. >> please welcome the honorable lore t loretta lynch. [ applause ] >>> i will now introduce the boy scouts and girl scouts with the pledge lead by and then i will come back and introduce. >>> you alone we ask for help. guide us to those that have pleased and earn the displeasure. >> it's an honor to be here and a muslim and college student and adventure scout and leader of the boy scouts of america, i wear the head scarf the way that the virgin mary did. we love her and jesus. e i have family members that are catholic and jewish and proving that love prevails. today as we welcome loretta lynch, i wear my united states flag out of love and hope for my country. with that today i want to begin with the boy scouts, girl scouts and venture scouts of the muslim society. color code. attention. color guard holt. color guard cross the colors. color guard, proudly host the flag of the united states of america. color guard proudly postthe flag of the united states wealth of virginia. color guard, honor the flag. join me in the pledge. for which it stands, i pledge allegiance to the flag of the

including attorney general loretta lynch who's here for the interview. stay with us. >>> i don't want to jinx it but we're on a little bit of a roll here on this show. we just found out that we've got a really big-deal interview next week right before christmas on what i think is going to be our last show before christmas. a big-deal interview. i'm not going it tell you who it is but it's a big deal. also last night we had the first interview since the election with one of the top staffers on the hillary clinton for president campaign, jen palmeri. don't is a really big deal because tonight the sitting attorney general of the united states loretta lynch is here for "the interview" and that is coming up next. holy mackerel. stay with us. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood p

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during her speech today, loretta lynch quoting some statistics from the fbi. the most recent stats in 2015. she says hate crimes have fromased 6% from 2015 2014. most alarmingly, the increase against muslim americans, hate crimes are up 67% area that is the largest rate increase since 2001. all of the speakers here condemned those attacks and asked everybody to stand up against them. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jummy: we washington. wandered intoshot harmony public charter school. john gonzalez, with the scary morning at the school. john: the shooting occurred around a: 30 this morning on 8:30 this -- around morning on todd place. police have a road blocked off. you see the honda civic, the gray sedan? well, it is riddled with bullets. we understand that the adult shot.nside that honda was we understand his girlfriend and a child entered the school, then moments later a man with a beard driving a gold covered lexus drove by and shot multiple times. the victim was conscious. he was transported to an area hospital, where he suffered a single gunshot wound to his

attorney general loretta lynch yesterday. the attorney general refusing to say whether fbi director james comey's decision to release that letter upending the 2016 presidential race in the process was in direct defiance of the justice department and of loretta lynch herself, though it has been reported as such. as of now, the attorney general has chosen not to say publicly what happened here or how sharply she rebuked the fbi director when it happened. but director combey does remain in his job. and now there is the matter of not just how much director combey's letter may have interfered with the election. but vladimir putin, there is also still a lot to be determined in just how much damage this year has caused to our electoral process moving forward. in the meantime, stay tuned. that does it for tonight. rach legal be back tomorrow. and i will see you this weekend on my show, "a.m. joy."

the problem is it removed loretta lynch from doing the job she needed to do.t up to jim comey to say whether clinton should have been prosecuted or not for the e-mails. it was up to loretta lynch to say t. she couldn't say it because of the meeting. i do think it hurt. she's above suspicion except for the right wing nut cases. it gave the appearance that prevented her from doing her job later on. >> i agree with that. except for one other thing. i think it did play into the narrative of the clinton narrative as far as people didn't support her. >> i think that's right. >> since you are both agreeing, we will leave it after that. thank you. have a great rest of your sunday. >>> the intense xacampaign to change the vote. hear from an expert who tells us if this has any chance of being successful. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the only brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidi

that's what loretta lynch said about the tarmac meeting. they met for 45 minutes while the fbi was still investigating hillary clinton's e-mails. days later director james comey recommended no charges. lynch says it was painful to see how everything played out. >> i wish i had seen around that corner and not had that discussion with the former president. it gave people concern and gave people wonder is it going to effect the investigation going on. that's not something that was an unreasonable question fory one to ask. >> lynch still insists she did not talk about the investigation with clinton. >> a republican lawmaker now pushing to make stealing the american flag a felony. state senator john cavanaugh filing a bill this week to make stealing old glory a class 6 felony. those convicted would face up to two years in prison. it would only apply to flags hanging on private property. not those stolen from stores. >> bah hum bug. an elementary school production of a christmas carol canceled because parents say there were over 2 complaints abou

