of anti-social feeling towards him. e is going up against francois theon. the e only one who really stand ut of any significant is a different candidate. she is by her very nature a very much santa establishment figment >> we have a former economy minister who split from hollande's government, and he has started a political movement here. it is not clear how far he might go with it. but one thing he has is he has a pro business agenenda that ca fromom a socialist b background? >> obviously, he is a big hreat to the sociaialists. he did well l in 2012. was riding on n the back of n anti-austeririty and anti-i-cri sentiment back then. he was also resesponsible for t new working laws in france. we saw a while wave of student and worker protests in the summer. so in many ways, while he is youthful and dynamic, he is also an establish yiment figure. while he is a threat, i think nevertheless both candidates are largely in the same bought with regards to being seen as socialist figures. really it is going to be very interesting to see which one will push to the right to compete with those two. >>

rico, we have sat together at the council fires of ouray the peacemaker, in the camp of the uncompahgre utes. you know the language of the white men. we are at war with the white man. you are not at war with such as these. the women in these wagons come in the name of the great spirit to heal the sick, to teach your children. mean your people no harm. in their wagons they protect our enemies, the navajo. does the great rico make war on children? the utes will make war on all who would try to steal our land. these women only wish to pass through your land. ( speaking ute ) the old one will speak. ( speaking ute ) when the old one was a little boy, he went to the mission school, and the people felt the sharpness of their bayonets. and they grew angry. his father and the father of his father took part in the massacre, killing all the soldiers, and the black robes, too. all this he remembers. n, and that we must kill them. the soldier will come soon, and men without honor. and my people will suffer. if you make war on these people, you make war on a future brave... is this the way the utes keep

. >> reporter: former republican governor of ut jon huntsman now in the running and general petraeus making a case for the top post. >> five years ago i made a serious mistake and i apologized for it. >> reporter: revealing classified information to his former mistress should not disqualify him for serving as secretary of state. >> i paid a very heavy price for it and i've learned from it. >> top adviser kellyanne conway saying more interviews will continue this week for secretary of state, potential contenders. she also said it's a position that demands loyalty. of course, could that be another jab at leading contender mitt romney? we'll wait and see. in the last few minutes, the trump transition team announcing that donald trump will, in fact, nominate dr. ben carson to housing and urban development. that's the nomination we have been expecting for about the past week. chris and alisyn? >> thank you. we want to talk about something that is hard and in real time right now. let's bring in cnn political commentator errol louis, abby philip and senior congressional correspondent david

of. >> scam artists know ut and the greatest amount of scam is online and by the use of social media. >> reporter: and because social media isn't going away any time soon, the bett says make sure you're double checking what websites you're going to, beware any calls to action, and keep an eye on how you're sending e-cards. and remember, above all else, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably s. >> remember, it's the holiday time. you're not going to get anything for free, right? >> just about any time. we have great gift resources on the nbc washington app including a gift-wrap guide and the best toys for kids. just search gift. >>> it's a problem a lot of folks know all too well. as you get older, reading isn't as easy as it used to be. a lot of us turn to reading glasses. but one local woman just underwent a surgery that made everything come back in focus. barbara harrison tells us about rain drop surgery. >>> most of the words are fuzzy. if i had my reading glasses, i could read it. >> reporter: she is describing a situation known as over blurred close-up vision. people begin t

of uncertainty sn’f m: ut—m ult 23min bit of uncertainty about where the worse of that might be, butare looking at bright weather. temperatures between four and eight celsius for most of us. that's your forecast. this is bbc news. i'm richard lister. the headlines at 10.30am: eight out of ten young carers are not receiving the help they need from social services, according to the children's commissioner for england. countering electoral fraud — voters in some parts of england will be asked to show id in pilot schemes. russian crash investigators recover a black box flight recorder from the military aircraft which crashed into the black sea, it is thought all 93 people on board died in the crash. the "prevent" anti—extremism programme is defended by leicestershire‘s chief constable. simon cole describes some of the criticism as "hysterical". the actress liz smith, best known for her roles as mrs cropp lee in the vicar of dibley and is now on in the vicar of dibley and is now on in the sitcom the royal family has died at the age of 95. now on bbc news, victoria derbyshire takes a look

