kristin fisher is live to dive into this from washington, d.c. also not only who he is but what about the heavy criticism tillerson is facing. hey, kristin. >> can you believe it. good morning. this criticism is coming from republicans and democrats. they argued that for a secretary of state to be this close to russian president vladimir putin would be bad for the united states. >> it's a matter of concern for me that he has such a clo

kristin fisher is live in dc with the latest.ensions have been rising ever since they refussed to block the resolution condemning in the west bank. even more when the rabbi charged with the national menorah lighting outside of the white house used the ceremony to criticize the obama administration's actions. >> i know that some of us are so sad at what happened there with regard to israel. we must remember that the way to counter any darkness, any disappointment is not with harsh rhetoric, not with anger, but by creating light. >> now yesterday israel's government accused the obama administration of not only refusing to block the u.n. resolution but also creating and campaigning for its passage. >> we have rather ironclad information from sources in the arab world and internationally that this was a deliberate push by the united states and in fact they helped create the resolution in the first place. so it is deeply disappointing this has been surpassed of president obama. >> the israelis say we have ironclad information the u.s.

. >> kristin fisher live for us in dc. >> paul ryan outlining the plans under the trump presidency. saying priority number one is repealing obamacare and replacing it with affordable patient centered system. he talks about removing regulations to spark economic growth for immigration laws securing our border and making sure medicare doesn't run out of money. he talks about his relationship with the president elect and his tweets. >> there is a bit of a difference between the private person and the public person. the private person is a conversation like this. it is about how to get things done. did we improve people's lives did we improve the problems that need to be solved. did we address the people who are tired. who cares about what he tweeted if thursday night we fix the problems. >> trump will be a very unconventional president. >> the standoff is standing over as the feds go to protestors halting the pipeline project after months of push back. the arnl me core will talk about different routes. the company behind the pipeline insists they have no plans to reroute the pipeline.

. >> kristin fisher. >> i think we are going to hear a lot from president obama over the next four years>> in sports you think you are hitting on a lead you sometimes thi are vulnerable. he was saying i could have beat hillary clinton and we would have had a better candidate. >> u.n. vote against israel settlements. >> it calls for cuts of funding for the u.n. until that decision is reversed. >> kelly wright is lye with the latest. >> good morning to you. the ripple effect is still being felt in the united states as well as in the middle east. palestinian president mahmoud abbas applauding the u.n. security council resolution to condemn israeli salemenettlemen. he hopes countries will try to form a plan for peace between israel and the palestinians. israeli prime snirn benjamin netanyahu seeks direct caulks with palestinians, abbas has refused. it shows you how fragile the peace talks are. israel is reducing the diplomatic relationships with 12 countries which voted to condemn the settlements. it has prove that president obama opened orchestrate the u.s. security council resolution a vot

val. >> kristin fisher there in d.c. thank you. >> thanks. >> it turns out that john kennedy is back in the senate, not the well known former senator and president but a louisiana republican who clenched the country's last empty senate seat in a runoff election. the results last night. louisiana state treasurer john kennedy beating foster campbell. kennedy, no relation to the democratic kennedy family. the win giving republicans a 52-48 edge in the upper chamber. more on john kennedy from washington. >> there are a lot of folks who have been waiting for the 2016 elections to be over with and this was a final chapter we have been waiting on. in louisiana this was the year of the outsider. republican state treasurer john kennedy was a heavy favorite throughout the runoff. the one time democrat reigned on his reputation as an anti-establishment candidate. last night kennedy told his supporters he's going to washington to fight for them. >> in the world we live in today there are no state issues. there are no hopeful issues.

fox's kristin fisher shows us how his contributions to this country was celebrated today. >> astronaut john glenn with memorial service at ohio state university. glenn passed away december 8th at the age of 95. >> we gather this day in this place to grieve senator john glenn's death. and to celebrate a life well lived and to rejoice in his new life that will never end. >> ♪ >> a funeral procession made its way through the rainy, icy streets of columbus saturday afternoon. vice president joe biden just one of several prominent speakers at the funeral, also paying tribute, charlie bolden and retired marine general jack daily. >> one of the happiest people i ever new. he had that infectious smile, even when things looked like everything was crashing down, john would walk in to my office or walk in the caucus with that big smile on his face, and i wonder where in the hell has he been? >> glenn is remembered as a space hero in the united states. after he became the first american to orbit the another 1962. he later made his feet again, oldest person to travel in space after accepting a miss