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this mornings program we are thrilled to host attorney general loretta lynch you will join us on stage in a few minutes to talk about her time in the obama administration and what she's most focus on in the waning days of her tenure. before we get started with the program i would like to send our special extra partners at bank of america for their tremendous support of the playbook series and i'm going to welcome onto the stage tony allen. thank you so much for doing this event again. [applause] >> thanks, anna for thanks jake and happy holidays to everybody. thanks to political for continuing this wonderful tradition of bringing us all together. we are very excited about our partnership with political and the opportunity to support meaningful dialogue about our countries passport and responsibility we all have to ensure its future. today bank of america employs 200,000 people, 40% of whom are people of color and house one out of every two households and hundreds of thousands of small and local businesses. we have a presence in 90% of the nations top markets and maintain more than $900

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attorney general loretta lynch addressed people from all walks of life in sterling. and abc7 bureau chief jeff goldberg is at the "live desk" with a powerful message from a young woman who listened to the speech. jeff? jeff: today in sterling what we heard was a strong call to action from religious leaders of all faiths calling on others to stand up and speak out against hate crimes. hundre u.s. attorney general loretta lynch the featured speaker today at the event which focused on unity and peace. this was at the adam center in sterling. they claim to be the second biggest mosque in the united states. quoting f.b.i. statistics lynch staying in 2015 hate crimes nationwide were up 6% from 2014. but hate crimes against muslim americans increased 67%, the sharpest increase after 9/11. joining lynch on stage, leaders that were talking about the need for understanding and tolerance. >> when one of us is threatened we all have to speak out. regardless of the discomfort on us. >> we stand together as americans as diversity and background to combat hate crimes. jeff: you hea

. >> now remarks from loretta lynch. she spoke with politico are reporters yesterday about her tenure as head of the justice department during the obama administration. this is 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome anna palmer and jake sherman. [applause] >> good good morning, thank you for joining us today. my name is anna palmer. i'm here with jake sherman. we would like to thank you all for joining us this morning for one of our last playbook events of the year end thank you to those tuning in on live stream and on c-span for what we expect to be a very fun and exciting conversation. we are thrilled to host attorney general loretta lynch and she will talk about her time in the obama administration. before we get started with the program i would take to thank our partner of bank of america for their tremendous support of the playbook for many years and i welcome tony allen, head of corporate reputation for bank of america. thank you you tony for doing this event. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you and h

please join us in welcoming attorney general loretta lynch. [applause] anna: all right. thank you so much for joining us. atty. gen. lynch: thank you. anna: we are thrilled to have this conversation, and in true playbook tradition, we have a little bit of news of the top, which we always like. you were sworn in as attorney general on april 27, 2015. you traveled shortly thereafter to baltimore in the aftermath of freddie gray's death. since then, you have led the civil rights division, released a report, the city of baltimore and the baltimore police department has been working on reforming the process. an update on where things stand? atty. gen. lynch: yes, as you noted, i think that when you look at the work we have been able to do on policing issues baltimore represents the arc of , that work, the issues and the challenges. it was the first issue that confronted me the day i was sworn in, freddie gray's funeral, the violence that broke out. i briefed the president on that that afternoon and my first trip as ag was to baltimore to meet with young people and rank-and-fi

good morning. >> good morning. >> what's your take on the degree of frustration that loretta lynch is feeling over podesta's comments? >> well, she's really in a tough position because obviously she did not authorize a lot of what fbi director james comey did, but because of that incident in the summer when bill clinton went on to her plane to talk to her, she kind of, although not officially, but kind of stepped back and recused herself and allowed comey to be more autonomous with his decisions when it came to the investigation of hillary clinton's private e-mail server. so she's in a position of having to defend actions that she didn't necessarily authorize but by the same token, you know, we see a lot of democrats now blaming hillary clinton's election laws directly on fbi director comey. i think there are a lot of people in the law enforcement community, even those who are democrats and supported hillary clinton, who think that that is unfair and untrue. so that's kind of the situation she's in, but she did offer a full throated defense of the fbi. >> one of two big interviews on

