mr. kerry: i should ask him all the questions. mr. indyk: [laughter] i was the only one that could ask you questions because i think they are worried about your answers. [laughter] in that regard, there was a certain sense, i felt, and what you had to say of frustration. and that the underlying message, correct me if i'm wrong, is basically it is up to them now. and it is up to netanyahu and the palestinian authority on the government of israel. in a sense, you have done what you can, and they are going to have to take the steps. is that the message? mr. kerry: not completely. no, not entirely. ome frustrations? sure there is. we made great progress, and they know we really advanced the ball in many different ways. we're close on certain things. and then things got in the way of it. i don't want to go backwards and talk about that, but i think believe we do still have -- i don't think it is just exclusively up to them, but it is mostly up to them. we can help shape, we can support, we can provi

putin is going to ask mr. kerryopeans, to ease up on the sanctions. the economic sanctions that we have talked about before are actually having an effect in combination with the oil prices, the low oil prices and mr. putin's economy is under real pressure. he is in a squeeze trying to too what he is doing in syria as well as occupying -- he wants mr. kerry will tell him you now how to get relief and that is get off ukraine. >> ambassador, great to see you, thank you. >>> he mentioned oil prices. historic lows. news on gassing up your car but energy companies are not having a good day at all. oil is around $35 a barrel, and all anyone says is, it's going down. that's ahead. along with what we know about the federal reserve plan to raise interest rates later this week for the first time in, like, a!lokó73ç decade. so if they do that, what does that mean to you? your mortgage, your car payment, everything. that's coming up. used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in

the fact that mr. kerry is going at some point this week, whether it is immediately after this meeting or in the days to come to moscow may be seen by some as progress. but we shall have to wait and see how that works out. it's worth making the point that the e.u. foreign ministers have been meeting today in brussels to discuss the situation. we know that e.u. foreign policy chief has been outspoken about the situation, and we also know, of course, that the e.u. heads of government will be meeting in brussels on thursday and friday to discuss the situation vis-a-vis isil, vis-a-vis syria, and what it means for them in europe, where the situation of terrorism, as it has been described certainly by the french government, is very high on their agenda. all of these things to come, david. >> diplomacy by inches, indeed. dominic kane in paris, thank you. >>> turkey has withdrawn a thousand troops it had stationed in a camp of northern iraq. they were close to the city of mosul, an isil stronghold. the deployment h

putin several times over the past three months, now mr. kerry is visiting mr. putin in kremlin once again, so it's not a surprise that russian minister of foreign affairs has isolation. it's a breakthrough on the russian side. on the u.s. side, it's not clear what the u.s. administration is doing to achieve in this visit. one issue to be discussed is the terrorist organizations on which both sides would agree. i cannot exclude that russian side would push for deheating hezbollah and hamas from this list. i'm not sure that the u.s. administration would be ready to accept such an offer. >> do you see anything coming out of these meetings other than the fact that the two sides are talking and negotiating? >> i would not exclude that either mr. lavrov or mr. putin publicly would say something about the turkish incident with the turkish and russian jet, when one of them was shot down. it would be interesting to see that mr. putin would be discussing with the u.s. secretary of state issues of turkey, of the member of nato without nato, without member of nato, without

in view of mr kerry's visit to moscow. the press conference with sergey lavrov and vladimir putin, sergey lavrov repeated three times the agreement reached with mr john kerry is to have conversations in the united syrian opposition with the president bashar al-assad. this is a new development. it has never been discussed before. it looks like it's a new achievement in the russian u.s. flegs. it looks tactically like it's been supported by the american side. >> vladimir putin painted a rosy picture of the economy. is that wishful thinking and do the russian peel believe him. on one hand he's corrects. for several months he allowed a food study to grow. in november, russian output went doing. and the crisis that was mentioned. it's ahead of us again. it's important to look how russian population ractedz to the words. today an opinion poll has been published. 80% of russian people think that russia is in the midst of the crisis. >> ukraine has all but been forgotten. i know you've said this the world does that at his own peril

