of this is our education system and also our leaders in that the message these days to every kid is, if you don't go to four-year college that somehow -- we got rid of vocational training. the smartest people i knew -- i grew up in a blue collar community. smartest people, almost all are skilled tradesmen. they knew that's what they wanted to do, were good as as well. >> you have to be a generalist when you are in that world. the age of the specialist, the generalist gets short -- farmers need to dig the spring cellar and hang the dry wall and do all of these things, and it does not take a small brain. $1.3 trillion in student loans and still p pushing the same path for the most people as though it really is some sort of panacea, but with 5.8 million jobs, 70% of them don't require the four-year degree, so between knowledgement and enlightenment, we need to celebrate the jobs that are available. >> i want to end on that note.

>>> remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us at jer on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and thanks to you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you here next week. >>> ever since the dawn of the u.s. space program, one name has been synonymous with the true spirit of patriotism, honor and duty. legendary space pioneer astronaut john glenn epitomizes everything we believe an hair khan should be. today america bids farewell to this extraordinary man who allowed so many of us to dream big and challenge us to reach for the stars. hello everybody, and welcome to this special edition of america's news headquarters. i'm uma pemmaraju. mourners are filling the streets of columbus, ohio, remembering their state's native son. the hers made its way from ohio capital building where his body has been lying in state escorted by a formation of 40 marines along this route. to this afternoon's celebration of life, it's taking place on the campus of ohio state university. john glenn died peacefully with his family at his side last wee

and china as kiss sin jer has pointed out. so you see constant hedging. constant positioning. and the question is how much that we make of that. >> now, fundamental the alliance, but reap political coordinating strategies and. thailand, the philippines, again, support for the alliances, very high in the philippines, clearly has a different on which she's singing, malaysia and vietnam are taking significant steps to invite back in is that hedging because they think they've done too much with the u.s., are they certain about the u.s. commitment, something that became for an election. we have questions about our commitment on south china sea or the election or difficulty of tpp triggered this. i think there's no single answer. i think it's a combination of internal politics. what our allies get what we get and how to make them more effective. repeating the answer to all of these challenges we face is not distancing from our lives. it's not controlling our allies, it's not any of those things. if we want to deter aggressive action, reassure our allies and ensure that we have some

she is not entim dated by challenges, or chal jers. you cannot pigeon hole her. and i think that is good, because a commission, the police commission especially, is going to be under a microscope lots of pressure. i would like to see her on the commission and i think that we are going to see progress, and we are kind of in a stalemate and the reports are out there and the recommendation and now we need to do something, about you there is a new challenge in the wind as you au know. the occupant on pennsylvania avenue has changed. and we are going to face challenges that we have never imagined. not only on the citizens but on the justice department and the police department and there is a big challenge and i cannot tell you what it will be, but we need the people there that are prepared and can handle it. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> any other members of the public would wish to comment? >> and i see supervisor mar has a question for you. >> i just wanted to thank russ low and other speakers chris chow. and commissioners eto, and palogi and chu.

. >> are you channeling mike jer rick. >> yes, when i'm up against on new years eve here. >> the bottomis you want to drink in moderation, slowly throughout the night. usually this is my new years eve stick but the bottom line is you want to eat first and drink slowly. after every drink you have a glass of water. you do it in moderation. have a good time. if you can't remember the night before, you had too much to drink and it is no fun. >> we are all trying to be better. that is our resolution. we are trying to be more in moderation. >> yes. >> thanks, doctor mike. >> i love you two. look at how you match. >> we e-mail and call each other every single night. >> you know what i'm giving you, t-shirts that say body by doctor mike. >> look at that. >> i don't have to go through the full routine here. >> you have what we call a situation. >> yeah. >> you know situation. >> yes. >> because the look on your face was hey, did you gain some weight. >> no. >> then you get through that full exam which -- >> everybody in the new year needs to get checked out. >> very thorough. >> get your prostat

and china as kiss sin jer has pointed out. so you see constant hedging. constant positioning. and the question is how much that we make of that. >> now, fundamental the alliance, but reap political coordinating strategies and. thailand, the philippines, again, support for the alliances, very high in the philippines, clearly has a different on which she's singing, malaysia and vietnam are taking significant steps to invite back in is that hedging because they think they've done too much with the u.s., are they certain about the u.s. commitment, something that became for an election. we have questions about our commitment on south china sea or the election or difficulty of tpp triggered this. i think there's no single answer. i think it's a combination of internal politics. what our allies get what we get and how to make them more effective. repeating the answer to all of these challenges we face is not distancing from our lives. it's not controlling our allies, it's not any of those things. if we want to deter aggressive action, reassure our allies and ensure that we have some

