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randi kaye tonight reports. >> reporter: the trump international hotel in the heart of washington, d.c., luxury at its best. there's no surprise that the king of bahrain chose the hotel to celebrate its king next month. the problem is, the hotel is owned by donald trump. the united states constitution bans officials from accepting payments from foreign powers, without congressional approval. >> the government of bahrain is going to be paying for this event. the trump hotel. this particular transaction could very well be in violation. >> reporter: it's all spelled out in article 1, section 9, known as the foreign emoluments clause, and bars the government from accepting accepting any king, prince or foreign state. >> this is the most coveted piece of real estate in washington, d.c., the best location. >> reporter: now trump's d.c. hotel is ratcheting up the conversation about trump's business affairs and whether they will present a conflict of interest once he's sworn in. >> he needs to sell the assets, get the cash, a couple billion dollars, a nice start in life for him and his kids an

he has an airtight alibi. >> randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> well, earlier this morning we spoke withinal defense attorney and former prosecutor and because she's worked on both sides of the courtroom she was able to give us a look at the next steps for the defense and the state in this case. take a look. >> they've exhausted so many grounds for appeals, but there's so many other legal procedures they could look for. right now what the state is going to want to do is request that the trial court has skakel remanded back to prison and the defense attorneys i would presume would ask the court to let him remain out in the free because he's been out for three years and has presumably complied with all of the requirements that he was given on the condition of being released. so right now it's the question of whether he's going to be remanded back to prison and for how long. >>> in other news breaking overnight, a massive man hunt under way in pennsylvania after a state trooper was shot and killed in the line of duty. authorities are searching for this man, jason robeson, he is considered t

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randi kaye talk stopped of them. >> we're going to be the first on the victory tour.re. >> reporter: for most of the people at this so call thank you tour, it's so far so good. >> what has impressed you so far. >> impressed me? his per sevens his attitude. his resilience and his strength. and just look at the work ethic he's had. he, would tirelessly is certainly a credit i think to what he's going to be able to do going forward. >> reporter: how would you say the transition is going so far. >> i think he's doing great. he's like a workaholic. >> reporter: what has impressed you about donald trump since he was elected? just his composure. he's acting very presidential-like. >> reporter: everyone we spoke with here is in awe of how quickly donald trump is pulling together his cabinet. >> glad to see that he has a couple of women on there. his cabinet is likely going to be one of the wealthiest cabinets in modern history. can you relate to that? >> personally, no. i wish i could. >> reporter: is that okwu? >> i'm trusting -- i really do believe he's picking the a plus p

#he's your president. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> jake tapper was at that event, alsonversation through campaign managers robbie look and kellyanne conway which will air this weekend. >>> first, here's part of that conversation. >> you've's referred to this as a post-factual election where facts don't matter. and you were taking issue with something that donald trump said. and there were other things the so-called fake news disinformation out there, stories, a crazy story toward the end of the campaign in which the nypd was about to throw hillary clinton and her whole gang in jail for stuff found on a computer that linked everybody to child sex trafficking. general flynn retweeted at some point. how much of a problem was this post-factual election in your view? >> i think it was a huge problem. look, jake, i think there's a lot of things we need to examine coming out of this. you just named one of them. congress has got to investigate what happened with russia here. we cannot have foreign and foreign aggressors i would argue intervening in our elections. we know that t

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randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> all right. joining me now, cnn political commentat commentator, democratic strategist, maria cardona. journalist, "qu connie martin. it was interesting hearing michelle obama say to oprah winery, now we're feeling what not having hope feels like. it continues to strike me that that a very different message we're hearing from her husband, the president of the united states, who seems to be going out of his way to make the transition as smooth as possible. >> clearly, john, she is carving out a different identity for herself from her husband's and a voice we hadn't heard heretofore but i think she sees the need for such a voice and she's become a powerhouse and she is speaking not about politics, she is speaking about morality, she's speaking about character, she's speaking about decency, acceptable behavior, unacceptable behavior. t she is not talking politics here. once having carved out that strong, moral voice for herself which clearly is an authentic voice because she speaks from the heart, t

cnn's randi kaye talked to some of them. >> we're going to be the first on the victory tour.t's why i'm here. >> reporter: for most of the people at this so call thank you tour, it's so far so good. >> what has impressed you so far. >> impressed me? his perseverance, his attitude, his resilience and his strength. and just look at the work ethic he's had. the fact that he works tirelessly is certainly a credit, i think, to what he's going to be able to do going forward. >> reporter: how would you say the transition is going so far. >> i think he's doing great. he's like a workaholic. >> reporter: what has impressed you about donald trump since he was elected? >> just his composure. he's acting very presidential-like. >> reporter: everyone we spoke with here is in awe of how quickly donald trump is pulling together his cabinet. >> glad to see that he has a couple of women on there. his cabinet is likely going to be one of the wealthiest cabinets in modern history. can you relate to that? >> personally, no. i wish i could. >> reporter: is that okwu? -- is that okay with you? >>

. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> okay, after more than a year, ronda rousey returns to theon. and it was not good. >> it was not good for her, christi or her fans. rousey's comeback didn't even last one minute. the question now, will we ever see rousey fight in the octagon again? no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> so, ronda rousey's ufc comeback it didn't last a minute. >> even a blink. did not last a blink. >> andy scholes, obviously has more than a minute. >> yeah, right. it had been more than a year since she lost to holly holmes. that was last november. we're wondering which rousey is going to show up, is it the one that nominated the ufc for so long or the one that got beaten easily by holly holm. we found out that rousey did not speak to the media at all, instead, spent all of her time training for the comeback. she got pummeled by amanda

here's randi kaye. >> reporter: he was a military test pilot who, in 1962, made history.ohn glenn became the first american to orbit the earth. >> godspeed, john glenn. five, four -- >> from his friendship 7 capsule, glenn relayed back from space. >> roger. i feel fine. oh, the view is tremendous. >> reporter: glenn was one of the mercury 7, a group chosen to put men in space. he completed three revolutions around the globe in just under five hours, earning him a spot in the history books. he was later awarded the congressional space medal of honor. at the time, space travel was in its infancy until glenn's flight, the russians had led the space race. >> long-term staying power. this is not a sprint. it's a marathon. >> glenn had already made history in 1957 when he broke the transcontinental speed record during a flight from los angeles to new york. he did it in just three hours and 23 minutes. it was his journey around the globe that boosted america's spirit. >> people have looked up for tens and thousands of years and have looked up and wondered what was up there in ou

. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn new york. >> back now with the panel. also something extra, namely trump supporter jeffrey lord and kayleigh mcenany as well as democrats paul begala and angela rye. a lot to discuss. first of all, have we ever seen the grown children of a president-elect sitting in on meetings like this who are also going to be running a corporation, in family business, also involved in the picking of cabinet secretaries? >> no. absolutely not. that's unprecedented. let me say, anderson, i don't begrudge donald trump wants to incorporate his family. >> they're his top advisers. >> he's built an entire brand, the family is the brand, the name is the brand, the o, he groomed them to take over. i don't begrudge him. it is the fact there's no delineation right now. if, indeed, eric trump and don jr. are going to run the business, they clearly should not be part of building and forming the government. that, to me -- there's no problem in taking counsel from your family. the problem is they haven't set up and set forth what are the guidelines

. >> randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> make sure you tune into state of the union with jake tapper tomorrowgers are on that show. state of the union with jake tapper sunday 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> do stay with us here. what you're looking at there, a birds eye view of the toxic legacy isis has left in iraq, yes, it has been pushed out of the city, but look at what's left for these people. (vo) it's the holidays at verizon, and the best deals are on the best network. (both) yes! (vo) with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and even carry over the data you don't use. and right now get four lines and 20 gigs for only $40 per line. and, just for the holidays, get a samsung galaxy s7 edge for only $15 per month. no trade-in required. i love you in that, no, i love you in that. no, i love you in that! (vo) hurry, these offers end soon. get the best deals and the best network, only on verizon. mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural g

randi kaye talked to some of them this afternoon. >> we're going to be the first on the victory tour. so that's why i'm here. >> reporter: for most of the people at this so-called thank you tour, so far, so good. what's impressed you so far? >> impressed me? his perseverance, his attitude. the fact that he's just worked tirelessly is certainly a credit, i think, to what he's going to be able to do going forward. >> how would you say the transition is going so far? >> i think he's doing great. he's just like a worldaholic. >> reporter: what has impressed you about donald trump so far since he was elected? >> just his composure, he's acting very presidential like. >> reporter: everyone we spoke with here is in all of how quickly donald trump is butting together his cabinet. >> glad to see he's had a couple of women on there. >> his cabinet is likely to be one of the wealthiest cabinets in modern history. can you relate to that? >> personally, no! >> reporter: is that okay with you? >> but i'm trusting that i really do believe that he's picking the a plus plus people that he says. the pe