my students are veterans -- >> at john jay. >> going to the pack for bernie.so this semester they were all for bernie, and they didn't want to vote. and so i persuaded them that they really had to vote because we could push hillary rodham clinton to the progressive folds that we need to push her. we need a movement. we don't want a man who looked like mussolini and sounds like hitler. [applause] we need a movement. and so by the third class, i think i did persuade them. but they are so, they're so vigorous, and they, you know, commondreams.org, they read it every day. they come in with lots of things to argue about. i feel very hopeful. and i feel very hopeful about the movements that are organized everywhere. i feel frightened by the call to fascism and violence that we're seeing coming from those people. and it's a very scary moment, i agree with you to that extent, it's a very -- it's frightening. absolutely frightening. and i want to say a word about john edgar cozy -- [laughter] i mean, e-mail, you know, how many million homeless people, over 30 million h

the president of john jay in the elevator the day after i'd gone rebels. said you had a great meeting. from the 70s to the 90s, we all went very slowly. and now there's a straight woman who was just on a new book on eleanor and headache and she's a straight woman or a course she crowded for shape or. otherwise hit. look at all the letters you write to me. everybody likes to know how you spend your day. in 1936 and from that moment on. it's really just traveled a very wonderful road to this moment and there is backlash and the men running for the trump fight this one of the nastiest, biggest on issues in our history. should i say i'd like to give alan r. roosevelt life. i sent this to hillary clinton. you cannot take anything personally. you cannot bear the grudges. you must finish the day's work casework is done. you cannot get discouraged too easily. you have to take your feet over and over and it goes on. winners who are willing to be leaders must stand out and be shot at more and more. they are going to do it and more and more they should do a. but reme

we taught a class once at john jay the first women's studies class in the 1970s. the. they were huge and astonishing into prewar opposing as divorced women. i had the academic units needing it is a fire drill. from the 70s to the '90s we all went very slowly. now there is a straight woman that did a book on eleanor and hick and she's a straight woman that says of course and she credits him for shaping eleanor roosevelt, which is a little bit beyond. but he said look at all these letters eu right to me. everybody wants to know how you spend your day. and i do say that in volume two in 1936. we have traveled a wonderful road to this moment and business backlash. i would like to give of our roosevelt advice to women in political life because i send this to hillary clinton long ago. you cannot take anything personally. you cannot bear grudges. you cannot get discouraged to easily. you have to take defeat over and over. women that are willing to be leaders must be standing out and shot out more and more they are going to do it and that more and more they showed. but remembe

well, i'll go with the john jay. it is now ay that 2009, and tank tops aside, why oes robes -- what's the symbolism behind the robe and why is it important for members of the judiciary to continue to our society? -- i'm i think it's sure we could do our work without the robes. we could do our work without building that you're deciding to have this conversation in. what the robes, like the to the people rt ho come here, is the significance, the important of what goes on here. that's nothing new. public buildings always don't look like bus stations. and they shouldn't. justicebuilding itself, briar yesterday called it the symbol of the american judicial process, internationally. work here, are you conscious of that as you drive up here after doing it for such a long time? of? nscious >> it being a symbol of the american judicial process. >> i can't say it's in the of my mind. i'm usually thinking about i'm going to be working on that day. you get used to it, i mean, you get to take stuff for granted maybe you shouldn't

john jay weren't first chief justice of the supreme court said america is a christian nation. >> we acknowledgeour constitution. we acknowledge the fact that all men are created and endowed by god with certain inalienable rights. this is an attack on christianity. i don't see other ridge holidays under attack like the christian holidays. the tolerance is tolerating everything except riftianity. christians are looked at as narrow-minded bigots. we are under attack and it's the person of the lord, jesus christ who is under attack. lou: a declaration of victory -- frankley, there is a new sense in the country, one that is more tolerant if i can use that expression, of christianity. people have become extraordinarily intolerant toward the people of faith in this country and hopefully all of that is change. with no small thanks going to a fellow by the name of president-elect trump. and you gentlemen played a big role in that. >> amen. lou: thank you both so much. good to see you. >> merry christmas. lou: merry christmas. that's it for us. merry christmas to you from new york and we'll see you in th

