tonight, the acts of kindness from both continue. >> reporter: three months after ernestina nunez met the man who changed her life with a free car she now has a new smile. own thanks to richard newberry and the kindness of strangers. her house in largo is equipped with furniture and accessories. >> i am thankful to everyone. they helped me out. >> reporter: but even her new life is painful without her son. >> i would give everything back to have my son back. i am supposed to move on. but every day i miss him more and more. i don't know how to compensate. everyone keeps saying i have blessings, but at the same time i would like to have him back in my life. >> reporter: no material can heal the wounds of losing a child but may be love from others can help it out a little bit. >> he is smiling down on you. >> reporter: on this thanksgiving she is not only thankful for richard newberry but also another friend becoming family. >> she makes an impact on everyone. she is just so loving. >> reporter: now ernestina it and donate the money to help her but, instead richard newberry was able -- b

. >> belted in his seat and provided his insurance card to officer nunez. >> he informed officer nunez, sir i have to tel have a firearm on me. >> according to the complaint, officer responded okay, and pulled his own gun and reached inside the window. he told castill, don't pull it out and he said, not getting it. >> no officer would have used deadly force under these circumstances. officer association says that the police community is disappointed in the charges to which nunez is expected to plead not guilty. >> do you think you can forgive the officer? >> god wants us to forgive, i can forgive anyone but will i not forget, or hurt? absolutely not, i will always be hurt. >> the dashcam video, castil had a permit to carry in the open-carry state. >> police are investigating a murder of the man shot and killed in the parking lot on denison. the person was in the parking lot and seen running away from the suv and then returned to the suv shot the victim. >> one arrested and charged with theft, olmsted police arrested julie mccormick of the city council shop lifting in target. >>> a post

doctor michael nunez, famy colder weather is partly to blame for weakening our immune systems. producing a habitat for cold viruses to reproduce. and keeping us indoors and in contact with every cough and sneeze from coworkers, classmates and friends. if you feel like you're getting sick.nunez says--stay home! 3:243:33 "so that you prevent your entire office from becoming ill, spreading it to your coworkers. they tend to not like you when you're coughing in their workspace anyway. so when should you see a doctor? 4:35--4:42 "you start coughing up a lot of mucus, you're having trouble breathing, severe body aches, headaches." if you think you have the flu.dr. nunez says it's even more important to get an antibiotic within the first 2 days of symptoms.wai ting any longer.and the flu will just have to run its course. in phoenix, i'm phoenix, i'm meteorologist kim quintero. cloudy skies are in the forecast for sunday before a pacific storm system moves into arizona. subtropical moisture ahead of the storm is pumping into the state from the south. this is producing clouds and virga,

officer nunez shot him sitting in it sparked nationwide protest. >> we see this as a stake in the ground. we are intending for this case to send a loud message that things must change in this country. >> if convicted, officer nunez could spend 10 years in prison. he'll be in court for the first time tomorrow. >>> a grand jury will start looking into the chicago police department to see if officers deadly shooting of a teenager. individuals owe released last year showed van dike shooting mcdonnell 16 times. now there's an investigation into whether the fellow officers lied about the shooting to cover up what really happened. the decision on whether the accused church shooter is competent enough to stand trial will happen behind closed black people in a charleston church in 2015. >>> it's 6:21. a sleep disorder may have caused the crash at the train terminal. the engineer was diagnosed with sleep apnea after the crash. it's a condition that makes it difficult to get a restful night sleep because the air ways close and breathing stops causing it makes them tired during the day. they are wak

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but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. >> cris: ramik wilson, look at him on the outside. taylor going against gaines. watch the lineba

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but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. a lot of chiefs' hands were intended for jordan taylor. >> cris: ramik wilson, look at him on the outside. taylor going against

but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. a lot of chiefs' hands were >> cris: ramik wilson, look at him on the outside. taylor going agai

but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. a lot of chiefs' hands were >> cris: ramik wilson, look at him on the outside. taylor going agai

but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would for the kansas city chiefs. >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole itth and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. a lot of chiefs' hands were intended for jordan taylor. >> cris: ramik wilson, look at him on the outside. taylor going against gaines. watch the linebac

but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. a lot of chiefs' hands were >> cris: ramik wilson, look at him on the outside. taylor going agai

