apenas comenzando su presidencia en 2009 obama además se convirtió en el tercer presidente estadounidense en ganar un premio nobel de la paz. sa no se iránejoivirán aquí en este hija menor terna de estudr y se espa comience dedicar mucho filantrópis. vo paola -- el presidente electo, donald trump, no ha conseguido ningun cantante de renombre que participe el dia de su investidura. -- se sabe que recibio respuestas negativas de andrea bocelli, elton john y celine dion. -- una gran diferencia con el dia de la investidura de barack obama donde estrellas como beyonc, jay z, mariah carey y alicia keys, no solo cantaron sino que manifestaron su apoyo al presidente. vo lorena -- tambien continua la polemica por la participacion l hijos del presidente electo, sobre posibles conflictos de interes debido a los negocios del magnate. -- entre estas fundaciones se encuentra la organizacion que recauda fondos para el hospital saint jude y otra fundacion creada en texas. -- hace poco una subasta para cenar con ivanka trump fue cancelada a pesar que se ofertaba decenas de miles para acompaÑar a la hija del presidente electo. paola --- la com

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obama s obama is an academic. his theory was i'm going to try at all cost and he tried it and failed. trump has the same disposition. where obama is academic, trump is a realist. and you are going to have behind the scenes of a u.s. campaign -- >> is it crossing the line? >> yeah. it should be redressed and i think the trump administration needs to be very careful of the first words they have on it. they will be asked on day one and they need to be very measured how they respond. >> you have been covering donald trump for a long time. and have been weighing in consistently whether a we'll see a new or not donald trump. >> there have been many repeated promise of pivots and we heard this at many points and there was a window during the -- i guess when he basically captured the nomination in may when it seemed as if he was poised to run a different poinl somewhat different tie kind of campaign and work traditional. that did not happen. trump is very clear to what he thinks. he has not held a press conference since j

until january 20 president obama s that's how it works. >> reporter: but a president trump will walk into the oval office at a popularity low compared i don't to every president since dwight eisenhower. trump at 42 percent. new york's attorney general says that won't happen right away since his office is still investigating concerns about how the foundation collected and gave out money. >> i think donald trump and many of his staff understand the thing that would most likely anchor donald trump with problems is all of the conflicts related to his business and the foundation. he's figured that out. >> reporter: trump's new appointed white house communications director has already backed out of the job two days after the announcement transition spokesman jason miller said he needs to put his family first monica. reporting live here in washington, kenneth moton channel6 "action news." >> all right. thank you kenneth. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on trump's effort to dissolve this his charitable foundation you can

coming up next, it is this week's addresses from president obama and congressional republicans. 's edition of the communicators, featuring paul ohm. and a look at domestic security in the age of isis. first president obama followed by wyoming senator john -- president obama: on the first day of my administration i tomised to restore science its rightful place. i told you we would unleash american innovation and technology to tackle the health challenges of our time. over the last eight years we have delivered on that promise in many ways, both big and small. making health care more affordable for all americans. bestve a chance to put our minds to work in a big-time and big way. there is a way we can help people seek treatment for opioid addiction. it is called the 21st century cures act. to save opportunity lives and it opportunity we can't miss. this bill would do a lot of good things at once. it will make real investments this year to combat the heroine prescription drug epidemic that is plaguing so many of our communities. take more lives every year than traffic accidents. havep

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obama 's in hawaii trump is in florida and content itself is kind of caught in the middle between administrations. >> aloha. president. obama greeting troops for christmas perhaps one of the most pleasant of the tasks. but make no mistake it is an uncomfortable.. in [applause] donald trump who garnered applause of the weekend attending a christmas church services clearly anxious to get moving but he doesn't control the white house yet and president. obama is flooding the zone with new regulations and executive orders banning oil drilling in parts of the atlantic. >> people are incredibly worried which is why they are taking these steps. most of these things that are seeing, he can't lock things and permanently but he can make them harder for president trump to remove. >> on the other hand trump is doing what he can to muscle in. he has assailed their decision to allow the united nations to criticize israeli settlements. it is also said that they should expand their nuclear capability. it may not stop after january 20. >> and on the tweeting thing let me suggest, we might will get used to it. this