justice scalia: john jay, over your shoulder, was the first chief justice, and that was before 1800. he is wearing a glorious robe, not just black but black and red, but what you told me is news to me. susan swain: i will go with john jay, but let's say it is 2009 and tank tops aside, what is the symbolism behind the robe? why do people continue to wear them in our society? justice scalia: i'm sure we could do our work without the robes, without this glorious building that you are designing to have this conversation in. the roads are like the building, -- the robes are like the building in part to the people who come here, is the significance, the importance of what goes on here. that is nothing new. public goings don't look like bus stations. -- public buildings don't look like bus stations and they shouldn't. susan swain: this building itself, justice breyer called this a symbol of the american initial process internationally. when you come to work here, are you conscious of that when you drive up here after doing it for such a long time? being part of the american judicial process

lawrence kobilinsky, a professor at john jay college of criminal justice, says dna from skin cells cane. >> there are other explanations for why a person's dna ends up on an object. through touch. for example, i shake your hand, i pick up your shed skin cells that way and then i touch an object, transferring your cells on to the object. >> reporter: however, "20/20" obtained the actual test results lacy relied upon. and took them to professor kobilinksy to examine. and guess what, despite the shortcomings, he agrees with the d.a., mary lacy. the dna from those leggings and the dna from the underwear are most likely from the same unknown male, not one of the ramseys. >> i would not use the word match. i prefer to use the word consistent with. this is not perfect, but there is enough information there to conclude the family should've been exonerated. >> reporter: back in boulder, stan garnett, who replaced lacy as district attorney, says her exoneration letter means little going forward. >> our job is not to go around clearing people or not clearing people, our job is to review evidence.

. >> i want to bring in glen corbett, an associate professor of fire science at the john jay collegeo much for joining us, glen. >> thank you. >> we've seen that video of the rescuers and searchers and investigators combing through wreckage. what can they find and learn from the remains? >> sure. well, they're going to basically as they've been doing methodically going through the building and locating the victims that are still in there at this point but more importantly to try to determine what was in the building at the time, how it was configured and, of course, any fire safety issues related to that we've heard quite a bit on the news in the last few days about the conditions inside the building so they'll try to reconstruct the building inside for all intense and purposes. >> we heard from the building manager, the person leasing out this building. surprised to hear him get in front of the cameras and take questions at this point? >> i am surprised he's talking at this point. obviously he was there, he apparently was the person who brought in the tenants and the folks who moved

john glenn's wife, annie, survives him. they were married for 73 years. glenn was the last survivor of original mercury 7. they're all gone now. nbc's own jaybarbury covered them all. he, too, came to know john glenn. >> john always felt like he was sort of shorted out of going to the moon. he wanted to go to the moon badly. i just would like to set here and think tonight knowing john as i did, he's on the moon tonight. and if we'll look up there, it's in the western sky, brian, we probably could wave at him. he finally got to the moon. >> hear hear, jay barbury in john glenn was a lovely man. for as the late scott carpenter was the first to say, "god speed, john glenn." thank you for being here with us. "hardball with chris matthews" begins right now. >>> the right stuff, let's play "hardball." >> today the united states begins paying tribute to colonel john h. glenn jr., the first american to ride a spacecraft around the world. >> good evening, i'm chris matthews. today we pay tribute to john glenn, known as an american hero, john glenn died today. he was an astronaut, a u.s. senator, a statesman, and an american hero. he died at the age

. >> captain james daily and corporal john fronzak. jay cox and his wife have five children and several grandchildren and the sack fights and comradery on the course is anything like you have seen. she recalled a time her husband had heart surgey after complications on a fall after aed noing in cabin john. >> he came home from the hospital, of course, and the place was full of cops. they came and they came and they came. hand police chief spoke to us by jay cox passion. >> this was a guy up until the end was out making traffic stops. if he heard a call come out and was close by he would go back and officer up. >> reporter: and the 84-year-old humble to the core. >> what do you think to hear all these wonderful things said about you? >> well, nice of them. >> reporter: at the party tonight they played a special video governor larry hogan. what is he going to do now? he says housework, gardening once the weather warms up and get this he will still do some work volunteering on the fugitive squad when he can. the job is just search a part of h

john's life. we will miss him. >> jay barbree. he was there when john glenn became an american hero more than 50 years ago. jay, thank you for taking a few minutes. we appreciate it following this breaking news. just learned in the last few minutes that john glenn passed away at the age of 95. we're also keeping an eye on ohio state university. the president-elect donald trump. he is there today expecting to meet with the victims and first responders of that november 28 stabbing attack on campus. chris jansing has been on campus all day today talking to students. but chris, you also happened to be in a place that is now suddenly in the news for another reason, john glenn passing away at ohio state hospital there, an ohio native. this is his beloved home state. we're just learning of this in the last couple minutes. it was the columbus newspaper that may have first reported this. what is the early reaction there about his passing? >> you know, i think governor kasich said it appropriately when he tweeted he was ohio's hometown hero.

