george mead, humphries? spent a whole day in the archives of pennsylvania, looking through humphries' and meads' papers, trying to find something that would show their assessment of warren or anything mentioning something like this. exist, because it didn't happen. mischaracterization of warren occurs at spotsylvania tore he supposedly refuses attack on the day of the attack by hancock. is nows fifth corps covering a two corps front. make is ordering him to yet another attack. mead writes that he doesn't think warren wants to fight. doesn't fight,e we relieve him from command. dispatch hashat been sent, warren was attacked four times. less thanast, lasted two minutes, because the men to and to go forward attack position they failed to gain any ground on, in the days' worth of multiple assaults. warren writes to mead, if i go the way you're ordering me, my flanks are going to be exposed. me to suppress the fire on my flanks and i'll go forward. engineering french terms for which he's castigated. imagine mead

meade was wondering why he was there. slocum had him there because as far as slocum was concerned, williams was in charge of the corps. williams receives information from his unit commanders here, and he reports it to slocum. i reported the condition of affairs, and slocum's order was tried the confederates out of daylight, an order i thought was more easily made than executed. by the morning of july 3, now we get to it. as i said, the confederate line now stretches from jones brigade, which had fallen back to what is now confederate avenue on the east side of the hill. nichols men were behind us rock shelves. stuart's brigade held the trenches on the reverse side of the earth works. lee's plans for july 3, at least on paper, were essentially the same as july 2. the general plan was unchanged. long street was ordered to attack the next morning. long street was out of position, we won't delve into that too much. he was starting his own flank maneuver. at dawn on july 3, ewell had doubled the size of the brigade. unfortunat

7am this morning to 10pm tonight for the following areasmesquite, moapa, overton, boulder city, lake mead, lake las vegas, searchlight, primm and laughlin. these areas should see gusts up to 50 mph. las vegas, pahrump, indian springs and the spring mountain range will see gusts between 30 and 40 mph with 10am to 3pm being the best window f not only will the winds kick up dust, sand, pollen, and debris, it will also create a wind chill for the valley! the high temperature range for the valley today will be between 50 and 57 degrees which means it may feel like between 39 and 46 degrees during the peak warmth of the day! the breeze still holds into saturday but will subside by the evening and high into the valley by tuesday las vegas... police tell us three vehicles were involved in the crash near ann and simmons two others were taken to the hospital...no word on their conditions at this time. new this morning.... 1:21-1:24 you could see flames coming out the back and smoke and stuff three people are critically nijured after their north las vegas home catches on fire! couple and their 6-yea

authorities are investigating the death of an infant who passed away at a lake mead a good samaritan heard screams for help and ran to the child. he performed c-p-r until paramedics arrived--but it was too late. the coroner hasn't released the cause of death. students, teachers, and activists from all over the valley are now demanding a unlv math teacher lose his job... because of his facebook comments about undocumented immigrants. screenshots of the conversation are now going viral. assistant professor george buch says he would report students in his class if he found out they were undocumented. the comments are getting mixed "i think that as we stirve torward become a sanctuary campus we cant continue to allow them to hold positions at unlv. yesterday students and faculty held a press conference with immigration activists calling on the university's president to discipline buch and make u-n-l-v a sanctuary school. buch told the school's newspaper he is extremely sorry for the comments that were intended to be a joke. city. the debate generated nearly 1- hundred 14 million dollars

. >> merry meade. like give me a glass of merry meade. it just sounds medieval. >> stephen: we don't say the word "meade "my but that's the kind of thing you might say if you were feeling english. >> stephen: i'll have some merry meade. i'll have a yard of meade. ( laughter ). >> i'd love a meade. >> mmm. i can't remember what we were talking about now. >> who cares? >> stephen: well, the thing that-- i mean, obviously, you know, i'm a huge toll ken fan. >> i didn't know that, no. ( laughter ) i had no idea. tell me again. >> stephen: mure make me sad. >> i'm so glad you brought that up again because it's been about four seconds since i heard you say something about tolken. i was going to say i'm a huge tolken fan, the thing i like most about your work or did until you became a bitch-- ( laughter ) is sherlock. i'm so excited for the new season. >> thank you. me, too. i think it's potentially, if we haven't meased it up, these three episodes think will be the best ones. they're fantastic. >> stephen: that's hard to believe because they've