obama. >> that s the ultimate bank shot and then calling president obama whatever he said about this guy has to leave office. this is almost too rich to see this play out. i tell you as a talk radio host, it's something you can't write. there is tremendous interest during this transition period which is usually a dead period. it's incredible. tom: thank you so much for coming on. be sure to to vote in tonight's poll. do you believe president obama is trying to box in president-elect trump with his russian sanctions in cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. roll the video. you have got to check out his tourist incredible mission to snap this photo. he captured views at yosemite national park. his heart stopping photo shoot was a success. up next, president-elect trump said obama's iran deal, the worst deal ever negotiated. >> it's the dumbest deal i have seen in the history of deal making. with the $1.7 billion in cash which is enough cash to fill up this room. tom: we are learning more details about how awful this deal is. steve forbes joins me next. if a denture were to be put under a microsc

president obama promised that the u-s is "breaking the back" of isis. he used the speech to target some policies of president elect trump. president obama -- saying he believes the u-s should maintain a ban on torture- which trump has said he will change. the president also touted his record - saying diplomatic solutions like the iran nuclear deal - a 7 on your side is fighting back against crime- to protect your holiday presents. each year- thousands fall victim to thieves who swipe packages off porches. this theft was caught on tape in hagerstown - and when the homeowner posted the surveillance video on facebook - he heard from the guy who did it!! a man posted an apology for what happened and called it a mistake. police didn't go for that -- and arrested him. fight back against package thieves at wjla dot com. just click on the porch pirates tab. it's the season for giving-- and this morning vre is holding its annual marine corps toys for tots collection. if you want to participate, just bring a new unwrapped toy to your morning train and leave it on

community statement, which said, we will not offer any comment until the review, requested by president obama s complete. republican senator lindsey graham said wednesday the feds knew who cracked his e-mails over the summer. >> we were told by the fbi in august that we were hacked in june so they pointed us to the fact that the russians did. it. yes, the russians did it. >> reporter: plu president-elect donald trump has brushed off intelligence assessment blaming the russians. >> they have no idea if it's russia or china or somebody. >> reporter: mr. trump's doubts about russian involvement are also add odds with the obama administration. >> their involvement was having a negative impact on his opponent's campaign and why he was encouraging them to k doing it. >> reporter: in addition to damaging the prospects of the democratic national committee in the 2016 election cycle some u.s. officials are confirmed about the hacking attempts yet to come to light. the thousands of malicious e-mails yet to be launched may be probing for u.s. cyber strikes. >>> the response to putin and russian hacking wi

tight >> something i've noticed ie nod throughout the obama yearshout s they have been coming and they always come with first grandmom mrs. robinson always comes with them tooken the girls seem to appreciate this eventsh wayem m to ore than the turkey pardoning, right., rht >> they didn't show up thisup ts year. >> no, but i bet you they'llut b be here for this and what iand t obamas handled this is you is y would often see the presidente i and his family stay behind thebd glass and we certainly tderstand that. you know, it's a surreal situation when you go down dow there because you have a lote of security and you have hav snipers that are up on the building which is certainly -- but the obamas would come downn and sit with the audience withi the rest of the guests and is thought that was a great symbolic gesture that they've g done for the last eightestu yeas and i'm quite sure they'll do it again this year an td close to the people who wereer down there too not just seet them and the tree lighting but all these fabulous performance that is we're seeing tonight.ini >> and it's not ju

s. this after president barrack obama punished russia. for interfering in the u-s presidential election. andy rose has the details you need to know this morning. a day after president obama announced sanctions against russia and the expulsion of 35 of their diplomats from the u.s., president-elect trump is praising a leader. but not the one he's about to replace. trump's compliment was directed at vladimir putin, after the russian president announced he would hold off from retaliating against the u.s., at least for now. "we will not stoop to the level of irresponsible diplomacy. it is a pity that the president obama administration finishes its work this way. but nevertheless, i congratulate him and his family a happy new year." putin continued by saying he would attempt to rebuild relations after trump's inauguration next month. that was all it took for trump to respond in kind to the russian leader on twitter, calling him "very smart" yet trump's team was more reserved when addressing the white house measures leveled interfering with the