. >>> attorney general loretta lynch opening up about the meeting with bill clinton over the summer. lynch told jake tapper she didn't know their talk would turn out to be so problematic. she insists she did not discuss anything inappropriate with clinton. especially the probe into the e-mail server. >> i do regret sitting down and having a conversation with him. it gave people concern. my greatest concern is making sure people understand the department of justice looks at everybody equally and independently. when you give somebody a reason to think something differently, it was painful for me. it was important to clarify it as quickly as possible. >> now that meeting came before the fbi which lynch supervises was set to deliver its findings in the e-mail probe. >>> a deadly terror attack on a popular tourist spot in the middle east. we have details on that next. >>> welcome back. 22 minutes past the hour. security forces in jordan killed four gunmen linked to terror attack. gunmen targeted ancient castle popular with tourists. ten people died in attack. 34 people wounded. let's get

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [indistinct conversation] >> attorney general loretta lynch sits down with political tomorrow to talk about the tenure as head of the justice department in the obama administration. that is live at 8:00 a.m. eastern. paul ryan among the speakers at a forum examining the challenges of economic mobility for low and middle class income americans. that is hosted by the american enterprise institute, live 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. every weekend, but tv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. here is some of the programs coming up this weekend. saturday night at 10:00 eastern on afterwards, georgetown callssity jason brennan for a change in how government is run in his book "against democracy." he is interviewed by the vice president of the cato institute. >> fairness doesn't get you to democracy. that system.reject they think it will not work very well and will lead to bad outcome. they are probably right. once you say that, i care about conscious fairness but bad outcomes, then you have to ask, how are you going to weigh fairness

home, loretta lynch says it is possible the justice department and the city of baltimore could reach a deal to overhaul police practices. and federal government have been working for months on a plan. this comes after a report in august that found civil rights violations were committed within the department. >> the ball is in the city's court. we are looking forward to a positive response from them on finalizing this. jummy: issue will return to baltimore in january in efforts --.each news around the nation, closing todaynts are being held for dylan roof. lawyers rested their case wednesday without calling witnesses. he is facing federal hate crime charges and could get the death penalty if convicted. up, a warning for those who like to warm up their car in the morning. not only are you at risk of having your vehicle stolen, you may also be breaking the law. thisgroup of guys made their new home. i am ryan hughes. i will have that story, coming up. jummy: what you need to know if you want to make sure your gifts arrive on time. jamie: a water main break in the disk. they do have one

headquarters his family joined by loretta lynch, secret service director clancy and hundreds of past and present a.t.f. agents. >> he would never say no to a 13985. but the bureau has moved here to the new york avenue. they have referred to the building as the headquarters. bump today that has changed. >> the granite and the steel mirror the strength and the determination of rios. >> far beyond the building the legacy is flesh and blood. >> i feel honored to spent 11 years of my life with him. >> he left behind his wife and the 1-year-old son francisco. sergeant in the army. inspired by his father's legacy. >> i had an itch for civil service. i was a firefighter before that. >> three decades later the former colleagues check on the family. >> care-takers. they are always encouraging him. >> hay hope it encourage the future generations from the a.t.f. agents inspired boy the bravery of the young man devoted to the duty. in northeast washington, mike 6:00 -- one county's busiest speed camera exposed. the ten cameras. jonathan: training for an emergency. the first-hand look at a facilit

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attorney general loretta lynch -- >> when one of us is threatened, all of us are threatened. jeff: joining faith leaders from all religion standing understood and speaking out against hate crimes, hundreds of which are reported nationwide since election day. >> they target the fabric of our communities. they stain our dearest ideals. they stain our nation's very soul. jeff: according to the f.b.i., hate crimes in 23015 were up 6% for 2015 were up 6% but hate crimes against muslim americans increased 67%. highest increase since 9/11. >> as a southern baptist i want you muslims to know i love you, i scare about you. i support your right of religious freedom. >> i have fears walking down the street. >> she feels uncertain about the future but she has no intention of remaining silent. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: a soccer player that survived the plane crash in colombia wakes up. what he is saying and how much money the team was nearly fined for missing the championship game. alison: calls for change after the i-team learns how often weapons are brought into schools in one ar