tom hanks said, god speed john glenn and jay, alose friend. >> may the good lord ride all the way. ode all the way through john's. he will miss him. >> control tower, go. >> no exaggeration to say john glenn was a giant in american history. >> god speed. >> best known for this moment. >> i feel fine. oh, the view is tremendous. >> in 1962, the first american to orbit the earth three times in a primitive spacecraft called friendship 7. he returned to such a hero's welcome, president kennedy decided he was too valuable to risk on another space mission. he was grounded, becoming nasa's biggest cheerleader. born in 1921, john glenn's roots always firmly planted in ohio. he married his childhood sweetheart, annie, and flew combat missions in world war ii and korea and coast to coast supersonic test pilot record and elite mercury 7 astronauts. >> i think there is a power greater than i am that will see that i'm taken care of if i do my part of the bargain. >> a close friend of the kennedys, it was glenn who broke the news to the kennedy children. in 1972, the first of four terms in the u.

ted thanks bret attorney john safran and jay their own news conference today. after learning of the d-a's decision not to criminally charge the officer involved, they say they're now taking their fight to federal level. fox 6's brittany shannon live in wauwatosa tonight with their reaction... this was not the news the anderson family was hoping for today. their reaction-- one of disappointment and sadness. after seeing the video today, they continue to say the investigation was not transparent and they'll continue their fight for justice... asks about him daily 14" for family members of jay anderson, junior. "54:52 the anderson family has received the decision that they were dreading 57:07" news that officer joseph mensah will not face criminal charges in the june 23rd officer involved shooting. "30:35 the district attorneys office has advised that they will not be issuing criminal charges against wauwatosa police officer joseph mensah 36:06" anderson's mother, fiance and family attorney, jon safran, holding a press conference after meeting recent dash camera v

, georgia republican senator david perdue, jay cohen, retired navy admiral, former defense secretary robert gates, pam bondi, u.n. ambassador of the u.n., john bolton, heidi heitkamp, democrat, and david malpass. latest cabinet picks, jessica snyder is outside trump tower on fifth avenue in new york city for us right now. jessica, trump describes his pick for defense secretary, and i'm quoting him now, as the closest thing to general george patton that we have. general mattis, as we know, the retired marine corps general has a potential legal hurdle he has to clear in order to be considered for his nomination. >> reporter: yes. you know, wolf, but trump's team is saying they are well on their way to getting a congressional waiver. trump spokesman jason miller, in fact, this morning saying that senator john mccain is right now drafting legislation that would get general mattis around that law that mandates that uniformed

john glenn. from veteran nbc news correspondent jay barberi, a good friend. >> may the good lord ride all the way, and he did. we will miss him. >> reporter: it is no exaggeration to say john glenn was a giant in american history. >> three, two, one, zero. >> god speed, john glenn. >> bestno >> roger zero, jay, and i feel fine. oh, that view is tremendous. >> reporter: when in 1962 he became the first american to orbit the earth three times in a primitive spacecraft called friendship 7. he returned to such a hero's welcome, president kennedy decided he was too valuable to risk on another space mission, he was grounded, becoming nasa's biggest cheerleader. he married his childhood sweetheart annie and he flew combat missions in world war ii and korea and flew supersonic speed as a test pilot and became one of the mercury 7 astronauts. >> i think there is a power greater than i am that will certainly see that i am taken care of if i do my part of the bargain. >> reporter: a close friend of the kennedy's, he was with bobby kennedy when he was gunned down in california. it was glenn who had to break