a lot of you have opinions about this one donald trump firing back at president obama 's claims he could have won a third term in the white house if they were matched up. it is all part of the series of tweets from the president-elect addressing everything from the united nation toss even his charitable foundation. >> doug luzader joining us from washington we have a lot to talk about my friend. >> good morning, donald trump is turning to his so, media platform of choice and that is of course, twitter. most noteably this who would have won this a match up of obama and trump. he has done it twice but could president obama pulled off a third term if it was allowed under the constitution? it the is successor doesn't think so. donald trump tweeting president obama said he thinks he would have won against me. he should say that but i say in way. it was a direct response to president obama claim on a recent pod cast. >> i'm confident that if i run again and articulated i would have majority of american people. >> trump's tweet go well beyond match ups, he blasted the u.n. for israeli settlemen

obama deliver their final christmas week address and provide a little humor with a flash back to 2009. we'll show you the message. did so by flashing back to 2009.. ==sot== ...this is our first s >>> president obama and the first lady delivered their last christmas weekly address. >> this is our first christmas in the white house -- >> what, you have to stop it. you have to get it together, you have to pull it together. >> that's right, we were just saying look how young they look. they still look great. this year they talked about what it is like to celebrate the holidays in the white house. >> celebrating the holidays in the white house over the past eight years has been a true privilege. we have been able to welcome over half a million guests, our out standing pastry chefs have made over 2,000 christmas cookies. >> they're continuing their annual tradition of spending christmas in hawaii where they will remain until after the new year. it is chilly out there. we have your microclimate forecast. >> today is a day we don't mind it. it makes more of the holiday spirit, i should say. tonight the temperatures will once again drop right back into those 30s which makes for a cold

if they thought that barack obama was s going to abstain or evenn vote yes, they'd have brought that postponed, bu i don't thinknk we can say it i over yet. >> right. well, benjamin net an jaw hugh pushed president obama to say he would veto the vote if it came to a vote, and he's been reluctant to do it, not until president-elect trump said we ct will aggressively push back on this, did now egypt say, hold on, we're going to hold off on o this vote. >>in ho yes. my point is this, that registered on obama. i think what he said to -- >> but, ambassador, he wasn't going to do it until trump said so. until trump said, we're going td call you out, let the world knot that you let the palestinians ou dictate l our palestine/israel policy. >> i understand, eric. that's what i was saying.h trump's statement caused obama to say to the egyptians, this is not the time to press the resolution. what i'm worried that they will do now is modify the resolution in some way and bring it back again in the days between now and january 20th. so the threat has been averted for the moment, but i don't thin

obama at the end of this month. no sitting japanese prime minister has ever visited the u-s naval base. earlier this year... president obama because the first sitting u-s president to visit the memorial for the victims of hiroshima. happening now - hawaii is bracing for another foot of snow. feet that have fallen on the islands highest mountain peaks since thursday. the snow forced officials to close a section of hawaii volcanoes national park. fog and icy conditions also forced the closing of the road up to the mauna kea visitor station. and closer to home... the first measurable snowfall of the season sets a new record in chicago. roughly six inches of snow were counted near o'hare international airport - that's the city's largest first day of snowfall total on record... dating all the way back to 1884. some residents there say they were caught off guard by the snow... but loca stocked up with extra salt and shovels. anchors chat and toss to rob rachael's weather forecast from fox6 meteorologist rachael kaye you may have to overall it will be a quiet monday. well have cloudy skies and highs in the upper 30

they were evicted by president obama. kpix 5'selissa caen outside the consulate in san francisco where as many as 11 people are being expelled >>> reporter: the clock is ticking for these officials and their families. as they get ready for the trip back to russia. now, they are leaving peacefully. they deny they are intelligence operatives. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: i'll talk to you if you speak russian said this man as left the consulate and that's the most anyone would say today outside the building. but facebook was a different story. there, the consulate said, it's so difficult to remain diplomatic. but we will. admitting they feel very undiplomatic right now and it is bizarre and ridiculous to think the people who are being expelled are intelligence operatives. it says one of the people being asked to leave is the chef at the consulate. former fbi agent and now kpix 5 security analyst jeff harp says consulate workers could be secret agents! >> if a russian official comes here and they are really working for the fs

obama: in the late 1960's, james taylor got the chance to audition in front of paul mccartney and georgerison. this is a true story. [laughter] pres. obama: i was as nervous as a chihuahua on methamphetamines, was what james taylor said, which is exactly the kind of metaphor that makes him such a brilliant songwriter. [laughter] pres. obama: but if james as a defining trait, it is empathy. that's why he has been such a great friend to michelle and myself. we are so grateful for him and kim for their friendship over the years. it's why everybody from carole king to garth brooks to taylor swift collaborates with him. it's what makes him among the most prolific and admired positions of our time. james recently went through all of his songs and kept coming across the same stories, songs about fathers and traffic jams, love songs, recovery songs. i really love this phrase, hymns for agnostics. [laughter] pres. obama: he said in making music, there is the idea of comforting yourself. there is also the idea of taking something untenable and communicating it. that's why it feels like james is si