.>>> a spike in hate crimes brought loretta lynch to a mosque in northern virginia and she spoke at the all dulles area muslim society center in starling. reported hate crimes against muslims went up 57% compared to a year ago. about 267 aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks.>>> regardless of our backgrounds we share something in common. >> we may speak different languages, we may read from different books of scripture, we may call our god by different names. but we all love this country. we all love the ideals for which it stands. >> this is loretta lynch is first visit to a mosque as attorney general. >>> government health officials say if you haven't gotten a flu shot yet now is the time. the cdc says influenza activity on the rise of vaccination rates remain low. it's estimated only two out of five in the u.s. are vaccinated against the flow this season. doctors say the side effects like soreness in the arm and a fever are not nearly as bad as the flu itself.>>> a sad moment between child and santa claus that people across the country and the world wiping away tears. >> a heartbreake

, loretta lynch will be here for the interview tomorrow night on this show. i hope you will join us for that. >>> first look is up next. ♪ >>> trump this morning met with carly fiorina, who was a bitter rival during the campaign. trump is supposedly considering her to be director of national intelligence. here's what carly had to say on her way out of trump tower. >> it was such an honor to meet with the president-elect. first i have to say he has really cool stuff in his office. all these athletes have given him this incredible memorabilia. i was particularly taken by shock o'neal's shoe. >> shock o'neal, you know. the guy from the movie "kazaam." >> donald trump continues to piece together his administration. this morning the

screen, a roundtable discussion with the attorney general, loretta lynch. she's at a muslim center to discuss hate crimes and the uptick in violence since the election was held. for now, he's scoffing at reports that russia helped put him in the white house but four senators are concerned. they are demanding an investigation. and they say the findings of russian interference should, quote, alarm every american. we're following it all. manu raju is live on capitol hill. let's start with you, manu. >> reporter: good morning. this news conference is designed for mitch mcconnell to talk about the accomplishments in the 114th congress but expect a lot of questions about russia, especially given the facts that senator mcconnell sits on these top briefings that not other members get because he's the senate majority leader. whether or not he supports calls for a bipartisan investigation, look, he's stepping in right now. >> well, i think this has been one heck of a year. i hate to see it end. it was topped off saturday night. you see i have my global sweater on. to

attorney general loretta lynch met with credit suisse's ceo last week.dit suisse is also defending itself against lawsuits by the new york and new jersey attorney general over similar claims. you reached out and didn't get a response on that. >> the bank declined to comment. i mean, the interesting thing we've also had a story from certain reports that deutsche bank could be close to settling. if this did happen this week two banks now being reported that that could happen. progress. >> depends on how far away the settlement is from the headline number. >> depends on how big it is. pretty confident it will be less than 14. anything less than 7 for deutsche bank would be a win from here. >> it feels like they want to get this done before the end of the year. >> before the change of administration, as well. >>> a key investor in monte paschi said it will go ahead with a purchase of bad loans from the lender. yesterday morning monte paschi said it was rethinking its $1.5 billion investment unhappy of a bridge loan the bank had secured. shares closing down 1

. >> what loretta lynch wishes she could take back. our exclusive exit interview with her next. plus, family business. as the trump kids have both a seat at the transition table and a hand in the family global business empire. democrats cry foul. and the best political minds will be here with insights on what happens next. >> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington with the state of our union is walking through a winter wonderland. we are wondering what 2017 will be like and the shall we say unpresidented nature of it all. before heading to florida for christmas, donald trump gave what he said would be the final rally of his so-called thank you tour and then promised to do more rallies. >> this is the last time i'll be speaking at a rally for maybe a while, you know. they're saying as president he shouldn't be doing rallies, but i think we should, right? we've done everything else the opposite. >> he shows no sign of giving up. his twitter feed which he used last night first he called the chinese seizure of an american underwater drone in international waters unpresidented, fixed t

loretta lynch recently reiterated -- >> we can't just throw this out there, this week jill stein went out and said those e-mails with respect hacked they were leaked to us. >> how do you think they got them. >> let's try to find solutions, instead of screaming at each other, if we do move on a by partisan investigation, i think this makes absolute sense, i could see mitch mcconnell calling for. i could see donald trump moving in that direction. it is troubling that you have for example one of the senators who was on the intelligence committee who requested a meeting and a briefing from the cia and the cia is not giving the briefing. this is also happening in light of the fact that the electors are about to vote december 1. which brings into question, where they want what they call the hamilton electors want to have the intelligence briefing before voting. if this was an issue that the obama administration failed to address in a timely manner, and now i do believer -- and try to find solutions, to figure out how to deal with cyber security in the united states because it could get bigg

