mr. shames. can you tell is the first time you remember meeting mr. shames, and talk about the encounter with had you hint -- with him, and the story about the red book. mr. seale: how did it happen? huey called up and said, how much money do i have. i have $300, why? huey was always broke. [laughter] he did not have any money in those early days until i got him a job. i worked for the student government in california at the time. huey says, i know how we can raise some money. have you been hearing about the red book? 1 million people holding a red book in china. mao zedong's book. i bargain the guidon from $.35 a book to 20 cents a book, and got 200 books. went up to the university of california. we left our guns at home because we were there to sell books. most of the time, we do not carry guns all the time. my point is, we were up around university of california selling these red book, $1.00. i thought that was a pretty good profit, which we needed bad, because we were a ragtag organization. i ain't got but 13 or 14 members at this period. we sold t

mr. president. shame, shame, shame. we are not in all of the bars and all of the restaurants. you also lost because the republican party in this country got fortunate indeed. lucky that a bright bulb patriotic billionaire decided to relinquish and risk all for americans. that's why america is excited by this guy trump who promised to make america great again. this is the part where you may feel some anxiety. he promised to drain the swamp. he won't need an epa permit to do that. our quotation from the evening from teddy roosevelt, the most successful politicians is he who says what the people are most thinking most often in the loudest voice. does that remind you of someone? we are coming right back. the president-elect trump work ing non-stop to build his white house team. >> the president-elect trump assembles his team, who will he choose for his secretary of state. will it be a loyalist or establishment or the dean, strategist ed rollins is joining me next. the radical left wing media don't like trump's america first principle. we'll take there's a denture adhesive that hol

mr. president. shame, shame. we are not in all of the bars and restaurants. you also lost $because the republican party got very fortunate. lucky that a bright, bold, patriotic billionaire decided to relinquish his comfort and that of his family and risk all to run for president. that's why americans are excited more by the day by this guy trump who promised to put america first in everything he does. and this is the part you may feel some anxiety. he promised to drain the swamp. an won't need an epa permit to do that. four quotation of the evening from teddy roosevelt. he said this. the most successful politician is he who says what the people are thinking most often in the loudest voice. does that remind you of someone? it does me. we are coming right back. three weeks from since election day and trump's cabinet is nearly half filled. >> this is as man of boundless energy and creativity. and he is absolutely determined to move that agenda forward and move it forward quickly. lou: trump promises immediate changes on day one of his administration. inauguratio

shame?" publicly mr.hat shunned the sughts of problems with his business, but aides are trying to untangle controversies that have raised concerns about potential conflict of interest, including with his children who are key advisers at the trump organization. calling it "normal housekeeping," trump attorney alan garten confirmed to cbs news that the company is terminating several international business deals, including in brazil and an unfinished hotel in azerbaijan. there are no laws governing conflicts of interest for the president, but, margaret, ethics experts say the only way for mr. trump to fully wall off his business from the presidency is to liquidate his assets into a blind trust, which he said he will not do. >> brennan: julianna goldman, thank you. well, president obama said in an interview released today that he could have beaten donald trump had he been able to run again. speaking to former adviser david axelrod for his weekly podcast, the president rejected the noalings that democrats have

mr. trump's objection, quote, shameful and outrageous, end quote. in wisconsin got started today as well. workers have until december 12th to finish counting there. >>> and tonight a discussion at drexel university focused on the impact the election might have on public health. a panel of faculty and students came together for the discussion hosted by drexel's dornsife school of public health. they talked about the changes that could come to the affordable care act. current health policies along with the environment. but organizers say there was one main message. >> two ensure that the public's health is preserved, that marginalized groups aren't lost in what's happening and to think about ways to raise up the voices p people who might not otherwise have a voice. >> students at the event also expressed concern about how the lgbtq community and immigrants will be treated in a trump administration. >>> turning to our weather now, and finally a dry night to check out those holiday lights. nbc10 in montgomery county where people were out enjoying the br

