the book of mormon is a mormon message translated into english. he's essentially the author of the book of mormon. dealmaker reader of the major religions since mohammed. so he met joseph smith, became a mormon under joseph smith. the joseph smith was murdered, when he died, strang said i am the successor to joseph smith. i will now lead the flock. he claimed to have a letter of appointment from joseph smith. it's a forgery. people at times it almost immediately, but he forged a letter naming him his successor. he wanted to succeed smith. his great rival with brigham young and brigham young as we all know i'm out in this match and to the mormons to utah and the rest is history. these guys are locked in a power struggle. it quickly became apparent that program was the favorite. he was a success through joseph smith. the strang became a dissident mormon leader. he said i'm against polygamy for one thing. i will take my people will form our mormon colony and eventually wound up on the island. >> host: with the monogamous? >> guest: he was originally.

, the guy who wrote the book of mormon or as a mormon might say translate it into english. he is essentially the author of the book of mormon. the only creator of a major religion since mohammed in islam, joseph smith was. so we met joseph smith, became a mormon under joseph smith. when joseph when joseph smith was murdered, when you died, james strang said i am the successor to joseph smith. i will now lead the flock. he claims to have a letter, an appointment from joseph smith. it's a forgery. people knew it almost immediately forged a letter claiming it was time smith naming him his successor. but he wanted to succeed smith. his great rival was brigham young, and brigham young as we all know one out in this match and took the mormons to utah and the rest is history. these guys were locked in a power struggle. it quickly became apparent that reagan was the favorite of mormons. most mormons decided they would follow brigham young and he was the successor to joseph smith. but strang became a dissident mormon leader. he said i'm against polygamy, for one thing. he said i'm g

he's essentially the of the book of mormon. the only creator of a major religion since mohammed and islam, joseph smith was. so he met him, became a mormon under joseph's method when joseph smith was murdered, when he died, strang said died, strang said i am the successor to joseph smith. i will now lead the flock. he claimed to have a letter of appointment from joseph smith. it's a forgery. people knew it almost immediately, but he forged a left letter claiming it was from smith. his great rival was mr. young and we know he won out in this match and took the mormons to utah and the rest is history. these guys were locked in a power struggle. it quickly became up here and that mr. young was the favored. most decided they to follow him, but strang became a dissident mormon leader. he set i'm against polygamy. i went to take my people and were going form our own colony and they eventually will wound up on beaver island. >> was he monogamous? >> he was originally. one of the reasons why a lot of mormons were attracted to him at th

were you forced or being forced by the mormon tabernacle choir to perform.oice to perform or were they telling you thaw don't have to perform and you resigned anyway? >> we were given a choice. they could only take so many members to begin with and we were given the choice to sign up yes or no. i immediately signed up no. >> why take the extra step. if you had chosen not to go and your job was not in jeopardy, why take the step of resigning some. >> thank you. that's a really good question. the longer i thought about it, the more i felt i needed to go beyond just quietly choosing not to go. i was concerned about the image that it's giving to others throughout the world. i speak for myself personally. this is my personal views speaking. i had to take a stand on what i felt was right. we have been asked to respect one another's views for the reasons that we are choosing to go or not to go. i would say for the most part everyone has been loving and kind. >> do you think the mormon tabernacle choir, are you saying by resigning the choir itself should not be perf

as a matter of fact, i did it for the mormon church. and it's a sort of an interesting story. it's a christmas story but it's this christmas story and sort of the real reason that we celebrate christmas-- the birth of christ. >> right. >> and it's all told through the dreams and through the imagination of an old, who lives in the basement and has a cat named george. he-- but he's a dreamer and he-- for instance, he's sitting there in the basement, he's listening to an old phonograph record of the mormon tabernacle choir and he starts sort of-- he starts leading it and suddenly the fade in and i'm leading the mormon tabernacle choir. now, if you don't think that's something-- [ laughter ] if you don't think >> stand up and-- yeah, in salt lake city up and stand up in front of the 350 boys. and you do this and they start to sing. well, i would-- [ laughter ] >> that's power. that's power. >> and it's called "mr. krueger's christmas" and then of course, another vision of his, it even goes to bethlehem and even goes to the manger and joseph and mary and the wisemen and the shepher