. >> merry meade. yeah, don't say anything like, give me a glass of merry meade. laughter ) >> neither do we, but i'm saying that's the kind of thing you might say if you were feeling english. >> stephen: i'll have some merry meade. >> merry meade. >> stephen: yeah, sure, i'll have a yard of meade. ( laughter ) merry guv. >> i'd love a meade. >> stephen: mm-hm. >> mm-hm. >> stephen: mmm. i can't remember what we were talking about now. >> who cares? >> stephen: well, the thing that-- i mean, obviously, you know, i'm a huge tolkien fan. >> i didn't know that, no. ( laughter ) i had no idea. tell me again. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're making me sad, martin freeman. >> i'm so delighted that you brought that up again, because it's been about four seconds since i've heard you say something about tolkien. >> stephen: i was going to use that to pass on! i was going to say-- i was going to say that while i'm a huge tolkien fan, the thing i like most about your work, or did until you became a bitch-- ( laughter and applause ) was-- is "sherlock." that's really, i can't-

i here with jose meade. mr. secretary, thank you. meade: thank you. made real threats the mexican economy. the uncertainty is still there but mexico has always believed that the north american idea makes sense. we are prepared to engage and to talk about what we think together mexico will be doing. it is your job to finance that as the finance secretary to its is a basin areas. secretary meade: all of this lead to levels of uncertainty. what we can try to do is generate certainty here in mexico with the elements we can control. ,e can control public finances our congress approves a budget that takes us back to having a primary surplus and allows us to stabilize our debt. we need to try to generate certainty on the basis of having good and solid public finances, which we will continue to have. erik: that makes a lot of sense. controlling the things you can control and not worrying about the things you can't control. how much can you control? it is selling the economic fundamentals in this country without strong before the election. secretary meade: if

originally, it was supposed to take place as soon as the generals received the orders but george meade does it the first thing next morning. these various attacks that rentable order, sheridan is uncharacteristically cautious. sheridan will also drag his feet and not do much of anything. the second corps will get a late start and they are attacked and not be much of consequence. the terrain in his front is not allowed for a large-scale assault. major general john parks, commanding the federal ninth corps, does lunch a very -- launch a very intrepid assault. it is not really of much significance as far as and in the campaign. it is not decisive of april 2, 1855. that occurs along the fishhook of the federal lines. fisher, fort welch, the sixth corps. it is featured here. most accounts -- you see it in almost every theater. they are hunkered down. this is the sixth corps at fredericksburg. at fredericksburg, at the second battle of fredericksburg, the sixth corps really establishes an identity of doing the impossible of succeeding where others have failed of carrying out a series of impr

so somewhat fwlaber gasted meade cuts the orders and let's sheridan ride off.otomac blind and deaf. and i want to call on that very important fact to your attention. because what unfolds over the next 2 1/2 weeks, thousands of union lives are lost because phil sheridan has left with the eyes and ears. he tends to get a free pass in history, i killed jeb stewart, ladidadida. he kills thosen adds of his own men by leaving the army blind and deaf. union is going to continue to advance down that road toward spotsylvania, the calvary is still blocking them, they're in effect flushing them out, infantry is going to have to do the job, the fifth core is leading the march, the first division, trying to lead the way, they're going to deploy into the line of battle if you look at these roads of chairs. you ride that road. it's row of chair afro of chair afro of chair. they delay the advance again. the federals have to race up there at the double quick, redeploy, try to push the calvary away, go to their horses, go to the next row of chairs. line up, delay again. >> grant

>> no, i have no say in who attends meadings like that. zero. i like to think i do, but lime pleased to present him with the media relations, but i have zero say to anyone who was invited. that calls into question the top notch reporting we are seeing. >> was it an intentional decision by the trump team? it was striking. he uses twitter all the time. >> you can list hundreds or thousands of companies that were not there. hundreds of companies were there, as you mentioned, almost none of these were supporting him. this is not about who supported him. nobody was there that supported him. the rest of the people were against him. if you talk about the idea that you were picking up on who is in the room was ridiculous. this guy continues to reach out to opponents and foes. you guys focus in on who wasn't there. that's petty and ridiculous. >> i am not trying to be petty and ridiculous. >> it's not just you, steve. >> we have seen donald trump use twitter in a way we have never seen a political leader let alone an incoming president use it before. you

around fort mead and howard county, northern montgomery county. areas still of slick spots out there so please be careful as you are driving out and about tonight. again the temperatures will continue to come up. d.c. will be 50, right around midnight tonight. and we will continue to see those temperatures rise till tomorrow morning. so again right around 50 at majority. but 11:00 a.m. -- at midnight. but 11:00 a.m. temperatures nearing 60. fredericksburg already over 60. shenandoah valley tomorrow in the 40s. temperatures falling behind that front. and after about noon the temperatures will conue crash. by about 5:00 some areas in the 30s. others in the 40s. plus wear going to have that wind so that windchill, 20s and 30s by tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning mild, tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening breezy and chilly. and it continues through tomorrow night as well. future cast, we're dry through in everything. looking good tonight. after about 7:00 a.m. we'll watch for some rain, moving in through portions north and west along i-81 and after

