mr. reed thinks we should come down and get you. a landing under these conditions might be difficult. we'll be protected until the winds diminish. we'll keep an eye on the storm. let us know if you need anything. understood. keep the pod on standby, just in case. aye, sir. who's got the food packs? nope. travis? not me, sir. i'll go. trip?! hello?! was anybody outside just now? there's someone else out there. what? near the campsite. i think we've had enough ghost stories for one night. it's no story. t'pol: we scanned the planet. it's uninhabited. i'm telling you-- i saw three people. three? what did they look like? it was too dark. sub-commander? other than ourselves there are no humanoid life-forms here. there could be something perhaps you imagined seeing them. they looked pretty real to me. ( voices whispering in alien language ) ethan? there's someone back there. i heard voices. are you going to tell me i'm imagining things, too? it's not safe here. tucker: we don't know that. they could be friendly. then why are they hiding?

he's a long way from home in any case, mr. reed. i'd like to do something for his birthday. captain, malcolm's never been comfortable making requests. i'm not sure i understand. he always ate whatever was put in front of him. are you saying he doesn't have a favorite food? not that he's ever told me. well... if you happen to think of anything you can always contact me through starfleet. give malcolm our best. i will. safe journey, captain. how'd it go? could have gone better. i want you to find out what he likes to eat. don't let malcolm know. me, sir? maybe this is more chef's area. we're talking about a delicate assignment, hoshi. it needs your finesse. sir, i'm running a diagnostic on our subspace transceiver arary. get some help if you need it but make this a top priority. that's an order. yes, sir. where were you at dinner? i ate in my quarters now that w wgot the amplifier working i wanted to answer a few letters. you missed t'pol's latest bout with chopsticks. damn. dinner and a show. ( chuckles ) i thought you were going to upgrade this. that is the upgrade. well, if

mr. reed, how long to prep a shuttle? half an hour. there are a number of protocols we haven't tried. get started. sato: she may have a point, captain. i could try hailing them on the theta-band frequencies. suit up, ensign. me, sir? is there a problem, commander? i want to go with you. i'm bringing a translator and a security officer. why would i need an engineer? what makes you think you can open the hatch or turn the e ghts on, for that matter? we've got beacons, trip. well, that ship could have a lot of decks. you might nene somebody okay, i've got a better reason why you need an engineer. 'cause your engineer signed onto this mission of exploration so he could do a little exploring. he didn't sign on so he could sit in engineering while you three get to break into that ship. we're not breaking in. we're just going to see if everything's okay. you're chomping at the bit to find out what's i ithere. why should i be any different? we just got out here, trip. there's s ing to be plenty of time to go exploring. right now, i need you on

mr. reed? fore and aft plasma cannons. i doubt those shields of theirs would hold up to our torpedoes. old freighter this time. this i ian nx-class starship. take a good look, because you'll be seeing more of them. now... you can reconsider my offer or you can take your chances. if you think you can convince them to return our c cwman do it quickly. archer: enterprise to ryan. this is jonathan archer. we're 10,000 meters off your starboard bow. i know you can hear me. why don't you think about what's beses for your crew and let us help you? what a relief. starfleet's come to save the day. i've spoken to the nausicaan captain. if you turn over his crewman. what, and you believe him? what, you believe that they're going to let us just fly away? i've got an armory full of torpedoes that will make sure they do. and what aboututext time when another freighter gets jumped in the middle of nowhere? what then? you've got a c cnce to stop this before anyone else gets hurt. one of the nausicaan ships has locked weapons on us, sir. t

mr. reed has more . a lot my house and i was in my car getting ready to go to m second job judgmentan that's on of the 27-year-old garcia alexander says a masked gunman opened her front door. >> that's when he was dressed all in black and told me out of my car so i said please don't shoot me , as i got out o the car he starts my phone and then drives off. >> the mother of five lives- lives-along west 89th street in cleveland. i looked him in his eyes. >> she said the suspect took of in her white kia sorentoto with your kids car seats inside. everything, the whole life, down to my kids social security i don't know if they're going to steal our identities.. >> she is not alone, the police say she is one of nine hijackin victims on the west side thursday night, asck of armed government robbing a cadillac a windows 98 in madison an hour after her attack >> people in in tremont are on after incidents around seven and ten 39 professor and literary road. cameras were rolling on novembe to rob a woman on west 10