/ariel moutsatsos, experto en seguridad "obama ha sido un pree ha descansado mucho más en la diplomacia pero que no ha sido tan fuerte en términos militares". ste obama aseguró que estados unidos responderá a los supuestos ataques cibernéticos del gobierno ruso en el poco tiempo que le queda. lo que no queda claro es como el presidente electo donald trump manejará el tema cuando llegue a la casa blanca. top vo paola --antes de ser investido como presidente, donald trump tendr que declarar el prximo mes de enero en el litigio que sostiene con el chef "jose andres" por la construccin de un restaurante dentro del hotel que el magnate tiene en washington,dc. --trump tambien tendra que decidir sobre el arrendamiento del historico edificio "old post office", propiedad del gobierno federal, donde precisamente se encuentra este hotel. paola --en indiana, dos autobuses escolares chocaron --en indiana, dos autobuses escolares chocaron enviando al hospital a por lo menos 20 personas. take vo --de acuerdo con testigos, uno de los autobuses estaba parado cuando otro se impacto en la parte trasera del vehiculo. --tanto los estudiantes como los choferes fue

s. i wanted president obama to success. i want president trump to can s. the ' good for the country andad i'm hopeful that things arengs going to improve and thatnd they're things done. > so two things that i thought about after that, first i wantei to share with you that he went onto talk specifically about infrastructure so there's this roads bill in maryland that he wants to repeal in this nextt legislative session, so he spoke about the fact that because donald trump t has brought upbru infrastructure on the campaignpg trail he sees an opportunity fot them to actually work togethertu which ial thought was pretty unexpected. and then theoother thing that it couldn't help, the choice of the word, saying hoped after we just had this conversation about theo first lady, michelle obamama saying that a trump administration is what it feelss like to not have hope, i thought that was really interesting since both of them did notid support donald trump on thethe campaign trail yet, yet michelll obama says this is what hope annular i hogan says that he haa hope.

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s sanctions against russia, but says he won't retaliate. instead.. he says he'll essentially wait for donald trump to take office in january. president obamaddling in the american presidential election. today the russians responded... with some sharp comments and a new year's invitation. nbc bay area's scott budman is live outside the russian consulate in san francisco. scott -- yesterday -- they didn't want reporters around. today -- they invited everyone in. =terry/cg= apparently the sudden press conference wasn't enough...

obama? the media s been propping him up for 8 years. >> not the new york post, but "the washington post" hasghest editorial i have ever read in the post. as you quoted him. 8 years and he's back to where he started. but it's worse than that. i think among people who $have been paying attention to the middle east, after this allowing this resolution, this anti-israel resolution to go through in the united nations, allowing it to go through when the united states could have vetoed it. it made the path to peace harder. not better. harder. and made any agreement been israel and the palestinians any further away. so i think the criticism is well-deserved. tom: "the washington post," that's a realize brow raiser. everyone else at the "post" has been supportive of barack obama. you get into so many areas editorial writers could write about as we wrap up 2016. i look at the economy, i think that's why donald trump is the president-elect. they try to sell us on it's improving and jobs have been created. but people know, people know the economy has been struggling. >> yes, they do. unfortunately a lot

american people toly behind it.i >> donald trump disagreed he sounded off on twitter saying s president obama's record woulddu have prevented him from securinn a victory.tory. he cited the loss of us jobs,ob, affordable care act and the growth of isis. the white house declined toeclit comment on trump's tweet. >> this is so irrelevant.elevt. >> it absolutely is.. >> cannot happen. happen. it will not happen.it wt >> we do not need to --o -- >> why bring it up and whynd w respond it. >> like people is arguing who'so better kobe or michael.ichael >> or x-men or avengers or mag neato or jean gray.ray. ridiculous.lous >> jean gray is the postays th powerful mutant.ulut i forgot who tweeted us. u >> that's enough camera time for you. 10:03. let's talk about the dallas abod cowboys. [ laughter ]laught >> redskins one step closer tose make the post season theynhey contro detroit lions 42-21.. the win means all the skins havh toddy feet the giants on sundaya and they're in the playoffs.yofs it's that simple. unless the lions and packers end in tie.inie then the redskins would simply m be out of the pla