. >> to have a play on broadway like "the book of mormon" it is currently unthinkable to produce such ♪ my name is jesus christ >> reporter: this hit broadway musical roundly h lampoons the religion. >> they took out ads for mormonism in the program. just an adorable response, but there is no one who produced that play who lost any sleep over whether they might be killed or be hunted for the rest of their lives by crazy mormons. that is what we have to get to on the topic of islam. >> reporter: on this i certainly agree with harris, and yet there is another ideology that seems far more successful in seducing muslims. american democracy. when we come back, the story of american islam. warts and all. ♪ mone hundredts thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free. >> reporter: michigan, a story as old as america. a century ago polish immigrants settled here. it became known at little warsaw. ♪ preserving the traditions of the old country

jan chamberlain, a four member of mormon's mormon tabernacle choir said she is quitting the choir becauseed to sing for the president-elect. >> it is with a sad and heavy heart that i submit my resignation to you and to choir. i simply cannot continue with the recent turn of events. i could never look myself in the mirror again with self-respect. i also know looking from the outside in, it will appear the choir is endorsing tyranny and fascism. the choir says the performance is voluntary and it continues its long tradition of performing for u.s. presidents of both parties at inaugurations and in other settings. late friday, chamberlain responded to criticism. >> i value the inner country we have, the freedom of speech under the first amendment. for me, this is not a political issue. for me, this is a moral issue, where i am concerned about our freedoms being in danger. >> in coming just days after it was announced the legendary new york city rockettes would be performing at the inauguration in an interview with marryclaire.com. a majority said no immediately and a percentage that said yes

and a member of the mormon tabernacle choir quits rather than sing in trump's inauguration. let's go "outfront." i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight breaking news. donald trump praising vladimir putin. tweeting "great move on delay by v. putin, i always knew he was very smart." this after the russian president shocked many today saying he's going to do many in response to president obama's decision to expel 35 russian spies and sanctions over meddling in the election. and throughout the day -- this russian plane is said to be on its way to the u.s. to pick up the diplomats the president has now accused of spying. moments ago republican senator john mccain making it clear russia will pay a price for its cyberattacks. >> when you attack a country it is an act of war. >> this amid escalating tensions between the two nations but for now putin says he will not retaliate. he's even inviting the kids of u.s. diplomats to a party at in kremlin. sunland, this tweet by the president elect already being picked up by the russians. >> it was only a matter of minute,

, the mormon tabernacle choir will be performing at the swearing in. this will be their sixth inaugural. they started back with lyndon baines johnson in 1968 and went through nixon, reagan, george h.w. bush and george w. bush inaugurations and they will be performing, over 200 professionals on stage singing thanks that treasure america and uplift everyone's spirits. >> the choir and the rockettes not to be performing together. two separate performances right? >> and jackie evancho who you just mentioned. we're >> i can hear people at home thinking, great, the rockettes and the mormon tabernacle choir. where are the bigger stars? do you have any reveals? >> we're not putting on woodstock or summer jam. this is an inauguration. we'll have three balls. two inaugural and one st. petersbusupporting the first responders. donald trump and the vice president-elect, mike pence. are here to get to work. you are already seeing that in discussions around carrier, saving jobs. discussions around boeing, lockheed martin and air force one. as well as today the news y

♪ this is the famed mormon tabernacle choir.e going to be performing at president-elect donald trump'snauguration but one member of that choir says she is just too distraught. so she is quitting all together. she sent in her resignation letter in which she says, she writes, since the announcement i spent several sleepless nights and days in turmoil and agony. i only know i could have never thrown roses to hitler and i certainly could never sing for him. okay, so this woman is comparing donald trump to hitler. joining me right now, fox news radio host, author of the deplorables, guide to making america great again, todd starnes of the as we went to break, i was saying to viewers, i find it unbelievably offensive and offensive to millions of people that died as a result of hitler. donald trump is not even president yet and for goodness sakes he hasn't killed anyone and by the way not first to make this comparison. >> you're absolutely right. donald trump has not invaded any nations to our knowledge. he has not bombed london and no