authorities are investigating the death of an infant who died at a lake mead campsite... over thanksgiving weekend. a good samaritan heard screams for help and ran to the child. he performed c-p-r until paramedics arrived--but it was too late. the coroner hasn't released the cause of death a pet is dead after a mobile home fire just hours ago on pecos near gowan. no one was at home at the time of the fire. investigators are still trying police are releasing surveillance pictures..... in hopes.... that someone recognizes this man.... who pulled a gun.... on a clerk. authorities say... he robbed a store.... on east tropicana and nellis.... last month. he's wearing..... a distinctive red hat..... that says.... "city of sin- las vegas". he also has long blonde hair.... and a soul patch. if you recognize him.... call police. it's not your typical bust. but... police say... these women were running.... a victoria's secret theft ring. -10- thousand dollars worth of underwear were taken from that's where police they ran in.... grabbed merchandise from the display tables... and...

upper 50s for lake mead. overton, 53 for boulder city and highs in las vegas, 54 degrees. take the sweater. your hat on. you will certainly want the scarf. look at this. sustained winds throughout the entire afternoon. i will get out of the way, with wind gusts reaching up to 30 miles an hour in parts of town. windy weather for your friday. a little bit calmer into the weekend. we'll see the breezes die down by saturday afternoon. a brief warmup into sunday. the next storm is really going to almost knock you on your feet with temperatures flirting with th upper 40s on tuesday. >> i went running, had my gloves, my ears covered. >> tomorrow you are going to be like -- and the next day, can i borrow this? >> yes. >> kanye west is out of the hospital. >> what doctors say say caused him to be admitted in the first place. the answer may surprise you. >>> i'm dana wagner. would you get on the titanic today if you could? it turns out, you can. >>> good afternoon. beyonce's new music video is still buzzing this afternoon online. ? >> the song is from her platinum selling album lemo

neighbors near lake mead and hollywood say they feel as though they are under attack. they tell us these abandoned buildings are drawing a group of homeless people to the area....who then come into the neighborhood "they were bothering my dog. they started throwing rocks at about this, we knew we had to try to get answers. we started with clark county commissioner marilyn kirkpatrick, whose district covers this area. she says they secured the buildings....but what we saw she says she goes out there weekly and has talked to the homeless there. but the biggest question on neighbor's minds -- what about those who police can't arrest and who don't want to go to a shelter? 17.34.58 then whose responsibility is it? 59 [butt with] 35.07 as a whole, clark county is working on the homeless issue to offer some different alternatives to them an inititative with the state today on homelessness as a whole countywide 35.28 kirkpatrick says this is a new she also said they are sending code enforcement out thrusday to make sure people aren't sleeping in the buildings....but what we sa

roinl right now we are in the 30s in some of the suburbs. 37 in man arizona, 36 westchester, 34, fort meade. we have cooler air in some will see freezing rain. for us, no winter weather advisory. i don't see any chance of mixing. haguerstown, that's about it. no rain in our area right now. just off to the south and west you see what is happening. a lot of rain to our south. most of this will miss us. what is coming in is this area of low pressure. you can into he the spin this the atmosphere towards dallas. that's going to continue to lift will be talking about rain. tonight at 11, cloud cover. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., here comes the rain, mostly in through northern virginia. the latter portion is ready. 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, watch what happens by 9:00. everybody seeing the rain. computer model giving us a mix up to the north. it will not last. won't be a big deal. but don't be surprised to see that up into those areas. watch what happens by the noon yeah, rain, encompassing the entire region. a very rainy day tomorrow. even through 6:00. the heaviest rain coming through the afternoon rush.