but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. have said, they're not playing for the kansas city chiefs. >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. a lot of chiefs' hands were intended for jordan taylor. >> cris: ramik wilson, look at him on the outside. taylor going against gai

congressman devon nunez and silicon valley venture capitalist peter thiel who will vet presidential appointments and help decide which campaign proposals get priority. he spoke at the republican convention in july. he hasn't ruled out a formal position in the incoming administration. vice president-elect mike pence is leading the transition team taking over for new jersey governor chris christie. >>> president-elect donald trump will be the focus of abc's "20/20" tonight. former "apprentice" omarosa says being close to trump has affected her relationships. >> and i will never forget the people who turned their backs on me when all i was trying to do was help the black community. it's been so incredibly hard. >> you can watch "the making of a president" tonight at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> what happens after the battlefield. up next the south bay program working to save lives one veteran at a time. >> and a tribute to america's troops. a parade of thanks for people for whom the price of freedom is never free. >> i'm spencer christian in san jose at second half vest food bank wher

but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> crishere's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing for the kansas city chiefs. >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. a lot of chiefs' hands were close to that one. intended for jordan tayl

rousey will fight amanda nunez december 30th here in vegas. tiger woods says he's ready to return to golf as soon as next month. he just can't stay healthy... he hasn't played in over a year... the 14-time major champ says he plans to play at albany for the hero world challenge. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. sunny skies can be expected today with north breezes 15-25 mph. we will top out at 76 today. winds will be stronger down the colorado river valley & into la wind advisory in effect for gusts to 35 mph. thursday stays mostly sunny and a bit breezy with temperatures pushing closer to 80 degrees. the weekend will hold around 80 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll keep this mild november weather going well into good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news with a new stadium possibly heading to town.. the las v

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. >>> nunez wants the chief and secretary to answer to the firing. reporting that the admiral mike rodgers has led the nsa since 2014. he's also been mentioned as a potential pick for national intelligence direct never the trump administration. >>> well, developing right now, iraqi troops are facing fierce opposition from isis militants as they try to push into mosul. just yesterday a car bomb went off. nbc's >> reporter: they continue the rye sis stance they've been seeing on the ground. it's been strong. it's been intense. isis fighters have been using car bombs, ieds, all kinds of resistance to slow down the defensive and really bog down the troops in urban warfare. we receive also the number of civilians fleeing the city people. and it's very difficult for them because many have relatives who continue to remain behind enemy lines, effectively used as human shields. >> we would not know which direction the bullets would come from. we were scared, so we left. >> reporter: and so even though some of those 60,000 have been able to escape through the

. >> mario nunez can trace cuban roots back more than one hundred years and fears that donald trump could reverse that. he would like to see open others worry that president obama's oversures to cuba gave us nothing in return and castro's measures were not harsh and not relaxed rules. that is all unknown and as you know people are really looking forward to that daily service from tampa to havana. >>> it will be interesting to see how it plays out with donald trump being a businessman of course you have a lot of companies and a lot of businesses interested in these relations, the airlines and travel century and how we will have to wait and see how he does that ryan, thank you. >>> investors watching the stock market. the dow jones will start up 257 points and stocks rebounded after initial concerns about the election's outcome sent futures plunging tuesday and analysts predict more up and downs and president donald in question. during his campaign donald trump said one of the first things he would do as president is to repeal the affordable health care. well obama care supporters fear that

enrique nunez owns the place. >> welcome. >> this is beautiful. >> he grew up in the building.ere he used to sleep. this is your original apartment? >> exactly. that's my -- >> this is where you grew up? >> my bathroom when i started the restaurant. >> very cool. hi, folks. >> enrique's success took more than a little creativity. cuban laws limit a restaurant license to just 50 seats. so he figured out a way to add another 50 by applying for a cafeteria license. so how many seats do you have? >> 100, but we make two seatings. >> two seatings, 200. how much does it cost for one person on average to eat here? >> like 40. >> 40. you do 8,000 in a night? >> not every night. >> but in a good night you'll do 8,000? >> best night. >> worst night? 3, 4? >> less. >> no, no, no. i've seen that before. cubans don't want to call attention to the money they're making. but enrique's success is obvious. he just opened a new rooftop bar with great views. the tourists are drinking it in. what do you think of the view? >> best part, best restaurant in havana. if anyone wants to experience real l