. >> one thing we heard from loretta lynch today in her interview during "state of the union," is thereuptick of the reporting of hate crimes during the election cycle. listen to this interview with jake tapper. >> we've been seeing this uptick really in the last several years. the report the fbi just issued focused on 2015 and saw a rise in hate crimes overall and a rather alarmingly large increase of hate crimes directed at muslim americans. we've gotten more reports of incidents over the last several months. those reports are under investigation, also. we're watching it very, very carefully. i think it is a combination of things. i think the rhetoric around the election makes people -- it awakens certain views in people, and they may or may not feel empowered to act on it. my advice to the new administration would be to look at this issue very carefully as we are. and i know they'll take publish safety very seriously. i'll leave it to them as to how they want to respond to it. >> brian, do you think donald trump at some point should acknowledge the rhetoric of his campaign specifical

. >>> attorney general loretta lynch will be in delaware. facing community leaders and talking about juvenile justice. after that lynch will be visiting the wilmington police department. >>> two people are dead after a car they were in slammed into a school bus on roosevelt boulevard last night. we have learned that minutes before the wreck the bus dropped off two dozen teenagers. "nbc 10's" monique braxton is live in philadelphia. monique, what can you tell us? monique, can you hear us? we'll get back to monique once we re-establish communication with her. >> we're still having technical difficulties. i hear nothing. i hear nothing. >>> all right. we're starting out by taking a look at your conditions currently where they sit and we're also looking at those live cameras. they're still dark live cameras because the sun has not yet come up so what we're looking at is a cold start out there. 28 degrees in philadelphia right now. 25 in parts of pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey as well. look at the lehigh valley, down to 23 degrees now and 28 in

>> bill clinton for me, boarding loretta lynch's plane. >> absolutely. >> because it just -- a symbol of so much. number one, of bill clinton either not getting it or maybe more accurately getting it, but thinking that because he's bill clinton he can put his charm on and get on her plane and have a conversation, maybe about nothing pertaining to the investigation, but still -- you know. >> what we're told. >> what we're told. still it reminded people who remember the '90s that the clintons sometimes think they're above it and they're separate from what you're supposed to do. never mind the fact that moment also meant she had to separate herself from the investigation. >> loretta lynch, the attorney general. >> and jim comey fbi director much more in charge. that's number three. two the debates. not just because they were must-see tv, also because looking back with hindsight, hillary clinton did so well. she seemed at the time to play him, to bait him on so many issues. she was so prepared. but she was focusing on the wrong thing. we now know. she was focusing on his temperament and c

, loretta lynch will be here for the interview tomorrow night on this show. i hope you will join us for that. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >>> good evening. we have a lot of breaking news to be covering here. donald trump has chosen exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson as secretary of state. donald trump tweeted that that announcement the will actually be made tomorrow. mitt romney tweeted tonight that he was glad to have been considered. he made it clear that it would not be mitt romney, and then there's more breaking news that developed earlier tonight on what we will not hear from donald trump this week. this was the week when donald trump was going to announce his plans to avoid conflicts of interests with his business. that has been delayed till next year. the. >> what i'm hearing here is an ignorant person. >> the overwhelming consensus of the intelligence agencies is that the russians hacked into our democratic institutions. >> they have no idea whether it's russia or china or somebody. the. >> it's not at all clear to me that this

, loretta lynch will be here for the interview tomorrow night on this show.ast word with lawrence o'donnell. >>> good evening. we have a lot of breaking news to be covering here. donald trump has chosen exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson as secretary of state. donald trump tweeted that that announcement the will actually be made tomorrow. mitt romney tweeted tonight that he was glad to have been considered. he made it clear that it would not be mitt romney, and then there's more breaking news that developed earlier tonight on what we will not hear from donald trump this week. this was the week when donald trump was going to announce his plans to avoid conflicts of interests with his business. that has been delayed till next year. >> what i'm hearing here is an ignorant person.