dcm jer machb embassy. congratulations to the task force and to the working group for completing this. my government, i think, finds a lot to agree with in this report. we think that it addresses a key aspect. implementing it is going to be hard work because i do think that someone who has worked in the region until recently a lot of people are afraid of challenging the order because there's such a level of chaos and disintegration around them. and i think that's something that needs to be looked at. but i would go a step back and i wonder whether you address it in the report, in a sense to me the most basic point is, are we doing enough as governments were take an interest in the region but we're not part of the region to stress the importance of human rights, for example, bringing out arbitrary detention, extra judicial killing, these kind of things which come way before, in a sense, we talk about freedom of association, freedom of association is very important. we would absolutely support that. but the h

she is not entim dated by challenges, or chal jers. you cannot pigeon hole her. and i think that is good, because a commission, the police commission especially, is going to be under a microscope lots of pressure. i would like to see her on the commission and i think that we are going to see progress, and we are kind of in a stalemate and the reports are out there and the recommendation and now we need to do something, about you there is a new challenge in the wind as you au know. the occupant on pennsylvania avenue has changed. and we are going to face challenges that we have never imagined. not only on the citizens but on the justice department and the police department and there is a big challenge and i cannot tell you what it will be, but we need the people there that are prepared and can handle it. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> any other members of the public would wish to comment? >> and i see supervisor mar has a question for you. >> i just wanted to thank russ low and other speakers chris chow. and commissioners eto, and palogi and chu.

and israel are exchanging angry words over settlements in the west bank and jer rhus semi.u spoke out wednesday. benjamin netanyahu is livid that the u.s. abstained from u.s. security vote declaring settlements illegal. kerry said settlements prevent peace in the region. >> if israel goes down one-state path, it will never have true peace with the rest of the arab world, and i can say that with certainty. >> israelis do not need to be lectured about the importance of peace by foreign leaders. israel's hand has been extended in peace to its neighbors from day one. >> donald trump joined the discussion telling reporters israel is being treated unfairly by a lot of different people. he also called to israel to hang on until he takes office. >>> well, the president-elect announced 8,000 jobs are returning to the united states. more than half are courtesy of sprint. no timetable given on when it happens, but speaking at his mansion, trump said transition talks with president obama are going well. well, that came hours after he tweeted, the president was creating inflammatory roa

i watched it now with lawyers, doctors, underwriters, jers, it's the same. same kind of thing. so what differs is this goal. i think that's what this era will do. it will be man and machine. these are not machines if you dumped data on them, they would say i'm a doctor now. they have to learn. you have to teach them. these are not start. are these related? no, these are not, and then they learn over time to keep going. the first is the goal. man and machine is where we differ with others, i think. it's this goal that we are augmented what each of us does in our life. the second is probably the biggest business thing that differentiates us from others. and we -- i have to tell you, it took us some time to get this right. so, if you really believe data is your basis of competitive advantage in your businesses, how can i be sure that the insights that you have belong to you and not someone else? so how we've architected -- it's a cloud system, but how we've architected it is such that -- by the way, your most valuable data -- everybody has access to what's public -- the most valua

moments for passengers jers on board a united airline flight as the wheels collapse during an emergency landing. >> there could be multiple impacts before the aircraft comes to a complete stop. if you hear evacuate, evacuate, you are to leave everything behind. >> the failing gear while it flew from houston to mexico. the plane skidded to a halt and an emergency detour to san antonio. 54 passengers and crew members on board. they landed safely. >>> the nightclub described as a house of horrors. we're getting our first look at the man who ran the oakland ghost ship club where at least 33 people died in a horrific fire. exclusive pictures from the daily mail showing derrick al min a checking into a hotel after that it deadly fire. he has a criminal record and was on probation for felony charges receiving stolen property. he ignored safety warnings. that his cluttered club was a death trap. officials are going through debris bucket by bucket looking for more victims. of the 33 confirmed dead, 11 have been identified. >>> the standoff at standing rock is over after feds bend to protesters h