. >>> nunez wants them to answer questions about reports. the "washington post" reports admiral mike rogers has led the nsa since 2014. hi's also been mentioned as a potential pick for national intelligence director in the trump administration. >>> focus and grace. that is how friends and former colleagues of again ifill are remembering the late journalist's life. thousands passed into the metropolitan ame church yesterday to honor ifill. she's most prominently known as the cch hour but her first job in television news was with nbc news. she started at a print reporter. she died monday of cancer. >>> they're getting an officer-involved shooting. the suspect was armed with an 18-inch machete and gun. police say he was irate and refused to leave. the officer was shot in the leg. the suspect was shot in the stomach. another police officer was also hurt there. >> this morning two teenagers are in custody, this after an illinois congressman's grandson was shot and killed. danny davis's 14-year-old grandson was shot inside of his home. police say

late yesterday congressman nunez who chairman sent letter to carter and clap per praising rogers and request they appear on this report. before of the ends of the year. >> washington. fox news. >> this is fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. some people are happy about some people are sad. i am going with happy with this picture right here. everybody checking out the snow this was picture sent into sherry but of course we share all of our pictures. so thank you owe much for ending this. pretty excite so many of first do easy lot of it out through berkshires getting new snow reports. d note fall report wimbeldon vermont about three inch. down otis six inches. we are really seeing some of of the heaviest and more snow out through parts of berkshires as it expected. as we still have winter storm warnings in place there. that will continue through of 7:00 pm tomorrow for the threat of those snow showers continuing. then some hazard just conditions east of the berkshires we got winter weather advisory conditions cold involvment the rain we saw he recall loo morning. listed north but counte

but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception late in that game, with the chiefs comeback victories they had this year. from the 45, play-action. siemian. over the middle. incomplete. a lot of chiefs' hands were intended for jordan taylor. >> cris: ramik wilson, look at him on th

devin nunez sent a letter to ash carter and james clapper praising rogers that they appear to testify on this report before the end of the year. in washington, garrett teny, fox news. >>> an illinois congressman is his own grandson at the hands of two other teenagers. 15-year-old j avan wilson was shot in the head after two young men broke into his chicago home. the gunfire fire erupting over an argument over sneakers. one day after that tragedy, congressman danny davis shared memories of his grandson. >> his father had just told me about how proud of him that he was because he was catching on and life was in front of him. >> lloyd: congressman davis went on to add that the gun violence that had plagued the city just turned personal. part of a culture of an environment that has to change. the two teenagers suspected in the killing are now in custody. >>> german chancellor merkel announced today she is seeking a fourth term in office after a of her center right party, merkel said she is ready to run for office. she is 62 years old and if she serves the entire four-year term she would m

late yesterday congressman nunez the chairman of the house intelligence committee sent a letter praising rogers and requesting they appear before his committee to testify on this report before the end of the year. >> we'll be keeping an eye on bedminster to see if admiral rogers appears there. >> we are keeping a close eye on trump national golf course. the trump team is advising that announcements are coming today. what are those announcements. who will be concerned? we'll definitely keep you posted. keep it right here on fox news for those big documents. >> the president-elect has stroud rip up the iranian nuclear deal on day one of his administration. what kind of opposition can we expect from the democrats? how will mr. trump handle tehran's growing threat across the middle east? ambassador john bolton has been mentioned as a possible candidate for secretary of state. he'll be here next to tell us. >> my first step if they are asking me for recommendations stop doing that. push back on the iranians in iraq, in syria. push back on them in the gulf. then if the iranians want to walk aw

>> i have a lot of confidence in devin nunez. i think he's a very thoughtful, pragmatic, non-idealogical, intelligence leader. and i think he wants to see an intelligence core that is very professional. so i have a lot of confidence in him and the advise he must be giving the president-elect. do i have confidence the president-elect will listen to that advice? i don't know. i'm very concerned with some of the picks. steve bannon chief among them. if he's going to put someone in as his top adviser that has that kind of history of bigotry and misogy misogyny, all bets are off how he will fill other positions. there is certainly a very big stable of qualified, capable republican members of the national security establishment of prior republican presidents for this president to go to or haven't served with the president but are very responsible, maybe conservative, but very responsible individuals. they don't seem to be among the ones he's culling right now, and that has a lot of us very concerned. >> what was your reaction to the re

