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but rocka is the capitol of syria and then places lik like mosul. we won't see boots on the ground.it's not going to be like afghanistan or iraq where you build a operative base and then going to go in with a big thump and come out. these people, they know force, they respect force, they welcome death, probably going to get death. and the new secretary of defense is going to be the one to deliver. liz: well, last night we had the man who conducted the enhanced interrogation technicalnecian for the cia. he personally interrogated the 9/11 and water boarded him. >> right. liz: let's see what he had to say. let's take a listen. >> my concern is that right now we're restricted to the army field manual. and my problem with the army field manual is number one that what we have to do is we have to publish it. so we tell the terrorists that they can go on the internet and download the methods that we are going to use to question them. not only the methods by name, but why and how we think that they're going to work. the other thing that -- liz: why is that so? why is that published like tha

so there's a lot that russia lik likes but getting back to syria is is something trump would like because it would be a win and putin would too. >> thank you, jill doherty, from moscow. >>> china pushing hard. the hack against president-elect trump's suggestion that the one china policy is negotiable and follows the controversial phone call that trump had with taiwan's president last month. beijing releasing this statement today, quote, the one china principle is the political foundation of sino-u.s. negotiati relations and non-negotiable. the high sensitivity of the taiwan issue and abide by the pledges of sx u.s. administrations from both parties. the chinese government responding to an interview that trump gave. that same interview to the "wall street journal" where trump said this. everything is under investigation including one china. of course views taiwan as a renegade province and the u.s. acknowledged beijing's claim that taiwan is indeed part of china. >>> still to come for us, a remarkable story unfolding right now in south carolina and florida. an 18-year-old discovered she wa

leeayanne melendez with the lik impact. >> reporter: roughly 25% of all americans covered under the affordable care act live in california and undercovered california health plans, those who couldn't afford the cost of health insurance have benefitted the most. more than 1 million consumers received federal subsidies to help them pay their monthly premiums. gabrielle is one of them. she's 26, single and makes a low-living wage and will pay $78 a month for health insurance. >> it does help me really well, especially on my other payments i have to deal with. >> reporter: if the affordable care act is repealed, she won't be able to afford a more coastl health plan and california would not be able to subsidize consumers under the plan. the state receives more than $20 billion a year in federal assistance. if repealed, insurance brokers believe the changes won't happen overnight. >> that's going to take at least a year to two. >> reporter: simon chu believes it has many flaws and need to be revamped. some younger clients find ways around it because the tax personality is low. >> the tax penalty is

leeayanne melendez with the lik impact. >> reporter: roughly 25% of all americans covered under the affordable care act live in california and undercovered california health plans, those who couldn't afford the cost of health insurance have benefitted the most. more than 1 million consumers received federal subsidies to help them pay their monthly premiums. gabrielle is one of them. she's 26, single and makes a low-living wage and will pay $78 a month for health insurance. >> it does help me really well, especially on my other payments i have to deal with. >> reporter: if the affordable care act is repealed, she won't be able to afford a more coastl health plan and california would not be able to subsidize consumers under the plan. the state receives more than $20 billion a year in federal assistance. if repealed, insurance brokers believe the changes won't happen overnight. >> that's going to take at least a year to two. >> reporter: simon chu believes it has many flaws and need to be revamped. some younger clients find ways around it because the tax personality is low. >> the tax penalty is

what do the roads lik eli >>> a taste of winter, icy roads took barely a dusting.e're monitoring the roads before you head out. >>> weekend watch, a winter storm barreling across the south. folks are stocking up. >> milk, bread, cheese, eggs, anything to get through. be prepared for when the kids want a snack. >>> final act, congress makes the presidential election toishl. top secret briefing. president-elect downtonald trum gets the facts about russian hacking. >> you will be challenged by the president-elect, are you okay with being challenged? >> absolutely. >>> this weather alert day may stretch right into your weekend. take a look at this storm. we are watching the next big storm roaming through the south and that could be more snow to us this weekend. >> we have live team coverage on the roads and what we can expect within the next 24 we begin with megan mcgrath in maryland. megan. >> take a look at the conditions we're seeing out here. basically, it's a situation of untreated surfaces versus treated, b where we are right now, take a look. that's our live pic

. -- ike's jobas really lik much more than his. he did replace generals. he sacked 16 of them. with regard to keeping people like patton pointing in the same direction, that was eisenhower's chairman of the board kind of role in the second world war, which i will be speaking about in january. >> do you think marshall could have handled that role? >> no, he was in washington. and it was very much the supreme allied commander's job to keep his generals under control, which he did do. despite the way in which these great generals acted like a bunch of 15-year-old schoolgirls. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. [applause] announcer: interested in ?merican history tv visit c-span.org. at c-span.org/history. the c-span video library is an easy way to search and view c-span programs. robert browning is the executive director of the c-span archives. quick c-span.org is the website. on the left page, side are all the hearings and presidential events of that day. right underneath that is a link that says recent events. you can search for a person's .ame 117,000