jay wright 13th. the search is intensifying for a missing montgomery county man. john donahoe left his family's seenand has not been since. signs are unusual. police are asking anyone with information to contact them. >> his credit card has been used. >> we are worried about his welfare. 22, a womancember charged about $700 worth of items to his credit card. equinox is also missing. a pair was found alive last area in a secluded wooded in dinwiddie county. they vanished while traveling in northjersey carolina on new year's eve. to be flown to the hospital. her great-granddaughter is ok. up, retaliating against russia. new details about the possible actions the white house will russia.inst what comes next? we have details for "hamilton." >> what a difference a few hours has made from this morning. we are heavy volume in virginia. it has been this way for the past few days. slowbound 95 is heavy and as you make your way into dale city. you are going to run into a few delays. no incidents to report along the way. 66, it appears to be a decent ride. around to the american

jay anderson will not face charges. the family's attorney says that their meeting with district attorney john chisholm did help clarify _. he said the fbi video shown to the family

. >> john glenn was a political consultant in a campan and he made a point and i think jay barberry also made the point. he was missing the one thing a killer politician needs. he struggled to go negative. that was not something he was comfortable doing. that's who he is. by the way, it's what makes him iconic. it's a shame the politics is in a case where a guy like john glenn who had the right stuff to lead this country. essentially the rules of the game are so dirty he wasn't willing to do it. there are a lot of john glenns out there that may not try to run for office. thankfully john glenn did. you look at what succeeds and what doesn't and you say, boy, if you have john glenn's moral compass, it is a good attribute, but you may not have the tools to win a cut throat fight for the presidency. that's too bad. >> but he was a great senator. a great public servant. >> right. >> that's what's great. public servant, whether it was in the space program or in the united states senate. >> world war ii or korea. thank you very much. >> you got it. >> tune in every weekday at 5:00 eastern. if i

. >> that is jonathan safran and theo family of j anderson reacting to jay anderson reacting to the news that thenc attorney john chisholm will not be charging the officer involved, wauwatosa police officer joseph mensa with the jets last summer of jay anderson. the court that stuck out to me, my daughter won't know her dad. that from jay anderson's fianc?e and the mother of his two children. >> very much so. as you heard at the end of the press conference there talking about what is next in this case and the us attorney's office has agreed to take this case on., we will have much more coming up on this case in and the press comics were expecting from the wauwatosa police department at >>> welcome back. our tour on the weather deck this afternoon let's look at some of the snowfall totals from yesterday.t beaver dam one of the highest totals coming in in dodge county.n jefferson four.3 inches folk than jackson and washington county 4 inches and mitchell international one of the lower totals but this will be the official total for milwaukee, one.8 inches. it is good to put in our memory banks that most areass got

he joins me on the phone and he is somebody that can call john glenn not just a friend but a close friend. jay barbree, i can't imagine what you're feeling today. >> it's a bad day, chuck, and we expected it. i talked to john for the last time a few weeks ago, and he was bedridden at that time, losing his eyesight, but he still had high spirits. we had been expecting it now for a few days since he's been back in the hospital, but i got to tell you, there was no bigger hero than john glenn, and there was no better person. he really was a small town boy. i'll be honest with you, chuck. you know, he reminded me a lot of you, because you're that type of guy that you talk to anyone anyplace, you fit in. it doesn't matter because you don't consider yourself above anyone else, and that's the way john was. he always was there, and to do what he did, to go into orbit on february 20th, 1962 on a rocket that had been blown up as often as it was going, and to take that risk that he did, he caught us up to a certain extent back with the russians in the space race, and you mentioned the fact that he was a s

jay being he will for the goal, fifth of the year. there's, john carlton slap shot dein facted by marcus johansson. look at that. past the goalie ties the game at two. they're going to go to overtime. pass to demitrius. times it one time. the game winner, captains win 3-2. they, they steel. goes for the dunk, 18 points on seven of ten shooting. three minute to go. he knocks it away. porter once again ahead to wall, watch this. bomb. 25 points, wizards up three, then goes this is when it happens. check out wall. marquee. dunks it. they win. second road victory of the season. i think that's well deserved. fox sports said the nats have a legitimate chance of landing white socks. nothing is yet set in stone. they won 17 and ten last year. he, what it's going to take for that matter any big name. >> we're going to allocate our resources. we're going to give ourselves the best chance of get an impactful player. >>> howard husky scores but the celebration is even better. watch this. stick behind the head. he's the king of the world. there you go. >> i lik