the next top, north carolina on tuesday. >> kristin fisher, thank you very much.for more on his choice for secretary of state, let's bring in lou reyes. he was a member of president bush's transition counsel and is a partner at ashcroft, sutton, and reyes. got it all in. >> right. >> let's start where kristin left off. let's talk about governor jon huntsman as a possible joyce for secretary of state. speaks mandarin. wouldn't that make him a strong candidate for that position? >> well, thanks for having me this morning. it certainly is a not surprising potential pick. it looks like president-elect trump is casting a wide net as he's continuing to get this right. huntsman is definitely -- meets a lot of the qualifications on paper. the key, of course, is not only getting someone who is very qualified, can hit the ground running from day one, but who can also he can cute the president's foreign policy agenda and so that's where, you know, they would have to make sure they're all in agreement before going forward, but, you know, credentialswise, huntsman certainly is

kristin fisher. >> reporter: just in case the mother of four can find time to be counsellor to the uniteds. kelly ann conway made it clear she can do them well, maybe better than a man. >> i don't play golf and don't have a mistress. >> it is that statement that made conway an asset to president-elect trump. she brought discipline as mr. trump's third campaign manager for a billionaire not listening. he listened to her more than most. and a man having problems winning over woman voters. she wassan asset. >> i learned the contrition and humility and what i saw privately as well. >> reporter: being the first woman in history to manage a winning campaign. and she stated her opposition to mitt romney. >> i am not sure we have to pay for that with a secretary of state position. >> reporter: she has run a republican polling and research. she was a favorite for vice-president mike pence when he was running for governor and senator ted cruz. but she's having a hard time winning over the kids to go move to washington. >> you are a mother 100 percent agreement would be fantastic. >> 75 percent she

kristin fisher has more from washington. >> and he is the congressman that was elected to the sixth term. if he wins the race he would have to split his team between the two roles and he is accused of being anti- israel and anti- semitic. he said that israel is controlling u.s. foreign policy in the middle east. this is a clip. >> the united states foreign policy in the middle east is governed through a country of 7 million people. a region of 350 million all turn it on a country of 7 million. does that make sense? >> ellison who was the first muslim elected to congress said that was selected and taken out of context. they call his words deeply disturbing. >> south carolina democratic jamie harrison and new hampshire chairman ray buckley. the vote doesn't happen until february whichlies plenty of time for candidates to jump in and that will be taking place in february. >> all right. thank you very much, kristin. >> president obama taking action to protect the affordable care act. a big part of had his legacy. and repealing and replacing it though is high on the republican list of >> pres

. >> kristin fisher has more on john glenn's life and legacy and live from the scene in columbus, ohioght. what were some of the stories shared in the memorial service that stood out to you most. >> reporter: julie one story share ared by fellow marine general john dally. when glenn was fly nothing the korean war and his wing man ted was hit by aircraft friar and he pulled up alongside him and pointed up and rose up to a lack of oxygen and williams made it back to base alive. >> of all of the war stories, this best ilstrauts what john meant to us. he invited us up to his level where we discovered what an american can do. he once said he was a marine 23 year and it just wasn't enough. we had 95 great year and it still was not enough. >> reporter: another great story was described by vice-president joe biden. he described john glenn as one of the happy uponest people he ever new. >> he had an infectious smile. even when things looked like it was crashing down john would walk in my office with a big smile on his face and i wonder where the hell will has he been p. did he just not hear wha

kristin fisher live in washington. , kristin. >> thanks. >> shannon has more. >> let's bring in susan, washington examiner chief congressional correspondent and i want to welcome you, first. >> thank you. >> i want to start by playing more of what senator mccain had to say on meet the nation. let's hear that and then i'll get your reaction. >> it's clear the russians interfered. now, whether they intended to interfere to the degree they were trying to elect a certain candidate, i think that's the subject of investigation, but the facts are stubborn things. they did hack into this campaign. >> so what we've heard from "the washington post" is they say there's a secret cia assessment that the russians hacked and got involved specifically to benefit trump. you may be hearing something different or short of that. >> that's right. i have good sources on capitol hill with access to the same information, and they say that really this is jumping too far ahead of the story, that there's a kernel of information that's kind of exp

patti ann: kristin fisher live in washington.ic: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu not backing down after blaming the united states for that controversial united nations security council resolution condemning the continued construction of israeli settlements in the west bank and east jerusalem. this despite the white house denying responsibility. syndicated columnist and fox news contributor charles krauthamer had this view. >> this is very serious damage and it can not be undone because you can't change security council resolution without the acquiescence of the russians and chinese and you're not going to get it. eric: we have a board member of israel independence fund, the american friends of likud, americans for safe israel and institute for the study of global anti-semitism and policy. also the founder of save the west.com. ken, welcome. do you think the white house was really behind this resolution? >> well the white house was behind the resolution by definition because anyone working on the resolution would want to

