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mr. lorenz e. they say this is his last chance to bring about meaningful change and stop the political instability that has caused 60 governments to come and go since world war ii. a grabonents say this is for power. and the former prime minister said this could lead to a dictatorship in italy in the future. a widespread division. many voters disillusioned about this campaign. deciding they may just vote no as a protest against the leadership of mr. renzi. anchor: it is pretty clear which way the financial market is going to go, isn't it? markets: the financial are very nervous. worried about any incoming political instability. they may put together -- we are likely to see many elections area there is a lot of speculation, a lot of instability if he resigns. nervous abouteady the state of italy's high public deaths. the banks have anna nordqvist debt of 60 million euros. we may see italy try to leave the eurozone in the future. that gives you an indication of how they are in the financial markets.

passenger reportedly tweeted his intention to confront mrs. e he was removed. president-elect is also forming a new white house national trade council, and canned is well known china critic doctor peter navarro to head it up. while giving kelly ann conway the title of counselor to the president making her the highest ranking woman in his white house. >> i think that when you have this opportunity, it is an honor but it is very humbling. >> that was dawn timmeney reporting. trump a announced his pick for press secretary former rnc communications director sean spicer, campaign spokeswoman hope hicks will stay on as a director of strategic communications. jason miller will be director of communication, and dan scavitto director of social media next month's inaugural ceremony is taking shape, the commander in chief says he doesn't want a bunch of celebrities but rather the voters who supported him. trump tweeting 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. >>> some enter

i want to be able to call mrs. e have found her daughter. at this point we have speculation, we have scent, we have dirt that smells to the dog that it was tainted, and we have no body. >> reporter: last time anyone had contact with melissa rodriguez was back on april 19th 2013, according to her husband, help say, melissa said she would go to newark, new jersey to visit friend. they said they expect her but she never showed up. during the investigation police found hell list a's car on the 400 block of lafayette avenue and they search a work truck belong to go her husband and scoured ground with search dogs, ultimately though, they have found throwing. this has been very trust straighting for the police chief, he said he hopes to solve this case before his retirement, again, we will bring you any updates live from the scene, police chief telling us they may return to search this basement again today, with those dogs. we're reporting live, collindale delaware county, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", rahel and jim, back to you. >>> in

mrs. clinton's colleagues e-mails were leaked to wikileak. but there is no evidence of hacking, because if you wanted to alter vote totals, you would not hack mrs. clinton or the dnc, you would hack the various state registrars who record the names of people who are registered to vote and record what the votes are. liz: what do you make of their argument that wikileak swayed the elections and russia is to blame? >> well, i have not seen the raw data. we have 17 known publicly known intelligence agencies that the united states, they have all used same data, they get raw data from the nsa, because nsa for better or worse, has unfettered access to every fiber optic cable in u.s., it can obtain in real team every e-mail, text-message sent anywhere. that date was presented to cia anxieties, and -- agents and fbi agents, same data looked at by 2 different keeps one team, cia said the russians, fbi says not the russians. the people who work with fox news have seen it, they say there are no fingerprints of the russians on it whoever did this to mrs. c

mr. trump publicly asked for russia to find her missing e-mails. and mr. trump is also on his way to pennsylvania. >> i'm drew smith live at that banking rally that mr. trump will be holding in hershey. >>> a sweet old lady roughed up. how thieves are targeting the elderly. >>> and how much snow are you going to get in your neighborhood? it's going to be different depending on where you live. i'll break it down on the totals next. >>> breaki in ing news right het of bucks county, a car smashed into two homes in bristol township. this is on indian red road. looks like the homeowner there trying to clean things up. we're told the driver wasn't hurt, but as you see, there is extensive damage to not one but two homes there. >> police near the jersey shore want to know if there's a connection between two home invasions at a retire community. thieves stole money and other valuables. two weeks earlier, a pair of armed men tied up elderly victims in a different berks county retirement community. >>> to transition to trump, the president-elect is headed to hershey