. >> i assu-- he assumed the iden of the victim and had inappropriate contact with mr. kerry. >> they're trying to see if the had contact with other children. >>> a man who was selling edible marijuana plans to resume business tomorrow. he appeared in court today. he thought he found a way around the law by giving away marijuana laced brownies and gummies in exchange for donations but police arrested cunningham after he sold undercover officers edibles and bags of marijuana. >>> a new report says the secret service didn't do a thorough security review after a man fired shots at the white house four years ago. in 2011 oscar ortega fired shots from constitution avenue and eight shots hit parts of the building and they failed to do an after incident investigation. it is important for future security and they today have just completed that investigation. >>> today, saluting six service members killed in a taliban attack this week. >> to serve something greater than themselves. >> those troops paying their respects in front of six empty pairs of boots. on monday, a suicide bomber

transparency and accountability in order for even the diaspora to be able to vote for future leadership >>> mr kerry has been warning israel about the dangers of a possible collapse of the palestinian authority. he says it would lead to a situation that would threaten the security of both sides. >> if there is a risk that the pa could collapse and it is in israel e's interest for it to, in fact, survive as the prime minister suggested, should more, therefore, not be done to help sustain it? the one state solution is no solution at all for a secure jewish democratic israel living in peace. it is not a viable option >>> still to come on this program, uncertain times in venezuela as its leader faces a tough test in a crunch vote. plus. >> reporter: i'm in the triangle in the republic of the congo, one of the most remote places on earth and where great apes can prosper. >>> hello again. looking at the top stories. the governor of the port city of aden has been killed. the major general's convoy was attacked by a grain idea. five of his bodyguards were killed. i.s.i.l. is claiming responsibility. libya's

mr. kerry said that that was his objective. mr.obama has said on several occasions he does not want our side to win by force. that is a very peculiar argument. it does not do any good. i think there is a real need for maturity command i would like to see us. our initial presenter said to do the right thing to give substance to our hopes. we still probably have to compromise, but in the absence we have to compromise more. i would like to suggest that the coalitions might not solve everything, but you did not say that but that seems to be the logic. therefore it is not worth it to have a grand coalition because we might disagree about the future afterwards. we think that kind of statement. >> one more comment only and then we will have to close. >> my name is dmitri. you said that you believe that the middle east cannot do it without the west end without russia. do you think the general population supports that idea? and do you think islamist extremism has increased over the last ten or 20 years or do they just have more avenues and

it will it's important to point out that mr. kerry will be going to moscow for a meeting tomorrow morning with mr. lavrov but also vladimir putin, the russian president. the preconditions may be we certainly know that the russian government believes that president bashar al-assad still has a role to play in syria and needs to be part of a post-conflict solution for syria. we also know that up until now certainly western governments have said that that is not kay e-case and we know that the french government prior to the meeting that was held at quay definitely orsay could not be part of a solution. the french government wanted to salute the efforts of opposition groups who met in ryad oin recent days to try to agree on a solution. so far from this meeting nothing concrete has emerged, julie. >> dominic kane joining me live from paris, dominic, thank you. >>> coming up this news hour, we report from the central o centrn republic on the efforts of peace keepers. >> preventing the media getting anywhere near the court. >> scuffles in chi

what are we to make of what mr kerry had to say? >> he said there was great clarity in unity of purpose between the foreign ministers. one big developed is that there'll probably be a 29th member of n.a.t.o. montenegro has been invited to start success talks. that is n.a.t.o.'s situation of keeping them on the western borders and the western balkans, montenegro is hope about being invited to join. i've been talking to their defence minister, who is not worried by a statement out of moscow. there has been statements in the past. and believes that in the future russia and montenegro will accept that it's in both coun y country's interests. the joint senate suggesting joint projects could be halted. monten egg grow will not be -- montenegro will not be winning immediately. another theme was commitment to supporting turkey. john kerry saying that some n.a.t.o. allies are talking about boosting practical help. we haven't heard concrete measures. certainly, it's become more defiant in the last 24 hours. at the beginning of the meeting whe