. >> hinojosa: your mom was raised as a mormon... >> yes. >> hinojosa: ...which is a religion that, up until the year 1979, did not allow any african-american members of that church. so growing up, how does this happen? and actually, is it so strange? i mean, actually, is that kind of stuff happening a lot and we just don't necessarily see it? >> i mean, it's part of what was fun about watching obama run is he kept telling his story, and i was like, "oh, man; you've got nothing on me!" >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> "you should hear my story!" but that's true. my mother's people were mormon pioneers who pushed a handcart across the american west, settled in utah and in the west, and my mother went to brigham young university while my father was contemporaneous with stokely carmichael at howard university. and the two of them met, of course, in graduate school, which is the place where these sorts of things happen. >> hinojosa: oh, for graduate school! >> oh, for graduate school! so and i'm the youngest of five children in an interracial family where some of my siblings have two black par

member institutions that have specific anti-ltv to policies like brigham youngam operated by the mormon church in the student handbook a specific policy that forbid homosexuality past and even to gay people dating one another is forbidden the n.c.a.a. claims to be this incredible inclusive organization but allows the number of institutions because of the religion to active reid discriminate and they can fire the coaches simply because they are gay we know they have done this. they allow this and to me it is very damaging and this is really happening today. >>host: would you advocate that byu should not be allowed into the n.c.a.a.? >> they say that inclusion includes all g.t. people. they pulled championship level events of north carolina because of the law that targeted our community but they cannot say they are inclusive and at the same time allow byu with the anti-policies that reallyre harm those old ddt students. i will not tell them what to do but they can do both. >>host: web is the reaction in the big five to you as a reporter quick. >> i have a fantastic relationship with peopl

one of the nation's most powerful mormons offering praise over decision by member of mormon tabernacle choir to resign rather than perform. harry reid says he admires her for standing up for her beliefs. she decided to quit because she does not endorse tyranny and fascism. >>> if you are watching the fireworks this evening, you may see something else in the sky. the comet may be visible as we ring in the new year. it will be visible around 6:30 tonight. that is if conditions are clear. check the nbc10 app for more details. also, krystal klei is watching all our new year's eve forecast out there. >>> that's right. we are going to be talking clouds, it may not be the best view for us. here's the temperatures this morning. if you have to get out early, temperatures are cold. colder in chestnut hill, endora, 28 degrees. also looking low 30s in fox chase. cold start out there across all neighborhoods, not just philly neighborhoods. all of us on the cold side, numbers in the upper 20s to low 30s. on top of that, seeing a big change on radar and satellite the last couple hours because clouds

. >> this time it's a member of the mormon tabernacle choir. they're slated to join the radio city rockets. along with the 15-year-old jackie evancho. a member of the tabernacle choir is quitting and comparing trump to hitler. sharon wrote, to sing for trump is endorsement for tyranny and fascism. for more on what was said, we're joined by cnn politics reporter eugene scott. good morning, eugene. here's part of what chamberlain said in her post. let's show you that. i have tried to tell myself that it will be all right and that i can continue in good conscience before god and man. i only know that i could never throw roses to hitler. and i certainly could never sing for him. this is coming after the rockettes had to deal with dissension in the ranks there. i wonder, is this a growing problem for trump? >> well, this certainly is another name and another member of an organization who is expected to perform at the inauguration who has had concerns with doing so. but the reality is that we haven't seen an overwhelming number of people from the roc

institutions that have specific anti-lgbt policies, for example byu, brigham young is operated by the mormonhurch. they had in the student handbook specific policies that forbid homosexuality and even to gay people dating one another. it forbids it. and if the ncaa claims to be this incredible inclusive organization but allows its member institutions just because they are religious to actively discriminate against lgbt student-athletes, to fire coaches simply because they are gay. we know some institutions have done this. the ncaa allows that. to me it's very damaging to the lgbt community in sports and this is really happening today. >> so would you advocate that a byu should not be allowed into the ncaa? >> the ncaa says that inclusion includes lgbt people. they pulled some championship levelevents out of north carolina because of the hp to law that targeted our community . they cannot say that they are an inclusive organization and at the same time allow byu and its anti- lgbt policies that are lgbt students so i'm not going to tell the ncaa what to do but they can't do both area. >> was