mr. trump: what a shame. very dishonest people. very, very dishonest people. take a look this crowd. ly way the people at home know is by the sound. [applause] mr. trump: that is not the sound of 500 or 1000 people, folks. and outside it is freezing, and we have 8000 people standing out there listening. [applause] mr. trump: so, but pennsylvania. is an amazing place. and i have been hearing -- and i don't know, because i know you have been listening. we are doing a thank you tour. thank you, ohio. thank you, iowa. thank you to the different places where we won, swing states, mostly, but different places where we won. and by the way, we won in a landslide. this was a landslide victory. [applause] mr. trump: this was a landslide. so, we went to michigan. how about michigan and wisconsin? that was on top of everything. how good was that? and you know, they did not want to call pennsylvania. you saw that, right? remember? it was stuck at 99% all lack -- not long. -- all night long. and if i lost 100% of the remaining votes, i would have won by a lot of votes. but it was stuck for hours. i

mr. trump announced folds his son eric's move to stop raising money for his own charity, a mid questions seeking could car influence, in response the president-elect tweeted isn't this ridiculous shame. last week newt gingrich one of mr. trump's closest allies said the president-elect needs to do more. >> this is not a country wanders around trusting people with power. this is a country that wants accountability. >> bomb threats have forced evacuation of three major train stations in moscow. take a look. video from social media. showing the scene outside one of those train stations, few hours ago, you can see, looked little chaotic there. more than 3,000 people were forced out of the train station after phonecalls warned of a bomb. sources say explosive sniffing dogs are being brought in to investigate. >> russian officials say they have recovered wreckage from jet that crashed into the black sea, plane debris found 1 mile from a shore and 82 feet under the sea. military cu154 plane crashed sunday morning just two minutes after take off in the city of socci on it way to syria. all 92 people on boards are believed dead, among those, members of the army's official choir. transport min

mr netanyahu called the resolution "shameful", but it's been welcomed by the palestinian militant movement conflict of interest when he's inaugurated in january. mr trump said that the donaldj trump foundation had contributed millions of dollars to worthy causes, but that he would continue to pursue his interest in philanthropy in other ways. a man and a woman have appeared in court in london charged with making preparations for a terrorism attack. the pair, who are in their thirties, appeared at westminster magistrates court. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani has more. arriving at westminster magistrates court after a fortnight in custody, two charged on christmas eve with preparing a terrorist attack they're accused of one count of preparation of an act of terrorism in a case that relates to the alleged acquisition of chemicals for explosives. mr mohammed faces five more charges including membership of daesh, or the so—called islamic state. ms el hassan is also accused of possessing information useful to terrorists. the two appeared in the dock flanked by five police offic

shame." last week newt gingrich one of mr. trump's closest allies says the president elect needs to do more. >> this is not a country that wanders around trusting people with power, but wants accountability. >> cbs news, washington. >>> and with just two days after announcing that campaign aide jason miller would be the white house communication director, he wouldn't be taking the job, but wants to spend more time with his family. >> it looks like joe biden and president obama will be within a short distance of each other after they leave the white house. vice president joe biden told the los angeles time he'll remain in the district at least part time once he leaves office. the decision to by his family. the transport minister says that pilot error was really a fault for sunday's plane crash. the russian plane went down carrying 92 passengers and crew. among its passengers were members of the world famous russian army choir who plan to perform at russian military base in syria. closer to home this afternoon, a dc police offic