i think it will have real impact on the negotiations and now remains to be seen what mr. kerry mr. lavrov can come up with in moscow. >> especially since this leader was clear lay moderate and he was fighting not only the assad regime but also isis. if syria is serious about the fight against isis, they have to get the moderates on their side. lieutenant colonel rick francona, thanks so much. we always appreciate your insight. >> sure thing. >>> and coming up, peyton manning throws the flag on doping allegations. what he said straight ahead. right now, you're not thinking about all the money you saved by booking your flight, rental car, and hotel together. all you're thinking about, is making sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. >>> peyton manning is furious and says new allegations about him using performance-enhancing drugs, are, quote, complete garbage, unquote. in the report, a man the al jazeera network calls a pharmacist claims growth hormone and other drugs were sent to the home many times addr

mr kerry and lavrov among them. first of all, we should say both the foreign affairs ministerses and john kerry are chairing the event, in the hope that they can consolidate the agreement. even if just a couple of days ago the foreign minister and the agreement is far from surviving. the hope is that from today to december 16th meeting in morocco, there'll be substantial improvement. anyway, we should be realistic in approaching the issue. we should be aware that there is those on both sides able to reject the agreement. we should remember that they were rejected even so far as seven subsequent agreements. >> indeed. what is the position currently of the parliament in tobruk, and of the general national congress in tripoli, we know that leaders from both sides made their - have made the deal. but we are not sure as to whether the parliament are going to come in behind them. >> the real problem, the real issue at stake is substantial powers to be recognised in tripoli. and we should put the issue in a broader geopolit

mr. kerry spoke about this. our position has not changed. as the position of principle. we consider only the syrian people can determine who should govern them. >> while putin had harsh words for secretary of state kerry he gave a shout out to an american man running for president, you know who it is. donald trump got praised from putin. he called trump the absolute lead effort to presidential race. a bright person and talented. all of this as trump returns to the campaign trail. one of the first stops was the set of jimmy kimmel live. listen to trump. >> i would like to see the republican party come together. and i've been a little bit divisive in the sense that i've been hitting people pretty hard. >> a little bit. >> and ultimately, you know, we have to come together and get this thing done. and i'm having a great time. >> all right. cnn's sarah murray joins us and you found that comment interesting. >> i did. it is like donald trump is trying to embrace his role as the front runner. he wants the party to come together. he wants more unity. but he just couldn't quite s

it is simply not a viable option >>> the president netanyahu responded to mr kerry's warning >> translation: israel, in order for there to be peace, the other side needs to decide whether they want peace thchlt is not what we see. the palestinian incitement is continuing. it must stop >>> venezuelans have started voting in the elections. the opposition is likely to gain a majority of the votes for the first time in 17 years. but it is unclear how the votes will translate into seats. the president critics accuse him of rigging the voting districts in his favor. meanwhile, he has agreed to let the jailed opposition leader vote in the election. lopez was sentenceed to 14 years in jail last year after being convicted of inciting violence in anti-government protests. the election is one to be one of most hotly contested in years. >> reporter: this man was the country's congressional leader 17 years ago. the last time opposition parties controlled the nation's congress. now former opposition presidential candidate says he can taste the end of the socialist government's domination of legislative p

mr. kerry knows that, mr.nows that and blatedly. >> turning back to politics, social media has been playing a major role in the presidential campaigns. our senior edge tore for digital content is here. cal, good morning. >> good morning, jose. as we prepare for tonight's debate, we thought we'd take a look at what people are googling. it's very instubtive on who the candidates are and how we view them. this hour, it's bush versus trump. it's okay. so let's start with trump. some of these are pretty fun p funny actually. number two and number four are what did trump say yesterday and what did trump say now? >> for bush people are more issue oriented, though he has a a problem with what political party is jeb bush involved in and what party is jeb bush running for? when you go to trump, you see a list of the things he's been issues within the candidates trump, immigration, muslims, isis. when you go to jeb bush, the number three issue people want to know about is donald trump. that's not a good sign at all. trum