mr. reed wouldn't be that reckless. i didn't recruit my tactical officer to sit on his butt when he's threatened. the andorians smashed our communicators. t the more likely malcolm will put together a landing party, warning or no warning. knowing him, a heavily armed landing party. it's just a matter of time. so if anyone has a suggestion, i'm all ears. no offense. ter, it's very old. you said you had no technology. it hasn't been used in many years. it may not even be working. i never met a busted radioioi c. where is this... transmitter? in the catacombs. catacombs? please listen to me, captain. there are hidden passages beneath us where we keep our most sacred relics. . if the andorians discover them, they will damage our culture in ways you can't begin to understand. for people without emotion ( gasping ) master haadok, one of the founders of p'jem. the transmitter's this way. fellas. what's down there? the reliquary. our most sacred artifacts are kept there. there is one to spare. no, thanks, it'll just get in my w

i am still waiting for that page turning with mr. reed book bible read only that author the rest of my lifet but it might be her . but i have to buy another copy. [laughter] >> there are books here available. >> so i wanted a diversion when i wait around. >> terry also flew in on the airplane . can you hear me? >> i started to read but i cannot think of his name, a brilliant but it was so intense and i am working on a new novel i started to read that of mothers same thing so i had just anti- award for best american short stories i can go in and out intensely and that is what i am reading . i was writing something along time ago and now was from marquez. [laughter] and hainaut i did not write like tim. >> my one semi political t question because there is a lot of talk of what has happened recently . but did anything immediately after the election you thought i want to read this? >> i actually left the book did the airport . sissies election nine has been reading woodhouse berger one of the greatest stylist and comic writers after dave barr

now, mr. reed. the ship's in the launch bay. another one. all right. what's this? the pitch control. no, that's the pitch control. this is the guidance system. pitch control guidance system. got it. (low rumbling) captain, that charge contained a proximity sweep. if we remain here, they're going to locate us. e? up, down, forward, reverse. i can figure it out. we'll be back before you know it. have mayweather plot a course for kronos. there's a vulcan ship less than two days away. it's illogical to attempt this alone. i was beginning to think you understood why we have to do this alone. you'll have other opportunities to demonstrate your independence. never put off till tomorrow... am i sensing concern? last time i checked, that was considered an emotion. if anything happens to either of you the vulcan high command will hold me responsible. (door chimes) come in. you finished? sir. this should reverse the polarity of any maglock within a hundred meters. once you've set the sequence, you'll have five seconds. one more thing. ah, our new weapons. it would be best not

mr. reed is here to talk to us about the topic of fake news. mr. reed, good morning. >> good morning. >> could you talk to us about -- you wrote a recent piece taking a look at the idea, the title saying maybe internet isn't a fantastic tool for democracy after all. can you give us a sense of what led you on your writings about this topic of fake news? >> sure. for the last three decades, it's been sort of a silicon valley gospel that the internet is a tool for democracy for civil rights, freedom of speech, freedom generally. that's been true in a lot of situations. you look at the beginning of arab spring, revolution, social media allowed those protests to flourish in public spaces. a lot of people organization and talk to each other. in the last six or seven years we've seen this rise of populism around the world, autocratic, populist often racist, kpen f xenophobic leaders, not just europe but southeast asia. one thing that seems to be clear across the world, these leaders use the internet, whether intentionally or because their supporters are on

[video clip] mr. reedhe read his plato, aristotle and i said, yes, he is a victorian man but he made himself into a classical man. -- i think he lived a life in accordance, the precursor to the christian ethic you find in plato and greek philosophers, a humanist but godless epic. mr. lamb: you say in your book, n awas more rooseveltian tha victorian. explain that? ms. millard: that is the american in him. i see a lot of similarities between theodore roosevelt and winston churchill. his mother was american. he always felt a connection to america. he was very much a self advertiser and he was called that. al punter, ad a medlad punt young whippersnapper. it was unusual for a member of the aristocracy, the military to show their ambition openly and that sort of frack about what they had achieved. i always felt that was the american in him and it just makes him unusual, especially for the position he held in england. mr. lamb: i mentioned martin gilbert who died recently. here she was in 1991 on this program t