mr. trump. it's really a shame that we're not looking at what's important here which is the strength of the bilateral relationship. >> the netanyahu spokesman said yesterday that israel is still committed to a two-state solution. but kerry says netanyahu's policies are quite different than that. he said as much in his speech. do you agree with that? who's right? >> he's made contrary statements over the past years. back in 2009, he said he supported a two-state solution. on the eve of his last election, he backed away from it. he's back and forth on this. and it's hard to know exactly what he's thinking. what is clear as secretary kerry said in his speech is that the israelry government has not pronounced itself in favor of a two-state solution and most of the members of netanyahu's cabinet actually oppose a two-state solution. so it's hard to see netanyahu's claims to be credible. >> don pointed out in that interview yesterday a number of these cabinet members are opposed to a two-state solution very publicly. palestinians, a number of palestinians, will say that that's just talk and very careful wo

mr. trump's announcement followed his son eric's move to stop raising money for his own charities among questions that donors could seek to carry influence n response the president-elect tweeted isn't this a ridiculous shameh one of the mr. trump's closest allies says the president-elect need to do more. >> this is not a country that wanders around trusting people with power. this is a country that wants accountability. >> reporter: juliannea goldman , washington. >>> on doctor's order still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 why queen elizabeth was not with her family for christmas church services but still managed to send greetings to the citizens of the great britain. >>> it is not only winter season they have a special honor on this particular day, a short history of the sweet treat coming up, lauren. >>> looking ahead to the upcoming weekend as we bring in the new year we will be a little bit chilly but dry for your new years eve celebration with seasonably cool temperatures, highs in the 40 's both on saturday and sunday. we have a chance of a possible shower on sunday but at this point that day is looking mainly dry as we ring in 2017. zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, ze

mr. trump said he thought it was a ridiculous shame that outside pressure, to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest, was going to get his son out of the charity business, basically. he did not use any of the similar language calling this rick d ridiculous. he did just say he wants it to eliminate the possibility there is a conflict of interest and does plan to pursue his philanthropy just in different ways now. gregg? >> peter, what kind of contact did mr. trump have with vladimir putin over the holiday weekend? >> reporter: it was indirect, gregg, but the president-elect took to twitter to say that he heard about something the russian president commented on about the way that democrats have been behaving themselves since the election. since hillary clinton lost the election. so mr. trump went on twitter to say this. "vladimir putin said today about hillary and dems, in my opinion, it is humiliating, one must be able to lose with dignity. so true." that tweet does come after the trump team released a warm christmas card from putin at the end of last week where he talked about working wi

mr. trump's announcement followed his son eric's move to stop raising money for his own charity amid questions that donors could be seeking to curry influence. in response the president-elect tweeted isn't this a ridiculous shame one of mr. trump's closest allies said the president-elect needs to do more than. >> this is not a country with trusting people with power. this is a country that wants accountability. >> reporter: there has has been staffing drama this past holiday weekend. two days after announcing that jason miller would be white house communications director, miller said he would not be taking the job in order to spend more time with his family. >> thank you. >>> israeli is blasting the obama administration this morning over a vote at the united nations. a in the security council after friday's vote. the resolution condemns israeli settlement activity in the west bank and east jerusalem. the u.s. abstained instead of blocking the measure. prime minister benjamin netanyahu summoned the u.s. ambassador to israeli to express his anger. errol barnett has more. >> reporter: in a highly unusual move, the israeli prime minister met with the u.s. ambassador of israeli on christmas day. he also summoned en

mr. trump's announcement followed his son eric's move to stop raising money for his own charity. in response the president-elect tweeted, isn't this a ridiculous shame closest allies said the president-elect needs to do more. >> this is not a country that wanders around trusting people in power. this is a country that wants accountability. >> reporter: there's also been some staffing drama this past holiday weekend just two days after announcing campaign aide jason miller would be white house communications director miller said he would not be taking the job in order to spend more time with his family. >> julianna goldman, thank you. >>> israel meanwhile is blasting the obama administration this morning over a vote at the united nations. a celebration of sorts broke out in the security council after friday's vote. the resolution condemned israeli settlement activity in the west bank, and east jerusalem. the u.s. abstained instead of blocking the measure. prime minister benjamin netanyahu summoned the u.s. ambassador to israel to express his anger. errol barnett shows just how israel's fury didn't stop there. errol, good morning to you. >> good morni