president-elect donald trump will meade with tim cook, larry page and rometty. rometty in an op-ed is pledging ibm will train and hire 20,000 workers in the next four years. ibm's u.s. work force has actually declined in the past five years. and apple's new stand alone support app is now available. you can find documents, schedule appointments, e-mail or chat. the app provide a streamlined way for people to access the help that they need. back over to you. >> there you go. another option for you. >> thank you. she talked about elon musk there. one of his companies grounded fornow. spacex is pushing back plans. that launch which was originally scheduled for next april has now been delayed until 2018. spacex is making sure it doesn't have a repeat of what you see right here. it happen at cape canaveral back in september. an unmanned rocket exploded in testing. >>> edward snoend took his message internationally this week thanks to san francisco's periscope. yesterday jack dorsey spoke to snowden about cyber security, government surveillance, and recent election. sn

is up, it's plenty cold outside. 21 in winchester. 32 in front royal. 18 in warrenton. 23 at fort meade. so a mix of sun and clouds. not as cold as yesterday. winds out of the southwest this morning become a little more northwesterly later this afternoon. nothing all that crazy, but that westerly wind direction should help allow temperatures up into the mid to upper 40s. follow me on chuck bell 4 and the weekend rain chances are sneaking up a bit. some do national traveling this time of the year, unsettled w tucson. same story up here across the upper midwest. but we are all quiet and dry here. that's the way we are going to stay. so here's your ten-day forecast. and 47 today. near 52 tomorrow. we'll have more clouds around with the southerly breezes. a pretty good chance for showers around on saturday. no heavy rain, but hit-and-miss rain showers on saturday night. sunday, we are up into the 50s. the next chance for soaking rain is tuesday of next week. we'll go to melissa mollet in first 4 traffic. >>> we have a work zone hanging around here for us, probably for the next hour or so i

officials say there is no tsunami threat and no meade rat reports of damage or injuries. >> well, visitors at wax museum in london are seeing more casual side to britain's royal family. >> for the first time the royal like know cents are dressed for the festive holiday season, the queen is featured in a sweater with her beloved dog on the front, and william and kate are wearing a lovely couple sweater. in britain the sweaters are called jumpers, and worn to raise awareness for good cause, on the front the fundraiser, gave the royal nod. >> also we think and give, might call this an ugly sweater contest here on christmas, the olds, what do you think? >> yes. >> i'm not into that. >> well that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon, for lauren all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line >> jack: what the hell? >> billy: that's what i'm saying, what the hell. where's the frittata? >> jack: get out of my house! >> billy: oh, no, jack. our house, okay? you don't get to be the arbiter of who's an abbott and who's not. we a

before 42 mead went down. when you first went to nsa. and it was obviously an embracing experience that bloomed on and expanding your mind. so what concerns about the future of the electronic infrastructure and are they salient? it does not come first chronological it is the first chapter of the book. because such a powerful experience. and then i get a phone call on. but what parts of the system is down? >> all of it. we were still collecting data but we could not move the process or analyze we have more than 72 hours that means america was pretty much not collecting intelligence over half of the week and that is a big deal. and that is for the events coming at you. we better get in gear. i have been director 10 months and then and then that is more dangerous than standing still. >> with those technological lessons and the psychic lessons and actually be without source to a private contractor and trained by the american federal budgeting to get somewhere close to the 21st in century. >> i have been concerned of the vulnerability of the

we just talked about that. 50 degrees for lake mead. and taking a look at regional temps. 20s for tonopah. 30 ely. let me tell you, this number you see right here will be our high temperature later on next week. i'll show you that in just a second. for now we're going to talk about the next few days. this afternoon we mostly saw the southern nevada. now we're bracing for a storm that's going to essentially come directly out of the north. we're going take a look at the future cast. you can see the development of this upper-level low moving south out of utah. it's going to bring us very cold temperatures and gusty winds for friday. so get ready for that very chilly temperatures are expected. we're going to warm up briefly by the weekend before the next round is expected. that's really going to shake things up literally and you are going to feel it. temperatures in the 30s. you are going to want to bundle up the kids tomorrow before school. 21 degrees on the mountains tonight. mid-30s overton. 20s pahrump. indian springs highs tomorrow wil

. >> reporter: spokesman dan meade wants people to come out for the event's 25th anniversary and theyeers to place wreaths at nearly 245,000 headstones. he says many hands m work but if you're heading out think layers and take metro. they don't want people on the roads and there won't be any parking available anyway. now again, we are live on out here at tysons corner center and there have been people making making that mad dash trying get some of their shopping done before mother nature brings in that wet mess tomorrow. >> i wanted to head out tonight and get all my shopping out of the way so i bundled up in my coat and here i am. >> reporter: happy to be on tv. >> yes, of course. >> i changed my schedule so i start shopping exactly at 9:30. so, i'm just going to grab something to eat and take it home and just have a nice cup of tea and relax. >> reporter: avoid the roads and everything tomorrow. >> oh, absolutely. and i got some desert just to make sure if i'm stuck at home i can have a nice cup of coffee. [laughter] >> reporter: you're hoping for a long night. >> make sure people t