attorney general loretta lynch is calling on protesters and police to avoid violence, but has not said anything specific about the evacuation order. authorities have said they won't enforce it even as brutal cold weather is set to hit the region. thousands of native american activists have been protesting because they don't want a massive oil pipeline to be built near tribal land. >>> charged in the murder of walter scott, you remember this video that shows the shooting, the jury struggling. one of the jurors says he simply could not convict a former police officer of murder and told the judge he could not convict in good consciousness. >>> we are learning more about orleans. joe mcknight junior was killed after an apparent road rage incident. the man who shot mcknight was freed friday afternoon. he has not been charged for the shooting and this has sparked outrage. authorities asked the community not to rush to judgment and warning those who may be planning to protest. so far officials say there is no evidence this was a hate crime. >>> the sun is out cold breeze this morning. tom is

attorney general loretta lynch was in virginia today to visit attorney general lynch visited the all dulles area muslim society center in sterling. fbi's statistics released last month show reported hate crimes against muslims rose by 67% in 2015 to their highest number since the aftermath of the september 11th terrorist attacks. >> when one of us is threatened, we all have to speak out regardless of the discomfort it may cause upon us. when one of us is in harm's way, we're all in harm's way. ♪ america, america, ♪ >> at the end of the event, students treated everyone to a rousing rendition of "america the beautiful." >>> charleston church shooter dylann roof is back in a south carolina courtroom this afternoon in the death penalty trial against him. these are sketches from the courtroom. that's because in a federal case cameras aren't allowed inside. friday jurors watched the chilly video confession when he said, he had to do it ." and he said he was "racially aware" meaning he sees everything through a racial lens. >>> a fire in montgomery county is still burning four days later. i

alison: loretta lynch is taking a symbolic stand the all dulles area muslim society center in sterling. this is on the heels from the news of the justice department, of course, that hate crimes all around our country against muslims increase 67% in 2015. jonathan: going anywhere today requires winter coat, gloves, scarf and a hat. we are feeling the coldest air of the season so far. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill joining us. is that the story for the whole weekend? doug: pretty much. today and storm are similar. sunday we warm up a couple of degrees but won't feel the difference. winds are the problem. cold air you can deal with. persistent winds, 10 to 12, 13 miles per hour blowing around unseasonably cold air makes it feel colder. proof? these are the current wind chills. the feels like temperatures around the area. feels like 20 in winchester and hagerstown. 21 in luray. 27 i temperature in annapolis. downtown washington feels like 27. the numbers will drop in the remaining evening hours. the forecast is clear and cold. air temperatures drooping in the city in the 30 --

and the story with loretta lynch has to do with the bias and the problems at department of justice.t: okay, now she says that her meeting on the tarmac-- this is the attorney general of the united states. the meeting with bill clinton, shortly before her department passed judgment on bill clinton's spouse was a mistake? >> she says, yes, i regret it, you're right it came before the fbi director announced the findings of the probe into the servers. but it drew loretta lynch into the campaign and cast shade on the doj as being partial, as being biased towards the clintons when that happened. by the way that tarmac was cleared and the question is did loretta lynch know. >> it was the airport and former president clinton's plane was there for three hours. liz: how did she feel first when she was told he was coming in. stuart: i want to get back to cleveland clinic ceo. i know you talked to president-elect trump, i don't suppose you can tell me what you talked about, whether you got the job or-- >> no, i can't. i-- >> you would be perfect for the job. >> that's flattering. i think the va

attorney general loretta lynch, for real, loretta lynch will be here for the interview tomorrow night on this show. i hope you will join us for that. >>> first look is up next. ♪ >>> trump this morning met with carly fiorina, who was a bitter rival during the campaign. trump is supposedly considering her to be director of national intelligence. here's what carly had to say on her way out of trump tower. >> it was such an honor to meet with the president-elect. first i have to say he has really cool stuff in his office. all these athletes have given him this incredible memorabilia. i was particularly taken by shock o'neal's shoe. >> shock o'neal, you know. the guy from the movie "kazaam." >> donald trump continues to piece together his administration. this morning the president-elect says he'll make his choice for secretary of state which is expected to be exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson. >>> president obama makes an appearance on comedy central's "the daily show" and offers a veiled warning to donald trump about flying blind without proper u.s. intelligence. >>> we're learning new detail