. >>> a santa in north carolina made headlines after fat shaming a 9-year-old boy. and we have learned that mrclaus himself has been having his own health issues since that day. last week, the santa scored the worst kind of social media attention for telling a little boy to, quote, lay off hamburgers and french fries. soon after that, that man woke one a blood clot and he remains in the hospital. >> we all have a slip of the tongue and we regret it. and we say i'm sorry. i just hate -- i hate the fact that he was labeled bad santa. >> since that incident, the facebook support group has been created by the community in support of the man with over 1300 followers on the page. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, death, taxes and the patriots winning football games. more com brady magic last night. and is the doctor in for the 49ers? jeremy newberry's take on the 49ers possibly change in the front office straight ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. the raiders road to the super bowl in 2001 ended in new england. they might get a chance for revenge. 15 years later tom brady nearly lo

mr. trump's announcement followed his son eric's move to stop raising money for his own charity. in response, the president- elect tweeted isn't this a ridiculous shame? last week, newt gingrich said the president-elect needs to do more. >> this is not a country that wanders around trusting people with power. this is a country that wants accountability. >> reporter: cbs news washington. >>> just two days after announcing miller would be the communications director, miller said he will not be taking the job. >>> in a historic trip to hawaii, japanese prime minister will pay tribute to the victims of pearl harbor. it's the first time the prime minister makes a visit. he landed in honolulu this morning. >>> queen elizabeth's health is now becoming a concern. why she missed a christmas mass for the first time in decades. >>> plus rumors swirl over the death of one of pop music's biggest stars employ. >> and fans mourning the death of another pop icon. how they're paying tribute to george michael. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, died in his sleep yesterday . rylee carlson >>> l tributes are pouring in for singer-song writer george michael. the 53 year old british pop ic

mr. cunningham, and essentially, without trying to or wanting to, shamed him and appealed toto his sensnsen rereal life, s somebody wd have hit atticicus in the headdd tom rorobion would h have been swinging. in real lifife, that's what d dd happppen. that's what did happen over and over and ovever again. >> do you realize how fundamentally your personal life is going to be determined byy whether n not you havave a morl compass s and therefore, you are not simply the byproduct of whatever your group you have that fairfield high school or mountain group -- mountain brook? do you realize how important that is to the well-being of a human being, the prosperity of democracy, to human values that make a place worth being a community worth living in? if you do, carry that into the play. >> we do have to have a seat for alex. >> you read about in books, see it on tv, but to o actually reenact something that did happen, you are justst blown awy by it. famouscus finch became because of gregory peck's portrayayal, but there were many atticus finches across the country, across the south. this is real

mr. benjamin netanyahu speaking in english. he claimed he want to do it. he called kerry's speech disappointing, a shame, unbalanced, biased, and a lot of other things. he said he had proof that the u.s. was behind the u.n. resolution last week against israel. kerry of course denies that. the two of them at logger heads. this relationship is only getting worse as we approach the final three weeks of the obama administration. >> a critical time indeed. hive from london. congressman sherman, great to have you with us on this busy day. you released a statement prior the secretary kerry's speech saying you were disappointed by the passage of the u.n. security council resolution. i'm curious to get your thoughts. what is your response? how do you think that speech played out? >> well, this is not unprecedented during the reagan and carter administrations. you had similar resolutions passed at the united nations and the u.s. failed to veto them. that being said, i think that there is an inordinate focus on israeli settlements, as if they're barrier to peace. there was a ten-month moratorium on settlements on