. >> we meade to takings, and we will, at a time and place of our choosing.ome of it may be explicit and publicized, some of it may not be. >> us intelligence officials believe russian president vladmeere putin was directly involved in the massive attack of democratic national committee emails as a way to hurt hillary clinton, but the president-elect continues to question those plans, meeting earlier, if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so long to act? why did they only complain after hillary lost? with 34 days until inauguration, mr. trump continues to fill out his team. yesterday he tapped new york lawyer david freedman as his nominee for ambassador to israel. reedman supports hard-line israeli positions including settling the west bank moving the us em bass fry tell avenue ear to the contested city of jerusalem. brook silva bragga, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new jersey governor chris christie proposed tell-all book may include details about his role in the trump transition. on thursday, both houses of the legislature c

donald trump has opted out of daily intelligence briefings, he said he is a smart person and will not meadehem. his remarks came as both democrats and republicans question his consideration of exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson as secretary of the state the because of his close ties to the kremlin. trump tweeted today, stay tuned. >>> meantime trump says he does not believe reports that russian hackers tried to interfere with the election to help him win. that position puts him at odds with senior lawmakers on capitol hill. republican senator john mccain says senate arms services committee will investigate the allegation. the effort will be co chained by another top republican senator and a democratic co chair as well. mccain has called russian leader vladamire putin a thug and murderer. >>> world news sunday will have latest on those allegations as well as what we might expect this week as president-elect trump continues to put together his cabinet. it starts at 6:30 right here after "action news". >>> well, the bird now, and they suffered another loss, this time to the redskins. a win was jus

because i think it's like -- i'm not a mead ucritic. at fox, they say we're fair and balanced.that's not what they mean. they mean we balance out the liberal media. we know what they mean. i get the feeling it's not a dog whistle. it's like you know what they're really saying. trump talks in this language, it's not that he really did. it's like screw you. i didn't win in a landslide, but i'm going to say it. do they think they won in a landslide? >> i they think some of them do. >> you could say i won 30 states and more. >> here's your case study, chris. the other day, he said millions of people voted illegally in the race. now, that's not true. >> yeah. >> his campaign cited studies that didn't say that. on cnn yesterday, had this wonderful video. i hate to tout a competitor, in which one of the reporters talked to trump voters and they said, of course, he's right. >> if there were 3 million illegal, i assume, hispanic voters who voted in california, right? that's where the big plurality was for hillary, how come they didn't vote for loretta sanchez? why didn't she roll it up?

a vacant lot near lake mead and hollywood is at the center of a neighborhood's concern. people living nearby say they don't feel safe in their own home we're told homeless people started taking over the area months ago. locks and fences have been put up, but that's not stopping people from moving in. "we saw drug deals going down." (sot) "they were bothering my dog." "they started throwing rocks at her." it's believed the homeless may be responsible for everything from attempted break-ins to lesser crimes. 13 action news is reaching out to police and the city to see what can be done. has killed even more people.. and this morning, several people are missing. next--you'll hear from a man who hasn't been able to reach his wife and daughters. plus--breast cancer death rates are higher in southern nevada than the rest of the country. hear what researchers think is behind the alarming trend. people in the southeast are five people are dead after tornados touched down in parts of alabama, georgia and tennessee. jackson county, alabama saw some of the worst damage. strong winds

7am this morning to 10pm tonight for the following areasmesquite, moapa, overton, boulder city, lake mead, lake las vegas, searchlight, primm and laughlin. these areas should see gusts up to 50 mph. las vegas, pahrump, indian springs and the spring mountain range will see gusts between 30 and 40 mph with 10am to 3pm being the best window for the strongest winds. dust, sand, pollen, and debris, it will also create a wind chill for the valley! the high temperature range for the valley today will be between 50 and 57 degrees which means it may feel like between 39 and 46 degrees during the peak warmth of the day! the breeze still holds into saturday but will subside by the evening and high temperatures rebound to the upper 50s through monday. the unfortunate news is that another front makes its way into the valley by tuesday morning and temperatures drop right back down into the upper 40s and lower 50s with brezy wednesday morning. mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies will be common. car crash into a white s-u-v... over a pedestrian! that pedestrian amazingly wasn't hit by the car beause it r