and i wanted to say mr. kerry, maybe you should come and see what i'm seeing because what i'm seeing is this. hamas is putting children and unarmed women in front of their weaponry. israelis are putting their weaponry in front of their children and their women trying to protect them. there is not an give leps city here. this is not sane nmeness, this not about both sides trying to calm down. this is about one side trying to murder innocent people and another side trying to protect their families as they have a god-given right do. i realize there has been the notion that we would be able to achieve middle east peace by something called the two state solution. i want to be on record and i know that this would not be something that would be agreeable to some of you, because there are many republicans who think that the two state solution is in fact a solution. i consider it no solution whatsoever. there cannot be two states holding for the same piece of real estate especially when one of those states does not believe

mr. kerry: this agreement recognizes we will have to change the way we power our planet. brian: protests popped up under the eiffel tower after the agreement, arguing the pact doesn't go far enough. others believe it will restrict the u.s. and other countries too much. a handful of nations, including nicaragua, have not submitted emissions targets. pres. obama: we cannot be complacent because of today's agreement. the problem is not solved because of this accord. strong message to the global economy to move investments and technology toward clean energy. brian webb for cbs news, new york. alyx: the deal still needs to be ratified by individual governments before taking effect. meanwhile, back here at home mid-december temperatures soared into the fifties in many parts of the state of course, changes are coming. and though most welcome this mild december, for those in the snow business, it's tough going. seven oaks recreation in boone is feeling the heat. in years past, this would be opening wee

that is why mr. kerry met in moscow with mr. putin a few days ago to see if he could bridge the differences between the russians and the united states on creating some sort of timetable in which assad would remain in power, there would be a transitional government that would take over, and then a free and fair election. we have seen this movie before. cannot ultimately be underpinned by a stable syrian country where the extremists are marginalized and they do not try to destroy the nascent effort by this government to take over the country. that will be the test. host: let me follow up from an earlier caller from great britain. this is a headline from "the time,mail," for the first a new plant being discussed by london and washington. it points out that guards will be stationed at the dish air force for the first time under a controversial plan. the u.s. department of homeland in to dowants to enter d thi worldwide to reduce the terroriss of islamic flying to america. let's get back to calls. philip from london, england. good af

if we don't do not stop accepting it from keeping syria and matched in the war and mr. kerry said that it's in his point is he doesn't want our side to win by force. others can but it doesn't do any good he says which is a very peculiar argument. i think there is a need for maternity and i would like to see the initial presenter to put enough behind the hopes for the substance to compromise on some of them that in the absence of that we have to compromise a lot more and i would like to suggest the coalitions might not solve everything. >> to have a grand coalition because they might disagree over the future after words which wouldn't be a new cold war as eastern europe was. >> one more comment and then we will have to close him. >> you said that qb leave the middle east can do it without the west end without russia. do you think the population supports that idea or do you think the islamist extremism has increased over the past ten to 20 years or do they have more avenues in the resource at their disposal. >> the use of force in the popular opinion people like to sum up. >> i

i want to quickly add from what kandi was saying, one of the things that mr. kerrysaid last night in the close door negotiations is that it is regrettable, but he cannot go back to washington with a legally binding agreement that legal binding cuts or finance. we see the struggle for us in the south for reducing emissions, the same struggle as our brothers and sisters in the isth because what kandi talking about, if it is not legally binding, -- amy: he is saying that will never get a treaty passed in congress. the me ask you about china come just issued its first ever red alert for pollution, the capital where you live is engulfed in smog, poisonous chemicals that can make residents sick simply by walking outside. what responsibility does china have? >> i live there. one of the things i've been amazed, really, if you are in a country like china, 1.3 billion people, and the government has started taking very serious steps -- more than 10 years ago. not just about global warming, it is pollution in your face, as you say. if you look at china's, action in the last six

