to miles down the road, this in western johnston county, very slow going. plan some extra time coming in on i-40 from johnston county and southern wake county into downtown raleigh. back to you guys. >>> authorities say one person is dead after a crash and southern wake county. this call came in at 2 am. one vehicle crash on fayetteville road. both wake county deputies and the highway patrol where they are. trip the sheriff's office there was a second person in the vehicle who left the scene. we are working to learn more about the victim and what caused the crash. >>> three men are in jail, arrested in connection with the shooting in the room. murder charges in the death of eric ray. charges also are pending against a fourth suspects, keith laney. he is serving time for another case. the victim was killed while walking home from work along andrew avenue in october. the suspects will make their first appearance later this morning. >>> several dozen people protested last night in charlotte. they gathered outside the police headquarters to protest a prosecutor

alan johnston on events in israel.erful typhoon, nock—ten, a powerfultyphoon, nock—ten, known locally as nina, has made landfall in the philippines as thousands. evacuate their homes. the typhoon has it the remote eastern province with wind speeds of up to 240 k ph. there is no immediate official report be either damage or casualties. the military and extra emergency staff are struggling to evacuate people and prepare for damage. the blunt willing to evacuate have been ordered to leave. many more who have been heading home for christmas are stranded because flights have been cancelled. this year's traditional christmas day broadcast by the queen put the focus on the theme of inspiration so here it is in full. band plays: god save the queen there was a time when british olympic medal winners became household names because there were so few of them. but the 67 medals at this year's games in rio and 147 at the paralympics meant that the gb medallists' reception at buckingham palace was a crowded and happy event. throughou

and forcing johnston to retreat, as i say, successively. finally, when johnston got across the chattahoochee on july 9th, 10th, president davis had to fire him. he feared johnson was going to give up the city. the president and his cabinet and advisers spent a full week gathering the -- all the information that they could, especially from general bragg who was in the city july 13th through 15th. he even held a cabinet meet chicago i belieing. he talked with bob lee. lee didn't quite like the idea of relieving army of tennessee commanders, but the president went ahead and did it anyway firing joe johnston on the 17thth in appointing hood the next day. as i say, hood, lieutenant general, wasn't even the senior corps commander. was placed in command of the army of tennessee over sluffing hardee. hardee had turned down the tennessee command in december after the disaster at missionary ridge. the local guardian angel of history where i come from atlanta is wilbur g. kurtz. here's his oil painting of the transfer of command. sherman has he holed

johnston press is to sell 13 of its reason newspapers in the united kingdom. it will buy the titles for 17 million pounds. johnston ends 200 million publications and will -- lawmakers in switzerland will vote today on a bill that aims to prioritize swiss market's along with others in the e.u. and then job seekers for -- response tored down a 2014 referendum in which those who voted for quotas on e.u. workers brought contradictions collateral agreements with the edu finally, facebook will work harder to come back fake news. they have announced new features newslp combat fabricated stories. it will outsource the fact checking of flagged content and tweak its news feed out the rhythm based on these external rulings. facebook was widely criticized after news that fake news influenced the u.s. presidential election. tom: a story we have a close eye on, a lot of fake news around. thank you very much for that. with your business news. time to look at what is grabbing international headlines. let's start, shall we, with the latest on the evacuation of rebels and civil

thank you very much, david cay johnston, robert costa, and michael steele. coming up the day after three attacks in europe, we asked, what does this mean for the u.s.? and how will donald trump as president deal with the new global threat? >>> and later, the north carolina general assembly has been called into session tomorrow to possibly repeal the so-called bathroom bill. how are the republicans there prepared -- i mean, how far are the republicans there prepared to go to cling to power? this is "hardball," the place for politics. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. so why are you still puttingy. up with complicated cash back cards? some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to places they choose... then they change those places every few months. quicksilver keeps it simple. with quicksilver you always earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every