people living near lake mead and hollywood say homeless people took over this vacant lot, after the stores there went out of business months ago. there's locks and a fence-- but it's not stopping anyone. "you're saying it's a criminal hub back there? absolutely. oh absolutely." (butted with) "they were bothering my dog." her." neighbors tell us they've seen drug deals, and they believe the people their are responsible for attempted break-ins. we reached out to police and the city to see what they're doing to fight the problem, but we're still waiting to hear back from them. one person and their pet are now looking for a new place to state-- after a destructive fire at their home. firefighters say they got multiple calls about a house up in flames near agate and gillespie last night around 7- fire out. you can see from these pictures most of the damage was contained to the garage. crews are still looking into the cause. no one was hurt. people in the southeast are waking up to serious damage today. five people are dead after tornados touched down in alabama, georgia and tennessee. jackson c

to hopefully force a presidential election do every, narrative is russia swung the -- to hear mead and white house tell it. the sources have not been this sure of anything since they reported that saddam hussein was hoarding yellow cake and weapons of destruction in iraq . actors who came into possession of hacked files, are one step removed from the russian government. that is it. "new york times" also cited sources who refused to testify . fbi has to make cases in court. they disagree with the leaks, they still say there is insubstantial evidence. rush there is no evidence that russia hacked or tampered with the vote, russia cannot hack the vote, most of the voting is not done on-line if they could, why done trump win the popular vote? and fact that democrats knew about the alleged hacking a year ago, why is it president obama never held anyone accountable like he threatened to? my next guest wondering the same thing, asking why alleged hacking is suddenly a national crisis. could it be because hillary clinton lost? president-elect trump transition team, vice chair, representative ma

liz: the point here about this, was that softbank ceo says, and he told mead cr media obama administration blocked his efforts to create jobs, he was not happy with that, whatture your thoughts about what the softbank ceo is saying. >> i think he it clear, he would not be doing this if it was not for donald trump, i tell you with media questioning everything that donald trump is doing, to me he is coming in as job creator and chief, -- if this was president obama wouldn't they call that racism. that is not the case. that is not the case. >> hang on. >> not happen. liz: hang -- >> you say -- hang on, don't talk over each other. the viewer wants to hear. you say president obama was questioned by media, and you say otherwise. >> i'm saying that media cozied up to president obama, you would not see everyone questioning every details, where is the money coming from, who is getting what, that was not case, they would be praising him say, hey this guy is coming into office with 50,000 jobs, and 50 mill billion dollar investment from a company. so that would be a very big deal. mr. trump is put as

you have got to get used to meade october a i in terms of economic growth. janet yellen came out a couple weeks ago with her report and she was saying essentially 2% growth, we may have a slight uptick the next three or four years, but only a slight one. then donald trump is saying no, we are going to double our gdp which is trillions of dollars in increase in the things we produce. there is as huge change attitude. >>t started with the apolo tour. e apologized for us being ericans and it didn't stop there. he's still creating a lot of messes for the incoming president-elect. when you are talking about the economy, i remember being in the senate and trying to bring in business to massachusetts and not having anyone to speak with in the obama administration who had anything to do with business. it's a different mentality. a community organizer versus a billionaire and billionaires in the cabinet who can look at a small mom and pop business and say we don't need to treat them the same as we treat a large corporation or the community banks and thrift organizati

maintain the fbi maintains a huge data base of symbols and images and we can quickly determine what the meading may be behind it. >> there may be one or two reasons why they are not sharing that. they may want to hold it so they identify suspects or persons of interest. if is th if that person leads to believe that they can use that against the person in a courtroom. we don't want any copy cats or somebody to come forward acting like they know more about the case than they do. >> they gave a lot of details about what police did to his wife. this complicates the investigation. any question marks in your mind as you watch the interview? >> there are question marks. as an investigator there are always question marks about victims, about witnesses. when people cock forward and they have so many details about what happened you always say to yourself why does this person know so much. he went on 2020 and good morning america he was giving away the case, the evidence. he should not have done that. the police had no clue this guy was going to be giving interviews to this television station. >> you woul

here is brian kily meade and democratic strategist nomi ke. >> that makes me look sane. people in the party. what i just saw. that was a crazy video of all of the celebrities, i thought it was a parity. >> deborah messing is big and martin sheen is big. but they are losing their minds because they don't want to take sfnlt for a bad candidate or turn out. russia did mettle. all of these factors play into this. >> you guys are totally off of the wall. you are now the sane one. brian. rigging the election, impoachment talk and step down before he takes the inauguration. what the heck is going on with these people? >> a lot of people don't know what we talk about. what does joy beharthink. >> i forgot she was still on. i look on the positive side. yeah, i have seen the show lately. i am the one. joe biden and joe manchin. those are two democrats that made since. >> joe biden makes sense. >> i want everyone to hear that. >> and you know who is behind the scenes who is just off his game and really pulling the string asks president obama. on the daily show he did it and npr. an