security council and this resolution was conveyed to us by secretary of state mr. kerry.eve we could support that. >> that's the resolution we were just talking about at the u.n. today. the news conference lasted three hours and seven minutes touching on a wide range of issues, even 2016 presidential politics. i'm joined by msnbc's keir simmons who attended the press conference and michael mcfall. keir, tell us about today and what he had to say about donald trump. >> reporter: yeah. that was the thing that really got people's attention. he said it after those three hours, just as he was leaving the room. he was asked about donald trump and this is what he had to say. he said he is a bright personality, a talented person, no doubt about it, but it's not up to us to appraise his politic sides. it's up to the u.s. voters. but as we can see it, he is an absolute leader in the presidential race. he is saying that he wants to move to a different level of relations with russia, to a closer, deeper one. how can we not welcome it. of course, we are welcoming it and i think what i

mr. kerry said that that was his objective. mr. obama has said on several occasions he does not want our side to win by force. that is a very peculiar argument. it does not do any good. i think there is a real need for maturity command i would like to see us. our initial presenter said to do the right thing to give substance to our hopes. we still probably have to compromise, but in the absence we have to compromise more. i would like to suggest that the coalitions might not solve everything, but you did not say that but that seems to be the logic. therefore it is not worth it to have a grand coalition because we might disagree about the future afterwards. we think that kind of statement. >> one more comment only and then we will have to close. >> my name is dmitri. you said that you believe that the middle east cannot do it without the west end without russia. do you think the general population supports that idea? and do you think islamist extremism has increased over the last ten or 20 years or do they just have more avenues and

i found it during testing testit mr. kerryfinally said in moscow interested in regime change which i don't think any u.s. officials have quite said it that way before. from the russian point of view president putin pointed out the u.s. abandon president mubarak and abandoned moammar gadhafi. this is all about supporting legitimately from russia's point of view in this part of the world. and another interesting thing is the conference in october mr. putin said that russia doesn't really distinguish between islamic state and other opposition groups in syria. as far as russia is concerned they are all terrorists. i know we have had other things have recently and couldn't really say that russia was supporting the free syrian army? there's also that kind of feeling that you cannot distinguish between the different groups in syria. so i think going forward, i think it's unlikely that the u.s. and russia are going to be able to work together to form a coalition to defeat the islamic state. i agree with what was said before that russi

mrs. could you. kerry says russia and the u.s. see eye to eye on the syrian crisis but admitted enoughositions are close to work together. ground theye common managed to reach was just quite simply they are happy to put major differences dossier to move forward and scheduling the peace step s can go to the next which is that meeting in new york on friday, a very important looking at we are as well. let's see what the two issues both sides decided they can put to one side. is whatas you mentioned happens to assad what happens to post-conflict syria. to his said the u.s. isn'tat fighting change but assad can't be part of the syrian political there.so no movement the second aspect is terror which militant groups should be considered terrorist groups and which can take part negotiations. it was thought russia was willing to derail this peace process process, this fledgling peace process if there was no if there was and no black list drawn of which could take place in negotiations. that hasn't happened. the meeting is going forward on

and this resolution was conveyed to us by secretary of state mr. kerry.support that. >> reporter: for you, remember, that russia is still under severe sanctions, led by the united states over crukraine. if president putin can move them towards some kind of an agreement with the u.s. over syria, maybe that offers a get-out clause for president putin. many of the questions, jose, today from russian journalists were about the very, very difficult financial situation for the economy here. and you get the clear sense from the russian administration that they are looking towards 2016, towards the election with the comments, for example, president putin made about donald trump. they clearly are hoping that a new u.s. president might offer a new future for u.s./russian relations, jose. >> keir simmons in moscow, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> ahead in this corner is ted cruz, and in this corner, marco rubio. the republican candidates battle on immigration next. ( ♪ ) ♪ 100 days ♪ 100 nights ♪ to know a man's heart ♪ ♪ and a little more ♪ before ♪ he know