alan johnston, bbc news.hour: the german chancellor, angela merkel, says islamist terrorism is the biggest challenge facing her country. in her new year message, mrs merkel referred to the deadly truck attack carried out in berlin by a tunisian asylum seeker. she said it was sickening when acts of terror were carried out by people who had sought protection in germany. mediators trying to resolve the political crisis in the democratic republic of congo say the government and opposition have agreed the main points of a deal. they've decided that presidentjoseph kabila can remain in office for another year but elections must be organised within 12 months. china has announced that it'll ban the trade in ivory by the end of next year. environmental groups have welcomed the decision as "historic" and say it represents a significant boost to international efforts to tackle the elephant poaching crisis in africa. it's thought up to 70% of the world's ivory ends up in china. un secretary general ban ki—moon has spent

alan johnston, bbc news.s honours list has been published, marking out exceptional achievement for service in the world of sport, the arts and all aspects of society. the vast majority of honours go to people out of the public eye for work in their communities, but among the many sports stars named is the somali—born british athlete, mo farah. he receives one of the highest accolades from queen elizabeth, a knighthood. he'll now be known as sir mo. the 33 year old retained both his 5,000 and 10,000 metre titles at the rio 0lympics. and the tennis player, andy murray, is also now a sir. the wimbledon champion, 0lympic gold—medallist and world number one is knighted for his services to tennis. in the world of entertainment and the arts, ray davies, front man for the rock band the kinks, is awarded a knighthood. and the editor of the fashion magazine, american vogue, anna wintour, becomes a dame. in a statement she said she's touched to receive the honour. britain's most decorated female 0lympian, the rower kath

the actress sue johnston remembering liz smith with great affection.r has died down. plenty more try whether to come. at times quite chilly. there has been some sunshine around today. you can see a some sunshine around today. you can seeafairamount some sunshine around today. you can see a fair amount of high cloud. that has turned the sunshine hazy. more in the way of cloud in parts of northern ireland and scotland. where we have the clearest skies, towards central and eastern parts of england, we would develop a frost overnight. later in the night we are likely to see patches of fog. 0vernight, close to freezing in towns and cities. —a and minus five degrees in part of the countryside. this patchy fog could make it a little bit tricky if you are heading back to work after the christmas break. some of that fog could linger across parts of the midland —— midlands. mildertowards across parts of the midland —— midlands. milder towards the north—west. perhaps some rain for the western isles. that's it from me. john hammond will be here in half an hour. he

alan johnston, bbc news.cial forces continue to push back islamic state militants in the eastern section of mosul. the second phase of an offensive on the last major stronghold of is in iraq, which began in october. the us led coalition said iraqi forces had advanced in three directions and opened two new fronts in the city. the fighting comes a day after iraqi forces broke a two week lull in fighting to stage a multipronged offensive east of the tigris river. stay with us on bbc news, lots more still to come, including big—money. cristiano ronaldo offered more than 100 million euros this season to play football in china. learner drivers could be allowed on motorways for the first time under new government plans to improve road safety. the department for transport is launching a seven—week consultation under the proposed changes from today. the experience of using a busy road is vital for beginners. any tool we can have where we can get people more experience, it's got to be a good thing. the test is a minimu

ambassador norm eisen, and david cay johnston, thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, barney frank will join us to tell us what we should be worried about as consumers, especially consumers of banking services in a trump administration. >>> also, jill stein will join us to update us on her recount efforts. we'll see whether jill stein still thinks that there is no difference between donald trump and hillary clinton. [ cough ] shh. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. better take something. dayquil liquid gels doesn't treat a runny nose. it doesn't? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels fight your worst cold symptoms including your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is! when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance >>> remember that horrible story a couple of months ago where wells fargo, the bank got caug

ambassador norm eisen, and david cay johnston, thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, barney frank will join us to tell us what we should be worried about as consumers, especially consumers of banking services in a trump administration. >>> also, jill stein will join us to update us on her recount efforts. we'll see whether jill stein still thinks that there is no difference between donald trump and hillary clinton. when you have a cold, you just want powerful relief. only new alka-seltzer plus free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. he wears his army hat, he gets awalks aroundliments. with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm

i'm joined right now by david cay johnston.and the author of "the making of donald trump." thank you for that, talk about the evolution, devolution, breakdown, whatever you want to call it, of donald trump from the time he was a showboating business guy, nothing illegal or wrong about that, to this guy that found a way to make himself the tribune of the right. >> well, donald's always been about money, despite that 1980 interview, i guess it was tom brokaw. money has been very important to him. his very first big deal, the building of the grand hyatt in manhattan, he put no money into it. it was all borrowed money. he got welfare worth about $400 million over 40 years from that deal and that's the standard trump deal. put up no money of your own, get guaranteed money up-front by taking fees or part of the loan proceeds, and then take as much cash out of the enterprise as you can, until you sell it or it weakens and you have to close it down and move on. and with the exception of trump university, where trump put up $1 million t

the visitors dominated early on, and took the lead through barrie mckay, after the st johnstone keepery that shot. but that lead was soon undone in a pretty ugly manner, as rob kiernan‘s under—hit back pass was intercepted by steven maclean to level. so rangers failed to keep up with runaway leaders celtic. the reigning champions beat ross county 2—0, and have a 16—point advantage at the top. the two other games in the scottish premiership saw motherwell beat bottom side inverness 2—1, while partick thistle beat dundee 2—0. so here's what it has done for the table. celtic, with that 16—point lead at the top, ahead of rangers. and the old firm derby takes place on new year's eve, so there is a chance they could lead by 19 points heading into 2017. looking ominous — unless you're a celtic fan, of course. the former wales and manchester united captain ryan giggs and the current wales manager, chris coleman, are among the favourites for the vacant job at swansea city. the premier league side sacked bob bradley last night, afterjust 85 days in charge. here is nick palit with more. despite m

johnston this afternoon, university of iowa students, staff and members of the community read the names of people who lost their lives to aids. the goal of world aids day is to make more people aware of how to prevent the disease as well as to promote the advancements in treatment options. " and what this event is honoring those who passed away shunned and shammed by society due to the stigma surrounding sexually transmitted diseases " the iowa department of public health says two thousand iowans are infected with h-i-v and aids. in a kcrg t-v nine follow up tonight... time's up for a historic oak tree in waverly that's much older than the city itself. this is video from 1991 of that center. they estimate it's at least 217 years old. but the tree is dying and in danger of toppling. so last summer, the city decided it has to come down. workers will begin cutting it down tomorrow afternoon, and that'll probably continue on saturday as well. the city will close off part of a parking lot and a walkway to accommodate the work. president- elect trump started a victory tour today, making his f

out that "pinellas county schools" get daily reports on back in 2008 -- a bill called the "jeffrey johnston stand up for all act" was passed in florida. it requires all school disctricts to come up with a policy to address bullying. but if if you feel like your school isn't doing enough -- call law enforcement -- call us -- but don't stop trying to get help for your child. rely on the bus to get your child to school... big changes could be coming down the road in hillsborough county. the district's looking to cut routes for some 7- thousand kids. 10 news reporter kendra conlon looks at how money's driving the decision, and what you can do if you're not on board. 6th grader janette rincone depends on the bus to get her to and from wilson middle... because her parents have to leave for work early. she lives less than 2 miles from school... look at what her walk would be... crossing a busy kennedy boulevard. janette's one of nearly 7000 middle and high school students who are considered "courtesy riders". the state doesn't reimburse the district for the expense because it believes parents are

kellye: deliberations resume monday in the of a north johnston police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black person during a traffic stop. friday, jurors told the judge they were not able to reach a verdict in the trial. the judge said the jury needs to reach a decision. the officer is charged with murder in the 2015 shooting of walter scott. cell phone video shows scott running away from the officer. a lawyer for the family get justice. >> it is not over. justice is still coming. we will see it monday. we still have faith. we have not been shaken. we are not worried about it taking so long. it takes a long time sometimes. kellye: the judge has given jurors an option of convicting the juror on a lesser charge -- of convicting the officer on a lesser c campaign manager says about with fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 1

also with us david cay johnston, pulitzer prize winning journalist who today founded d.c. report.org, a nonprofit organization that will cover the trump administration. david, you've been covering donald trump longer than any of us, having written the book on him. and on -- also, as a financial and tax expert, your reaction to what we are learning from politico about -- one possible way trump is considering going on this. >> donald trump is going to be donald trump. he is not going to change. >> right. >> donald is about money and the glorification of donald. and the country be damned. donald throughout the campaign showed no respect for the constitution. let's remember this is a man who wasn't willing to say of course he would concede if he didn't win. a man who talks about the presidency like it's vladimir putin's job, that he is effectively a dictator. and won't even take his national security briefings every day. and to think that donald trump somehow would separate himself from that which he values so much that when they were teenagers, his children wouldn't speak to