and a magnet for celebrities like madonna, rihanna, beyoncé and jay z. [ music continues ] enrique nuñez to la guarida. >> this is beautiful. he grew up in the building. people now eat where he used to sleep. this is your original apartment? >> exactly. that's my -- >> this is where you grew up? >> this was my bathroom when i started the restaurant. >> very cool. hi, folks. >> hi! >> enrique's success took more than a little creativity. cuban laws limit a restaurant license to just 50 seats. so he figured out a way to add another 50 by applying for a cafeteria license. so, how many seats do you have? >> we have 100, but we make two seatings. >> so you have two seatings, so 200. and then how much does it cost for one person on average to come eat here? >> it's like 40 bucks per person. >> 40? >> 40. >> so you'll do 8,000 in a night? >> not every night. >> but in a good night, you'll do 8,000? >> on the best night. >> and the worst night? 3,000? 4,000? >> less. >> nah, nah, nah. no, no, no, no, no. i've seen that before. cubans don't want to call attention to the money they're making. but

but house intelligence committee chairman nunez of california said that trump is taking national security very seriously. "look how many leaders he's met with. how many phone calls he's done. positions he's filled. people who are being critical need to get a life." this morning security in new york city is at a higheneighten state. more than 80 sand filled sanitation trucks block intersections. joining us now, somebody who knows an awful lot about all of this. former nypd commissioner and senior managing director and executive chairman, bill bratton. happy thanksgiving. >> you have millions of people lining the streets of new york city present for the nypd and all of the security officials who are here. >> the event is primarily a crowd management issue. millions of people. traffic control. but over the last several years, the concerns about terrorist related activities have added a new element. >> look at happened in nice, france. they changed rules to accommodate that possibility. >> this year the addition of these very large sand filled trucks to block off all intersections to prevent

attorney pete nunez for san diego.e immigrant gets six months to two years in prison for entering illegally, that sends a message. secondly, the real value in prosecuting is a single conviction will bar an immigrant for applying to legally enter for 10 years. that is a huge deterrent. but, of course, it's not cheap when you -- when it cost 25 grand to put somebody in prison. none of this addresses the real problem that the b patrol is experiencing right now, which isn't mexicans trying to sneak in but central americans wanting asylum. new figures from the center for immigration study, jessica vaughn shows that the u.s. resettled 59,000 children from central america this fiscal year. that's up 25,000 for 2015 and just last week the border patrol caught on average 247 unaccompanied children per day. that doesn't count families, which is about the same amount. so, the point is that agents right now are saying hey, these people should not be getting asylum but under president obama they're getting a court dated for which 5

we're told that the republican from california, the 22nd disstrict, his name is devon nunez, he's beingsidered right now. he's also the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, a man familiar with the way intelligence works. but the bottom line here is, this sort of fight among loyalists versus those who have not been sufficiently loyal within the trump campaign and the bottom line being chris christie who, of course, prosecuted jared kushner's father. anyone associated it with him may be pushed aside. >> peter, hang site. i want to bring in kelly o'donnell. vice president-elect mike pence is meeting with president-elect in the trump tower. the two are discussing some of these names for the next administration, some cabinet names. there's a possibility we may get a more thorough readout from that in the next few hours and they may also be getting the so-called presidential daily briefing. talk to us about your reporting on this. >> reporter: this is something that is available to the president-elect once he won the office and it is sort of notable that it's now a week la

appears that the chairman of the house intelligence committee, the republican from california, devin nunez, may be the most likely name being floated right now as a potential head of intelligence. this is notable because, of course, chris christie's relationship with donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner, goes back for quite a ways. it was jared kushner's own father who was prosecuted and imprisoned by chris christie himself. so, the bottom line here is there's like this loyalty test, in some form. you don't want to overstate it. but, obviously, donald trump is inclined to focus on those who have stood by his side through the course of this campaign. we're told by sources close to president-elect trump that he was not in effect satisfied with governor christie's handling during some of the tougher times in this campaign. and as a result, those with close ties to chris christie, including chris christie himself, appear to be being pushed aside. >> it's interesting to look at the margins of a governor christie and those close to him being affected and not loyal to donald trump, even though