. >> they say it was an attempt t expose racism a day after election asem mr. reed has the story. >> a day after the election, a friend who is no longer my friend, went on snapped sharing >> was so racially insensitive that shaker heights junior elen weingard put it on her snap-chat, i get a lot of comments and my friends who put on twitter. >> fox 8's not identify the student posted multiple steps above black people online thing like they are scary, violent an rude andsc needy and annoying. >> myahh husamadeen, shaker heights sophomore, decided to the racist rants on her twitter account, from their social media exploded >> i think people were hurt to see this kind of racism still exists especially in such places shake heights,s, where everyone seems to be liberal and seems to be accepting and i think people were shocked.s one day later, they were both called to the office and suspended. da >> they say for disruptive behavior. they say that because i put a private message on aa public forum. the school district declined to comment on camera but released a statement-

. >> garry: hi, my name is mr. reed. >> romaric: nice to meet you. >> garry: nice to meet you, too. contact. >> students: eye contact. >> garry: good, good. what about his hands? you can do that. and grab it firm. firm handshake. it's a first impression. stand up, stand up. okay? this is side a. you present to side b. ready? one, two, three, go. [ talking over each other ] >> students: nice to meet you. >> garry: good, good. so it's -- you shake, look in the eye, like that, okay? that's expected. girls. ana. in america, you can do it. it's okay to get a nice handshake. >> anthony: what happens if it doesn't work, if they don't have this? what's the future looking like if they don't acquire language skills? >> jonathan: they become a third class citizen then. >> anthony: what kind of work are you getting, what are your opportunities? >> jonathan: oh, yes. the service market in any major city is always there. landscaping, valet, car washes, but our students are very gifted. they are talented kids. they just need opportunity to learn english, and opportunity opened up to learn. these k

mr. reed: thank you very much, richard. it's a great honor to be here with so many great friends and colleagues who did so much to make this historic victory happen. i would just like to say very briefly was my purpose in honor to become friends with donald trump six or seven years ago. long before he was a candidate for president. i had the opportunity to speak with him about these issues of life, of marriage, the need to reinvigorate our culture, strengthen the family, get an out-of-control government back living within its means and many other issues that i cared about. i was neutral in the primaries. i have no reservations at all about supporting him for president and i think as we gather in our nations capital you see the reason why. this is not a mere parochial concern of our organization. this is a man who yesterday, along with many other candidates and like mind sharing many the same policy decisions down the cash positions -- positions down the ballot for senate house and governor generated such a turnout of voters

. >> reed: president obama speaking to the american people after congratulating donald trump on his victory. mr. obama says he's ordered his staff to make the transition between administrations as smooth as possible. he also congratulated hillary clinton on a well run race saying he couldn't be more proud of her campaign. after donald trump gave a presidency this morning. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division and get together. i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. and this is so important to me. >> latoya: clinton encourages fight for their believes and in support of our president-elect. in as i acceptance speech donald trump thanked clinton for her years of public service and promised the american people they will all have a chance to realize their full potential. >> reed: international leaders congratulated mr. trump on the presidency. israel's president and prime minister benjamin nettenayu called -- excuse me. forgive me. not benjami

mr. trump's golf course today and michelle reed along with kevin johnson, reed is on the short list for the secretary of education. they discussed the possibility of merit pay for teachers who go above and beyond in the classroom. >>> protests continue around the country and the bay area. in san francisco a few hundred people protested in the financial district. despite a traffic snafu, police say the protests were peaceful. >>> a deadly plane crash in half-moon bay. the woman killed is from sacramento. she died yesterday after the plane that they were in crashed into a home. the pilot was her husband. he was also injured. a friend of the family said that the couple decided to fly to half-moon bay to enjoy the weather. the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>> a series of thefts at an apple store has police stepping up patrols. it has been robbed three times in recent weeks. the thieves wear hoodies, grab as much as they can and run out. >> we are working with apple and the business district. >> kind of shocking. this is a nice area. i come here all the time and never heard anything

