that's what kerry underlined in the speech today. >> philip gordon, former top adviser to president obama on middle east policy. thanks for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> that will do it for us this hour. follow me on twitter @peter alexander. i'll be back later at 5:00 eastern for mtp daily. for now hallie jackson is next on msnbc. we hand the reins to you. >> hi, everybody. i'm hallie jackson in west palm beach, florida. we are all watching what's happening in washington. that speech and the exclusive interview right here on msnbc with secretary of state john kerry sitting down with andrea mitchell. here's what he had to say after the controversial u.n. vote last week. listen.

. >> philip gordon, former top adviser to president obama on middle east policy. thanks for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> that will do it for us this hour. follow me on twitter @peter alexander. i'll be back later at 5:00 eastern for mtp daily. for now hallie jackson is next on msnbc. we hand the reins to you. >> hi, everybody. i'm hallie jackson in west palm beach, florida. we are all watching what's happening in washington. that speech and the exclusive interview right here on msnbc with secretary of state john kerry sitting down with andrea mitchell. here's what he had to say after the controversial u.n. vote last week. listen. we'll get to that interview in a moment. andrea mitchell just completed an interview with john kerry talking about not just israel but potential upcoming punishment to russia for its role in interfering in the u.s. election process, according to u.s. intelligence assessments. andrea mitchell, if you are with us i want to talk with you a little bit about the sit-down you completed. tell me what stood out to you. you asked

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philip potter told the trial that as he sat here that afternoon, he tried to take in what had just happened, and his boss matthew gordontell the police about the brake warning light. matthew gordon denied that ever happened. he had been driving the truck in front. the prosecution claimed his business was a shambles. he denied 14 charges, including manslaughter. mechanic peter wood, employed to inspect the company's trucks, denied the four charges that he faced. the victims‘ families have beenin he faced. the victims‘ families have been in court every day, sometimes in tears. trying to understand what happened on that afternoon 22 months ago. and we will bring you more on those developments at bristol crown court throughout the afternoon. it‘s reported from germany, that the fingerprints of the berlin lorry attack suspect, anis amri, have been found on the door of the truck that smashed into a christmas market and killed twelve people. amri is the subject of a europe wide arrest warrant and manhunt. it‘s emerged the tunisian was known for violent crime and islamist sympathies, and had been on a us no fly—list. german po

philip potter told the trial that as he sat here that afternoon, trying to take in what had just happened, his boss, matthew gordon said, "don't tell the police about the brake warning light." this was all very much preventible. they denied us of a family. sian vaughn says she has been horrified to hear in court about the state of the truck, especially as her chauffeur husband took safety so seriously. the words he would have used to describe them would have been "cowboys", because there is no way that steve would have ever put anybody‘s life in danger, let alone his own. the families hope matthew gordon's conviction will send a clear message to the owners of all haulage companies. he and peter wood were remanded in custody, to be sentenced in the new year. the syrian army says it is in control of all of aleppo, the biggest military victory for president assad in almost six years of war. the last convoy of civilians and rebel fighters was escorted out this evening. one of those brought out in the past few days was seven—year—old bana alabed, whose messages on social media covered everything from the death of frien

philip potter told the trial that as he sat here that afternoon, trying to take in what had just happened, his boss, matthew gordonhis was very much preventible. it's denied us a family. sian vaughn says she's been horrified to hear in court about the state of the truck, especially as her chauffeur husband took safety to seriously. the words he would have used to describe them would have been "cowboys" because there is no way that steve would have ever put anybody‘s life in danger, let alone his own. the families hope matthew gordon's conviction will send a clear message to the owners of all haulage companies. he and peter wood were remanded in custody, to be sentenced in the new year. the queen and the duke of edinburgh have arrived at sandringham for christmas — a day later than planned because they're both suffering from heavy colds. a helicopter arrived at buckingham palace to take them to norfolk around lunchtime today. the palace confirmed their departure but wouldn't make any further comment on their health. the prince of wales has warned of the dangers of religious persecution and intolerance and he's like

philip turner told the trial that as he sat there trying to take and what had happened, his boss, gordonthe police about the brake warning light. that boss, gordon, has now been convicted of manslaughter. the prosecution claimed his business was a shambles. a mechanic, peter wood, who was employed to inspect the company's who was employed to inspect the compa ny‘s trucks, has who was employed to inspect the company's trucks, has also been found guilty on four counts of manslaughter. this was preventable. it denied us of his family. she says she has been horrified to hear the state the truck with them, especially as her chauffeur husband took safety so seriously. he would have said they were cowboys. there is no way that he would ever have put anyone's life in danger, let alone his own. as he left court having been found not guilty, the driver said he had sympathies with the families. they are constantly in my thoughts. i just the families. they are constantly in my thoughts. ijust hope they can carry on now. his former boss and the mechanic will be sentenced in the mechanic will be sente

philip potter told the trial that, as he sat here that afternoon, trying to take in what had just happened, his boss, matthew gordon tell the police about the brake warning light." that boss, matthew gordon, has now been convicted of manslaughter. the prosecution claimed his business, grittenham haulage, was a shambles. a mechanic, peter wood, who was employed to inspect the compa ny‘s trucks, has also been found guilty on four counts of manslaughter. the fact of the matter is that both men failed in their duty of care to the public. maggie gordon had no transport manager and flouted every revelation lay down to ensure safety. peter wood signed off their god is safe when clearly they were not. men if the folks at the time of the crash were long—standing. —— domenico defaults. —— many of the faults. sian vaughan says she has been horrified to hear about the state the company kept the trucks in, especially as her chauffeur husband took safety so seriously. the word he would have used to describe them would have been cowboys. because there's no way that steve would have ever put anybody‘s life in danger, let alone his

earlier this month, the chancellor, philip hammond said a separate brexit deal for scotland was "not realistic." lorna gordone uk as over the last six months since the ukasa over the last six months since the uk as a whole voted to leave the eu. but a majority of people in scotland voted to remain. today we expect quite a lot of detail, actually, about what nicola sturgeon wants to do to protect scotland's interests going forward. she is calling for a soft brexit, not a hardline. that means maintaining the single market. ideally she would like that to happen with the uk as a whole, maintaining that access. if that is not possible, she wants scotland is to have that access. see things in orderfor that to to have that access. see things in order for that to happen significant powers need to be devolved to the scottish parliament in edinburgh for things like immigration, employment rights, and if none of that is possible, the option of a second independence referendum. theresa may, the prime minister, said she will look seriously at these proposals and there is a meeting next month to discuss them. lorna gordon

, matthew gordon, who has been found guilty of four counts of manslaughter, was driving one lorry through a western village when he stopped, and then a second lorry driven by 20—year—old philip