a 'johnston county' mother is dead... and her 8-year- old son 'recovering' this hour... after they were 'hit' by a car in 'benson'. it happened on around 8-30 this morning. our crew on the scene says the mother was walking her son to the bus stop... when they were by a kia... and were 'trapped' under the car. 34-year old maria-suarez was killed. her son, juan- almanza is being treated at wake med. charges are currently pending against the driver of the kia. tonight -- firefighters chasing down 'hotspots' in the smoky mountains. the threat not tirely over -- despite the rain. at least 'eleven' are dead after the fast- moving fire swept through gatlinburg this people still missing... and firefighters are searching for them now. that fire coming dangerously close to dolly parton's theme park -- 'dollywood'. dolly promising '1- thousand dollars' a month to each family affected. new tonight in the governor's race... the state is giving county board of elections until 'monday'... to 're-count' 94- thousand ballots. the state board of elections made the ruling late this afterno

norm eisen and david cay johnston, thank you for your expertise.r day in the news. wake up, mr. west. why kanye west went to trump tower, why you should care, even if you don't like either of the people on your screen. we'll be right back. o cover almt anything. even a rodent ride-along. [dad] alright, buddy, don't forget anything! [kid] i won't, dad... [captain rod] happy tuesday morning! captain rod here. it's pretty hairy out on the interstate.traffic is literally crawling, but there is some movement on the eastside overpass. getting word of another collision. [burke] it happened. december 14th, 2015. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ volunteer for meals on wheels. we had an instant connection. what was that? i said, "delivering to you is always a special treat." oh. company, companionship, food... we all need those things. when we get in that spot in life, it's kind of nice to have 'em there. (avo) through the subaru share the love event,

likes to do the whole thing because he's so cute. >> it is a hard introduction to live up to coner johnston. >> do it connor. >> chief supervisor president breed i'll try to make that quick that is the speech in planning it is much more official i'm sprinkle the jokes as jocelyn mentioned last year the board amazing supported and passed supervisor president london breed night life preservation protecting the music venues within the neighborhoods and the legislation is fundamentally a three-legged stool and a lot of it will be reviewed because all of you in the room helped to draft the first leg the venues are pretended to be sued if within the permits and the second leg the landlord and realtor to disclose to tenants that is a venue nearby and the third leg to have a hearing with the developer and the musk venue whenever a i development is within three hundred feet of a music venue and the planning commission to consider recommendations how those uses what co-exist that last leg is fundamentally the most important part of law to help the land uses in the dense land use neighbors worker rath

joe johnston hits from the corner. late in the second sixers up by 3.r big job 13 points in frame and finished with same number. this was led by five -- sixers led by five and late in this game you knew what would happen they flat off go off. utah takes lead and they go nuts in the 4th quarter and win 100 to 83. by now you may have heard carson swents giving offensive line men custom made shot guns for the holidays as response organization called sees fire pa is sending players gun locks as safety measure. they were at practice prepare are for the match-up at the linc he said he wanted to give them something different. it's more like a keepsake. here's reaction from a couple teammates. >> i mean i appreciate it. he's looking out for us. and a gift say gift. it's the thought that county appreciate it. >> carson can do whatever he wants a gift say gift and i know he meant it you know he appreciate us and we appreciate him. >> i appreciate that. >> meanwhile eagles have sufficient decisions in the off season. bennie logan is potential free agent and probab