and "just too weird" and that one he says mormonism is not a religion, a synthetic ideology sponsoredritish intelligence as part of a covert warfare campaign against the united states. there's also this one, which says president obama is actually the puppet of jimmy carter's national security adviser who installed obama in order to -- anyway, who cares, right? you get the idea. but it will arrive before christmas if you order now. if you want to get truly weird with this guy, though, there's the truly wacky won conspiricy theory that the incoming first laider of the united states is out to get them, sending high-powered lawyers after him for defamation, in what looks like an effort to intimidate bloggers and journalists in order to bankrupt them. the last one is true. in september, the next first lady, melania trump, filed a suit against him. he blogged that it was widely known that melania trump was not working as a model when she first came to the united states but as a high-end escort. in fact, that's not widely known and there's no evidence of that. he also claimed that the future

here was this man, soft-spoken mormon from searchlight nevada a town miles from nowhere and here i was a kid out of brooklyn. -- a brash, jewish kid out of oakland. -- brooklyn. i quickly learned soft-spoken didn't mean he would keep his opinions to himself or sand down the rough edges. we all heard him on the floor. he has never been cagey with the supporters. he would look at my shoes every so often and pulled me aside in the corner and slipped $20 to me and said get a shoeshine already. he was blunt even about his bluntness and remarked about the political flareup. could i have couched my words more carefully? maybe, but i said it and i meant it and i'm not apologizing for it. it's just the truth. that is vintage hairy. -- harry. if you heard about his childhood as we all did today in his final speech, you begin to understand why he is so plainspoken. he is a product of his environment like we all are, but it's not exactly the way that you would expect. hardscrabble childhood like his especially when they produced this person of such prominence tend to instill that mythology of rugg

as a matter of fact, i did it for the mormon church. and it's a sort of an interesting story. it's a christmas story but it's this christmas story and sort of the real reason that we celebrate christmas-- the birth of christ. >> right. >> and it's all told through the dreams and through the imagination of an old, who lives in the basement and has a cat named george. he-- but he's a dreamer and he-- for instance, he's sitting there in the basement, he's listening to an old phonograph record of the mormon tabernacle choir and he starts sort of-- he starts leading it and suddenly the fade in and i'm leading the mormon tabernacle choir. now, if you don't think that's something-- [ laughter ] if you don't think >> stand up and-- yeah, in salt lake city up and stand up in front of the 350 boys. and you do this and they start to sing. well, i would-- [ laughter ] >> that's power. that's power. >> and it's called "mr. krueger's christmas" and then of course, another vision of his, it even goes to bethlehem and even goes to the manger and joseph and mary and the wisemen and the shepher

and many of those mormons did participate in polygamy. and there was other people throughout the country who did not want utah to become a state if they engaged in that activity. there was a bunch of pushback against that effort to become a state. in response to that, this document was created. it says defense of plural , marriage by the women of utah county. they wrote this long document, we can only show one page here. it is about seven or eight pages long in which they explained that polygamy is a divine directive, and they will stand firm in their unalterable faith in plural marriage as a divine ordinance. moving on to the next scene, the shape of our government. the stories explore how the structure of our government really affects how it works. a great example of that is our 25th amendment. as early as 1841, actually, william harrison was our first president to die in office. and the constitution indicates that the vice president would assume the role of presidency. however, the constitution is silent on pretty much everything else