. >> you had a briefing and no sooner did people walk out and people were talking to the mead yaw. that's unfortunate. at some legal it could put all of us at risk. for what purpose? to politicize or have favor are the mainstream media. none of that is worse than leaking secrets. >> voters don't fwhooi reports that the cia concluded that russiampact the ted the electio. 59 percent don't think russian interference had any impact on the election. less than a third thinks some interference helped donald trump. 1 percent say it could have helped hillary clinton. mr. trump has been hanging on russian hackers. >> the republican nominee calling on russia to hack his opponents. it might be an indication that he was obviously aware and concluded based on whatever facts or sources he was -- he had available to him that russia was involved. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee says it is unacceptable the cia won't send anybody to brief lawmakers about cyber attacks today. the national intelligence says they have been getting regular briefings about this a month. >> interesting

here is brian kily meade and democratic strategist nomi ke. >> that makes me look sane.eople in the party. what i just saw. that was a crazy video of all of the celebrities, i thought it was a parity. >> deborah messing is big and martin sheen is big. but they are losing their minds because they don't want to take sfnlt for a bad candidate or turn out. russia did mettle. all of these factors play into this. >> you guys are totally off of the wall. you are now the sane one. brian. rigging the election, impoachment talk and step down before he takes the inauguration. what the heck is going on with these people? >> a lot of people don't know what we talk about. what does joy beharthi. >> i forgot she was still on. i look on the positive side. yeah, i have seen the show lately. i am the one. joe biden and joe manchin. those are two democrats that made since. >> joe biden makes sense. >> i want everyone to hear that. >> and you know who is behind the scenes who is just off his game and really pulling the string asks president obama. on the daily show he did it and npr. and ho

his first remarks on russia and on putin since he will mead with intelligence officials to review what they compiled when it comes to russian involvement. vladimir putin surprising the world this morning by saying that he would not retaliate immediately in response to sanctions that were imposed yesterday by the obama administration. the russian president said he viewed the measures as provocative, but also saying that the kremlin would not stoop to the level of the so-called cat fight. instead putin saying they will focus on policy that will be pursued by the administration of president donald trump. halle jack is in west palm beach, florida. covering the trump transition. choosing publicly to view what happened yesterday in terms of the sanctions from the o bam administration as an opportunity to extend an olive branch to donald trump. donald trump it seems responding in kind. >> yeah, setting the table for each other for what is going to go down in three weeks from now. when donald trump takes office as president on january 20th. you saw not just his tweet, but the brief statement y

i'm here in san francisco meeting with the tech leaders and having meadings with different people. what i learned after the election was that there are people on the right and the left who are troubled by the impe impending trump administration. what it may mean to the democracy and it is a threat to our democratic norms and our key ideals. namely liberty and equality. >> is it time for a strong third party? >> they will stand up for these things and that's what i'm excited about. >> is it time for a stronger third party, a moderate party that encompass republicans that may not agree with donald trump and the democrats who are more center than left? >> i believe stronger voices in our democratic process would be a positive thing. i don't think that the american people are ready for new parties. we haven't gotten to that point yet. i do believe that the time is right for a new conservative movement that will help influence the party and turn into viable parties down the road. even before we get to that point, there is something much more fundamental that is needed to stand up for li

investigative reporters was told by senior intelligence officials it was used to monitor nsa in fort meade ask. another nsa building. h vacate that compound. we are live in northwest washington, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> right now in syria, a potential breakthrough to end the country's six-year civil war. a cease-fire has just taken effect. russia and turkey negotiated the truce. it will be followed by peace talks next month. it comes days after syria regained control of a lep e poe, the largest city. critics say the deal gets russia and iran a stronger foothold in the region. >>> we're also following new fallout to be the from that u.n. vote condemning israeli settlements. their opinions of president obama and president-elect trump are changing. >> reporter: the vote to allow the condemnation of is disturbing for rabbi stewart. he's a former president of rabbis. he blames a deterioration in the relationship between president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> the relations have been cold. they have been icy. it seems as if this was an opportunity to try to before lea

look at him his father is in fort meade where he died in 2009 one month before seth was born. his visit was -- he's good. this is part of the caps program. just lovely and really made him feel special. >> look who is going to be on the next cover of the "sports illustrated" magazine. michael phelps and all 23 of his olympic gold medals. he grew up in baltimore. he is the winningest olympic athlete ever with a butterfly that few stand a chance against. the issue comes out on thursday. it will be phelps' 12th time on the cover. >>> tom kierein it, gorgeous day out there. >> we have a little warming trend out there. >> you're seeing the silver lining. it was cold all day. it's still cold washington. look how well decorated we are. i swear the city glow is twice as bright now. that's the live view from our tower camera. if you're out shopping tonight, by 6:00 it's going to be near freezing. then near 30 by 8:00. a mostly clear sky. a few clouds by 10:00 for late holiday shoppers tonight. definitely need to layer up. temperatures in the 20s. need a warm hat and coat. and for tomorr