. >> kristin fisher live for us in washington, d.c. with who the president elect is seeing today. orning, kristin. >> good morning heather and clayton. what's the fun of winning the presidency if you can't celebrate a bit? right? he kicked off his thank you tour last week in ohio. he will be continuing it in fayetteville, north carolina in iowa thursday and michigan on friday. first mr. trump has a full day of meetings in new york as he continues the process of filling out his cabinet. he will be meeting with one person who was added to the short list of secretary of state. he will be meeting with dc mayor muriel bowser iowa governor rex tiller son and laura ingram for press secretary and henry girs former secretary of state. al gore was there to meet with ivanka trump about climate change but he ended up meeting with the elect as well. gore described it as a sincere search for areas of common ground which is fascinating since the two men are at opposite ends of the climate change debate. >> the time was with president elect donald trump. i had an extremely interesting conversation

kristin fisher has more, she's live for us from washington. stin, why is the search warrant being unsealed now at this point? >> reporter: because the federal judge overseeing the case says that the public has a right to see it. he's placing public interest over privacy concerns, but the judge did warn that portions of this search warrant are going to be blacked out or redacted to protect the identity of the investigating agents. now, this is a big deal because we're about to get our first glimpse of the documents that the fbi use today reopen the investigation just 11 days before the election. many democrats have said they believe that cost her the election, including her husband, former president bill clinton. he said yesterday, quote: she fought through everything and prevailed against it all, but at the end, we had the russians and the fbi deal, and she couldn't prevail against her. mr. trump's advisers believe he would have won regardless but, heather, it certainly didn't hurt. heather: kristin fisher live for us. bill: i want to get back

t get theur latest from fox's kristin fisher. >>reporter:kr at first the race for secretary of state seemed ts be centered around two people, mitt romney and rudy julian oh, but today one of the president elect's kelly and conway confirmed that mr. trump is of the most prominent and powerful prominent positions. the secretary of state is a powerful position this week we'll have additional interviews with other candidates. one possibility, john hunts man the former republican governor of utah who ran for president back in 2012. he was also the former ambassador to china. a company excellent to the united statesni over the phone call of trump with taiwan. and speak say is.peak he addressed his critics head on this morning on abc's this week. what i would say to them is wave ' acknowledged for a number of years. five years ago i made a serious mistake. i acknowledged it. i apologized for it. i made a very heavy price for ir and i've learned from it. to be announced this week starting with retired james as secretary of defense.nse. t

>> kristin fisher reporting live. for our viewers, we'll be checking with you throughout the day, throughout that service. i want to bring in my colleague, leland. i was reading a piece in the "washington post," famous twin brothers who were astronauts, the kellys. he led them to aspire more in their careers. you see him influencing just generations and generations, and in many different ways, he wasn't just an astronaut, he also served our country, he was a senator. it was really an inspirational figure. >> dedicated to a life of public service. talking about just in so many ways how jen glenn had the right stuff. his funeral begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we'll cover it live here on fox news channel. >>> all right. now back to our top story. president-elect trump disagreeing with u.s. intelligence agencies that believe russia interfered in the u.s. presidential election by hacking dnc e-mails. the disagreement is causing a war of words between the obama administration and incoming trump administration. let's bring in

far more on this, kristin fisher live in august. >> reporter: just this morning republicans on the senate armed services committee joined forces with democrats calling for a full investigation with the reports that russia interfered with the presidential election. in a joint statement they say, quote this, cannot become a part san issue. the stakes are too high for our country. we are committed to working in this bipartisan manner and we will seek to unify our colleagues around the globe of investigating and stopping the grave threats that cyber attacks conducted by foreign governments pose to our national security. now, that statement puts republicans like senator john mccain on a collision course with the president-elect. mr. trump is continuing to claim that russia did not interfere in the election, but senator mccain is essentially saying, sorry, mr. president, and he believes they show russia did interfere. >> it's clear the russians interfered. now, whether they intended to interfere to the degree that they were trying to elect a certain candidate, i think that's subject of investig

