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>>> you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm pamela brown in washington. we begin with a cnn projection. cnn now projects that donald trump will be in the state of arizona. this is the last race of the presidential race for cnn to call, and gives him a final total of 312 electoral votes. alayna treene joins us from palm beach, florida, with more on this. you might say we already know that the president-elect is trump, but arizona is interesting because he lost to biden, right, in 2020, by less than 11,000 votes but i believe it was the thinnest margin, between the two. i think it is a reflection of how he was able to gain ground this time around, and he is already planning his next penetration and who will be in it and not. >> that is absolutely right, pamela. i think donald trump had obviously won the race , and waiting for arizona would not be a difference in the overall scheme of who was going to be in the oval office, by the end of january. but it does really show the way that donald trump has what so many of the battlegrounds that biden had won , and even some that hillary had one b

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this is cnn newsroom. a surprising new poll has caught the attention of both the trump and harris campaigns just days before the election. we'll look at the significance. the two candidates keep up their blitz of the battleground states this weekend, including all important georgia. we'll discuss how harris and trump are being received there and signs of the times, researcher explore what online searches for political yard signs and merchandise tell us about the race. >>> live from atlanta, this is cnn newsroom with kim. >>> we are now two days away from the u.s. presidential election and later today, donald trump and kamala harris will be wrapping their last weekend on the campaign trail. trump is set to make his final pitch along the east coast, stopping in pennsylvania, georgia, and north carolina. meanwhile, harris will be in michigan as she works to maintain the blue wall. as of now, more than 71.5 million people voted early. the contest remains tight, but a surprising new poll is turning heads. the d

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this is cnn newsroom. kamala harris campaigns in wisconsin and makes a pledge to the american people. we'll discuss the significance of the battleground state and how voters there are feeling about the candidates. donald trump holds a dueling rally just a few miles away. and while he slams his democratic rival, he also digs in on attacking a woman who isn't on the ballot at all. and a jarring u.s. jobs report ahead of election day will go behind the numbers and also look at which candidate stands to benefit most from the current state of the >> this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber kamala harris and donald trump are sprinting through the final weekend of campaigning, with only three days left in the race for the white house. >> more than 68 million americans have already cast their ballots in early voting in the coming days. trump is set to stop in north carolina and virginia, while harris is expected to hit north carolina and georgia on friday. both candidates held dueling rallies in battleground wiscon

ever i'm pete muntean at reagan national airport this is cnn you're in the cnn newsroom, and i'm jessica dean in new york. >> we begin this hour with major developments in the middle east as rebel forces in syria taking control of much of the city of aleppo in a surprise advance, fighters entering the city overnight for the first time since 2016, waving opposition flags and yelling god is great in arabic! those rebel forces seen today patrolling the streets of aleppo, where a 24 hour curfew is now in effect. as cnn's ben wedeman reports for us, the surprise attack is putting pressure on president bashar al assad to respond. reporter the facade of government power in aleppo was poster thin friday evening. >> rebels stomp on pictures of syrian president bashar al assad. just a few days ago, they were far away from syria's second city. now they control some of aleppo's most iconic landmarks like the vast central saadallah al-jabiri square and the city's ancient citadel. eight years ago, opponents of the damascus regime left aleppo in defeat. bust out to nearby rebel held idlib province. now

reporting live in newsroom. let's going kron. 4 news lezla busy, busy. busy is an understatement. >> all right. let's get a check of the forecast down. beautiful blue evening out there. nice. a nice looking. hopefully dry thanksgiving. yeah. and doesn't look like there's a lot of breeze out there either. lawrence pretty perfect. yeah. how about that? i mean, yeah. it's gonna get a little cold tonight, but the sun is back. >> it looks like it is going to stick around not only for the evening, but i think well into the holiday the weekend to the one thing we might have to worry about. some dense fog developing at some of the interior valleys. and of course, some very cold temperatures. you don't have a breeze. >> those numbers are going to fall off in a hurry for tonight. out there right now, looking toward sfo. boy, just about perfect flying conditions there compared to what we've had. well, i want to break we're getting now. and so a good news is no reports of any delays at sfo, oakland or san jose are all looking good for flights coming and going and it