right now, receipt mains of john glenn lie in state inside the ohio state house. nbc's jay gray is in the buckeye state and has more on the memorial for the former astronaut and senator. >> these are the men who had the right stuff. >> a fighter pilot. astronaut and statesman. john glenn was an american hero. but his home and heart were in ohio. where crews have prepared the state house for thousands of visitors expected to pour through the rotunda later today. to pay their respects as his body lies in state ahead of a weekend memorial. he was a pioneer, the first american in orbit, but always it seems, down to earth. a trait he shared with congress after returning from his first historic flight. >> as our knowledge of this universe in which we live increases, may god grant us the wisdom and guidance to use it wisely. >> glenn continued to push the envelope and search for knowledge his entire life. returning to space at 77 years old. astronaut steve robinson was on that mission. >> he savored the whole thing. and he didn't make a big poetic deal about it at all. john glenn

at the trump tower today, senator david purdue from georgia, retired it admiral jay cohen, bob gates, pam bondy, john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. who is up for secretary of state. perhaps the thing that caught most attention today was a phone call that was read out in the list of phone calls late this afternoon. that was a phone call between the president-elect and the president of taiwan. during the discussion, they noted the close economic, political and security ties exist between taiwan and the united states. president-elect trump congratulated the president on becoming president of taiwan earlier this year. there's a big dust up there because u.s. leaders don'ttie t leaders. let's bring in jonathan swan, leslie marshal and charles krauthammer. there's a sensitivity here, obviously, charles, in a non-political correct, say what you say, most people would look at this and say, you are making too much of it. in the state department world, their hair was on fire probably. >> and in the chinese world. the chinese are extremely sensitive about these nuances in diplomacy. they have been

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the family of jay anderson junior extremely disappointed in the district attorneys decision not to charge officer joseph mensah. the family held a press conference with attorney john safran monday. they maintain the investigation shooting has not been transparent. police say anderson junior reached for a gun inside his car back in june. but the family says the dash camera video is not clear. jay anderson's fiancee stood says they'll continue to fight. "5:58 he was in that park asleep by himself he didnt harm nobody. and its just so unfair i have two kids by him that will never know him 6:08" attorney safran says he is pushing for federal criminal civil charges against he has already contacted the us attorney's office to investigate. kim and jessob. back to you. you can watch the entire dash camera video of the anderson shooting on our website-- fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news mobile app. we've also posted the news conferences. just find this story on our home page. a death investigation is underway after neighbors report a gun shot and a missing truck in fox lake. the only thing that police in fox lake and the dodge county sheriff's though officials aren't sayi

john glenn. and from nbc news space correspondent jay barberie, a close friend -- >> we will miss him. >> reporter: it is no exaggeration to say john glenn was a giant in american history. >> three, two, one, zero. godspeed, john glenn. >> reporter: best known for this moment. >> roger, zero g. and i feel fine. oh, that view is tremendous. >> reporter: when in 1962 he game the first american to orbit the earth three times in a primitive spacecraft called "friendship 7." he returned to such a hero's welcome, press kennedy decided he what's too valuable to risk on another space mission. he was grounded becoming nasa's biggest cheerleader. born in 1921, john glenn's roots were always firmly planted in ohio. he married his childhood sweetheart, aen innniannie. he flew combat missions in world wore 2 and korea. became one of the elite original "mercury 7" astronauts. >> i think there is a power greater than i many a that will certainly see that i'm taken care of if i do my part of the bargain. >> reporter: a close friend of the kennedys, he was with bobby kennedy when he was gunned down in california.

jay. >> reporter: hey there, laura and sam. good to talk to you this morning. we will see thousands gathering for one final good-bye to johno important to this state, spent so much time here. this is where his home and heart was. the body will lie in state here through the evening. there will be a special memorial tomorrow. vice president joe biden along with former president bill clinton among the speakers who will speak. that will be on the campus of ohio state university just a few miles from here. again, thousands expected to take part in that as well. very cold bitter day here. that won't slow the crowds down. this is a state very proud of their american hero. that's the latest live in columbus, back to you. >> such a fascinating life. thank you very much, jay. >>> 6:25 right now. "nbc bay area responds" to a couple who had trouble with a business's money back guarantee. >> with $9,000 on the line. consumer investigative reporter chris chmura took their call. >> good morning. after six months fighting this battle on their own, carol and al desperately needed our help. they spent $9,000 on hearing aids from miracle ear