mr. trump also held silt-downs with retired marine general, a candidate for secretary of defense, education advocate michelle reed and kevin johnson. mr. trump will hold more meetings in n with former new york mayor rudy giuliani and chris christi who was demoted of the transition team. on friday the president-elect tapped alabama senator jeff sessions to be the attorney general. and mike pompeo to head the cia. he reached a $25 million settlement in a trio of fraud lawsuits against trump university. today he tweeted the only thing about winning the presidency is that i did not have the time to trial on trump u. too bad. as the president-elect builds his team, hundreds gathered in washington to protest the new government. >>> president obama is in peru. the last stop. his final foreign trip as president. mr. obama shook hands with leaders and held a town hall with young people. today he will attend an economic summit and then returns to washington early tomorrow morning. >>> well, two senior o want president obama to replace the chief of the national security agency admiral michael rogers. that's according to a s

mr. trump nonviolently across the country as the whole country is doing this. >> reed: otis is out on bail. he'll be back in court december 5th for a preliminary hearing to determine if there is enough evidence for him to stand trial. >>> still ahead here tonight, an iconic piece of presidential history hits the auction block. >> reed: the face behind thi famous gown and the penny it sold for today. >> jim: and high school football playoffs winding down with three local teams looking to advance to the semi-finals tonight. randy has a preview of the sunrise region championship ?? ?? nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help prevent plaque and tartar. for a cleaner mouth everyone can love. ask your vet about oravet chews. >> jim: in the wake of it's misses cheating scandal volkswagen is slashing 30,000 jobs. the german automaker says most of those will be cut in germany. the company wants to invest more in electric powered vehicles.

. >> reed: starting today, donald trump is being offered the daily classified presidential briefings. that means he's getting the very same high level intelligence as president obama. mr. obama welcomes president-elect trump to the white house tomorrow morning for their first formal transition meeting. >> jim: the love his younger son by his side. just looked completely bored. okay dad wrap this up. >> reed: i think it was three in the morning by the time that a little shifty. >> jim: did donald trump's stunning victory come from voters who love him. >> reed: or was it a rejection of the current presidential policys? national correspondent jeff barns sat down with a political expert. >> reporter: in 2008 barack obama promised change. eight years later, voters wanted a change of direction and they got it. >> i love this country. >> reporter: last night a seismic political shift over hillary clinton has many political experts shaking their head. but was this first victory for a non-politician since dwight eisenhauer for donald trump? or a clear rejection of president barack obama's policy? >> america is not doing well economically. they don't like the fact that we don't

reed. probably his final trip there as president of the united states. yesterday, mr. obama met 13 soldiers and awarded 12 purple hearts. his aides say that the president walter reed but they have deeply affected him. >> great hospital there taking care of our men and women. >>> are the election behind us, we continue our series "issues that matter." to explore the challenges facing our country. this morning, we are looking at national security with former defense secretary robert gates. >> in september, gates voiced serious concerns about donald trump in a "wall street journal" opinion piece. he wrote on at least on national security i believe mr. trump is beyond repair and gates added he is unqualified and commander in chief. secretary gates joins us for his first interview since the election. >> thank you. >> how have you seen him now as we have looked at him as president-elect? >> i wrote that op-ed based on the statements that had been made in the campaign about our allies, about nato, about nuclear weapons, japan and korea, about china, russia, about our troops, a