live in newsroom was going kron. 4 news. hey, we we've talked about the worst times to be out there on the roads into the travel with got tip on the best times. >> well, that's the thing. triple-a says they are expecting so many more people. but obviously this is not the best day to travel. so if you can kind of wait, you know, a little later, i know some people don't like driving at night, but you can always check your apps and look ahead. and if it's bad, maybe to staff get a cup of coffee or something. so. just take your time. okay. thanks for and be prepared, right? if you're going to be out there, you're going to sit in traffic unit. >> well are especially if you're headed up to the high country. all right. all right. let's talk about the weather now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow a lawrence. yeah, the weather work out particularly here in the bay area. finally. >> clearing out your skies. so if you're traveling today, much easier to get around. not all in the bay area. >> but much of the state is the rain has

live in the newsroom. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> an update tonight on the ongoing strike at boeing. the machinist union is set to vote on a new contract offer on monday. >> that story begins tonight. west coast rap the union is endorsing this latest proposal, telling its members it's time to lock in the gains and declare victory. the offer includes a 38% general wage increase over four years, just shy of the 40% the union had been pushing for. this strike has been going on for nearly 50 days now and involves 33,000 workers. contract offers have been rejected twice before by union members, with 64% of members voting no. just last week. and a major sticking point has been restoring a worker pension plan, which is absent in this new offer as well. but it does include a $12,000 ratification bonus, which workers can choose to add directly to their 401 k accounts. the white house has been helping to lead negotiations, dispatching acting labor secretary julie su to keep both sides talking in stockton. a ma

>>> this is cnn newsroom. we are learning more about who could and who will not be in the next administration, the latest on the unusually complex transition process by the president alex team. trumps trip to the white house will likely be another major blow to the fight against climate change. we look at the plans and discuss the potential consequences. >>> qatar says israel and hamas are no longer negotiating in good faith. the latest in the peace talks. >>> live from atlanta, this is cnn newsroom. >>> five days after tuesday's presidential election, the final outstanding state has been called. cnn can project trump takes the state of arizona which means despite the harris campaign spending $1 billion, they failed to take a single battleground state. trumps total electoral vote count stands at 312 versus 226 for harris. republicans will also take back control of the senate and are bullish on the chances of holding onto the house, this comes with a presidential transition office underway. trump views the ag a

we have much more here on the cnn newsroom.will be right back. >>> the national football league is cracking down on one of his players. longtime donald trump supporter nick bozo has been find $11,000 by the nfl , according to a league source. he apparently crashed his teammates post game interview while wearing a make america great again act. the rules prohibit players from wearing personal messages that is, quote, unless it has been approved by the league office. they also told reporters this week he had been find at that time but he knew he could be saying, quote, it was well worth it. >>> we are closing in on the college football playoffs and several teams shook up the rankings yesterday. we have more. lots of upsets on the day. >> it was an exciting day. goalposts were not safe across the country. i tell you what. we had a huge matchup in oxford. ole miss hosting third ring to georgia. very rainy day in mississippi. third quarter. jackson dark, quarterback for ole miss, throwing a touchdown. wells jr. made it 22-10. and the

the cnn newsroom continues right now. >>> you are in the cnn newsroom. i am jessica dean in new york. and tonight, five days removed from the election, a political earthquake around the world. we are getting clues about what is on the horizon with president-elect trump's administration and how it is taking shape behind closed doors. clues tonight coming in from two key trump allies about the leadership battle in the senate as the mitch mcconnell era comes to an end. and for democrats tonight, the blame game is expanding as a path forward remains uncertain. in a few minutes we will speak to one outspoken lawmaker who is facing backlash for his critique of his own party, and his comments about transgender rights. but first, let's go to mar-a-lago in florida where it has been a busy sunday. we are being join from west palm beach, florida. elaina, what have you heard today? >> reporter: well, i think it is notable, jessica, what you were referencing about the senate leadership battle, and that donald trump is weighing in. and i think it's very clear what he

all new wednesday at nine on hgtv you are in the cnn newsroom, and i'm jessica dean in new york. >> we begin with increasing concern about the about stability in the middle east. tonight, russian and syrian forces fighting back after rebels took control of most of the city of aleppo. activists and journalists in the city telling cnn russian warplanes have now carried out at least ten strikes on rebel positions in the past several days, as forces have advanced. overnight, syrian rebels entering the city for the first time since government forces regained control in 2016. the rebels say they are also in control of the airport. it's a claim, though, that cnn has been unable to verify. dozens of government soldiers were killed in the surprise attack in what is being seen as a major challenge to president bashar al assad and his regime. joining us now is former u.s. ambassador to nato, kurt volker, who was also the u.s. special representative for ukraine negotiations during the trump administration. thanks so much for being here with us. >> thank you. it's a pleasure. >> i first want to beg