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the whole point of the e-mail was to share mark edwards' documentation of the flint drinking water problems. mr. edwards' e-mail, asking the epa to immediately take decisive action on this issue to protect the public. did you read the september 25 email that included mark edwards' request for action? gina mccarthy: i did. rep. desjarlais: dr. edwards is very familiar to this committee and the people of flint. do you know who mark edwards is? gina mccarthy: yes. we have met. rep. desjarlais: you met? how long have you known about his work on the water quality? gina mccarthy: we actually have a contract with him to do work with us right now. rep. desjarlais: do you believe he is an expert on water treatment and corrosion? gina mccarthy: i think he is one of the experts, yes. i would technology that epa has a number of experts. rep. desjarlais: the edwards email includes mr. del toro. the edwards email has a key points, the summary at the end of the documenting that there is no corrosion and controlled treatments. that the people cannot afford istled water, that mdeq continuing to insist the water

. >> the reindeers, sanity, mrs. ehot cocoa, snow falling, preparing my gifts. >> that sound lovely. >> i had cookies out. >> what if you could go there in real life. >> wouldn't that be wonderful. >> what if you could live with santa, would that be cool. >> yes. >> thanks to the popular real estate web site zillow we have an idea what his house looks like. >> not what i pictured. >> it was dressed in the 1800 out of timber, three bedrooms, two bats and 2500 square foot toy lover's paradise. >> beautiful. >> house sits on 25 acres, has all of the upgrade thanks to the remodel in 2013 when santa got a boost from the boss. now it is in the on the market zillowes hates residents is worth $656,000. >> okay. who would santa's boss be. >> you know when i said it, i was like, jesus. >> i mean. >> right away, who would his boss be, mrs. clause, is that right. >> yes. >> mrs. clause gives him the raise. >> happy wife, happy life. >> yes. >> he might have a boss. >> you never know. >> there is always somebody higher up. >> santa

mr. podesta's e-mails and those came from his personal g-mail account and trying to figure out why the republican material didn't get made public but what you heard the republican national committee doing is answering the question narrowly were the servers in their offices hacked. a question they've not answered yet is did any of your contractors get hacked or data leave? remember what happened in the office of personnel management a year and a half ago. the giant washington bureaucracy that's got the security files on 22 million americans and lost them all to chinese hackers. they weren't keeping many of those in the office of personnel they were stored in external servers by other agencies. >> we know president obama has called for an investigation into this and wants it by january 20. we have seen republican lawmakers ask for the same type of information and investigation. assuming they're in agreement and learn what you do, what they've learned from the intelligence agencies then what? the president-elect is donald trump. >> the president-elect is donald trump and i think it's important to no

mr. trump lashed out at democrats. can you imagine if the election result were opposite and we tried to play the russia cia card? intelligence community concluded in october that russia directed the recent compromises of eamaging to democrats and hillary clinton. throughout the campaign, mr. trump resisted. >> she has no idea whether it is russia, china or anybody else. >> i am not quoting myself. >> if it is russia, nobody knows, it's probably china. >> could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pound. okay. >> in july, candidate trump. egged on russian hackers to find deleted clinton e-mails. >> russia, if you are listening, 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> mr. trump also explained yesterday why he only takes intelligence briefings from time to time. >>> he discussed the hacking charges on cbs this morning. >> what's the difference between the conclusions of the fbi and the cia? >> even before the election, charlie, the entire u.s. intelligence community believed that the russians were interfering in the election. >> include the fbi? >> that includes the fbi it wasn't clear at that type, the motive. what's changed now and this is not official, right, all based on leaks, what's changed n

mrs. clinton's e-mail for the summer. these might have been new emails.he affidavit itself doesn't suggest anything inappropriate. but most of the time law enforcement operates in secrecy. it does not disclose investigative steps especially on the eve of the election. tissue is not the search warrant, it's the disclosure publicly investigation -- >> that's your issue. >> yes. >> but other people's issue that actually the fbi and the judge didn't even have probable cause to issue a search warrant. let me give you and example. this is david kendall, mrs. clinton's lawyer says via "the washington post" the affidavit concedes that the fbi had no basis to conclude. the fbi put forward the same evidence that bureau concluded in july was not sufficient to bring case. affidavit offered no additional evidence to support any different conclusion. i think what he's saying is that the judge shouldn't have said that was probable cause. >> about it think he sort of working a little backwards there. he's saying once they looked at the e-mail they saw there was nothing t