nunez is a republican congressman from california, top on the house intelligence committee as well and, look how many leaders he's met with and phone calls and positions he's filled. people who are being critical need to get a life. chief intelligence correspondent katherine is live in washington right now. what do you make of these reports? >> i have confirmed independently the president-ee lek has taken the highly classified twice since the election and president-elect-pence vice president elect pence has taken the briefings on an almost daily basis. every president-elect approaches it differently. other president-elects have not begun briefings until late november or even early december. this is a reminder the president's daily brief is considered the crown jewels because of the credibility of the information and quality of the analysis. it provides a summary of key security developments as well as an update on cia covert programs. president obama in a significant departure from past practice has elected to take the pdp on his ipad and not in person from a cia briefer. it's not accu

late yesterday congress devon nunez sent a letter to both ash carter and james clapper praising rogersequested that they appear before his committee to testify on this report before the end of the year. harris. >> garrett, thank you very much. >>> and as we went live about 25 minutes ago, president-elect trump had just wrapped up his final meeting of this busy sunday in new jersey. he is headed back to trump tower in manhattan right now and meeting with potential cabinet members new announcements on his administration could come as soon as tomorrow. the president-elect's former rival dr. ben carson now seated live for this piece. and he'll have his reaction for us all to mr. trump's election so far. good to see you, doctor. we're coming right back. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now with one touch using the mycigna app you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. i'm 51 years old.m. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she just started to decline rapidly. i was rushed to the hospital... my

house intelligence committee chairman devin nunez of california said trump is taking national securitysly. quote, look how many leader he's met with, how many phone calls he's doneering positions he's filled. people who are being critical need to get a life. joining us from philadelphia, executive director of the terror asumymmetrical project. malcolm nanls, who is also a combat veteran and navy collections officer. good to see you. happy thanksgiving. >> good morning. >> so the fact that donald trump is not getting these daily intelligence briefings, he's only done two in two weeks, is it much ado about nothing or a big missed opportunity? >> it's not even a missed opportunity. what's happening here is the person that will be responsible for the national defense of the united states is not getting the information, which you must get on a day-to-day basis in order to understand the myriad of threats which are potentially in the face of the united states. including potential indicators of an attack, which might be in process or which we're developing through the intelligence community.

as chairman nunez said, this is the unclassified hearing. so i -- it precludes me from getting into any specific details. let me just state that the support that we receive from the ic community has been absolutely superb. it's great to be here with the director of national intelligence jim clapper. there's nobody more qualified. jim, i'd like to state for the record that marcel has been tasked by me to find your letter of resignation and lose it because we would certainly like to see you state as long as possible. but as jim gets ready to hang up his spurs, i want to say that secretary carter and i are exceedingly grateful to his tremendous contributions to the intelligence community and intelligence support to dod. he knows better than anyone the value of the dod's eight members, the ic bring to the intelligence areina. marcel lettre who is also my battle buddy in intelligence and the department of defense, he's the primary intelligence adviser to the secretary and me. he's also responsible to jim in the role of the director for defense in

as chairman nunez said, this is the unclassified hearing. so i -- it precludes me from getting into any specific details. let me just state that the support that we receive from the ic community has been absolutely superb. it's great to be here with the director of national intelligence jim clapper. there's nobody more qualified. jim, i'd like to state for the record that marcel has been tasked by me to find your letter of resignation and lose it because we would certainly like to see you state as long as possible. but as jim gets ready to hang up his spurs, i want to say that secretary carter and i are exceedingly grateful to his tremendous contributions to the intelligence community and intelligence support to dod. he knows better than anyone the value of the dod's eight members, the ic bring to the intelligence areina. marcel lettre who is also my battle buddy in intelligence and the department of defense, he's the primary intelligence adviser to the secretary and me. he's also responsible to jim in the role of the director for defense in

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others say, he would be a good leader for us when rogers was pushed out over the weekend in favor of nunez, perhaps pete, another conservative republican on that committee, there was a lot of concern in the intelligence community about what this means. >> a lot of concern not only intel community but also a lot of concern a couple nights ago about john bolton who and rudy giuliani who is temperamentally and ill equipped in every other way to be secretary of state, just a pure knowledge base. i could pick 30 other jobs in the federal government he would be better at than secretary of state. but, mike, at the end of the day, if people want to figure this out, there's not a lot of intrigue. jared kushner, steve bannon, to a lesser degree reince priebus. he just got in there. will take a while to figure it out. they talk to donald trump. that's what it is. they've known they were going to get these christie people out for a while. that's just the way it goes. i want to talk about leaking. i heard barack obama's name. you told a story off the air yesterday. you may not want to give all of the n

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