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that's very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to to live in the studio. thank you, michael. >> 703, is the time. and in san jose, police now arrested 7 people promoting sideshows on social media. yeah, the group but referred to themselves as the hockey team and investigators believe they may be responsible for up to 20 sideshows. yeah, police say these arrests were possible because of a new law that made it illegal to promote sideshows. our message today is clear in san jose watching a sideshow is illegal. participating in one is illegal. promoting one is illegal. >> if you do that, we will find you. take your vehicle and take you to jail matter how long it takes, elaborate the links you go to conceal yourselves online. we will be relentless in patient and a pursuit of you. >> and police say they are still looking for 2 other people. so more arrests could be coming. yeah. and in a significant effort to combat dangerous driving the california highway patrol has secured 2 million dollars now in

that's a very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to to live in the studio. okay, michael, thank you. all right. happening today and tim cisco, a rally will be held in support of mayor london breed re election campaign. prominent leaders in the asian american and pacific islander community will kids get on the steps of city hall this morning. the show their unity just 4 days before election day diverse group of api leaders representing both modern and progressive views to speak out in avery, they reset to a 10 and is expected to share her closing message to voters and thank her supporters throughout the campaign. well, were less than a week away from the presidential election. and one of the big issues this year is immigration. state lawmakers and latino leaders. >> got together in redwood city to oppose trump's promise of mass deportation. we've got kron four's charles clifford with the story. >> well, there are about 10 million immigrants in california. roughly a 3rd of those are people from mex

i took a break from news where i'd be a newsroom. i think it was i was covering mitt romney, massachusetts governor and the jokes bias in the newsroom was just insane. and it was like suppressing things. and i was like, wow, this is like, you aren't even checking it at the door. and this is before pocahontas and before all that. so maybe it really was just sort of a a dismay to me that people in my industry, in our industry were actually guiding and shaping the local level. but betsy, i'm so glad here because i write about my job in albany, new york. and you were lieutenant governor and was governor. and i think if you want to talk about one moment and, i talk about this, i believe when hillary clinton started her tour that sort of a coronation and it's kind of what we're seeing right now. so i see the democratic playbook and you were right there at the forefront and you were amazing and xenia pataki's pr woman who went on, i think, you know, tick talk. yeah. xenia, she was like the pit bull. and i was i was 20 years old. they let me

i wasn't there at time but the story goes through the newsroom carnage. the secretary for mike and the copy girl, whatever all they will, you know, hire a woman for the first and the first job that comes up as a writing assignment. and connie wants it so mike says, no, no no, no, no, no, no. you to do this. you're, you know, my assistant you do the copy now. i want the connie walks out of the newsroom up the stairs across the street and the american security bank looks at the first woman teller and says you want to be in tv come with me and walter said, you want to be a star as well? yeah. yeah. and how connie got her first job in television news. yes. and then we kind of took notice of her because nobody had gotten a job that way. but then when was at channel five. and then i kept nudging them to let me go on the air and and they finally did. and i was covering a story at about on senator kerry conditions at a tony french called la provence. is it still around, nancy? is it still around? no. okay. and, hmm, i you know what? i can't hear anymore. why mari

we'll have that next here on cnn newsroom. stay with us. let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, like my own. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ >>> u.s. authorities are probing racist texts sent to black americans across the country. cnn has details on the disturbing messages which were filled with hateful rhetoric. >> reporter: investigators are trying to track down whoever is behind a series of personalized racist texts targeting people of color in roughly two dozen states from new york to california, some of them children. >> it's disgusting. it doesn't even seem like something a human with a heart and soul would do. >> reporter: jones, one of many who received a text, personally addressed referencing picking cotton and slave catchers. she received an e-mail calling her the n word. >