mr. kerry one point that is his objective, keep it in a stalemate because he didn't want our side to win by force. obama said he doesn't want our side to win against ice c-span by force. others on our side can but we can't. it doesn't do any good, he says. which is a very peculiar argument. i think there's a real need for maturity, and i would like to see us doing as our initial presenter said to do the right thing and put enough force behind our hopes to give substance to our hopes. we'd still have to compromise on some of them. in the absence of that we'll have to compromise with more things that seem unpleasant to us. i want to suggest the grand cool ligs coalitions might not solve everything. you didn't say that, that seemed to be the logic, it's not worth it to have a grand coalition against isis because we might disagree over the future of syria afterwards which wouldn't be a new cold war as eastern europe was. so i think -- >> thank you. >> rethink that kind of statement. thanks. >> than

mr. john kerry for presiding over in this important meeting.e also welcome the adoption of this landmark resolution. which delineates the process which will bring about the end of the syrian crisis. it is a step forward by pledging to support the ceasefire in syria. we encourage all parties to abide by its provisions in order to successfully lead to the transition, insuring that the continuity of governmental institutions as well as -- territorial integrity of syria. we ask all parties in syria as well as the international community to maintain the focus and commitment to principles stipulated in this resolution and in geneva communique. mr. president, conflict in syria became one of the most appalling situations con fronting the international -- confronting the international community. with the violation of political and humanitarian and economic -- the security council has addressed this on a number of occasions. with a feeling of despair prevailing due to the grim situation faced by syrian people. -- during the debates on the syrian situatio

mr. kerry said washington still believes mr. assad needed to step down in order for there to be stability in syria, but he said that the u.s. wasn't focused on the country's past and that the syrian people need to decide the future of their country. mckenzie, tennessee, a republican. we're talking about last night's debate. what did you think? leon, got to turn the tv down. listen through your phone. ann, are you ready? florida, a democrat. caller: yes, i'm ready. i just wanted to say that -- am i on? host: you are on the air. the republicans are doing so much war mongering, so much hate mongering, and we've been at war in the mideast for going on 15 years now. and the war has been killing and doesn't seem to be stopping people. you know, they hate us more. we have more recruiting. we're helping them recruit. ok, so if we go to war like you republicans keep cheering for, who's going to pay for it? how are you going to pay for it? they're all talking about the flat tax and all the experts say if there's a flat tax, according to e

mr. bush: absolutely. [applause] troubling that secretary kerry -- i haven't heard president obama speak about this directly -- but even when we have this extraordinary threat of isis and islamic terrorism, which should be the first priority of this administration, he continues to hold out hope that he can impose a solution on israel. it's mind blowing, to be honest with you, that they have such a warped view of how this works or this is legacy-building. what we need to do is create conditions where there is a willing partner in negotiation. if they palestinian authority had not had an election in a decade, they are not the legitimate elected regime. they can't speak for the palestinian people. they continue to incite the young people in their schools. there has to be a completely different kind of environment for serious negotiations to take place. and we should not impose that on israel. [applause] we have seen recently the u.s. engaging directly and indirectly in regime change. the dom, qaddafi, mubarak. you engage u.s. power for regime change in how would you strike a balance between human rights and st

mr. john kerry, for presiding over this important meeting.we also welcome the adoption of the resolution which delineates the process which will bring about the end of the syrian crisis. it is a vital step for pledging to support the cease-fire in syria. we encourage all parties to abide by the provisions in order to successfully lead to the political transition, ensuring the continuity of governmental institutions as well as the territorial integrity of syria. the international community should maintain the focus and commitment to the principles stipulated in the geneva communique. mr. president, the conflict in syria became one of the most appalling situations confronting the international community. the security council has addressed this on numerous occasions. due to the grim situation faced by the syrian people. the delegation during the debates on the syrian situation often acknowledged the lack of political will by the major stakeholders to search for effective solutions to end this war, which has claimed the lives of so many innocent