earlier the bbc‘s middle east analyst alan johnston explained israel's reaction.nt at the united nations on friday. real diplomatic drama. year after year we've watched the americans use their veto to protect israel against resolutions of this kind, but not this time. suddenly, the israelis found themselves without a friend in the world on that very important diplomatic stage and the message that the international community centre could hardly have been stronger. it condemned the israeli settle m e nt stronger. it condemned the israeli settlement building project in the occupied territories as a legal and a flagrant violation of international law. now, the israelis see the legal position entirely different layout will not accept that verdict for one moment. they argue that they are endlessly mistreated by the un in which they say is biased against israel again and again. they are now on a major diplomatic offensive and they are reprimanding —— the reprimanding of the ambassadors on christmas day. benjamin netanyahu the ambassadors on christmas day. benjamin neta n

they kind of, did just now but we have to mention this is air force veteran sean johnston you were honoredonight, rightfully so, firstly thanks for service you have put forth for all of us but tell us about your story. i necessity you didn't see that honor coming. we will get to that in a second. tell us about your story. >> i served in desert storm, came home, was shot in my neighborhood, this is back, paralyzed, but it was beginning for me for something very new, something very special where i have learned to overcome in a situation, that was dire, i was able to teach others the same thing, it is something that i do all the time now. it is something i have dedicated my life to is helping people get through those tough times being it a disability or a mental cballenge. >> reporter: so a hazing you got honor that you deserved tonight, a small token, if you will, for what you have done, it is so hard to pay back our veterans, this is joe brooks, everyone, president of the uso for pennsylvania and southern new jersey. can you explain to everybody the gift that was given tonight to sean here.

joe johnston hits from the corner. late in the second sixers up by 3. how about jayliel okafor big job 13 points in frame and finished with same number. this was led by five -- sixers led by five and late in this game you knew what would happen they flat off go off. utah takes lead and they go nuts in the 4th quarter and win 100 to 83. by now you may have heard carson swents giving offensive line men custom made shot guns for the holidays as response organization called sees fire pa is sending players gun locks as safety measure. they were at practice prepare are for the match-up at the linc he said he wanted to give them something different. it's more like a keepsake. here's reaction from a couple teammates. >> i mean i appreciate it. he's looking out for us. and a gift say gift. it's the thought that county appreciate it. >> carson can do whatever he wants a gift say gift and i know he meant it you know he appreciate us and we appreciate him. >> i appreciate that. >> meanwhile eagles have sufficient decisions in the off season. bennie logan is potenti

our correspondent alan johnston reports.but many on the front lines won't put aside their gunsjust yet, front lines won't put aside their guns just yet, they will watch and wait, suspicious after years of war. translation: as fsa we are committed to their ceasefire to keep civilian people safe, but we are here on the frontline ready in case the regime tried to break the ceasefire at any time. we think this ceasefire is a game but we are committed to it to keep the civilian souls are safe. while the fighters draw breath in the new tents calm, others focus on the new tents calm, others focus on the politics of the truce —— tense calm. in this rebel stronghold, the northern city of idlib, they protested against president bashar al—assad. people here said they would support the ceasefire if it meant he was ousted with the demands of the opposition met. but the president's supporters will see things very differently. events have moved in his favour. his army has dealt the rebels major defeat in aleppo. mr assad is stronger now th

his profile sky—high after of referendum, johnston looked like he might inherit the crown.howy? my pitch is simple, i'm theresa may and i think i'm the best person to be prime minister of this country. michael gove launched an attempt that was ultimately doomed. the problem: he was supposed to be managing borisjohnson‘s bid for the topjob. having consulted colleagues and in view of the circumstances in parliament, i have concluded that person cannot be me. yes, his supporters wept on a day that has become synonymous with tory treachery. over the course of the last few days i've realised that while boris does have those special abilities to communicate and to reach out, what he did not have was the capacity to build and to lead that team and provide leadership this country needs at this critical moment. it left only one other contender. andrea ledsom. the energy minister and energetic leave campaign, andrea leadsom. what we want? went we want it? and now! but supporters mounted a march on parliament then she gave a newspaper interview that was interpreted as her saying she w