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you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm pamela brown in washington and this is a live look at the white house. donald trump heading there right now to meet with president biden. it is a day o of traditin and reassurance. the outstanding president and his successor showing the american people that there will be a peaceful transfer of power. and my colleague, kaitlan collins, who is breaking a ton of news on trump and his new cabinet, is there live for us. >> reporter: it's safe to say this is going to be a historic meeting. what is happening, what you're about to see when trump arrives in a few moments is president biden affording president- elect trump what he did not afford him four years ago. this is actually trump's first time here at the white house since he departed four years ago from the south lawn when he skipped joe biden's inauguration. i should note as i was walking in the white house and

that's very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story.we'll send it back to thank you, michael. it's 10, 34. and today in san francisco. >> mayor breed, she's up for re-election. also pushing. >> for a term as mayors, san francisco and prominent leaders from the asian american pacific islander community. >> are doing the same. they are showing that they back or they've got a rally on the steps of city hall where they will be speaking about why they believe she is the best person can to continue leading san francisco and mayor breed is set to attend and expected to share her message to voters. one of the big issues in the presidential race is immigration. former president trump is promising if he's re-elected, he will try to deport millions of immigrants and on the other side, kamala harris is saying she has a different way of going about it. some officials here in california are more opting for her plan and his. >> the words mass deportation are words that strike fear. they strike terror. they strike her. >> we will not let this happen ag

you're in the cnn newsroom, and i'm jessica dean in atlanta. donald trump moving at a rapid clip to fill out his administration. however, there is time for a victory lap tonight. moments ago, he boarded his plane en route to new york city. trump will attend tonight's ufc event at madison square garden, the site of one of his most memorable and notable campaign rallies. trump also tho

that's very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to to live in the studio. thank you, michael. it's 9.33. and today in san francisco, there's going to be a rally. >> for those who want mayor london breed to stay in office. she's facing reelection and prominent leaders from the asian american and pacific islander community are going to be stumping for her today at an event diverse group of api leaders, both moderate and progressive. they'll be speaking in support of her and the mayor will be there giving her closing message to voters and thanking them for their support. time now is 9.33, one of the big issues when it comes to the presidential race is immigration and former president donald trump has made it clear that if he's elected, he will deport or try to deport millions of immigrants. but the opposite side says that's a bad idea. and elected officials in california, some of them are against that plan as well. >> the words mass deportation are words that strike fear. they strike terror. they s

. >> ahead on cnn newsroom as donald trump further rounds out his next administration, we'll look at the odds of his more controversial picks being confirmed. concerns over chinese cyber espionage campaign targeting u.s. telecom providers. the latest on what exactly we know. and as cop 29 ends, ukraine sounds the alarm on the ecological toll of its war with russia >> this is cnn newsroom with max foster. >> well, we begin this hour with the incoming donald trump three weeks since he was reelected to the us presidency, donald trump has picked most of his cabinet and high level staff advisers, directors and administrators. one of trump's last cabinet picks came on saturday with the choice of brooke rollins for secretary of agriculture. the latest pick follows a slew of other cabinet picks on friday, and that capped off a whirlwind week where his first choice for attorney general matt gaetz, withdrew, and trump named a new ag pam bondi, a longtime loyalist with the latest picks. axios says the next white house may include the quote most ideologically diverse cabinet of modern times. for

ktvu james torres live in our newsroom to break down the results we have so far. and what would happen next. james. >> good afternoon to you, andre. well, nothing is official just yet, but with about a third of the votes in people in both oakland and alameda county are voting 2 to 1 in favor of removing both mayor tao and d.a. price. i spoke to the candidate who lost to shengtao in the mayor's race, who says he will try to take the seat if it becomes vacant, but oaklanders have spoken. former oakland city councilman loren taylor is following the recall votes. he called the election disappointing, but necessary. >> we have an urgency for our city to get on top of these huge issues from our fiscal crisis, where we have more than $240 million budget deficit in our next two year budget cycle to the public safety issues, homelessness, lack of opportunities for oaklanders to really thrive, businesses leaving our city. >> taylor conceded the 2022 mayoral election to tao after dropping a lead in several rounds of ranked choice votes. he's been critical of her decisions si

that's a very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to to live in studio. thank you, michael. happening today in san francisco, there's going to be a rally in support of mayor london breed as she is trying to keep her job. >> as well as her re-election campaign and from at leaders from the asian american and pacific islander community will gather on the steps of city hall this morning talking about why they think that mayor breed deserves to stay in office for another term and it's a diverse group of api leaders that will be speaking out in support of mayor breed. that's set to happen this morning and we'll keep you posted on what they say. one of the big issues in this year's presidential race is immigration. former president donald trump is promising if he's re-elected, he will try to deport millions of immigrants. some california elected officials are against that plan. >> the words mass deportation are words that strike fear. they strike terror. they strike her. >> we will not let this happen ag