mr. putin and his, you know, personal and financial dealings that will just be part of the shaming process>> all right we'll all stay tuned because we have to. many thanks. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," guilty on all counts. the gunman in charleston's church massacre could now face the death penalty. i'll talk to a victim's brother about his sister and what should happen to her killer. hi, we're the hulford quads. (laughter) we're in 8th grade. technology is the only thing that really entertains us. i'm gonna use this picture on sketchbook, and i'm going to draw mustaches on you all. using the pen instead of fingers, it just feels more comfortable for me. be like, boop! it's gone. i like that only i can get into it and that it recognizes my fingerprint. our old tablet couldn't do that. it kind of makes you feel like you're your own person, which is a rare opportunity in my family. (laughter) ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla250 for $329 a month

mr. called a conference and said it's such a shame if it had come had come early it would have changed everythingnklin roosevelt in 1914 at the brooklyn navy yard watching as the keel for the ship, the uss arizona. >> host: all of us will say finding this is like losing my mind. 19142 months before. it's seven years before roosevelt. i know some of your viewers are upset. at the arizona was not only a new yorker it was brooklyn so there we are. >> host: thanks for holding your own book tv on c-span to talking talking about the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. >> caller: i have a question for your historians. can anybody confirm or deny the actions of an assistant secretary of state in circumventing the desires or the policies of franklin d. roosevelt concerning the embargo congress passed towards japan. >> guest: fdr wanted to do and embargo. they didn't want the wrong ocean at the wrong time and. they exerted a full embargo. what has it been like leading up to 1941. when franklin roosevelt wrote his famous letter to the emperor seeking to find a way around this problem i believe that he referre

mr. samuel adams of boston here to see you, my lord. >> send him in. >> general gage. i mean this from the bottom of my heart -- what a shamestinction has been forced to accept such an -- such a mission -- >> out -- >> no, to free englishman and deny countrymen -- >> seize him. >> you may proceed. but mind you, captain preston here stands at the ready with his sword. >> i've come to request some degree of clemency for one of your soldiers. >> a deserter, i assume? >> mr. gibbon. >> what is his punishment? >> 250 lashes, general. >> certainly a death sentence. general gage, clemency can sometimes be just as powerful as voracity. >> very well, mr. adams. what should be done for me? >> the city of boston shall welcome you with a grand party. >> well, then it shall be so. >> captain, let's be sure to make a memorable impression on the troops and the town of boston. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your stor

shame. but she is still continuing to do the same thing. that's it. >> thank you. any discussion of commissioners? >> mr. chair, i'd just go to the conclusion of our staff, that we don't have jurisdiction relating to this matter. so i move that we take the staff's recommendation that there is nothing that we can do. >> i'm afraid we have to -- statute of limitations is getting a lot of attention in this commission. >> do i hear a second? >> second. >> all right. any public discussion? >> david pilpel, i'll try to be brief and just ignore ms. treboux's personal attack by me. this complaint involves barbara sklar, the widow of dick sklar, the general manager of committee and she is, as i understand is an artist in her own right and has served for sometime on arts commission, and i believe has earned ms. treboux's ire by chairing the street artist committee, where they have tangled for some years, resulting in a number of complaints to the sunshine ordinance task force. on the instant complaint before you, yes, as you heard, i agree you don't have jurisdiction based on the statute of limitations. further it

shame? he loves these kids. raised millions of dollars for them and now must stop. wrong answer. now, mr. swerdily, one, there is no conflict possible conflict of interest. what was reveal by the center of public integrity is not about raising money for kids. it was supposed to go to conservation charities, according to the invitation. what do you make of these tweets? defending the son, of course. but this way. >> trump is going to lash back at the criticism that these conflicts of interest exists and that the press is following up on these. i think here is the bigger picture challenge for the trump transition and the trump donald campaigning for president, he put out there a very basic idea that most people can go along with. he was going to run the country and his kids were going to run the trump organization and there was going to be separation. when you have the instances that the foundation is raising money. say, for instance, auctioning off a coffee with ivanka trump or some of the other instances that you pointed out. this blurs the line, as you said, not just sort of pretend conf