s. president obama has banned all future oil drilling in most us waters in the arctic and north atlanticl explain why — and how the industry is already working to persuade donald trump to reverse the decision. i've a newjustin rowlatt report on how airlines in india will face fines if their planes release human waste over residential areas. and in sport, we've an important ruling on concussion in rugby, plus surfing and ice swimming. a europe—wide manhunt is ongoing. with relation to the bowling truck attack. german police issued a warrant for a suspect in the berlin truck attack. he is the chief suspect, they say. he's been named as anis amri. this is one image we have of him. he sought asylum after arriving in germany last year. but that application was rejected. it's also emerged that he was known to german authorities because of his links to an islamist extremist. this is the latest report from our berlin correspondentjenny hill. you're looking at europe's most wanted man. anis amri is the only suspect in the investigation into the attack which shattered germany. translation: there's

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there are accusations that russian president vladamir putin was aware of thepresident barrack obama has ordered u-s intelligence agencies to complete a full review of russian election- related hacking. >> pam:it's expected be completed before president- elect donald trump takes office. >> steve:new at ten: >> steve:there is a new last minute celebrities to try and stop donald trump from becoming president. they are doing it by reaching out directly to college -- before they officially vote on monday. >> steve: >> i am not asking you to vote for hillary clinton. >> and should certainly be someone that is especially confident to serve as president of the united states of america. >>video >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> steve:37 electors would need swirch their vote away from trump to block his presidency. the celebrities in the video say they are asking members of the electoral college to be american heroes and vote their conscience. >> steve:there is no indication a plan to vote differently than anticipated. >> pam:new at ten: >> pam:after questions were raised about the validity of his s

the great society in the 1960's with lyndon johnson and the obama administration brought in the fourth one, the affordable care act and dodd-frank, they're qualitatively a new step on american state, the way that the europeans have had a state for much longer. >> so, professor moreno, how has this affected you and i? >> people usually don't meet a bureaucrat face-to-face, a frale bureaucrat especially, but everything that you do in life, practically, is affected by rules that the people make, anything that involves your health care now is increasingly dictated by health and human services. if you want to apply for a job, there are all kinds of requirements and regulations that are-- and employers, especially, have to comply with all kinds of red tape. the compliance costs of satisfying federal regulators are throwing exponentially. education, schools are increasingly managed and used to be the quintessential institutions where americans governed themselves in schoolhouses so every aspect of life is being shaped, by rules, prospectively laws, that are made and enforced by people who nob

during an exit interview on the pods cast, president obama saidm he could have accomplished just that. a victory for the h third time. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary is here on the scene. >>reporter: third president obama term it's not possiblet' because of the 2 2*7bdthe amendment, but2 its something that president obama thinks he could have achieved had it been permitted. take a listen to president obama during an exit interview on the x files pod cast with david axelrod. i am confident in this viciousts because i'm confident i -- if i would run again and articulated i think i could have mobilized a majority of thethe people behind me. i know a conversation that i'vee had with people around the country, en with some people who disagreed with me, they would say a vision, the direction that you point towards is the right one.e. >> well, donald trump respondedd where else, via twitter. president obama said he thinks he would have won against me. he should say that i say no way, jobs leaving isis, obamacare. president obama a very highvery approval rating. a 53 percent. you can compare to president elect trim's favor

mcconnell slowed downedn obama's momentum.entum. then in the 20's 10 midterm mte elections republicans won big. right now democrats are runningt fornow reelections ii republican leaning states liket montana missouri indiana. iia they want to work with thet to president and the incoming democratic leader chuck schumer of new yorkchu says he'h willing to accommodatein president trump where theyt tru agree. well, warren is striking a much tougher tone.gher ton she's -- her view is the is t default position should beposi obstruction and the republicans need to win then ant deo mocrats over. o because i know chuck schumer s has taken more middle of themorm line and she's taken the hardidn line the the other way so we'll see where the democrats sortrats of fall on this one. >> all right. alexander bolton thanks sonkso much we appreciate it. i talk to you on.o yo >> first on for tonight formeruo vice presidentrmerial candidate tim kaine was here.here. >> yeah.>> >> he opened up about thatt tha bruising presidential campaignse and how he has transitionediti