is reportedly being considered for secretary of state as well as michelle reed, a democrat who ran the school secretary. but if mr. trump has made one thing clear it's that he's not yet tacking to the middle as many conservatives perhaps had feared or liberals had hoped. flynn says that militant islam poses a threat to the u.s. and sessions who has been accused of making racially insensitive to a federal judgeship in the '80's of hillary clinton, on benghazi he's gotten bipartisan support for the pick. republican senators were largely supportive of the choices and democrats on the most part in particular jeff sessions sharply opposed. joining me from new jersey is the current head of the republican national committee but of course is president-elect's new incoming the new job. >> well, good morning, chuck. appreciate you having me on. >> let me start with the meeting with mitt romney. is it fair to conclude -- i have talked to a few people close to your campaign. but we're talking to you. that's simply that it's rudy giuliani or mitt romney for secretary of state. is that fair to conclude? >> look, i think if you

mr. mayor, i don't know if you've come across a man name michael reed we just had him in one of our reporter he has been in a shelter since monday. he can't find his wife and his two daughters, a 9-year-old and 12-year-old. what -- what's the process of trying to find missing people? >> okay. we're trying -- i'm going to have a briefing here in about 15 minutes with the fire chief, the police chief, and other officials that have been working all night to determine a missing folks, and so, i'll know more about that at 9:00. but we're certainly going to do everything we can to make sure that we account for everyone, and in particularly since this gentleman has made it known about his missing family, we'll focus on that. >> yeah. >> but certainly i'll know more at 9:00 when i have that briefing. >> please, please let us know, we're praying that somehow we can be reunited with his family and they might be in a different shelter. thank you for sharing all the video for us. it looks like a war zone. all of the burned out area and houses there. i know, chris that you think though we're covering thi

considered for secretary of state as well as michelle reed, a democrat who ran the school system in washington, d.c. she could be the next education secretary. but mr. trump has made one thing clear it's that he's not tacking to the middle as many conservatives perhaps had feared or liberals had hoped. states. for jeff sessions of alabama, tireless opponent of illegal immigration and has been accused of making racially insensitive statements. and for cia chief, representative mike pompeo of kansas, critic of hillary clinton, he has gotten bipartisan praise for that pick. that's no team of rivals. so far, the choices represent security over civil liberties and loyalists republican senators were supportive of the choices and democrats in the most part particularly in jeff sessions, sharply opposed. joining me now from donald trump's club in new jersey is the head of the republican national committee, is president-elect trump's new incoming chief of staff, reince priebus. congratulations on the new job. >> appreciate you having me on. >> is it fair to conclude -- i have talked to a few people close to your campaign. and that is simply that, it's rud r

mr. trump met with a number of outside advisers including a potential pick for secretary of education, my shell reedhancellor of d.c. public schools and robert woodson and future visitor to the white house, todd ricketts, newly minted owner of chicago cubs. the senior transition officials tell us he is mattis is a strong candidate for secretary of defense. u.s. central command and oversaw all military operations in iraq and afghanistan until he retired in 2015. here's what mr. trump had to say about their meeting. >> all i can say, he is the real deal, a brilliant, wonderful man. what a career and we're going to see what happens. >> now after calling mattis a great man, mr. trump said there will likely be additional announcements today regarding the rest of the cabinet. take from that what you will. >> on the edge of our seats. seems like the meeting went well with general mattis. you called him mad dog mattis. >> the whole marine corps calls him mad dog mattis. a couple of straight shooters meeting. he wants people to tell it like it is and anybody's nickname is mad dog mattis and wants to untie ha

reed. big names across the board as he meets with people who could possibly impact his administration. >> our doug mcelway trying to make his way into the press pool in new jersey, and mr. trump's golf headquarters there. we'll get a live report from him in a minute. but elizabeth, it's so fascinating, because everybody's about been trying to read the tea leaves for the past ten days or so, what does it mean, could it this be person, could it be that person for this job. you just go down the list. it is a very broad list. people you would expect for this working weekend, all the way down to tom rickets, the family that owns the chicago cubs. andy pudner, ceo of carl's jr. and hardee's. and both business folks and political folks. >> that's right. we know that they're going to be meeting especially for the better half of the weekend. we are going to be going to doug mcelway when we get an opportunity. in the meantime we'll continue on with our coverage. >> indeed we will, elizabeth. from the couple of picks that we know about right now, in particular michael flynn as national security adviser. and jeff sessions as the attorney general. jeff sessions will have to go thro