shamed. >> i've never seen anything like it. and when i got done, he said stay off the hamburgers and french fries and that just real disrespected me and i felt awful. >> mrd apologize. the town manager didn't say whether disciplinary action was taken. >> shouldn't santa not criticize others for their weight. >> that's a gun point matt. >> flyers picked up their sixth straight win at home against the florida panthers. jake voracek scored in overtime last night. wayne simmonds had two goals in regulation and steve mason made 42 savers s the flyers win three to two. they host the edmonton oilers tomorrow night. >> a mega retailer is expanding its fraternal leave for its employees. >> traffic experts say skipping out on too much sleep basically transforms new a drunk driver. that is next in health check. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your cha

mr mohammed and ms el hassan have been remanded in custody, and will next appear in court at the old bailey injanuary. dominic casciani, bbc news. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has condemned as shamefulg for a halt to settlement activity on occupied palestinian land. the vote passed after the us refused to veto it, breaking with long—standing american practice. the palestinian militant movement hamas has welcomed the resolution. the star wars actress carrie fisher is in intensive care in hospital in los angeles after suffering what's believed to have been a heart attack on a flight from london. she fell ill minutes before the plane landed. her condition isn't clear. celtic will be 1a points clear at the top of football's scottish premiership at christmas. the reigning champions won 3—0 at hamilton academical thanks to this goal of the season contender from stuart armstrong. their nearest rivals, rangers, beat bottom club inverness caledonian thistle 1—0. the status quo guitarist rick parfitt has died suddenly in hospital in spain at the age of 68. in a statement, his family said he'd died as a result of a severe infection after being treated for complications following a shoulder inj

shameful vote. >> thank you so much, david miller. >>> and a hefty price tag for an f35 fighter jet. one of the most expensive projects in history. will mrtrump's tough tactics help or hurt in the long run? we'll debate it, coming up. ♪ ♪ get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2016 and 2017 models for these terms. see your lexus dealer. >>> president-elect donald trump taking aim at another costly government project. the f35 joint strike fighter, known as the most expensive weapon in history. despite a total price tag of $400 billion, it has been plagued with issues. peter doocy is traveling with the president-elect and he is joining us now from west palm beach. what is the update for how over they are on the budget for the f 35. >> it is four years behind schedule. the price tag is close to $400 billion and that maeks this plane, that is supposed to replace the f 16 until 2070, the most costly acquisition project ever. just because it costs a lot doesn't mean it doesn't have a lot of problems. there are fatal problems with the ejector seat and software that is not always compatible with radar. the president-elect is suggesting all of t

mrs. grant. maybe we'll have robert e. lee and old jefferson davis in another box, both of them in shame. >> i thought he was attending grover's humphrey's stable to reserve a horse, then to write a letter, a confession, an explanation, a manifesto signed by him on behalf of himself, louis powell, david herold and george atzerodt. later he and mrs. lincoln take a carriage ride alone. according to mary todd lin cop, she's never seen her husband so supremely cheerful. they talk about the past, about the death of their son willie, three years before. about the future, traveling abroad and lincoln's plan to return to his law practice. lincoln tells mary that on this particular day, he feels that the war has come to a close. they end up at the washington navy yard where lincoln summons a young naval officer, william h. flood. >> mother, the last time we saw young flood here we were in springfield. i was a lawyer and he was but knee high to a grasshopper. his mother was kin with governor carlin. >> i remember priscilla flood. >> and his father served with me in the illinois state legislature. a democrat. but a friend and a good man

mr. roberts, for allows us to do what we're doing here and for many years. if it wasn't for you, they wouldn't know who in the hell ed shames was or any of these other people. thank you, sir, again. [ applause ] >> thank you. hey, hey, sit down, sit down, sit down. you're spoiling it! [ applause ] >>> british prime minister teresa may speaks tuesday about brexit and its potential impact when she testifies before the british liaison committee. watch live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. later in the day a look at economic growth and inequality in europe. that's from the brookings institution live at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> this week on c-span, tuesday night at 8:00, jerry greenfield, co-founder of ben & jerry's ice cream talks about creative and responsible business practices. >> actually, the idea that we couldn't sell enough ice cream in the summer in vermont to stay in business, that forced us to look for other markets. >> wednesday night, former vice president dick cheney and former defense secretary leon panetta on the future of the defense department under president-elect donald trump. >> i think the challenge