the mormon tabernacle choir.america being represented here in washington, d.c. >> on a much more serious note, as you say, addressing all of america. as you know there's a huge march being planned for the day after inauguration for saturday. largely being dubbed and largely a women's march. as you know, the relationship between the president-elect and many female voters was more than contentious during the election. how will he address that? he will be the sitting president. how will he address the protest? how will he handle that? >> well, i'm not going to accept the premise of it being a contentious relationship between the president-elect and women. women in overwhelming numbers voted for donald trump. not the majority of women, but we received a great amount of support. we very much respect the first amendment. we understand that people choose to protest. as long as they do so within all laws, rules, and regulations, they're welcome to do so. we hear their concerns. we understand that people have concerns. bu

republican mormon that we know. kind of get under his skin a little bit. i'm not saying that's happening but it's part of the dynamic here. the weird part about the whole thing is that you have all the candidates, supposed leading candidates and you tell me what they have in common. different philosophies and backgrounds. a pit bull like rudy giuliani, a republican kind of normal guy like mitt, general petraeus who comes with a whole other set of advantages and disadvantages. if there's a rational part to this process, i'm not smart enough to figure out what it is. >> yeah. it is tough going, especially this time of year. brian, okay, let's turn to trump's renewed threat against job outsourcing. we have this 35% penalty he says he wants to impose for companies sending jobs abroad. is it really feasible to do something like that? >> he may face a head wind in congress on that. and we've already seen statements from people like senator ben sass of nebraska pointing out this sort of a policy, you know, while popular rh

the mormon tabernacle choir will be there and the inaugural committee chair said, we have a ton of great performers. he didn't specify who. we will know pretty soon. sarah, thank you. >> just ahead after the break. 2016, according to social media, what was most talked about, tweeted about, shared this year. we have got it all for you next. u hi, we're the hulford quads. (laughter) we're in 8th grade. technology is the only thing that really entertains us. i'm gonna use this picture on sketchbook, and i'm going to draw mustaches on you all. using the pen instead of fingers, it just feels more comfortable for me. be like, boop! it's gone. i like that only i can get into it and that it recognizes my fingerprint. our old tablet couldn't do that. it kind of makes you feel like you're your own person, which is a rare opportunity in my family. (laughter) >>> this year's social media connected us to war-torn areas and videos connects us all. brooke baldwin has the top trending stories of 2016. >> reporter: 2016 saw social media's role in the news grow in ways never seen before, live videos, soci

one of the nation's most powerful offering praise over decision by member of mormon tabernacle choir to resign rather than perform. harry reid says he add meyers her for standing up for her beliefs. she decided to quit because she does not endorse tyranny and fascism. >>> the president will meet with lawmakers about the the affordable care act. president-elect donald trump vows to repeal obamacare. they're split on how best to replace it. president obama is also giving a speech in chicago january 10. >>> funeral arrangements are coming together for debbie reynolds and carrie fisher, they died within a day of each other. reynolds' son says they'll have a joint funeral and be buried together. no date set yet, it will be private. >>> now taking a look at temperatures in philadelphia neighborhoods. a lot of us are quite chilly, at or below freezing. 28 for parkside. 32 at the airport now. and 31 for graduate hospital. endora, 29 degrees. low 30s. those are philadelphia temperatures. temperatures are cooler if you go farther north. looking at radar and satellite, we're seeing some clouds

here is what we do know, we know the rockettes will be there, the mormon tabernacle choir will be there saying this now -- he is saying -- he is tweeting saying the so-called a-list celebrities are all wanting tickets to the inauguration but look what they did for hillary, nothing. i want the people. that's his response to all of this, victor. of course an inaugural committee spokesman saying they will have a ton of great performers. we're expecting hopefully more of that list to be released in 2017. >> so the suggestion from that tweet is that donald trump and the transition team, they're denying a-list celebrities from getting those tickets, right? >> that's the suggestion is that if they don't want to come, i guess, he doesn't want them there either. he would rather have people there. who knows. this is his response. people are surely talking about it. >> thanks so much. >>> okay. here is a good stuff story for you. a little boy who spent most of his life in foster care has the greatest christmas gift he could have hoped for. we'll introduce you to his new family. there they are. tha