. >>> attorney general loretta lynch was at an open forum yesterday talking about how to decrease violent crime in city like wilmington and by breaking the psyching of cri icycle of c in prison. >> people with leave prison with a license or certificate for a particular job or skill for a job that they do significantly better than those individuals who don't have those options. >> they also visited the wilmington police department and the children's advocacy center at the dupont hospital. >>> this morning, patients at a burkes county dental office are warned to get tested for hepatitis and hiv. >> investigators learned that mice and cockroaches were found in the same area that dental instruments were being clean. family and specialty dentistry is closed. the state investigation found expired medications. we spoke to the former office manager. she said she was let go for speaking up. >> it was two years expired. wasn't like a week. >> the state suspended the owner's dental license. >>> a montgomery county pediatrician is dead weeks after he was jailed on child por noll fi charges. dr. kenne

, loretta lynch will be here for the interview tomorrow night on this show.he last word with lawrence o'donnell. >>> good evening. we have a lot of breaking news to be covering here. donald trump has chosen exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson as secretary of state. donald trump tweeted that that announcement the will actually be made tomorrow. mitt romney tweeted tonight that he was glad to have been considered. he made it clear that it would not be mitt romney, and then

you also have attorney general loretta lynch who redacted information from the 911 calls for the orlando shooter, so they're either naive or downplaying the threats. i'm not convinced president obama does understand the threats we're facing. >> this pc nature is deadly. remember the san bernardino shooting? remember the neighbors of the san bernardino shooters, and they said, you know, there's strange stuff going on. but i was concerned because there was a muslim couple who i would consider islamophobic if i called the cops on them. people are dead in the aftermath of that. >> absolutely, political correctness can kill. it did in that circumstance. we weren't able to capture those people before they went to the christmas party they were invited to. don't forget also that the press was the first one to say, now, the family didn't know anything about it and it was a candidate donald trump who said, b.s. these people, there's no way the parents or the family didn't know about this. i'll tell you one other politically correct policy of barack obama's that's killing people in the war on terro

. >> have you got an answer for soledad: when attorney general loretta lynch spoke at a virginia mosquehis month, she said, "hate crimes represent a stain on america's soul." she also acknowledged the increase in hate crimes against muslims - up 67% in 2105, according to the fbi, and the link to anti muslim campaign rhetoric. dean obeidalluh, a comedian and the first muslim american host a national radio show, says he feels the hate daily, fielding calls and emails that attack his background and religion. he let us sit on one of his ecent shows. > there's something wrong. >> my name is dean obeidallah, and i want to be your friend. that's how i start my radio show every day. >> he's a muslim, he's a writer, he's a comedian. >> and hello friends. i'm here to be your muslin friend. i get tweets and emails. i've never met a muslim before. you're my muslim friend, the first person i know as a muslim. that's so much the issue. >> today is a very special hate you. p.s. i i'll read the first email from a man who identifies himself as shane. why not pack up and go back to palestine? you're not

. >>> loretta lynch president of virginia mosque today amid a spike in hate crimes against muslims. she spoke at an interfaith gathering at the all dulles area of muslim society and called on citizens to come to defense of their neighbors and promised the justice department will prosecute acts of hate. the fbi said hate crimes against muslims rose by 67% highest level since after the september 11 terrorist attacks.>>> michelle obama helped spread holiday cheer today at the children's national health system and brought along ryan seacrest and family dog bo and sunny following the meeting with the sick and recovering children she continued reading the night before christmas. >>> ryan kerrigan in the hospital today one day after making the winning sack against the eagles. >> it's not what you think. he flew back from philadelphia and time to spread holiday cheer at the hospital for children and peggy fox was also there.>> and ready to go kick some butt now. >> reporter: ryan kerrigan who sacked the eagles quarterback to seal the win sunday was warm and fuzzy monday. >> i have two very

clinton and loretta lynch and explain his situation before she was indicted. fortunately i don't have that kind of pull. i think a loot of people feel my prosecution was politically motivated and these charges are very hard if you try to read what happened. it's very hard to understand. we don't understand what exactly was done that was illegal i think this case was only really brought after i was entrusted in the media spotlight. >> did the investigation begin before you became infamous? >> absolutely. >> but your contention is you never would have been indicted not tore the attention that hillary brought you by tweeting about you. >> never is a strong word but prosecutors, like any other politician they become famous when he this indict famous people. thee prosecutors need a job at a law firm. they need to make $5 million working taya. the same way fara could be a law firm at this building. >> you like trump. >> sure. >> seem to on twitter. >> love him. making a counter case. did with boeing we want them to make money but we don't want to make too much money