mrs. smith" and shs e wa spotted again while pregnant with shiloh. >> i would agree with that. >> of course, right now angie and brad's lawyers are fighting in court over custody issues. brad is seeking to keep court documents private and wants more unsupervised time with the kid. they go before a judge in january. >> will there be an ending to this any time soon, hopefully? >> hopefully. >> here's someone else out of hiding. kanye west, yesterday in l.a. he made his first appearance e sinc his hospitalization and breakdown last month. the rapper who has now dyed his hair blond hit up an art exhibit at the museum of contemporary art, and since it was a furniture display, kanye took it upon himself to have a seat. >> we have more news to report. let's go to cameron matheson in new york. >> bristol palin's pregnancy bombshell. "e.t." is breaking the news. she's expecting a child with her once >>> announcing baby meyer spring 2017. photos taken last week in alaska, bristol who is about four months along still fits in her jeans. >> baby number three joins almost 1-year-old daughter sailor and n

e-mails. so that we can finally find out what's going on. and confirm our conspiracy theories. >> now, it was at a campaign mr. trump encouraged russia to spy on hillary clinton. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> mr. trump said he was only joking. he continues to dismiss reports that russia did anything to help him get elected. but the cia is standing by the assessment that russia tried to smear the election by leaking embarrassing e-mails. jeff pegues has details. >> reporter: the evidence that russia was trying to influence the election goes back to midjoin with private e-mails, opposition research and campaign information stolen before the democratic national committee appeared online. u.s. investigators said the russians were to blame. did their actions impact one candidate over another? >> i would say that the actions definitely were more detrimental to one candidate than the other. for crowdstrike, the cyber security firm that investigated the hack and that works closely with u.s. intelligence. what did you see? >> imagine somebody breaks in

e-book. next, president and mrs. obama host a white house reception for this years kennedy center honorees. then at a c ramani honoring harry reid. after that, arizona senator john mccain and former house speaker newt gingrich discuss foreign policy. president obama and first lady michelle obama hosted a white the 2016eption for kennedy center honorees. they included pianist martha argerich, al pacino, james theor, mavis staples, and girls rock band. this is about 25 minutes. eagles rock band. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 2016 kennedy center honorees. martha argerich. [applause] >> al pacino. [applause] >> mavis staples. [applause] james taylor. [applause] , don henley, walsh, andmith, joe representing her late husband glenn frey, ms. cindy fry. [applause] [applause] -- [laughter] [cheers] we love you! [laughter] ♪ >> a president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] thank you so much,ump everybody. thank you. thank you. good evening, everybody. >> good evening! on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. o

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mr. trump sent hacked e-mails to conspiracy theories.is blaming voters for obsessing about it. >>> the state of our democracy where the leaks of what were frankly not very interesting e-mails ended up being an obsession. the fact that the russians were doing this was not an obsession. >> listen to this. a typo by clinton may have started all of this. the new york times report an aid warned john podesta and others of a e-mail scam back in march. he wrote this is a legitimate e-mail. john needs to change his pass word immediately. he meant to say illegitimate. >> that's when jill stein's crusade to expose voter injustice. he blew the lid off major ballot fraud. that's a city where hillary clinton won big. republican lawmakers calling for a comprehensive statewide audit after a shocking discovery in detroit. election officials finding more votes than actual voters in a third of the stays precincts. >> remember when the u.k. asked leadership to name a new ship. people here at home wondered the same thing. a new white house petition wants the