you know him from the hit musical, "book of mormon." he's unbelievable in that, him and josh gad.lease welcome andrew rannells! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "falsettos," can we just talk about this? are you -- i'm so excited about this. >> i'm so excited. actually, today we just released our cast album of this very show. >> jimmy: really? >> so you can get it on the itunes. [ cheers and applause ] how crazy is that? >> jimmy: yeah. have cast albums just kind of "hamilton"? >> i don't think anybody's, yeah, going to have that type of success. like across the -- like. >> jimmy: well, but i think in general, right? because i everyone's like, now, i think -- i don't know. >> yeah, it's like a nice way to sort of preserve the show. it's never been fully recorded before, so it's really cool that we can do it. >> jimmy: but this is all kind of full circle for you, because you -- you saw this? >> i, you know, i saw it on the tony awards in 1992. >> jimmy: where were you? >> i was home in nebraska, in omaha, nebraska. and i was saw this show on the tony awards, and i really, sort of

she a performer for the mormon tabernacle choir.nd we will also check in on lindsay lohan's latest exploits because, why not? tucker has given me the keys to this place for one more night so let's have some fun. first, the very serious stakes tonight for american foreign policy. get to the director of cia jay woolsey senior trump advisor. it looks like on his way out the door president obama is blind siding the president-elect. >> well, i think president obama is not taking any particularly effective action against anyone. he's barely getting by his propensity for dealing with what his white house calls the narrative. starting with the story you want and working backwards to the facts and then if the facts don't mesh you say whoops and fiddle around with the fact. he has gotten himself, i think, into a situation where he is trying to control everything, president obama is but failing badly. he, for example, seems to want to be the investigator, prosecutor, judge, and jury for everything having to do with this hacking. but he is has

. >> reporter: some things remain the same for this devout mormon, husband and grandfather. >> your husbandepresent tags represent -- representation of being loud having a discussion. is he loud at home? >> uh-uh. >> reporter: does he get the last word at home? >> no. >> glenn beck, is a complicated man, loyal, combative, evolving. hive can defeat his own demons, he hopes the same for the country. >> i deon't think i would have guessed 15 years ago i would be surrounded by my family. this is the, that is -- that is a dream come true. we have -- we have made a point in my family in the last 15 years to -- to break a few cycles of generational cycles. and this is a dream come true. >>> next, police call it a murder-for-hire plot caught on hidden camera. the accused claims it was a tryout for reality show. >> but first, america says, godspeed to a national icon, john glenn. aviator, politician and patriot. passed away earlier today at 95. one of the original astronauts, glen was the first american to orbit the earth. >> oh, that view is tremendous. >> exemplar of what came to be known as the r

there is the mormon tabernacle choir.ther than that, we're not releasing those names way head of this inauguration. it will be interesting to see who he is able to get. it is possible they might really get someone last minute. so far i'm not seeing any evidence of our sources told us they have heard anything of that kind. that is where we see it right now. it will be interesting to see what happens january 20. amy: autumn withers, would you have performed? >> i would not. absolutely not. the rockettes perform at the inauguration, the optics of that contributes to the normalization of the very derogatory things that trump has said about women, and i cannot be a part of that. i could never do that. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us, autumn withers is an actress, writer, founder of hollywood women's collective, was a member of the rockettes,adio city rockettes from 2005 to 2007. itay hod, we will link to your pieces. when we come back, the drone memos, targeted killings, secrecy and the law. what kind of founda

the mormon tabernacle choir, a choir that's performed at five naurgs, this will be their sixth. they were the next inaugural reagan, h.w. bush, and performing beautiful songs that celebrate america at this inauguration. we have the rockettes -- radio city rockettes, a group that is represented throughout history. they have already been to two inaugura inaugurals, and represent women throughout the country. and the national anthem. we're putting more information out there, but not about the performers, not about the entertainers, it's about the people. >> you mentioned the rockettes. i have to ask you, because so many people are asking us, the union representing the rockettes agreed yesterday that participation will be voluntary. there is a deleted instagram post and i'm sure you know by one of the rockettes, phoebe and said the decision of performing for a man who stands for everything we are against is something she doesn't want to get involved with. so a lot of people, you know, felt like it was appalling she said it. other people were supporting her. what do you make of all o