s decision. >> reporter: the obama administration is a little upset that president-elect donald trump is interjecting himself into this. there's one president at the time and at the moment it's president obama and once president-elect donald trump can get into office on january 20th then he can set policy related to israel. >> all right. edward lawrence live for us on capitol hill. thank you. >>> new development following that massive michigan sink hole. take crews have started to pump sewage into a detroit area river to prevent the flooding. this sink hole opened up over the weekend taking over a house. officials think a sewer failure beneath the damaged home caused that sink hole. >>> a little boy is dead and a man is now facing charges in what police say is a tragic accident. an unattended dump truck rolled down the hill and ran the boy over. the 5-year-old was playing in a driveway when the truck hit him. they charged a construction worker with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle. >>> federal authorities now offering $25,000 for information about an explosion. the blast blew the leg off of a 19-ye

president obama promised consequence against russia. kpix 5'sn had he russian consulate in san francisco. any sign of moving trucks? >> reporter: not yet, allen. it's been pretty quiet here today. but inside, no doubt, some people are packing. today the the state department told 35 russian diplomats in san francisco and washington, dc they have 72 hours to get out of the country. >> this is kind of a cat and mouse game "tit for tat." >> reporter: kpix 5 security analyst jeffrey harp is a former special agent for the fbi. he is not surprised by the expulsion of diplomats after u.s. intelligence claims russia hacked emails to manipulate the election. >> anytime have you these big sort of investigations happening, um, a result is usually somebody gets kicked out. >> reporter: in addition to the diplomats who are convicted out, the obama administration announced sanctions against four russian intelligence officials and five agencies including the main russian intelligence agency called the gru. according to harp, some of the diplomats in san francis

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obama. when you consider that ronald reagan allowed 21 different united nation's security council resolutions critical of israel, including criticizing the bombings of beirut and the siege of beirut throughout the 1980's, barack obama had various opportunities during the sieges of gaza in the bombardment of gaza that took lace under his watch to do so and didn't, you know, these accusations somehow being anti-israel of obama really raises questions about whether those accusations are not about something else that is unique about president obama. amy: let's turn to samantha power, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. who invoked ronald reagan when she spoke out explaining why the u.s. would abstain from this vote. >> let me begin with a quote. "the united states will not support the use of any additional land for the purpose of settlements during the transitional period. indeed, the immediate adoption of a settlement freeze i israel could create the confidence needed for wider participation in these talks. further settlement activity is in no way necessary for the security of israel and only diminishes the confidence of the arabs that a final outcome can be freely and fairly negotiated." that is the end of

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s . and president obama will travel to florida to thank some of the force's special forces. he will defend his approach to fighting terrorism and making the case against torturing. merkelchancellor angela says she will protect the country against future waves of refugees. she is also called for a ban on full-face veils. she spoke at a convention of her christian democratic union. she asked the party to support her bid for a fourth term. sayshief brexit negotiator the process will last less than two years. michael garnier -- michael bar barnier warned that the u.k. will be able to cherry pick what it likes about the e.u. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. julie: thanks. let's get to news in european m&a. there is apparently a bid for r. kelly on -- actelion, challenging a move by johnson & johnson. , whong us is at ed hammond is been covering the story. thanks for joining us. why would sanofi step in now? it seems johnson & johnson was far along in its process to buy actelion. well, we

president obama ejects dozens of russian diplomats from the u-s ... the response from the russian government this morning ...coming up in a live report. =sam/vo= >>> president obama ejects dozens of russian diplomats from the u.s. we have a live report coming up. >>> dleening up after a reported crash. the local cvs store that's led to broken windows and boarded-up doors this morning. >> reporter: a dispute between a pet groomer and a dog owner after the dog died coming up. >>> good friday morning to you. thank you very much for joining us at this very early 5:00 hour. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia-cannon. kari hall is on a different shift once again. mike inouye is enjoying some time off. vianey once again has weather and traffic on this last friday of the year. >> yeah. i think we are going to start seeing more cars on the road. i think it's because people are trying to get to their new year's eve destinations. if you're heading to southern california, you may want to pay attention. there could be some rain as you make your w