mr. trump, what would it be e clay?have to tell him that i'm thankful for him running for president and becoming the president-elect, and i would make sure that he doesn't leave the kids out when he is making his reforms. >>> you know, kids, what do you think kids care about that the president can impact, guys? >> guest: as a kid myself, i care about education, and where i'm going to go for high spool and colleg stay on that path. it's not that who my parents are, but that i can get a good education. >> bryce. >> especially when he donates to the charities and kids that didn't have as much stuff as we do, as -- like we're spoiled in a way being and they're not. we have to give back to those kids. >> armstrong: so what do you think about when you think about in the classroom, and you think about teachers and what teachers teach? obviously, you learn much from your parents, but what is it that can happen within the educational that can make it better for everyone. >> kids spend the majority of their life at school, becaus

clinton e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: mr. trump also explained yesterday why he only takes intelligence briefings from time to time. >> i'm like a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing in the same words every single day for the next eight years. >> reporter: the trump transition continues to gauge senate reaction to the possible nomination of exxon-mobil c.e.o. rex tillerson as secretary of state. scott, tillerson's close ties to russian president vladimir putin have already alarmed some republicans, potentially jeopardized his confirmation. >> pelley: major, there's breaking news. we've been looking forward to the president-elect's first news conference scheduled for this thursday, but you understand that's changing now? >> reporter: that is correct, postponed until after the new year. the main subject of that press conference, scott, was to be the president-elect's explanation to the country how he was going the move himself away from his businesses, his vast business empire, separating and eliminating all c

ment e mrs. it is where humility is called for. one of the of things and what i find helpful and to think about this century from now what will they say is really important that is happening right now?ow say and to say this shapes of world maybe the election of donald trump. maybe. that it is 70 degrees and sunny in november in minnesota. maybe millions of human beings right now i'm as we speak making their wayns across europe with the refugees. how will that shape the world? of all the world to be loved and inspired, imagine a sixth century rome. whenever that time was it did not ever carry a headline that says benedict because there was the crazy guy over here who in his lifetime had 12 communitiesco of 12 people one tried to poison him it is not a successful venture. nobody noticed his start-upsno nobody wrote a headline. but what this person with the viet vision of community set in motion to shave civilization that kept western literature alive. we don't know what is happening right now that feeds those invisible feeds to set t

mr. trump also spoke about his exxon mobil c-e-o rex tillerson. he called tillerson one of the greatest and most skilled business leaders of our time. if you'd like to hear more from mr. trump's speech...just head to fox 6 now dot com. happening now --the sheboygan county sheriff's office is trying to find a missing college student. 18-year-old kaelin o'neal was last seen on the lakeland university campus on sunday. he was wearing a black button jacket. if you've seen him-- give authorities a call. front of the house where a 15 year old girl was shot and killed. melanie johnson was in the kitchen of her familys home near 35th and silver spring when she was shot. the family says the bullets came from outside the home.. milwaukee police say theyre still investigating the circumstances of the shooting. i never expected to see my little sister on the news or have to put my little sister on a t-shirt. this can happen to anybody anywhere. please put the guns down. please. according to milwaukee police, be murdered in milwaukee this year. they are still s

hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> mr. trump obviously knew that russia was engaged in malicious cyber activity. >> gop lawmaker peter king said that democrats and the intelligence community are putting a cloud of doubt the president-elect which is what he says putin wanted them to do. >>> a delaware supreme court is tossing the death sentence of a convicted cop killer. it comes months after the state found that its death penalty law is unkochxal. that means 11 other death row inmates must now be resentenced. that came in an appeal of rick powe powell. >>> police charged 27-year-old donald thorn in six cases. the events began on november 2 1s. police say he cut and stole inflatable projectors and christmas lights. >>> in south jersey, a coat drive in cherry hill has collected more than 400 winter jackets that are going to be sent a tennessee town that was affected by the wildfire. the shipment also includes hats and gloves. those wildfires started late last month and killed 14 people. they destroyed more than 2,400 buildin