of infants. many tested in a new study contains potentially harmful substances. >> that is scary. >> they tested 69 plastic teethers put in the uted levels of bpa and disruptors and those labeled bpa free were non-toxic. they have been linked to neurological problems t. united states banned bpa in many children's product. baby teethers, however, haven't been thoroughly investigated. to learn more visit acs.org. >> it's crazy to imagine these products are getting into the child. >>> ohio is a heart beat away from being one abortion states in the nation. a safety test is yours. one of them. details next as "early today" >>> ohio governor john kasich must decide whether to stein heart beat bit. it would ban abortion when a if signed, it can be one of the strictest abortion bills in the country. >>> hillary clinton will be on capitol hill for harry reid. she is scheduled to make her first public remarks after losing the election. >>> sophia vergara has a case with her ex, essentially her embryos are suing her. . >>> the list of the safest 2017 vehicles is out. the institute for highway safety found 82 models earned the top safety pick

utes led 10-7 after one quarter. the hoosiers go in front as divine redding gets into the end zone. with 1:20 left, andy phillips kicks his fourth field goal ofight, a 27-yarder, utah beats indiana, 26-24, the utes have won 14 of their last 15 bowl games. >> prepared last the last few weeks. i had to go out there bike jordan did in '97. just leave it all out there. >> feels good to be back in the city i was born in. i'm excited to be back. i have family out here, be out here with my family. i should be able to win this with these guys, it's beyond words. >> with a chance to claim the afc west title and a first-round bye, the raiders are hoping matt mcgloin will lead them to victory on sunday. he's looking forward to taking on the broncos. >> this is the position you want to be in. this is why you spend so much time, you know, trying to master your craft and why you put so much time in the weight room, the film room and practices, for games like this, for moments like this. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought

utes led 10-7 after one quarter. the hoosiers go in front as divine redding gets into the end zone. with 1:20 left, andy phillips kicks his fourth field goal of, a 27-yarder, utah beats indiana, 26-24, the utes have won 14 of their last 15 bowl games. >> prepared last the last few weeks. i had to go out there bike jordan did in '97. just leave it all out there. >> feels good to be back in the city i was born in. i'm excited to be back. i have family out here, be out here with my family. i should be able to win this with these guys, it's beyond words. >> with a chance to claim the afc west title and a first-round bye, the raiders are hoping matt mcgloin will lead them to victory on sunday. he's looking forward to taking on the broncos. >> this is the position you want to be in. this is why you spend so much time, you know, trying to master your craft and why you put so much time in the weight room, the film room and practices, for games like this, for moments like this. >> this abc7 sports report has afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the

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that's more than a third of a mile. utscuts the drive time between two southwest chinese cities from four hours to just one. nasa's mars rover curiosity is giving us a look at something you might not expect to see on the red planet-- purple rocks. the plum-colored boulders were captured in a series of images received last month near the martian mountain known as mount sharp. nasa says the color comes from a type of iron oxide in the rocks. well, coming up, we're on the chase for crooks stealing hot wheels of cheese. chase for crooks stealing hot wheels of cheese. ♪ this holiday, the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside the person who opens it. give your loved ones ancestrydna, the simple dna test that can tell them where they came from -by revealing their ethnic mix. it's a gift as original as they are. order now at ancestrydna.com. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke

there not a day that goes by that we don't miss her. laws ut of the >> reporter: michela gregory was a 20-year-old student at san francisco state. she died in the oakland fire. her father, dave gregory. y to exit to get out.] mike kelly is an expert in suing on behalf of families - he's been contacted by several who also lost loved ones in the fire. he says recoverng money in a case like this is hard. [sot-kelly] [kelly 7] [18-30] [going to trial and getting a verd illion dolla >> she was a good kid. her and alex loved each other. she just wanted to have a good time and never came home. >> reporter: still grief stricken today kimberly and gregory are suing. >> we have two lawsuits arising out of the ghost ship fire in oakland. >> reporter: mary alexander represents the gregory family and parents of another victim, griffin madden. the lawsuits filed today are against the owners of the building, party promoters and the master tenant, derek almena. she said they all knew it was a death trap. >> they allowed these young people to come to an event where there was no fire alarms, no sprink