. >> you are in the cnn newsroom, and i'm jessica dean in atlanta, and we're following two big stories this hour. let's go first to peru, where president biden and china's president xi are meeting right now, likely for the final time. we're about to get our first video of that meeting, and we have new reporting on what is that information. but first, the trump transition also moving at a rapid clip just moments ago, president-elect trump announcing he's tapping chris wright to be who is the head of a fracking company to be his secretary of energy. this comes amid growing scrutiny for many of trump's key cabinet picks rfk jr.. chosen for head of health and human services has rung some bells alarm bells in the medical community we've also learned that defense secretary nominee pete hegseth was accused of sexual assault and trump's choice for attorney general, matt gaetz, was the subject of several investigations, including alleged drug use and sex trafficking. let's head now to west palm beach for the very latest on all of this. cnn's steve contorno is near mar-a-lago, where president-el

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it was an emergency and we had to cover newsroom in december 2013.tting them into prison charging them with terrorism. the week after that, we left. i left on christmas day, december 25th. why? 25. why? because surveillance at the airport that day was lowered because it was a holiday. so it is less surveillance. i was supposed to go to europe. the european union, they have these celebrations for the 70th anniversary of the human rights declaration. i was supposed to go there. when i was getting ready, the migration officer, where are you going, going to europe because of the human rights anniversary and they said are you going to show your cartoons? right away she asked that. i said yeah, i'm going to show my work. i want you to show me the cartoons you are going to show. the migration officer. i started laughing, this is not like in the 70s or 60s, i don't have the originals with me. i told her i don't have them with me. long story short, she didn't let me get in. because of thatapning in november, we were of careful planning when to meet in decembe

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she joins us now from the newsroom with the latest. sara. >> the sheriff says she understands the past few weeks have been tough for not only her employees, but also the community. she says she does not believe resigning as the answer. while the sheriffs union claims otherwise. >> we cannot come to any sort of solution that does not involve her resignation. the mateo county deputy sheriff's association putting its foot down with another call for the sheriff to resign. this in response to christina corpus doubling down in a letter to employees and the community saying in part, quote, resigning from my position or languishing the independence of this office is not the answer. i will not step down in the last 2 weeks. we've heard the sheriff continued to deny the findings of an independent report that accuses her of creating a toxic work environment within her office and having an intimate relationship with her chief of staff victor inj. instead, she called the allegations a witch hunt and claimed she's being targeted because of her gende

with more on this, simonjones joins me from our newsroom.ss the uk? i where are the worst affected places across the uk?- places across the uk? i am luc i places across the uk? i am lucky i am _ places across the uk? i am lucky i am the _ places across the uk? i am lucky i am the warmth - places across the uk? i am lucky i am the warmth of l places across the uk? i am i lucky i am the warmth of the newsroom because storm bert has certainly been causing a huge amount of trouble, particularly in the uk for the bit has been described by the met office as a multi—hazard event and that is certainly proving to be the case because we have had areas seeing snow, seeing torrential rain, seeing wind and also ice. in terms of the incidents, it has been quite difficult keeping across all of that because there have been so many. 0n the a 3k near winchester this morning, a tree came down onto a car and a man in his 60s was killed. the road was shut for much of the morning while they managed to clear the tree away and also take away what remained of the ve

take a listen. ♪ oh, yes, the band filled our entire newsroom along with the cheerleaders and, of coursekie the bear, an annual tradition ahead of the big game. it definitely woke up any kpix that might have been dragging a bit on this rainy friday, but the band was not finished. then they went to our fifth floor to our virtual studio to perform with our very own anne makovec smack dab in the middle. there she goes. kickoff tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. at memorial stadium in berkeley. the good news? the rain should ease up just in time, fun afternoon for us all. go bears! >>> the cbs evening news is next. local news >> i really wasn't expecting 10 inches of snow. >> norah: tonight, extreme weather slams both