the mormon tabernacle choir, which is interesting, because mormons seemed so resistant to him. radio city rockettes will participate in the inaugural festivities. that's a huge contrast, since barack obama had aretha franklin perform and beyonce at the second inaugural. for those on the right who sort of look at celebrities as unwanted intruders into the political process, for their side of the aisle, so what, right? if there are no celebrities at donald trump's inauguration, if his inauguration is basically a couple of people from "america's got talent," et cetera, does that have a broader meaning in some way? >> well, actually, you know, if i were donald trump's camp -- or donald trump's team wibld say, why don't we just go for a traditional inauguration? don't obsess so much about getting these a-list celebrities. having the marine band play a few more hymns or numbers, you know, out there at the swearing-in ceremony and just make it as traditional as possible and just kind of move on and don't be so obsessed over which big name actually show s p and really get that message

yesterday it was announced that the mormon tabernacle choir will be performing for the new president, having last performed at george w. bush's 2001 inauguration. >>> turning now to syria where after a devastating and deadly four years of fighting, the battle for aleppo has apparently ended. the syrian army announced it's completely retaken the ruined city adding that they have quote, liberated it from terrorism and terrorists. evacuations now ending with the last remaining rebel fighters and civilians who wanted to leave doing so. about 40,000 people just since last week. despite all of this, though, the more than six year long civil war is not over. rebel groups are holding other parts of the country, including as you see there the city of idlib which president assad has promised to retake. >>> at least 23 people are dead after a car bomb exploded in mosul, iraq, yesterday. 15 civilians and 8 police men are confirmed to have died. it occurred in the area of the city which iraqi forces previously liberated from isis, and is the deadliest bombing in that area since that time. >>> and

gun attacks at a popular tourist spot in jordan leave ten people dead, including a canadian mormon.dy murray. the tennis world number one caps off a fantastic year, winning the award for a record third time. and the actress and socialite jaja kapur has died at the age of 99. good evening. after another day of tension and delays, buses and ambulances have tonight been leaving eastern aleppo carrying civilians out of the former rebel enclaves. at least 350 people are said to have left in the convoy heading west towards government territory. a limited evacuation last week was stopped on friday because of disagreements between the sides. pa rt disagreements between the sides. part of the problem this time was the suspension of a reciprocal evacuation between these two villages which are mainly government supporting. rebel forces are said to have attacked and destroyed buses rescuing people from there. and this evening a human rights mission was postponed for another time. here is quentin sommerville. i should warn you, there are distressing images in this report. if only the ceasefire i

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they had just seen the "book of mormon" on broadway. on facebook she wrote, the city was so beautiful, amidst all the lights, i got to look at th brightest light of all. my sweetie. i cried and we kissed. a photographer nearby captured the moment. saya's red lipstick still on griffin's cheek. >> they looked like nobody else existed. >> reporter: arcan took the photo. new york for saya, this became everything. after the fire, she tried to track down the photograph to get a copy. maybe some facebook miracle could happen. please share, she wrote. thousands of people did. he saw the post and sent the picture. >> i can give her this picture as a memory of her loss of griffin. and i hope she will deep that forever. >> reporter: saya is not ready to talk about her loss. but she did write a tribute for griffin. i had been hoping for a miracle. a glimpse of my life, with the backing of my friends and ra and in this moment where time will always stand still, she never has to let go. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your

the mormon tabernacle choir and the radio city music hall rockets will perform, but not during the same performance. thank you very much for being here with us. "hardball" is up next. >> the reality tv white house. let's play "hardball." >> per good evening from new york in for chris matthews. in the 1980s, it was getting his name in the paper and reality tv. these days donald trump's go to medium and his communication tool of choice is twitter. he on used it to announce appointments and policy and late night comedy shows, beauty show winners and the cast of brought way shows. twitter has given us a window into the thought process. for example, this morning within the span of ten minutes, trump tweeted a rebuke of a staunch supporter to expand the nuclear arsenal.