we're learning tonight more about her from kristin fisher. >> reporter: just in case anyone dv made clear this morning that she believes she can do both jobs well. maybe even better than the men. >> i wouldn't say that i don't play golf, i don't have a mistress. i have time that the other men don't. >> reporter: it's that shock statement mixed in with her sweet delivery that made conway an indispensableç asset to tru. she brought discipline as her third campaign manager for a millionaire notorious for not listening to his advisers. he seemed to listen to her more than most. for a man who had problems winning over women voters, conway was a reassuring force. especially after the leak of the "access hollywood" tape. >> i was there when he learned this. exactly the contrition and humility and the apology that he expressed is what i saw privately as well. >> reporter: after becoming the first woman in history to manage a winning presidential campaign, she proved to be a formidable force on the transition team by openly stating her opposition multiple times to mitt romney as secretary o

kristin fisher joins us live from columbus with more on the funeral service and the tribute from folks all across the globe. kristin? >> reporter: uma, there is john glenn memorabilia scattered all over this auditorium, i think this is u who americans will remember him the most, the dashing and daring astronaut in the silver space suit with the big smile that blasted into space in 1962 on top a rocket that had a 40% failure rate. i'd imagine that the speakers here today, two of them being vice president joe biden and nasa administrator charlie bolden had a pretty tough time picking out what part of john glenn's life they wanted to talk about today. are they going to talk about the fact he was a war hero, a marine fighter pilot who flew over 100 combat missions in world war ii and the korean war? are they going to talk about his time as an astronaut, not only was he the first american to orbit the earth, 36 years later he then became the oldest person to ever fly in space. they could also talk about the fact that he was a senator for 24 years. there is so much that john glenn did in the

kristin fisher has more. >> reporter: harris, at first the race for secretary seemed to be centered around two people, mitt romney and rudy giuliani. but today one of the president-elect's senior advisers, kellyanne conway, confirmed that mr. trump is expanding a short list for one of the most powerful and prominent cabinet positions. >> an issue that he's brought into search and secretary of state is an incredibly important position for anybody to fill. he needs to talk to different people. i think you've all seen the list before that already existed. this week he'll have additional interviews. >> one possible addition to the secretary of state short list, john huntsman, the former republican governor of utah who ran for president back in 2012. he's also the former ambassador to china, a country which has already lodged a formal complaint with the united states over trump's controversial phone call with the president of taiwan. another possibility, retired general david petraeus, who is still on probation after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of miss handling classified informatio

kristin fisher is live to dive into this from washington, d.c. about also not only who he is but what about the heavy criticism tillerson is facing. hey, kristin. >> can you believe it. good morning. this criticism is coming from republicans and democrats. they argued that for a secretary of state to be this close to russian president vladimir putin would be bad for the united states. >> it's a matter of concern for me that he has such a close personal relationship with vladimir putin. >> i am concerned about his relationship with russia. we want to make sure that the secretary of state is a person who represents america. >> what those senators see as a disadvantage mr. trump sees as a positive. he likes that rex tillerson is a businessman, the ceo of exxon-mobil who has done massive deals in russia. listen to what reince priebus said yesterday. >> the fact that he actually has a relationship with people like vladimir putin and others across the globe, it's something that shouldn't be embarrassed by. it's something that i think could be a huge adv

kristin fisher is live in washington with details. kristin, what type of policies do you think we are talking about? >> we are talking about economic sanctions, diplomatic and likely covert cyber operation. they say the obama administration is finalizing it and announcement about the public portions of this response could come as early as this week. both the fbi and cia are in agreement that russia intervened in our election in order to help mr. trump win, but the president elect remains skeptical which is why according to washington post the white house is now trying to make it very difficult for mr. trump to roll back any of the actions that they may take and that could include using an executive order to impose more sanctions against russia. eric. >> what are those, kristin, in congress saying today? >> well, senator lindsey graham said that 99 out of 100 believe the russians did do this and congress is going to do something about it. listen what he said last night where a bipartisan group of senators were meeting with local officia

kristin fisher is live in washington. hi, kristin. where do the two countries stand this morning?aring two totally different stories from the white house and the israeli government. the white house says it had nothing to do with this u.n. resolution. quote: the u.s. did not draft this resolution, nor did the u.s. introduce this resolution. the egyptians, in partnership with the palestinians, are the ones who began circulating an earlier draft of the resolution. but the israeli government says that is flat out false. >> we have rather ironclad information from sources in both the arab world and internationally that this was a deliberate push by the united states in the fact they helped create the resolution in the first place. and so it's deeply disappointing that this has been the path of president obama. >> reporter: now, that was a spokesman for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who on thursday told secretary of state john kerry friends don't take friends to the security council. but the next day instead of using its veto power, the u.s. abstained from a security council