. >> and we're joined by obama's chief negotiator, the secretary of state john kerry. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us. pretty remarkable to get 195 nations to agree on anything, but the agreement has some significant critics, too, the nasa scientist many see the godfather of the movement. he said this guardian. he said its's a fraud, really, a fake, it's just worthless words. there's not action, just promises. your reaction. >> look, i have great respect for him. i was there when he first warned everyone that climate change was happening. but with all due respect to him, i understand the criticisms of the agreement, because it doesn't have the mandatory scheme and it doesn't have a compliance enforcement that's true. but we have 186 countries for the first time in history all submitting independent plans that they have laid down which are real for reducing emissions. and what it does in my judgment, more than anything else, there is a uniform standard of transparency. and therefore, we will know what everybody is doing. a very clear signal to marketplace of the wor

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mr. donald trump -- >> secretary of state john kerry says trump's comments don't help the united states in the world stage. >> it makes our job of reaching out to people and sharing the real america just that much more complicated and that much more difficult. >> trump will visit israel's prime minister this month. netanyahu did reject trump's recent remarks but says the meeting still on because he meets with all u.s. presidential candidates. >> the first baltimore police officer to go on trial in the freddie gray case took the stand to defend himself today. officers william porter is charged with manslaughter for failing to call for a medic -- gray died from a severe spinal injury after being arrested and transported. prosecutors also say porter didn't buckle gray in as rules >> the man accused of opening fire at a colorado planned parenthood clinic stunned a courtroom by declaring that he's "a warrior for babies." 57-year-old robert deer made those comments today as he was formally charged with three counts of first-degree murder. he said he was guilty and there would be no trial. three

mr donald trump number 85? secretary of state john kerry says trump's comments don't help the us on the world stage. sot john kerrysecretary of state it makes our job of reaching out to people and sharing the real america just that much more complicated and much more difficult stephanie: trump will visit month. today, benjamin netanyahu rejected trump's recent remarks on muslims but says the meeting is still on because he meets with all u-s presidential candidates. meanwhile, iowa senator chuck grassley said today that trump's comments wouldn't necessarily deter him from supporting trump if he's the eventual nominee. "i've supported some that are easier to support than others. it'll be a whole new political environment come next july, and i wouldn't make a decision until then. but i assume that i'm going to be able to back the republican nominee." stephanie meanwhile-- hillary clinton is in the metro right now, at an event at living history farms in urbandale. local five's chief political correspondent amanda krenz is there and will bring you a live report at six. but earlier in the day, she was in

mr donald trump number 85? secretary of state john kerry says trump's comments dot help the us on the world stage. sot john kerrysecretary of state it makes our job of reaching out to people and sharing the real america just that much more complicated and much more difficult (kenne standup close) trump witl visit israel's prime minister this month. today, benjamin netanyahu rejected trump's recent remarks on muslims but says the meeting is still on because he meets with all us presidential candidates. kenneth moton, abc news washington " tim on cam speaking of donald trump, he plasn to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu later this month. the meeting was scheduled two weeks before trump's call for a temporary ban on muslims. some iaeli leaders are trying to block trump from entering the more than 20- percent of israel's population is muslim. an israeli government official confirms the meeting will be on december year. today givign the honors to german chancellor angela merkel. time says merkel was honored for helping to preserve and promote europe despite economic tutuoil and a gro

[applause] john kerry: madam speaker, mr.ority leader and distinguished colleagues in congress in both parties, ladies and gentlemen, and members of colleague family, our ted kennedy was born into history, he was part of history throughout his life. he made history and he knew history. and it was his respect for ed brooke's role in history and his personal affection for ed brooke that led him to champion this congressional gold medal. obviously we're so delighted that vicki kennedy is here today and his great friend, my colleague now in the senate, paul kirk is here with us to celebrate this moment. in one of his first sermons after finishing his studies at boston university, martin luther king jr. observed the thing that we need in the world today is a group of men and women who'll stand up for right and be opposed to wrong wherever it is. a group of people who have come to see that some things are wrong whether they are never caught up with, and some things are right whether nobody sees you doing them or not. before his mis