while a lot of americans have been shopping online, this holiday season, you are running o ut of timeu are not completely out of it to get those items in time for christmas. unless you are ready to pay a lot of money. some people are filling in those last minute items. we also see a lot of men that wait until the last minute to do their shopping. >> heading to the jewelry stores? >> reporter: definitely. especially today the men. we have seen a lot of macy's bags and we see some fks are spending a lot of money on electronics which surprised me, i thought that was items they gotten earlier on in the year. online sales are up 11% so far, pretty strong. slice intelligence scans e-mail receipts say that at least through december 15th, amazon has taken 35% of online sales. >> thank you very much, merry christmas to you. >>> president-elect trump secured the radio city rocket to perform at his inauguration. one of the rockets took to social media of disappointments. and e-mail response from the dancer union. it is not about politics and the dancers are expected to perform. that e-mail is no

of the house is leaning strongly that the white house under trump would be where congressional republicans are and that's very disappointed and on president obama on this issue. >> we are waiting for word o ut of hawaii from the administration to see if we'll get any reactions there or comments. for now, lets get more of the vote of the united nations. . joining me is our former deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama and president now of the washington strategy group. to both of you, thank you very much for your time on a holiday friday. we got a lot of news. i want to get both of your reactions to what just happened, joel, let me stafrt with you. how do you read on what just played out? >> this is clearly by a administrati administrati administrati administration exasperation. and that's not very far from the rhetoric that we hear from israel itself and its security leadership and over many years from past ministers on the labor side primarily where settlements have been seen as a difficult thorny issue that needs to be stopped. the concept that israel is pushing on, there is no effective peace process. we need to support and allow going forward of a statement that needs

jon tritsch: the cavalcade of cowboy talent is overwhelming..b ut remember bareback riding is for the pros..don't try this at home (wyatt denny/nfr competitor: "the thi compare it to is skydiving with a professional boxer. it's free-falling, there's a lot going on. it's mostly out-of-control, but still in control at the same time." jon tritsch: and for fans from places like idaho..montana and oregon.. (joe dobson/fan from idaho: "it's my world series if you will, in a lot of different venues. it's kind of our annual convention and we come down here too.") (jake and blair taylor: "from a small town in eastern oregon and we probably bring 100 people- which is probably 20 percent of our total.") jon tritsch: (the nfr year. 300 consecutive sell-outs and counting suggests it's working. reporting from the thomas & mack center, jon tritsch, 8 sports now.) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> mall of america is making history this holiday season... ((demetria obilor)) >> later we hear from the first black santa spreading cheer to the twin cities. ((kirsten joyce)) >> but first... parents continue their figh

of january. >>> levi stadium will host another ulster farm bowl. thousand fans will watch the indiana hoosiers play the utah utes. both of these teams are very finish -- physical . we spoke to fans buying into the san jose airport yesterday. >> let's just say when we moved back to utah we have football season tickets for our we had a house. you can see the family i am married into. they are very red-blooded. >> we'll go to too many bowl games in indiana. we are basketball school so this is a big treat. >> the teams will play for this beautiful trophy. you can wash -- watch the foster from -- farm bowl tonight here on channel 2. >>> the san jose sharks extended their lead in this specific -- pacific division . they have now won 7 of the last -- their last 8 games . less than 4 minutes into overtime it was burned with the game-winner. the sharks or 3 points ahead of edmonton. to have back-to-back games coming up. the philadelphia flyers at home on friday in the la kings on the road on saturday. >>> business owners say a 3- month-old project to reduce panhandling seems to be working . last september they installed