kristin fisher live in washington with latest on a this morning. exactly is he threatening to do at this point? reporter: martha, he is threatening some kind of repercussion if president-elect trump does indeed rip up the deal. what that means, we don't know. president of the iran made remarks during the speech yesterday at university of tehran. he never mentioned mr. trump by name, only referred to him as some man that had been elected in the united states. but that man said repeatedly on the campaign trail, if elected his number one priority would be to dismantle the deal with iran. >> i have been in business a long time. i know deal-making and let me tell you, this deal is catastrophic for america, for israel, and for the whole of the middle east. reporter: to be fair mr. trump says he has several number one priorities once he is assumes office. and he never mentioned the iran deal in that video where he laid out his agenda for his fist 100 days. this goes to show you iran is taking the campaign promise very seriously, martha. martha: what is the

kristin fisher, thank you so much. >> merry christmas. >> kristin will be covering a lot of that as will your own hand. heard a lot from kristin about the different things that are on the agenda, a lot of things that both sides want done. which hills are republicans willing to die on, which hills are the democrats willing to die on here? let's start with the republicans. they want to repeal obamacare and see a real opportunity here. they came very close were it not for president obama's veto of this budget reconciliation package which eliminates fill busters. they'll use the similar tactic in the coming year. that's going to be the hill the democrats will die on. nancy pelosi. >> you're telling me that both sides are willing to die on the same hill. who wins that battle? >> it's going to be very interesting. democrats are saying we'll go to the mat here. nancy pelosi is planning a couple events in the next couple days saying push against this. we're not going to let them repeal obamacare. maintain medicare. >> are we going to see more ads like the grandmother in the wheelchair being push

kristin fisher is live with the details on the search. morning, kristin. >> good morning, ainsley. with one month to go until inauguration day, the president-elect has filled all but two spots in his cabinet. the secretary of veterans affairs and secretary of agriculture are still outstanding and so are the two people who will have to deal with the media the most. communications director and his press secretary. overall, truchl has moved quickly to fill out his cabinet. yesterday the transition team said vince ent sigh owe la will be -- he's another billionaire businessman. he's a member of the florida panthers. he's a member of west point and trained as an infantry officer. a new name emerged as a serious contender. retired admiral thad allen. he met with trump yesterday. he's best known for leadership in responding to the deep water horizon oil spill. others in therunning. former massachusetts senator scott brown, admiral michelle howard. she's the first ever african-american woman to command a u.s. navy ship and iraq and afghanistan wa

. >> kristin fisher is live with the latest. recap how we got where we are today. >> sure thing.s escalated over the weekends with benjamin netanyahu coming out and saying that not only did the u.s. refuse to block this u.n. resolution, but that the u.s. created it and actively pushed for it to be passed. from the information we have, no doubt that the obama administration coordinated on the word and demanded that it be passed. not mincing any words there. those accusations prompted a strong and swift response from the white house. eric schultz says the u.s. did not draft this resolution, nor did the u.s. introduce this resolution. the egyptians in partnership with the palestinians are the ones who circulated an earlier draft of the resolutions. the egyptians moved it forward on friday and we took the position that we did when it was put to a vote. now, that position was to abstain from a vote, which allowed the resolution to pass. a resolution condemning israeli settlements in the west bank. president-elect trump came out against that resolution. shortly after its passage he sai

. >> kristin fisher has been following the investigation. you're live in washington. kristin, what do we know at this point? >> police have received more than 500 tips. but the man behind the wheel who murdered 12 and injured almost 50 is still at large. with the christmas holiday rapidly approaching, concerns are mounting that he or she could strike again. at first, german investigators thought they had their man in custody. he was a pakistani man who came to germany as an asylum psycher. he was detained based on descriptions obtained. after 12 hours of questioning, that man was released due to lack of evidence. the police chief came out and said we have the wrong man. the perpetrator is still out there and likely armed. isis has now claimed responsibility. they describe the man seen fleeing from the truck as a soldier of the islamic state. whether or not isis directed the attack or inspired it or had zero involvement at all remains to be seen. it's also inclear if the driver acted alone or if he had help. as the search for the killer or killers continue, police acros