this is "cnn newsroom." donald trump and kamala harris make their final push to voters as harris sees a surprising lead in a deeply-red state. from hurricanes to wildfires, the ramifications of a warming planet are everywhere except the campaign trail. >>> and in spain, rescuers trouble through mud and high water searching for survivors as the country grapples with the worst flood-related disaster in almost 60 years. >>> live from atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom." with kim brunhuber. >> we are only two days away from the u.s. presidential election. and later, donald trump and kamala harris will be wrapping their last day on the cain trail. trump is set to make his final pitch on east coast stopping in pennsylvania, georgia and north carolina. meanwhile, harris will be in michigan as she looks to maintain the blue wall. on saturday, they rallied in different states, including north carolina. recent polling shows neither nominee has established a clear advantage. more than 71 million people have voted early. th

you're watching "cnn newsroom." >>> u.s.sident-elect sunday spoke to olaf scholz, the subject peace in europe. many leaders are watching trump with some trepidation about changes that may be in store when he takes office for the second term. despite trump's tough rhetoric toward ukraine, it's unknown whether he will, in fact, cut the purse strings for kyiv. in russia there is some celebration over trump's win, hoping that turmoil at home could perhaps distract him from foreign policy. >>> immigration, a cornerstone of trump's campaigns and first term, is front and center in many places following the election as well. activists in california, a state home to more immigrants than any other in the u.s., are mobilizing ahead of trump's second presidency. here's more from our los angeles-based affiliate. >> reporter: on the steps of san bernardino city hall community activists hold signs with messages like migration is natural, welcome people with dignity. >> we have the knowledge and experience to know how to defend our communit

lindsey ford joins us in the newsroom with details on this case. lindsay. >> yeah, police say the suspect has a history of domestic violence and has a restraining order against him. they say on sunday night he assaulted his wife by throwing dishes at her and threatened to kill her before threatening officers with a knife. all this happening shortly before 8 sunday night. while police say 4 children were inside the home. >> a dramatic scene unfolding any san jose neighborhood after police say they first responded to a call about a domestic violence sunday night 9-1-1. call taker could hear children crying in the background of the color desperately awaited help. that caller, according to san jose police was the wife of the suspect. 44 year-old her act, leo mejia, san jose officers were able to safely get me. he his wife and 4 children out of the home. but one family member who tried to intervene was stabbed with a kitchen knife. police chief paul joseph revealed on monday that officers found mejia inside of a bedroom hiding under a pile of clothing.

i'm christina macfarlane ahead on cnn newsroom. some of president elect donald trump's cabinet picks are sidestepping federal background checks. and it might be clear why. we'll take a look at two current investigations into picks for top posts. and president joe biden meeting one last time with his chinese counterpart. what we're expecting from the leaders discussion in peru today plus, we have a recap of the much anticipated fight between a youtuber turned boxer and the one time undisputed heavyweight champion of the world >> this is cnn newsroom with christina macfarlane controversy surrounding some of donald trump's picks for his new administration. >> trump is said to be considering a push from right wing allies to put loyalists kash patel in charge of the fbi. patel has threatened to go after trump's perceived political enemies in government and the media meanwhile, there's new information about the investigation into trump's pick to be attorney general matt gaetz, the attorney for a woman who testified before lawmakers, says

the cnn newsroom continues with kayla tausche right now i'm kayla tausche in washington jessica dean has the night off president-elect donald trump will take over the white house at a time of dramatic upheaval around the world, new flashpoints in two ongoing wars in europe and the middle east, both present a daunting foreign policy situation for the incoming administration. >> fallout continues to emerge from russia firing a new kind of ballistic missile into ukraine this week as well as new and destructive strikes between israel and hezbollah over the weekend. trump, of course, rarely talks about those conflicts as challenges, though what we're more used to hearing from him is confidence that this will all go away as soon as he's in charge before i even arrive at the oval office, i will have the disastrous war between russia and ukraine settled and it will take me no longer than one day. trump has made similar pronouncements about achieving peace in the middle east, an elusive goal for decades worth of american presidents including his own first term on the ground lebanese officials

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