ut now because of the new state law saying that a jury has to be unanimous to impose the death sentence, the florida supreme court has decided that johnson must be given a another sentencing hearing. news of today's hearing has the polk county frustrated. the deputy who he wanted was a friend. in 2000 and the sheriff convinced then governor charlie crist to sign the death warrant for johnson. johnson is now 64 years old. and the sheriff fears he could die in prison before justice is ever served. no word yet on when the new hearing will take place. >> 811, a charity took a big hit after a parking pass right through their food pantry this lost control of the car. it drove through the parking lot and slammed into the building. and fortunately no one is there. there's about $5000 worth of damage done. the people the charity helps most, they are those affected. because the front is ?on friday they generally serve food to people and that will not happen tomorrow. >> the food will not be available to them tomorrow. we will try to save best we can and refer them to other locations.ut many peopl

of users' personal and confidential information. she goes on to say that yahoo has repeatedly compromised, has been repeatedly compromised and remains vulnerable. she is just not talking about the 1 billion accounts hacked ut of course the other case of 500 million accounts also hacked. in total 1.5 billion accounts at least from what we know. betty: incredible. ramy, thank you so much. breaking news. a few days ago j & j gave up a bid to buy actelion. now it looks like sanofi is in advance talks to buy the drug maker discussing a price tag of 5 per share and said the deal could be possible according to people familiar with the matter. structure. the talks are focused most loin the structure of how the companies would come together. and of course the deal could fall apart at any point. sanofi in advance talks to buy actelion. jpmorgan chief jamie dimeon says donald trump is doing the right thing by appointing business executives to his team. we'll have more in a moment. up next how asian currencies are faring as the dollar dominates. this is book. ♪ yvonne: this is daybreak asia. betty: a quick look at the business headlines at this hour. the former number two at creative group says he is confident of clea

scots-irish and others, english settlers and poor, they arrived with preconceived notions of racial difference. ,ut this biracial underclass white indentured laborers, , and thelaves difference is very ambiguous between the two. they work together, live together, party together, they hooked up, and they played music together. so there are correspondences and alliances potentially forming that if you are a member of the planter elite you want to prevent that from happening. you want to drive a wedge between those two groups. is over thesee course of the 17th century, laws being put into effect that define increasingly what it means to be black and what it means to be white. does is it essentially creates whiteness as a form of capital. i've used this term before. what do i mean by whiteness as a form of capital? anybody own any capital? you own any capital, jeff? >> money. prof. seiler: what can you do with that money? -- buyhings -- eye things and make a social statement, kind of. prof. seiler: it empowers you. i want us to think about the whiteness that emerges in the 17th century imparting a very

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i should not have had confidence in the people that normally take care of putting it together. .ut i don't have any regrets but like the prosecutor said -- i'mess is something the guy that signed the letters. >> according to observers you proud of -- you could have gotten a minor punishment from the committee. rep. rangel: i could have, yes. all, i was the one that called for the hearing. i was the one that called for an examination for 20 years of my taxes and my conduct. and it took them years before they came to a conclusion. and i would challenge them on the floor and say, whatever you got, just bring it out so i can clear my name. they said, you want us to bring it out, we will bring it out. but i certainly would have negotiated if i knew that they would have had blinders on and knew that they were complete, in charge of the process. i just could not believe you can have a constitution and just due process is taken out of the member's rights to determine the content of its members. let me make it clear. members had to vote on the censure. during a political time. news as someone

. >> we are also getting a look at one of the most controversial parts of the ghost ship, the ut on ift staircase created with pallets. this photo was taken and the daughterere, quote, hard to navigate, and you can easily e.ss a step or two and hurt yourself. the property owner's daughter has refuted claims of the staircase but we learned of blether standard staircase, but se wasses tell us it was often blocked off for parties and used first cables instead. that would mean this makeshift uthorcase was the only way for eople to get to the first floor and exit the building. iciaas mentioned, authorities have identified 33 people who died in the warehouse. 33 of the 36. but they have only released d daugnames. they range from musicians to business people and even local teacher. ho ownare the sons and daughters of families around the world. vesta former landlord who owned a warehouse similar to the ghost ship building says the rules are stookd against the owners. we found out how such living conditions can exist. steven. >> reporter: the former owner did not want to be identified because of