mr. cruz: reserving the right to object, when secretary kerry chose to ignore my request that the state department not submit this catastrophic iranian nuclear deal to the united nations, secretary kerry did so with open eyes. he did so knowing the consequences because i had spelled them out explicitly that the political nominees that he would want to put forward at the department of state would not proceed if secretary kerry chose to undermine the authority of the congress of the united states, to undermine the sovereignty of this country and to instead treat the united nations as the relevant decision-making body. he did so nonetheless. and as a consequence, the obama administration is proceeding forward under this iranian nuclear deal as if it is binding law. the obama administration is proceeding contrary to law under the explicit terms of the congressional review act. the period of time for congressional review has not begun to commence because the obama administration has not submitted the entire deal to the united states congress. they have not submitted the side deals. and so as a conseque

mr. secretary general -- >> our correspondent james bays. james. >> reporter: yes, julie. there john kerrya few more comments before big moment, the vote. this resolution was only circulated to 10 members of the security council after its very late negotiation. is now going to be voted on. that was about two hours from now. so at this point it's where we will get all of the 15 members asked to vote, raise their hands, let's listen to the vote. >> to vote now. will those in favor of the draft resolution contained in document s-2015-996, please raise their hand. the result of the voting is clear, it is the draft resolution has received 15 votes in favor. and therefore the draft resolution has been adopted unanimously as resolution 22-54 of 22 -- of 2015. i will now make a -- >> reporter: so a you nas plus vote and now each of the countries did he had to say their thing, the first statement will be from john kerry himself on behalf of the u.s. >> distinguished colleagues, i want to begin by thanking the other p4 members, who joined together to help fashion this resolution. and who spent time

kerry. >> frankly, what mr.ary to all of that and makes our job of reaching out to people and sharing real america just that much more complicated, that much more difficult. >> echoing what you said earlier in the hour. this is someone that donald trump is going to have to work closely with -- >> if he wins. >> -- if he wins, especially with everything that's going on in europe. most fascinating thing happening today in london, they've put an online poll potentially banning donald trump from the uk. over 200,000 signatures. the site actually crashed from so many people going on it. george osbourne is the finance minister in the united kingdom. he had this to say about the donald trump comments. he said they fly in the face of america's founding principles so we are seeing this reaction even though he wasn't picked as man of the year, he's making himself part of the conversation. >> which is so interesting, obviously that tweet getting so much attention and not angela merkel's record. her position on the refugee

mrs. -- had a chance to speak with kerry collins and i asked him about it. >> would you like to see in come back next year? >> if we get ourselves ready to head closer to spring training we will get a couple more pieces and and they will be the right pieces. weathered the assessment is correct or not i can't answer. duke: i asked would he like to see celtics nugget reach back next year? he said we have good players, we want all our good players back. >> meteorologist: good morning, cooler start to the day with temperaturess in the 30s and 40s, 39 at central park, 48 in montauk, 37 in monticello, 42 in poughkeepsie, winds from the northwest 5 to 13 miles per hour, less than we had yesterday, makes a difference in overall comfort. uva partly cloudy skies here but we are going to see sunshine going forward through the day, here is general temperature trend as we head through the day, we start with the wrong graphic, 52 your high afternoon with mainly sunny skies, rain coming through thursday, lasts into friday and we see drier conditions on friday over the weekend. let's bring in ines rosales

mrs. george remember the gloves. >> that is kerry washington. >> and that is a good show. that is definitely gaga. >> yes! i remember those gloves. >> yes, i remember those. >> and what is the last one? >> taylor swift. >> yeah, we did pretty well. for new year's eve, and you get all dressed up, and somebody gets too sloshed and they drop a glass of wine or something on your outfit. we have something for you, and that is a spill-proof item. >> yes. >> and we have alex who is wear ing the spill proof shirt and tie. >> it is on youtube, and the company will show what happens to you when you spill. the material is infused with a spill-resistant fabric which makes it water-resistant without -- look at that. without compromising the breathability. >> breathability. so we want to throw some wine on alex to see what happens. >> i brought my own stuff. >> it is not the good stuff. >> no, hold on. hold on. >> alex has a drinking problem. >> you want to throw it on the the front? >> can we cheer s s first? happy new year. >> we should throw red, because white is not going to be show