mr. trump's announcement followed son eric's move to stop raising money for his own charity amid questions that donors could be seeking to curry influence. in response the president-elect tweeted isn't this a ridiculous shameal lies said the president elect needs to do more. >> this is not a country that wanders around, trusting people with power. this is a country that wants accountability. >> few details emerging about unexpected death of pop superstar george michael. he passed away sunday at age 53. jim axelrod reports. ♪ wake me up before you go, go >> reporter: he burst onto the scene in the early 1980s waking up post disco pop music world as one half of the duo wham. ♪ i'm not planning on going solo ♪ ♪ we're never going to dance again ♪ >> reporter: with his smooth, soulful voice, george michael wasn't going to be anything other than a headliner all on his own. ♪ we could have done this dance forever ♪ >> reporter: born 53 years ago in london, michael would go on to sell more than 100 million records worldwide. ♪ when that love comes our devotion ♪ >> reporter: starting in 1987 with "faith." ♪ because i gotta have faith >> reporter: he had eight number one hits in the united states. ♪ i want your se

mr. roberts for allowing us to do , what we are doing here and for many years. if it wasn't for you, they would not know who any of these other -- ed shames was or any of these other people. thank you, sir, again. [applause] colonel shames: thank you. [applause] colonel shames: hey, hey, sit down. sit down. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 7 marks the 75th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor. on c-span3 we are remembering that day. directed by frank capra, "know your enemy: japan." >> when the factories of los angeles and detroit were producing for japan fell war machine, the rest of the world would fall like a ripe plum. >> and just after 5:00 on "oral survivors from a battle where 170 7000 men were killed, and on "american -- facts" >> the misery was commissioned in 1944. she is often remembered for one event. that is the surrender of japan at tokyo bay. the valor in the pacific national monument. our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.

house speaker paul ryan saying the vote was shameful, and the new unified republican government would work to repair relations with israel. mrd publicly he looks forward to working with the president-elect and the republican congress. mr. trump tweeted before the vote he believed it should be vetoed. after the resolution passed, mr. trump simply passila tweeted, t different after january 20th. this cover from the "new york post" says what many are feeling, a president obama has betrayed our ally israel. leland, it's not all negative reaction. the president has received some positive feedback from human rights groups saying it was a welcome change from the past. back to you. >> lauren blanchard live in d.c. as the reaction continues. merry christmas eve. we bring in washington examiner managing editor phillip klein for more on this. nice to see you. there have been many who say betrayal is the worst word in the english language. that's the word we're hearing from the israelis. we saw on the cover of the "new york post," too strong or is that real? >> i think that's real. this was morally disgraceful decision by the obama admi

shame. >> i will not. >> he's coming over. >> now, why would he be doing that? >> because mary's waving at him. >> no. >> ladies. >> fix your hair. >> i'm dorothy vaughn, that's ms. jackson. and mrse beautiful little girls. so well behaved. angels on earth is like we like to call her. dorothy, slice of pie? >> excuse me. >> you already have a slice of pie. >> so it's so great you're doing this. i'm so glad you took this project. i'm so glad you took this podge. everybody took it. because hollywood needs it. it's not a redo, but it's something. >> we need to see this story. we need little girls to see this story. we need little boys to see this story. we need people to know that history wasn't a bunch of white guys in a room. nasa was very diverse. nasa celebrates these women. these women are not hidden from nasa. nasa has been honoring these women for a long time. great to tell the general public that. >> guys, honor to meet you all. >> thank you. >> pharrell, the music gets to even me. >> we can keep the mugs? >> you can keep the mugs, we can get you hats. politics and culture are together. they're the same thing. this collection, whatever you think of it, culture and politics a