joe: here is a chart of flows out of precious metals, uts. look at the huge -- etf. down flow. shows you how quickly there has been a turnaround on this. let us talk about some others it has been trades and some sort of fascinating things we're looking at in this postelection period. want to bring in bloombergs luke kawa. there was a huge surge of money into etf's that were sort of short duration etf's, basically everyone coming out of long bonds and treasury into things that were on sensitive to rates. -- not sensitive to rates. luke: on monday, the top five flows to etf's, the main thing they had in common was they held floating-rate bonds or very short rates corporate debts, jumped at or just sovereign debt. the biggest outflow the same day with vanguard's long-term bond fund which most of those things materialize after 2040. in september, i was talking to kathy jones at charles schwab, she said duration rates is the one thing that clients don't talk to me about anymore. that is the one thing everybody is worried about now. joe: this is a chart scarlet brought up on her termi

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jon tritsch: the cavalcade of cowboy talent is overwhelming..b ut remember bareback riding is for the pros..don't try this at home (wyatt denny/nfr competitor: "the thing i like to compare i it's free-falling, there's a lot going on. it's mostly out-of-control, but still in control at the same time." jon tritsch: and for fans from places like idaho..montana and oregon.. (joe dobson/fan from idaho: "it's my world series if you will, in a lot of different venues. it's kind of our annual convention and we come down here too.") (jake and blair taylor: "from a small town in eastern oregon and we probably bring 100 people- which is probably 20 percent of our total.") jon tritsch: (the nfr wants to make this event more fan-friendly every year. suggests it's working. reporting from the thomas & mack center, jon tritsch, 8 sports now.) ((chris maathuis)) >> coming up in sports... we'll show ya who had a few impressive rides among the 120 cowboys and cowgirls all looking for a piece of the 10 million dollar purse. --denise ((denise valdez)) >>> not only are rodeo fans in vegas this week, but so

those who revere the flag for reasons of ancestry and heritage retained every right to do so. ut what happened in charleston shed a different -- shed a different light on an issue our state long struggled with. we saw people of all races coming together. we didn't have riots. we had vigils. we didn't have violence. we had hugs. the state house belongs to all people. that was not possible with that flag. we came together in a way that allowed us to see each other in ways that don't always happen, with love, grace, and compassion. it's a love we learned from the emmanuel 12. the flag came down. and south carolina moved forward. i'd like to think that jack kemp would have been proud of that. and i guess you all have heard that i'm up for a different job now. it's an incredibly challenging time for our country. both here at home and internationally. but it's also an exciting time. we will have a new president. we will have opportunity to put our conservative principles into action. so when president-elect trump asked me to be his nominee as ambassador to the united nations, i was hon

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strauss: as a journalist, i have written a lot of stories, ut i wrote one book before, dad of a girl not like my kids were the greatest. it was sort of funny and sentimental. a totally different kind of thing than this. brian: you say james buchanan did not profit financially? mr. strauss: well, because he was in his mind independently wealthy. he was not the wealthiest man in the america but his desire was to give parties. there is always a positive aspect to every negative guy, and he was -- two things about him. one, in all of his papers, he never says anything bad about anybody, publicly. at least in the papers, i do not know what he said in verbal erms, but even people he did not like politically, he never said anything bad about them personally. like i said, he loved giving parties. the inaugural ball of 1857 was the greatest party in 19th century america. brian: how did you find that? mr. strauss: ok. here is the problem. after van buren, the next several presidents had non partying aspects to them. there was still an elite party scene. dolly madison was certainly invited to e

a pick up of -- increased ut zalgts and most goods and services, including hospital and physician and clinical services and an acceleration in per enrollee spending due in part to the new enrollees that may have been sicker, used more services and had higher medical costs than previously insured individuals. looking at the medicare program we see spending reached $646.2 trillion, increasing 4.5% following 4.8% growth in 2014. in 2015 enrollment growth slowed 0.4 percent ang points which accounted for the difference in the overall growth in medicare between 014 and 2015. per enrollee growth trends remained almost identical in 2014 at 1.6% and 1.7% respectively. the stable overall spending growth for the medicare program includes slower growth for hospital services due to reductions and d.i.s.h. payments and declinement in readmission. medical retail increased substantially in 2015 due to expansion on hepatitis c drugs but slowdown was due to a slowdown in medicare on behalf of medicare. while there was faster growth for nursing home care and holme health care due to an increase in paym