mrs. clinton's campaign chairman whose private e-mail account was hacked months later. one of the reporters that broke this story for the times, eric lipton. thanks for coming on today. especially, when what i could get, but it bugged me, this i.t. at the dnc, got a call from the fbi that they were being hacked and just sat on it. then the fbi never gotten a taxi or whatever and drove over to the dnc. only 15 or 20 minutes way. it was so weak. the failure of the dnc kid or whoever it was to bring the attention to the chair or the failure of the fbi to show any earnest in take caring of the matter. >> this has real consequence answers clearly the dnc i.t. guy did not take the threat seriously enough. the mostly because he first get's a telephone call that comes in to the front desk and gets passed to him and at first he doesn't believe he is speaking to an fbi agent because the fbi agent can't e-mail him because if he e-mails the i.t. guy he will reveal to the russian hacker that fbi is on to them. sew simply calls them and said look in your system and the i.t. guy think

. >>> e news is report that mr. trump is interested in getting west involved in an entrepreneurial leadership role and west tweeted out i feel it is important to have a direct line of communication with our future president if we truly want change. >>> on capitol hill in washington. lawmakers want an investation into who hacked republican computers. fox is reporting that james clapper, the director of national intelligence that says there was a series of hacks but the russians may not have been responsible for all of them. those that support the cia's analysis that the russians were behind them claim that trump has been a pro russia candidate from the beginning. >> he had wonderful positive things to say about vladimir putin that is a murderous dictator so i think it is obvious why the russians would be thrilled about this man being president. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee wants a classified briefing from the c.i.a. and the f.b.i. on the matter. by no later than friday of this week. >>> back no

it's withbeen a day of victory e for mr.diana when he put companies on notice that they will not leave america without consequences. then it was on to ohio where he held his first rally since winning the white house and here are just a few of the highlights. watch. >> people are constantly telling me

it's withbeen a day of victory e for mr. trump first in indiana when he put companies on notice that they will not leave america without consequences. then it was on to ohio where he held his first rally since winning the white house and here are just a few of the highlights. watch. >> people are constantly telling me and telling you to reduce or expectations. those people are fools. they're fools. but this campaign proved that the old rules no longer apply, that anything we want for our country is now possible. anything we want, right? now is not the time to downsize our dreams but to set our sights higher than ever before for our country. now is the time to unlock the potential of millions of americans left on the sidelines, their talents unused, their dreams unrealized and their aspirations totally forgotten. and these are people of great talent. this is the moment. this is our chance. this is our window for action. this is the hour when the great deeds can be done and our highest hopes can come true. we're going to do it

e servicer, without the blessing of russian president vladamire putin. president-elect donald trump denies these claims, but while campaigning last july, mr. trump seemed to encourage russia to hack into hillary clinton an e-mails. >> russia if you are listening , i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e-mails, that are missing. >> reporter: today mr. trump tweeted if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so long to act. >> the president has gone to great lengths to retech the intelligence community, from even the appearance of being used as a political weapon. >> reporter: mr. trump held a meeting with the u.s. conference of mayors, he travels to hershey, pennsylvania later today to attend a thank you rally with supporters. meantime a new cbs news poll shows americans are still deeply derided over incoming administration. 59 percent think that trump's business relationships create a conflict of interest, that is likely to affect how he makes decisions as president. >> if people feel like they are getting jobs, everything works. if they don't feel like they're getting jobs, nothing does. >> reporter: poll als

it's withbeen a day of victory e for mr. trump first in indiana when he put companies on notice that they will not leave america without consequences. then it was on to ohio where he held his first rally since winning the white house and here are just a few of the highlights. watch. >> people are constantly telling me and telling you to reduce or expectations. those people are fools. they're fools. but this campaign proved that the old rules no longer apply, that anything we want for our country is now possible. anything we want, right? now is not the time to downsize our dreams but to set our sights higher than ever before for our country. now is the time to unlock the potential of millions of americans left on the sidelines, their talents unused, their dreams unrealized and their aspirations totally forgotten. and these are people of great talent. this is the moment. this is our chance. this is our window for action. this is the hour when the great deeds can be done and our highest hopes can come true. we're going to do it