fourth placed hearts were defeated after throwing away a 2—0 lead, st johnstone, winners away at kilmarnocke table after a 3-1 off the bottom of the table after a 3—1win at ross county. the off the bottom of the table after a 3—1 win at ross county. the world would be ruling body are not happy with how northampton saints tilt with how northampton saints tilt with the apparent concussion of george north in a match at the beginning of the month and they also wa nt beginning of the month and they also wantan beginning of the month and they also want an explanation as to how we are a few premiership rugby investigated the incident and failed to sanction the clu b incident and failed to sanction the club for not following head injury protocols and removing him from the game. george north is still sidelined and missed the victory tonight against sale sharks. it ended a losing streak for saint to go ended a losing streak for saint to 9° up ended a losing streak for saint to go up to sixth in the premiership, sale sharks did manage a try of their own, scored by their new rugby league signing, but t

they beat ross county 2—0 last night, while second—placed rangers were held to a 1—1 draw at st johnstonee were also wins for motherwell and partick thistle. former world champion ricky hatton has called for more support for boxers once their careers are over. hatton said if there were a professional boxing association in place, others may be able to avoid the depression that hit him when he retired. hatton fell into heavy drinking and drug—taking, and tried to take his own life on several occasions. he said boxers who retire tend to spend the rest of their lives on their own. there has been another high—profile retirement in the world of sport, with tennis player ana ivanovic ending her career at 29. the serbian won the french open in 2008, and after struggling to repeat that success, she mounted a comeback last year and reached the semi—final at roland garros again. she married manchester united's bastian schweinsteiger this summer. andy murray says he will plan differently at the australian open next month, to do all he can to win the first grand slam of the season. murray has reached

liberals lashed out at jill stein and gary johnston as spoilers who hands the presidency to donald trump. then came the but hama about the electoral college. nirvana co-founder joins me. you don't just pick one asked, you number all candidates by preference. >> you know when you vote in a primary election and you vote for your favorite candidate. they count the votes. if your favorite candidate wins you go to the general election and you vote for them again. but if your favorite candidate loses in the primary then you have got to pick a second choice. so it folds the primary and general election into oneri election because you have the ability to rank candidates. your favorite candidate down as number 1 and acceptable as number two. if you don't have any more candidates you like, you descroanlts to rank anymore. kennedy: i heard ralph nader say none of the above is one of the choices. >> no, this has nothing to do with none of the above it doesn't waste your time. this gives voters power. so you can vote your conscience. you can vote for a candidate you want to see elected without super

chef jason johnston is here, the executive chef of the mgm national harbor. that is a big job. jason: it is a big job, but it is a fun job. being he we have an amazing resort that we are ready to unveil to the public tonight, and we are super excited over here. kidd: talk about all of the food choices. jason: we have a selection that appeals to pretty much everybody. we have global soul food, brian and michael are together for the first time doing the steakhouse. fish will be focused on the pizza -- this is zizi's pizza. we want to give people the selection. kidd: this is very special. -- this is very specialty. with one hand. jason: zizi' pizza is very near and dear because it is based on the recipe that my grandmother made when i was a kid. this is what my cousins used to call my grandmother's pizza. they would run around asking for zizi's pizza. kidd: what else goes on the prasada -- some sopressat' right there. kidd: this looks amazing. it is all done. look at that. it has not been sliced yet. i was slice it coming up after 6:30, ok? rate food, great entertainment. there's

likes to do the whole thing because he's so cute. >> it is a hard introduction to live up to coner johnston. >> do it connor. >> chief supervisor president breed i'll try to make that quick that is the speech in planning it is much more official i'm sprinkle the jokes as jocelyn mentioned last year the board amazing supported and passed supervisor president london breed night life preservation protecting the music venues within the neighborhoods and the legislation is fundamentally a three-legged stool and a lot of it will be reviewed because all of you in the room helped to draft the first leg the venues are pretended to be sued if within the permits and the second leg the landlord and realtor to disclose to tenants that is a venue nearby and the third leg to have a hearing with the developer and the musk venue whenever a i development is within three hundred feet of a music venue and the planning commission to consider recommendations how those uses what co-exist that last leg is fundamentally the most important part of law to help the land uses in the dense land use neighbors worker rath

really trying to get you hungry this morning i'm here with executive chef jason johnston. we have a whole table of the food that you can sample and eat here at national harbor. we're starting with a personal recipe. recipe. >> this is my grandmother'sll recipe, it's named after my grandma, this is zizi's pizza and this is what my cousins always used to ask for. so we took my grandma's recipe and we are implementing it here. she made the best pizza ever had in my life. this is basically a showcase of the national market. it is mgm national harbor's food hall. we're excited this is how for me personally this is how chefs like to eat on their days off. we try to find the most authentic fried chicken, the most ought tick bonmi, honey's fried chicken and doughnuts, a fresh is a lid. district deli, so it is kind of a nod to the jewish dellees of new york with our spin on it. you can get an amazing turkey club, you can get great hand carved pastrami, corned beef and of course you always need to have a great italian combo. >> reporter: one thing about a casino resort space it seem