i'm proud to be able to help people who are temporarily homeless get out of gyms and shelters. ut here's the irony. i was homeless myself for two years because of federal contract workers that i worked for stole thousands of dollars from my paycheck. not only was i homeless, i had thousands of dollars of medical debt and i had to rely on food banks to feed myself. last week, when i told my story at the strike, keith encouraged me to keep fighting and keep organizing. he said that every worker deserves a good union job. that is why, as a worker, organizing with the communication workers of america, and good jobs nations, i am proud to say that we support keith as the next chairman of the democratic national committee. brothers and sisters, we all need to come together. and our anion in our churches in our mosques and temples and in our communities. to fight for change. as keith says, when we fight ogether, we will win together. -- it is now onor my honor to introduce another good jobs defender. he also believes that when millions of us organize together, nobody is going to stop us.

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>> they were pulled overhe complaints of hate speech and racist language. >> but tonight a virginia ut tol district has decidey d t brinongt ha bs acdek two classis american novels. the adventures of the huckleberry finn and "to kill "k a mockingbird" will be immediately returned to publicye school libraries in accomac l county.ibra co unboth were pulled after a mother of a studentsnts complained.mp fooling review thefo superintendent decided to putenc the books back on the shelves. >> i can't say that there's an actual correlation betweenlati hate z i would say no becauseoun they're both classic americanicn literature and they actual are both novels about racial racia sensitivity so in my personaly l opinion it would be that it is w better to include them in theoui curriculum than to cut themto ct out based on some s uncomfortable conversationsconvt they might raise.ai >> accomac county says it will be up to both teachers and staffers to convey the biggernvy meaning and messages in thes t literature. >> in tonight's health watchltwa the surgeon general says e-cigarettes are a public p

of seattle. and then, atlanta leads the ut your wild card teams. >> cris: how about detroit. ever since jim bob cooter took over as that play caller, this team and matthew stafford have found ways to win every week. sometimes in the most improbable ways. >> al: did it again today. and this is tolbert who gets the carry. mike tolbert was going to with the recipient of the first pass third and five. with a relatively good chance is going to take us to the two-minute warning. >> cris: cam doesn't look too anxious for a quick one here. >> al: nope. >> cris: i guess you're right. two-minute warning. 40-7, seahawks. >> al: and that's what you're going to see next sunday night. cowboys/giants, michele on the field, stars of the game. mike tirico, tony dungy, mike florio weigh in. we will preview that raiders/chiefs game, coming up thursday night on nbc. and the sunday night game. we'll pack up george hill, gang, and head to kansas city, where it's supposed to be toasty on the thursday. looking at the forecast. a high of 22. third and five. will be a first down, as person make the wa

responded saying "while the university recognizes right of faculty to freely express thoughts and opinions in public debate professor figure rela mars are ut arely reprehensible and do not reflect the values of the university. the university is taking the situation very seriously. and the professor react todd drexel's statement saying it sends a chilling message he says he's received hubd reds of received hundreds of death threats behind his post sfwlt highest gas will be higher. pennsylvania gas tax increases sunday, january 1 after this latest hike. about 78 cents from every gallon will go to taxes. that money pays for road construction and maintenance across the state. >>> and with that in mind let's look at latest prices at the pump. drivers in pennsylvania are currently paying $2.45 for gallon of regular and in new jersey $2.33 to fill up own delaware cheapest at $.25. >> new york attorney general is weighing in on president-elect don bell's plan top shut down his charitable foundation to avoid conflict of interest laws. the attorney general says the president elects cannot legally dissolve that foundation while it's under investigati