warm into the very low 30s this afternoon, but over the next few hours, temple temperatures lik any icy conditions aren't going to stay with us. slowly improving conditions as the clouds are clearing outs. 7:00 this morning. just before sunrise. there goes the last little bit of snow. skies start to break for allentown and redding. warm up in slow, but by 9:00, 29 degrees. sunshine breaking through the clouds. we will see some of that snow melting. then we've got sunshine into the afternoon with just scattered clouds. dry this afternoon. so more melting later today. temperatures will be climbing into the 30s. sunshine no problem to see that melting for philadelphia. the suburbs. and for the lehigh valley. then, for delaware and south jersey. drying out today. the wet weather will return to these neighborhoods tomorrow. look at the weekend forecast when we come back in ten minutes. just plan for extra time. >>> so we're on the schuylkill expressway right around the cameras at jer regard avenuegir this is the schuylkill underneath. other than that the slippery spots tend to be on secondar

let's tap into your known metia, if you're using words lik like truculence.t do you see and do you raise an eyebrow when you see the numbers being 41, from the "wall street journal"/nbc poll. what do you see in the numbers? >> i think president obama has clearly benefited both from the rising economy but also from the comparison to donald trump and hillary clinton over the last year. one of the historical ironies is it has been tougher for a popular outgoing president, dwight eisenhower and bill clinton, with high job approval to transfer that to the designated successor than the other way, an outgoing president unpopular, woodrow wilson, harry truman or lyndon johnson, it gelgts tougher. on the affordable care act, it's hard for republicans to do what they want to do without hurting their own core voters. one of the core tradeoffs in the affordable care act, it would ask -- all of that risk sharing, the mandates on individuals to buy insurance, the limits on how much more you can charge older than younger people, those are all going to be repealed as part of

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video again, everybody has seen it, but the perception it left me with was that the chicago pd ldidn't lik the fact that a police officer has been charged in connection with this 17-year-old, the shooting death of the 17-year-old, he was shot 16 times and the video seems to show him moving away. let me just finish my sentence and then you can have the final word. >> i apologize. >> i said to myself, i would hope that the police officers response would be, hey we want something like that to play itself out in court, if a guy got shot 16 times who wasn't posing a danger to cop, maybe that cop was out of line. that is what left me unsettled. you get the final word. >> okay. the reason the front line patrolman is upset he is a political animal. the police department didn't say don't release the video. when the facts play out in court you will see that. it was politic sized once again by our mayor. the only people who don't want the video released were the two people running for elected office. the state's attorney and the mayor. those are the two people who sat on that video because they had t

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relations with mexico got off to a rocky start this past week, what might and a nafta look lik?will talk to the director of the white house national trade council, peter navarro, right now as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and the trump administration dealing with fallout this morning from one of the president's executive actions. dozens of people have been detained across the country because of an order that blocks citizens of seven different countries from entering the country. the detainments sparking protests at several airports this morning. it comes as congress is getting ready to take on the president's aggressive agenda. issues of immigration, who will pay for the controversial border wall topping the list. we're also waiting president trump's supreme nomination later this week and handful of cabinet nominations as well. joining me now, the house majority whip. sir, good to have you on the program. thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning, maria. maria: first off, give us your take this morning where we're seeing this challenge certainly f

also cnn political commentators kayleigh mcenany, krirkt to the hill, david answered lik assistant editor "washington post," and simone sanders, former press secretary for bernie sanders. i'm so glad to have all of you. carlos at the white house today. president barack obama surprised the vice president with the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor. let's watch. >> for the final time as president i am pleased to award our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. [ applause ] [ applause ] and -- and for -- for the first and only time in my presidency i will bestow this medal with an additional level of veneration, an honor my three most recent successors reserved for only three others. pope john paul ii, president ronald reagan, and general colin powell. ladies and gentlemen, i am proud to award the presidential medal of freedom with distinction to my brother, joseph robin biden jr. >> a lot of love. your eyes are moist, don. >> you know, when you have a friend, someone who is a friend, and something like that happens, when a friend gets marr

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liks understand the impact if i'm an investor and want to know what the bear case scenario is in thisuation. how many cars sold in the united states, for instance, are manufactured in the united states? how much of the after market parts business, how many parts are made in the u.s. sold in the u.s.? >> caller: yeah, so let me see if i can do the best i can here. apologize for the background noise. at the electronics show. i don't have it in front of me, but i can tell you we sold about 17.5 million vehicles in the u.s. last year. 1.9 million of them were produced in mexico. the biggest pricers of in mexico in order are gm, nissan, fiat-chrysler, ford, and voex weigh volkswagen. it's a big swath of cars sold in the u.s., so the implications are equally significant. we are talking mexico, but there's a lot produced in canada that i think might be getting overlooked in all this, so we depend a lot on the neighbors to the north and south. parts perspective is not in front of me, but you imagine it's significant as the motor parts have to be serviced. >> you're basically saying that 11% o