. >> hear it for johnston.ew reactions button including love, has ha and sad and angry. which sass an option, wow, boring or yuck? >> yuck. >> is she right? >> wait. wait, wait! >> uh-huh. >> yuck, will have to wait another day. >> another year or so. released wow, one of the other ones, and so in favor of this. someone says my dog dies and you have to press like to acknowledge it. this way they expanded the repertoire. >> makes sense. sensitivity. >> hoda? >> what's your name? >> brad. >> from. >> atlanta, georgia. >> this is big, brad. give him room. might need room. here we go. run-up to the 2016 super bowl carolina quarterback cam newton helped popularize the dad dance move. show me the dab. >> that's a good one. >> show me the dab! >> come on. >> somebody -- somebody -- >> there. give him $100 for that. >> you got it. wow. i don't know the dab. that big thing. >> a big thing. a brave man. wouldn't want to dot it myself either. >> oh, he looks good doing it. >> catching a sneeze, though. >> yeah, yeah. okay

. >> executive chef jason johnston boasting about menus from the resort's 15 restaurants, ranging from fast casual to fine dining. and we are closing in now. on some 12 hours or less at this point. to opening night here at mgm national harbor. the doors open at 11:00 p.m. the garages open at 10:30, we thousands of people to show up and make their way inside. back in to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> the man poised to become the next d.c. schools chancellor is at the wilson building right now. antoine wilson is at a public meeting. the education committee is talking about his readiness for the job, wilson was formerly the superintendant of oakland unified school district. the d.c. council is expected to approve him later this month. >>> today you're going to have a chance to weigh in on the future superintendant for falls church schools. the school board wants parents to explain what kind of qualifications and characteristics they're looking for in a district leader. the meeting is at 7:00 p.m. at thomas jefferson elementary school on oak street. >>> people stood in the cold for hours o

the traditional slow spot on i- 40 coming into raleigh from the south from johnston county is slow. we've an accident at old weaver trail and creedmoore road. that's backing up traffic as it >>> president-elect donald trump takes a break today from interviewing cabinet candidates in new york. he is heading to the midwest on a thank you tour that includes a stop in indiana. as tracie potts reports it's an effort to fulfill a campaign promise. >> they started talking and being happy that they would be able to maintain their jobs, their homes, and take care of their family once again. >> reporter: carrier workers call it a 1000 jobs saved, not moving to mexico. the company credits elect trump's pro-business policies. he's heading to indiana this afternoon to talk about it. >> my gosh. he's not even present yet and he figured out how to save 1000 jobs. >> i'm hoping that every ceo in america is getting that beacon signal from the new trump administration that we are open for business here in the united states. incentives from indiana governor, mike pense. he's been in washington paving

executive chef jason johnston says they hired local. >> all of the cooks, the stewards, back of the house people, service staff. brad: the m.g.m. opens thursday night at 11:00 p.m. everybody here says they're ready. an awful lot of work still going on inside the facility and outside as well. one of the concerns is traffic. tomorrow we look at the command center they have set up to keep everybody flowing smoothly around the massive complex. at national harbor, brad bell, alison: thank you very much. check out the photo gallery from inside the casino. that is at wjla.com. stick with us all week. we have reports what you can expect from traffic and security in the area before it opens up on thursday night. >> we were at national harbor for the toys for to thes event. doug: the holiday take rations are beautiful. if the weather did not get you in the holiday spirit, you will feel that way. let's look at the view of the sky. it's 49 degrees right now. through the day, heavy cloudiness this morning broke up through the mid-morning. the sun was out. beautiful day. most areas climbing in the we h

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