a special screen canning will be tonight to remember carrie fisher. kristin wright spoke with fans who attended. >> it's almost a packed house in the theerd. the thing is you know that fans are super fans. so losing one of the most iconic character for them. we talked to several people waiting to go inside. the line was long. people got here early. and they are excited to see this movie. they have seen them all. we talked to some of these people and hearing two things. they are shocked, still surprised about the heart attack last week and hoping that carrie fisher would pull through. the other thing is they are sad that she's gone. they are enamored with carrie fi fisher. and it's nostalgia for some of the fans. >> wherever you went from elementary school to high school to college, now with my kids. >>s t good that at least she got to see that the next generation of "star wars" films coming out. that was kind of cool. at least she got to see that. >> it was really good. >> reporter: the next show is at 7:55 tonight. there's another show at 10:45. they do expe

kristin fisher has more. >> abby, it's important to keep in mind this is a nonbinding resolution.has no teeth. it's all guidelines and recommendations. but that could change. not only does this resolution demand that israel stop all settlement activity in the west bank. it also calls intoquestion, the legality of jewish prayer at the western wall, according to this resolution, the jewish quarter in the old city of jerusalem is occupied territory. the problems are it opens the door for potential boycotts of israeli products that are produced in jewish settlements in the west banks. if other nations don't boycott their products, perhaps they'll label them as settlement products. another concern, that it opens the door for lawsuits against israeli officials and the icc. that means government ministers and senior officers could be accused of war crimes under the geneva convention. finally, it could lead to the creation of mechanisms to monitor and report israeli action. just because this resolution doesn't have any teeth, it's still a huge symbolic blow for the people. it could have r

>> kristin fisher is live in washington, d.c. with the breaking details.morning, kristin. >> good morning, ed, abby and pete. these punishments including economic sanctions and likely covert cyber operations. this was reported by the "washington post." they say the obama administration is finalizing the details and an announcement could come as early as this week. this is all the response to russia's alleged hacking of democratic organizations like the dnc and its alleged interference in the u.s. election. both the fbi and cia say russia intervened to help mr. trump win. the president-elect remained skeptical of such reports and russia continues to deny any involvement. still, the obama administration is continuing to push ahead with the punishments. according to the "washington post," the white house is wrestling with how to revise an executive order intended to give the president the authority to respond to cyber attacks from overseas. but didn't include efforts to actually influence the electoral system. they're reportedly trying to make it very difficu

kristin wright is live at the air and space museum. she's been talking to "star wars" fans about carry fisher. >> reporter: jim, tonight's last screening of "rogue one" is happening right now inside here. "star wars" fans who hadn't had the chance to see the new movie today said they finally had to be here tonight after finding out that carry fisher died. the hall family is they loved every minute of "rogue one." especially the memorable appearance at the end. >> it made me feel like i wanted to sit in the theater a little longer. >> reporter: they came all the way from charles county maryland to see the movie at the national air and space museum. >> to see the tie in at the end of the film was amazing. i thought it was genius. >> reporter: the i max filled with thoughts of fisher. >> there's really no words to describe the feeling. it's such a good movie. >> i had a huge smile when i saw that moment come up at the end. it's a great way to send her off. >> reporter: a bit heart broken. >> i think that princess leia is an inspirational character in "star wars." >> reporter: superfans back to see it already. >> i think she's bold and fie

kristine lazar, cbs news. >>> amazing. "star wars" fans in mourning tonight. coming up in the next half-hour how fans an celebrities expressing their grief this evening over the death of actress carrie fisher. >> then an historic day in hawaii. how japan's prime minister is paying tribute to the lives lost at pearl harbor. ,, ,, oooh. wowww. there it is. it's the red tag sales event and people are excited to bring in the new year with a new chevrolet. i'm a huge chevy fan. how would you feel about starting 2017 in a new chevy? it sounds wonderful. honestly, i would take any one. oh heck yeah! i want to get one tomorrow. fantastic! turn it on, let's go. during the red tag sales event get two deals in one. find your tag for an average total value over ninety-six hundred dollars on chevy silverado all stars. hurry, the red tag sales event ends january 3rd. she died this morning just days after going into cardiac arrest t from london to l >>> our top story at 6:30, tributes are pouring in for actress carrie fisher. she died this morning just days after going into cardiac arrest on a flight from london to l.a. while she of course is best known for her role as princess leia in "star wars" her ac