here is brian kily meade and democratic strategist nomi ke. >> that makes me look sane. people in the party. what i just saw. that was a crazy video of all of the celebrities, i thought it was a parity. >> deborah messing is big and martin sheen is big. but they are losing their minds because they don't want to take sfnlt for a bad candidate or turn out. russia did mettle. all of these factors play into this. >> you guys are totally off of the wall. you are now the sane one. brian. rigging the election, impoachment talk and step down before he takes the inauguration. what the heck is going on with these people? >> a lot of people don't know what we talk about. what does joy beharthink. >> i forgot she was still on. i look on the positive side. yeah, i have seen the show lately. i am the one. joe biden and joe manchin. those are two democrats that made since. >> joe biden makes sense. >> i want everyone to hear that. >> and you know who is behind the scenes who is just off his game and really pulling the string asks president obama. on the daily show he did it and npr. an

we agreed to try to mead somewhere down the road here so i can share thoughts. >> he is a cabinet pick that could face an uphill battle when it comes to senate confirmation. a look at other nominations that could face hurdles. striking back, nbc news learned the obama administration is set to announce how they will strike back with the hacking during the election. i was working in the yard, my chest started hurting and i thought, well, you need to go to the doctor. i was told that is was cancer, and i called cancer trereatment centers of america. dr. nader explained that they can pinpoint the treatment. once we identified that there was this genetic abnormality in her tumor, we were able to place her on very specific therapy. our individualized care model gives each lung patient specific treatment options with innovative procedures that are changing the way we fight lung cancer. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. to learn more about these targeted therapies and advanced procedures for lung cancer, as wel

we need to turn loose our best code breakers and people who can deal with that out at nsa, at fort mead in washington area. people who work on these issues for the military. we can't really divide things up and say well, we're going to have one group of people work on this, if there is a particular threat at christmastime and otherwise there is this other group. we have to pull this together. and go after the essentially the programs that are instituted to make these apps and so forth very hard to get into. we have to treat this like war. this is the enemy that is coming at us and we're in a very serious war, it's just that we don't want to admit it yet. >> ambassador wool see, appreciate your time. still to come, the bitter and n antagonistic relationship. how yesterday's vote at the u.n. could be the final straw. ♪ music playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> new diplomatic fallout a

swimmers, katie ledecky and canoer ashley mead will be honored in silver spring they'll be at the civic building in downtown silver spring starting at 7:00. ledecky and conger above won gold. >>> remembering zsa zsa her many romances to her run-in with the law. we'll look back at her captivating life. >>> excitement is building for tonight's redskins game. it is a big one for the team and fans. a look at what's at stake. stay withs. we'll b ue in, we just reported that the next governor of north carolina says that they are going to repeal the controversial bathroom law. it forced people to use the bathroom according to their sex at birth. well the law also denied people protections based on their sexual orientation or jepder identity. democratic governor elect roy copper said legislatures will hold any special session to repeal that law tomorrow. >>> a lovely wedding day turned tragic in california, after a tree fell on a bridal party. the bride's mother was killed and five others were injured when a eucalyptus tree toppled over as the group was taking photos. a 4-year-old is in critica

i just made the call and they came and i just meade up a story. >> reporter: so janet was never abandoned alley. it was all a ruse. but what about julie and dean? they're about to come face-to-face with their histories as well. >> they're here and they want to meet you. >> where are they? >> outside. >> reporter: moments later dean and julie appear at the door. >> so this is julie. >> hey. >> julie, hi. >> reporter: the two children joanne has not seen since they were born are reunited with their birth mother. >> as soon as i walked in there my heart broke for her. >> why? >> this is a woman who's been through so much. i can't hate her. >> i just want you to know that i do love her. yep, yep. >> we all do. >> he's the quiet one. >> reporter: for dean, forgiveness comes hard. >> she just looked like a stranger to me. she didn't look -- >> there was no flicker of recognition? >> no. >> not like you had with your sisters? >> no. >> i can't imagine you've ever forgotten about us? >> never, never. >> reporter: harboring a secret has clearly taken a toll. they're about to learn just how big. >>