. >> today john glenn, the american astronaut and senator will be honored in his home state of ohio. >> thousands are expected to brave the bitter cold to view his casket. n nbc's jayray has more. >> reporter: good morning. bitter cold this morning outside the ohio state capital. still thousands expected to gather in a few hours to say one final good-bye to john glenn. he was a war hero, an astronaut, a senator, even ran for president. this was a man who was an american hero, but he always loved his home state of ohio. this is where he stayed until he passed away j 95. again, thousands expected to gather here. and then tomorrow at a memorial for john glenn where vice president joe biden and former president bill clinton are expected to speak. that memorial will be held a few miles away on the campus of ohio state university. that's the latest from outside the statehouse here in columbus, ohio. erica, eun, back to you. >> breaking news from the live desk. >> a very busy overnight for fritz. molette? >> they battled a second overnight house fire, this one happened in fairfax county and forced this family out into the cold. details coming in. this one in annandale on

georgia senator david perdue, retired jay cohen, florida attorney pam bon i did, and former ambassador john bolton as well as heidi highcamp of north dakota all on the lissette to meet with the president-elect today. trump switched back into campaign mode last night on his tour which was supposed to be a chance to thank supporters in states that he won. he started his remarks early by relishing in one of the most devisive elections in recent memory. >> we did have a lot of fun fighting hillary, didn't we? think of it, we won in a landslide. that was a landslide. remember, you cannot get to 270. dishonest press. there is no road. there's no way that donald trump can break the blue wall, right? we didn't break it, we shattered that sucker. shattered it. >> later in the speech that went from scripted to unscripted, the president-elect then called for unity in this country. >> we are going to appoint mad dog mattis as our secretary of defense. but we're not announcing it until monday, so don't tell anybody. they say he's the closest thing to general george patton that we have, and it's about ti

john reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> time has come for the redskins coaches show with jayen. carolina up on monday night. the playoff pressure mounts. the coaches answer all the questions and break it down with larry michael and chris cooley on a special edition of the show. >> what are the odds that we all wear different hoodies? >> i was thinking the same thing. >> and none of us paid for any of these. >> anders does a good job of mixing his up. >> there you go, coach, carolina, monday night they're 5-8. this seems like a pretty good football team, 15

john and adele also joined in. that has been in my head all day. >>> everyone has that neighbor that outdecorates all the others with christmas lights. well, jay ole stead introduces us to one family in minnesota that's paying tribute with their hometown e hohee with purple -- hero with pumping lights and music -- purposing lights and music -- purple lights and music. >> reporter: mo they decided to use the show to raise funds for the ronald mcdonald house. >> they really helped us get through a really challenging time for our family. >> reporter: also didn't hurt that caleb and his older brother brayden loved christmas. >> because it's a time to spend time with your family. >> reporter: time you spend with your family. from his heart to yours. >> this is one way that we could kind of go big on his behalf and do mesog >> and if you are looking for the best places to see holiday lights in your neighborhood, you know where to go. to our app. all you have to do is plug in our -- your location and find the best display and also add your lights to the list in the add location section. and don't forget about santa. you can search for st. nick meet a

jay gordon saider scandal had a gate tacked on it. it was troopergate and it drove him bananas. >> it comes from john podesta's emails business interpreteddit. there are things that came from the wikileaks emails that i find sheer entertainment out of. and how unprofessional the hillary clinton campaign was. kennedy: last comment. great pizza, right? >> the place was full when he went in and shot it up. so how good is the pizza. kennedy: no offense to d.c., but it's kind of looking. i'll give a shoutout to my new jersey friend. does america get a slap on the wrist. according to edward snowden, yes. he claims david petraeus handed classified information to his mistress and got off scot-free. >> the system of justice in the united states where people who are well connected to government or have access to an incredible amount of resources get light punishment. kennedy: there are calls to have snowden tried as a traitor or pardoned. are theretwo criminal justice systems in this country? >> yes, hillary clinton was treat the differently. snowden gets up on his high horse. he says no one presented evidence that this damaged u.s. security opera