shameful. all americans are getting so caught up in the politics of josh earnest that so many republicans are tuning out. harris: i want to, in point of fact, during the interview, mrs. obama said she and her husband would do what's best for the country and be there however to help donald trump succeed as america's next president. you mentioned how that could look. it could be in the form of support. i guess in the form of silence, if they had to. >> i think they're not going away. steve: silence would be preferable. harris: steve? meghan: they'll be in hawaii, right? we're back in just moments. ♪ i want a hippopotamus for christmas ♪ ♪ only a hippopotamus will do at the united states postal service, we deliver more online purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. and more hippopotamuses, too. . harris: thanks to stephen hayes, the new editor in chief of the weekly standard. steve: crazy. harris: will you sign my scripts after the show? steve: of course! >> merry christmas to you. we're going to pop up online in a few seconds. and can you join us facebook live, our handle is outnumbered fnc, we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. now. fear are and outrage a

mr. furley got him! look at that. you've messed up the whole game. darn. i guess we'll just have to quit with you 50 points ahead. means you win. oh. what a shame. i guess it is the only fair thing to do. yeah, bye! hey, you don't have to rush off. there's another game going on upstairs. how you feel? just peachy. oh, yeah. that's much looser. and how does the back feel? oh, it feels wonderful. fantastic! hi, janet. hi, jan... janet, hi. may i see you in the kitchen? she was massaging my neck. i'll do it. do you mind telling me just what you were doing out there? janet, janet, i was an innocent bystander. she had her arms around me. and you had your arms around her. well, i didn't want to be rude. jack! it's not my fault women can't keep their hands off me. it's something i've learned to live with. i'll just have to go talk to terri. i'll go with you. sit! janet... stay! terri! uh... terri? come on over here. come on over here and sit down. okay. i'd like to talk to you. about what? about the three of us living here together. everything's all right, isn't it? no, it isn't. it isn't? mmm... let me put it to you this way. if one-third of the three

shame. the partisanship runs so deeply in this country that we no longer even yunite against a common enemy but see ourselves as republicans and democrats first instead of as americans. mr. trump, if these stories are based on bad intel as you accuse, a president should want that out in the open. not swept under the rug as with the wmd's and if a foreign hostile government did intervene in our election, you should want to know all of the facts of that situation and do so in a manner of full transparency. we can handle the truth. joining me now, cnn counterterrorism expert and former cia analyst philip mudd. what did you think when you saw the release? >> this is really impressing for , depressing. on the campaign trail, you can create facts. he had to have the humility to say yes and the president-elect backed down. when the president-elect didn't like the facts from the department of justice and the fbi, the fbi director comey saying he would not pursue the e-mail investigation into hillary clinton, attack the messenger. now we're getting the same thing when we have a transition from the campaign trail. if i don't like the facts, if i want to cozy up to russia, let me

shame. but she is still continuing to do the same thing. that's it. >> thank you. any discussion of commissioners? >> mr. chair, i'd just go to the conclusion of our staff, that we don't have jurisdiction relating to this matter. so i move that we take the staff's recommendation that there is nothing that we can do. >> i'm afraid we have to -- statute of limitations is getting a lot of attention in this commission. >> do i hear a second? >> second. >> all right. any public discussion? >> david pilpel, i'll try to be brief and just ignore ms. treboux's personal attack by me. this complaint involves barbara sklar, the widow of dick sklar, the general manager of committee and she is, as i understand is an artist in her own right and has served for sometime on arts commission, and i believe has earned ms. treboux's ire by chairing the street artist committee, where they have tangled for some years, resulting in a number of complaints to the sunshine ordinance task force. on the instant complaint before you, yes, as you heard, i agree you don't have jurisdiction based on the statute of limitations. further it