mitt romney when he said he had concerns about putin, president obama called him 1980's foreign policy. president bush said i looked into putin's eye and i saw a soul. both of these men have tried to do resets with putin and it's been unsuccessful. and i can go down the list since president obama voted into office, everything from crimea to assisting assad in syria. these are real concerns. if you're looking at the news last night and see what happened in aleppo, know that putin is playing a large hand in that. i take great at the idea that i'm thinking that you raise concerns of personal relationship. sandra: absolutely, they should be asked. here is the thing. evil dictators gather around oil. it's a precious resource. rex tillerson had to go and butt heads with everybody. he has to come out on top. i understand. they're not friends. >> he got a friendship award from the kremlin. will it impact his perspective -- harris: i want to talk about the award. what it was for it was a commercial deal. we do want to be specific about that. that is a fact. all feelings aside because facts done

s senator. president obama awarded him the presidential medal of freedom in 20-12. a federal court in south carolina has released three dramatic pieces of video used in dylann roof's trial. one shows parishioners arriving at a traditionally black church in charleston before a massacre last year. another clip shows roof parking his car and walking into the building. he is later seen lea the clips were played in court during roof's trial yesterday. officials said he confessed to killing nine people at the emanuel a-m-e church in june last year, hoping to provoke a race war. roof is facing 33-federal charges that can qualify him for the death penalty if he's convicted. u.s. marshals say this fugitive doesn't play nice. the milwaukee man has resisted arrest before and agents fear he won't go quietly if cornered. take a look at the man who agents say is "on the run." "either this guy is desperate." or he just doesn't care." it's 28-year-old steve young, "he doesn't want to go to jail, that's obvious." not the player, "an extensive criminal history." the loser agents say

in an exit interview with david axelrod, president obama reflected on 2008's bitter campaign fight, sayingallied 50%, or half of americans with his vision. susan, we'll sta with you. from the winning side, what do you think democrats have to do to win back those voters? you may not want to help them, but where did they go wrong? >> president obama also thought hillary clinton was going to win this go-around and basically said so several times before election night. what democrats need to do is broaden their appeal to middle -- to working class voters. and they have to stop talking to the east and the west coast elites, to be frank. and start focusing on the middle of america, because that's what trump was really able to tap into. >> there's no doubt, there's some of that, and i certainly saw it traveling the country this year, talking to as many voters as humanly possible in the rust belt and beyond, but is susan right, is that it or is it a little russian interference, other factors as well? >> i think it's multiple factors. i think it's important to not overinterpret election results. i

of jobs in the manufacturing sector that were created in this country under president obama's watch. >> john report,s is in cincinnati where the president-elect will kick off his so-called thank you tour, and states that helped him win the white house. >> reporter: there were a number of those in the industrial i -- midwest and if you ask why trump won in those states, donald trump said he was going to be tough on companies that planned to move from the united states, either to mexico or elsewhere overseas, offshore, and carrier decided it's going to keep about 1100 jobs in the city of indianapolis. a couple of reasons why it's doing that. first of all you mention ode tax breaks from the state of indiana. adding up to $7 million. some for education, and capital improvements and the other performance based. carrier has to keep a certain number of employees. so it's incentive to keep people on the payroll. and this would be a net benefit to carrier. the furnace plant these going to be staying open there, even though a lot of otalk is about air conditioners. a couple other reason is why carrier is stayi

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it would be the largest business deal a u-s company has done with iran since president obama signed an order lifting sanctions against iran. but some members of congress say they will fight it. some illinois lawmakers sent a letter to boeing in may -- asking the company not to do business with iran until untilt support for terror groups. ahead on wakeup this morning -- how the messy snow conditions affected airports in the midwest. the plane that slid off the runway - coming up. and the 4-inch rule is in effect this morning...which means be careful where you park your car today on the streets. we've got an update on snow now at 5:30. cleanup underway after getting several inches of snow across we got...and the parking rules you need to keep in mind today. a bit of sun today as yesterdays storm low move off to our east. colder air starts rolling in today with temperatures falling to the low 20s this afternoon and dipping into the single digits tonight. high pressure and cold air for wednesday means sun but highs only in the low teens. we cool further on wednesday and by thursday well be