john mccain, thank you very much. good to see you and merry christmas to your family, sir. >> thank you, jay. >> president obama arrived in hawaii. but he addressed reports that putin was responsible for the cyber attack on the democratic national committee. >> not much happens in russia without putin. this is pretty higher arky cal operation. last i checked, there is not a lot of debate and democratic deliberation, particularly when it comes to policies directed at the united states. we have said, and i will confirm, that this happened at the highest levels of the russian government. >> seemingly pointing the finger of blame of loss at two people, putin and comey. to both the clinton private e-mail server and the russian hacks, i sat down with this interview. >> right now there is a big debate about whether or not the russians were motivated by a desire to tip the election to donald trump. what do you think was the motive for the russians based on the evidence you have seen? >> i think this is a serious issue, and i think it requires and calls for the study and the review that the president has directed that all of us

johns near 16th and wells monday night around 10-30. wauwatosa's police department... after the milwaukee county district attorney decided not to charge the officer who fatally shot jay anderson. kim's following this in the newsroom and kim - police are taking them seriously? that's right - and police are investigating their origin. meanwhile, we're getting a look at documents from the investigation. joseph mensah-- a wauwatosa police officer-- says he saw a car parked in madison park. since the park was closed, he went to investigate. this squad video shows officer mensah firing his gun six times into the car. mensah told milwaukee police homicide detectives he the driver was breathing fast as if nervous or scared. mensah also says he "felt the driver was faking being asleep." the officer says anderson reached for a gun he could see on the passenger seat and that's when officer mensah fired, killing anderson. a gun with jay anderson's dna was found at the scene. fox6 has covered this case extensively. to read our past stories or to watch the entire dash camera video of visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. attorneys for brendan dassey... now filing new court documents

of jay anderson junior is extremely district attorneys decision not to charge officer joseph mensah.... nicole is in the newsroom with details. his family held a press conference with attorney john safran yesterday. the family maintains the investigation into the officer-involved shooting has not been transparent. the family says the dash camera video is not clear. family members say they'll continue to fight... "i feel sick to my stomach knowing he will be back on the force but my daughter will never get to see her dad again. it's not right." pushing for federal criminal civil charges against officer mensah. he has already contacted the us attorney's office to investigate. you can watch the entire dash camera video of the anderson shooting on our website-- fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news mobile app. we've also posted the news conferences. just find this story on our home page. overnight. this one reported near 11th and wright. you can see flames coming from the home. there were no reports of any injuries. we're expecting to get more information later this morning. and a few hours later.... another fire reported on the northwest side... you can see smoke pouring from the home

john booty, thank you very much. rob, back to you in the studio. robert: we are going to go to break as we wait for jayhe podium. in fact come he is walking in right now. -- in fact, he is walking in right now. coach gruden: dunbar has a concussion, and at a low sprain. reporter: starts, it seemed like more of the same tonight. coach gruden: i thought our defense played pretty well. we had some key stops. offensively, when you go 2-12 o n third down, it's hard to pin it on one area. we were not good enough offensively, the plan was not good enough, the execution was not good enough. hats off to carolina. they did a great job defensively. probably one of his worst games of the season. what was off tonight? coach gruden: i don't know. i thought he had pretty good time to throw it for the most part. they mixed up their coverage pretty well and he was having trouble seeing the coverage. when he did see them, i don't know, just did not have clear throws. we just have to wait and see. i don't know. reporter: there were a lot of drops uncharacteristically and can you talk about jordan reed's in ejection and w

john. >> president-elect and vice-president elect mike pence kick off the thank you, tour. cincinnati, ohio is at accept o'clock p.m. eastern time. >> and homeland security jay johnson who is set to address the homeland security council. and his days after the somali attack on the campus. we are learning about a trip he made to our nation's capital ahead of the attack. we are following all of these developments, catherine? >> reporter: jenna, the ohio state suspect artan travelled to washington before the shooting. this is looking for motivation. sources say artan arrived late on thanksgiving day and left on a short trip. fbi agents are seeking to get records from the phone service provider to it help nail down where he went in dc and if he contacted anyone. artan bought a knife in home depo and that may be significant, because reporters were told artan purchased a knife at walmart monday morning and they are working to see what knife was used in the attack. homeland security is getting briefing on what happened in ohio state. they are focused on his time in pakistan before he entered the u.s. with his family as a minor. >> we want to it know more about him.