of course. because we e cases think they were decided wrong. take a ely would we case -- a death case we would. ut usually, we take cases because the analysis of the ourt's below reflect a disagreement on the meaning of federal law and you can't have two different federal laws in parts of the country, so we will take one or both of those cases. those i say, disagreements have been simply on significant questions, have recent ply more rare in years. i mean, it's not as though we sit down at the end of the term how many ay, guys, cases you want to take? let's take 120. that's not what happens. trickle in week by week, and we vote on those that we worthy of our consideration. and the last few years, they've been -- at the end of the term, up to about adding 75 or so. those you make aware at the you time which one of those will be the blockbuster cases? >> usually. usually tell n which ones pertain to a major piece of legislation and, you know, a legislation that is a on the society, sure. does it affect the decision process? no, not mine. i could talk to other people's, does.don't think it i put in a

short phone call with the president of taiwan or do you worry that these types of unor to docked approaches are setting ut on a collision course that our adversaries? >> that's a great question. i'm somewhere in between. i think all of our foreign policy should be subject to fresh eyes. i think one of the, i've said this before, i am very proud of the work i've done. i think i'm a better president now than when i've started, but, you know, if you are here for eight years in the bubble, you get started seeing things a certain way and you benefit from the democracy benefits, america benefits from some good perspectives. and i think it should be not just the prerogative but the obligation of a new president to examine everything that's been done and see what makes sense and what doesn't. that's what i did when i came in, i'm assuming any new president will undertake those samer is sizes and given the importance of the relationship between the united states and china, given how much is at stake in terms of the world economy, national security, our presence in the asia pacific, china's increasing role in entir

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of the u.s. military. obama took ut warrior generals and effective leaders that understood wars.idn't like it but understood it. trump understands that's bad way to do business. brought in other people, recognized world-class generals. going to get the intelligence from. going to redo the cia. doesn't trust them innately. >> you have to admit things around the world in disarray, maybe a different approach might work. >> absolutely. and obama has had a different style but at the same time i think you need to realize -- i also take a little bit of issue with what sean just said, obama inherited a situation that george w. bush unfortunately took us to a war of choice and things really unravelled. i think that by having these john wayne kind of cowboy style which in a way george w. bush was accused of that attitude, only going to further perpetrate the narrative we have with terrorism. not going to help us. diplomacy is important and middle approach we need. i find it hard to believe trump will get there in timely manner. >> come back in the next hour. thanks for being with us. break

a couple of names we are watching, johnson & johnson to acquire swiss company, it bowed ut of the bidding for the company but now the journal is reporting that the deal could value as much as $30 billion. we are keeping an eye on honda motors, in talks with alphabet, google company. the deal if it goes through honedra will test software in its vehicles and that's an alphabet company. the business backlash continues this morning in north carolina after lawmakers repeal bathroom bill in special legislative session. lauren simonetti. lauren: the law requires transgender people that corresponds to sex on birth certificates. the nba even moved all-star game out of north carolina. well, according to some estimates this law has caused the tar heel state at least $630 million in lost business. the obama administration push to get more people to sign up for health insurance under obamacare before president obama leaves office, that appears to be working. it says about 6.4 million consumers signed up for coverage for 2017, 400,000 more than last year. increase comes as president-elect donald trump

of the crash. what are authorities saying how --ut what happened back out saying now about what happened? jenny: they are trying to keep an open mind. they are saying this could be a traffic accident. but they are also saying this could well have been deliberately planned and they cannot rule out that it may have been an act of terrorism. earlier this evening, hundreds of thousands of people came down to one of berlin's business markets expecting to enjoy festivities with no idea that at some point during the evening this truck, which i think you will be able to make out behind me, came plowing in and amongst people andand sending them flying, bodies scattered underneath the christmas lights. just moments before people have been eating and drinking and enjoying the atmosphere. there is a great deal of questions to be answered. in the meantime, there are a lot of people in hospital tonight, at least 50 injured. we saw some of them were taken away by ambulance, some of them clearly in a bad state indeed. at the moment we know that nine people were killed tonight. it may yet be that the deat