mr. harrison: e first thing is, we have to get rid of this idea that there is a bernie democrat or a hillary democrat or an obama democrat because as long as i have known myself, i have just been a democrat. a democrat that has been fighting for equality and opportunity for all, regardless of what you look like on how you look or background or experiences where you come from. that is the first thing. my experience, many of you know i worked on capitol hill for a while and my job -- i had to get 218 votes every time the bill came onto a four made of progressives, blue dogs, black, asia-pacific, what have you. the way that you do that when you only have a majority i do, the way you do that is you have to first understand that we win because we are a party of addition, not a party of subtraction. we also win because we understand that diversity is our greatest strength and we have to appreciate it and we have to respect it. folks know in south carolina that the way that i lead is by bringing everybody together, listening to all voices. that does not mean i will agree with all of the voices that

mr. roth h is correct, i i do not think i is fulully c. we he two narrativives. eier we e ha witnesseded the liberatition of a aleppo, andndn we w would say thihis is a good thing, or wewe're witnessing wee crimimes by the russians in t te syrianans in aleppo,o, which isa bad thing. i woululd ask mr. roth, if the russians had not done what he alleged they would do, what was the alternative to setting the people of aleppo free? amy: kenneth roth? >> let me begin with this fog of war argument. when there is nothihing to say, when there i is nothing to defe, the fog oft to war. this is not fog of war. we know what is going on. human rights watch has teams on beirut,nd based in occasionally going into syria, in regular communication with people in aleppo and other places. we don't publish until we know exactly what is going on. this is not a matter of taking some jihadist propaganandist and repeating it. we know exactly what is happening. there is no question that the bombardment has been targeting civilians and civilian institutions. there is no question the siege was starvin

july, july 27th, to be precise, tweeted, quote, of course the russians hacked @hillary clinton's e-mail. mr. trump obviously knew that russia was engaged in malicious cyber activity that was helping him and hurting secretary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: today, saying the white house is trying to undermine the election results. >> at a certain point have to realize that an election from last month is going to stand, whether it's the recount or continued questions along this line. >> reporter: as russian president vladimir putin arrives in japan moscow is denying allegations putin was directly involved in the hack with a kremlin spokesman calling it, quote, funny hersey. cnn learned putin was aware of the hacks even before they released the october statement saying russia's senior most officials authorized the theft of documents from the democratic national committee and john podesta. >> the way russia operates when it comes to activities of this type, they have people who do the work for them. that gives them plausibility deniability. >> reporter: republicans on the hill are vowing to ho

the e lecters come on to say the information will help them decide whether mr. trump is fit to serve as president. the clinton campaign is backing this decision, despite repaid edly saying they're september the results. john podesta calls the group bipartisan but he should be noted that one of the ten members is a republican and she has long been a republican. this letter comes on the heels of this weekend's two democratic congressmen who suggest the electoral college should consider blocking trump's election. watch. >> what finally pushed me over the edge was when the president-elect of the united states criticized the cia and the intelligence community. can you imagine what the leaders in beijing and moscow and tehran are watching as the next president criticize his intelligence community and stand up for the defense of russia? >> and while the u.s. government largely believes that russia did interfere with the campaign, there is disagreement over the motive. the cia believes it was to help trump. the fbi believes it was to undermine the u.s. political system.

mr. trump kerfuffle that started friday when he accepted a congrat la tore call from the leader?i of e want. a gesture that broke recent tradition and upset china. last night mr. trump attended a villains and heroes costume party. his senior aide kellyanne conaway dressed up as super woman, mr. trump went as himself. >> today the pentagon announced the release of another prisoner determined after 14 years behind bars he was a low-level militant. 59 prisoners remain at guantanamo which president obama had promised to shut down. >> voters went to the polls today in two european countries. in austria a far right presidential candidate was on the ballot. in italy voters considered a package of reforms that could lead to their prime minister's resignation. seth doevene is in roam. >> in austria redo of its presidential election the left-leaning candidate alex ander van der bellen emerged the winner up against the far right populist norbert hover who hoped growing anti-establishment anger was in his favor. we were in veena during the final days of k578 paining. >> i think some of the rather