ain't no dudes who can take out reg. we'll see. reg is cool. don't mess with him. we mess with who we want you don't, ziphead. don't call him ziphead. shut up! i'm the hammer. i call the shots. lot of good action here. cigarettes, dope, phone callll easy living if you want it. want a taste of the good side? sounds all right? hey, pudding. thanks. i'm going to drop those two. you got a problem with that? no, they're just acquaintances. nt your dessert. hey, knock it off. anybody want a broken neck? that's one demerit for all of you. bloodhound, you get your ass to solitary right now. why don't you go to sleep? yeah, sure. hanson: it's still locked. you tired? i cleaned toilet bowls all day. i'm tired. don't you want to talk or something? are you okay? it's just this room is so small. i don't know if i can take it. try not to think about it. let's just talk for a little bit. you know, if the door was open i'd be all right. if the door was open, everything would be cool. ( ( eathes deeply ) yeah. it's kind of strange looking in all these kids' faces, isn't it? why? ju

tribeses and creating smaller groups you could pit against each other to have dominion over in the reg gomez. it was really scary and thought out. i wonder like racists, they are really committed. i wonder why they aren't committed to making the world a better place because they're very good at what they do. [applause] i sometimes wish -- >> you talk a lot about the how important language is and was keeping people separate. how did it play out into the sort of apartheid sort of design? the. >> there were different ways. you know it was everything from the schooling system in which children were taught in

i mean, really, what do say, reg? >> it just makes you sick. it's shocking what people think they can get away with on the internet, but something uplifting to share with you right now. >>> a group of students making the most of a scary situation when severe weather hit atlanta yesterday. thousands of kids, they were in school. one high school went into a tornado lockdown. instead of panicking or worrying, this group of kids decided to sing a christmas song. >> ? mary did you know that your baby boy, mary did you know that your baby boy, did you know that your when you kiss your little baby, you kissed the face of god, mary did you know, marry did you know, mary did you know, >>> state law enforcement officers could start getting more money if governor rick scott gets his way. here's why. we want to know which one is more important to you. a enforcement officers, or raising the national minimum wage to $15 an hour. more than half of you say it's the 5% raise for law enforcement. keep your phone on and log on to wtsp.com/votenow. your next chanc

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>> yes. >> so one of the things that i was concerned about, the regs sort of contemplate and the memo contemplates and tonight's agenda includes a number of sunshine ordinance complaints filed directly with the commission. there have been a couple of instances of that happening over time. i have never been a fan of that. i am of the belief that the sunshine ordinance really provides for complaints about violations of the ordinance to be routed to the task force, and that is the place to hear complaints. whether they handle them properly or not? if there is a referral from the task force, it comes before the commission, but this idea of having two venues that complainants can go to either the task force or commissioner or both potentially under the same underlying facts is troubling. i don't think that was the intent. i don't know if you ever asked the city attorney for an opinion on the ordinance? it's a little vague, admittedly on this 40 days, if no enforcement -- if no enforcement action is taken. but i do think that relates to enforcement of an order by the task force. and that is

when he got cash and built bridges outside of federal regs and talk to john casic who found extra money. and he did the same thing. five governors, all of women who gets stuff at 40% of the cost ahead of schedule. now you take those rules, i just did a thing today with phillip henry, who is -- who is probably the best thinker on regulatory reform in the country. if we took federal state and local regs, put them into one office, and did them concurrently, you probably save two thirds of the time that it currently takes it build something. >> look, this is going to be your role. you do have a role in this administration. that's what you're going db -- >> i have a role as a citizen in the country. >> that's what i mean. >> 4177 state lejsors. 44 governors. >> but you will be that special adviser that hopefully brings those ideas in. >> i hope so. that's why i come on your show. most efficient method to bring advice is to come on your show. >> okay, i take that as a compliment. mr. speaker, thank you. by the way, your new book is on amazon.com. >> it is called "electing trump." >> when we c

we're going to get rid of two regs for every new reg, loweri tax rates for not only corporate americaut hard-working people putting more money in their pocket. you give one person a dollar, that circulates eight times through the economy. trish: i'm going to play devil's advocate, i'm actually very bullish on the market, for the sake of the bears, i will take that on. the concern, ryan is that interest rates are going to go up way too fast, way toooon and once that happens it acts as a retardant on the entire economy and the markets and people not borrow as much money and not able to build as much as they think they can because the cost frankly is just going to go up too much. what do you say? >> i think the counterargument is everyone thinks rates are going to go up. i think they think rates are ahead of themselves. if you look at it, we're not in ultragrowth mode. we're chugging along, the market loves to see slow growth. i don't think there is a magic wand that we see ultragrowth tomorrow. we've had a big move in interest rates. i don't think we argue we see rates come back a littl

these agencies and the rules and regs that they produce affecting the discovery, development, and delivery of lifesaving drugs and devices also desperately need modernization and innovation. they need a game-changer. and now we have it. the house and senate have passed this bipartisan legislation which will ensure our health system can keep pace with incredible advances in science and technology. we break down regulatory barriers and expedite the approvals for safe drugs and devices coupled with billions for more research, including the beau biden cancer moonshot. we also provide critical funding to the f.d.a. so that they have all the tools they need to ensure the safety of these news drugs and devices. a former head of the national cancer institute and f.d.a. has called this "the most transformational biomedical legislation in the past 40 years." he's right. but this package is not just about cures. it also includes valuable resources to fight the opioid epidemic that's impacting every single community and delivers landmark mental health reforms that will make a real difference helping f

their mother now in milwaukee and try out what happened and why hughes didn't defend her two boys.port reg from milwaukee county mias,s tmj4. >> the nine-year-old boyemains hospitalized. that's his brother the woman's bond was set at $150,000. two men also arrest inside this case for failing to report the abuse. they haven't been officially killed at least nine people in oakland, california. a friend tells us a madison-based musician named joel shanahan was performing here last night. he's okay. the crew goes by the name, golden donna. >>> the ballot recount continues across our state. many will continue to count into the night to meet a december 12th deadline. two counties finished the recount. donald trump's victory in our state. >>> president-elect donald trump setting his sights on milwaukee-based company said to layoff workers. according to trump indiana is firing 300 workers and moving to mexico. ere tmp recently touted ins the this exchange for tax breaks. >>> the family of aan shot and attorney on monday. jay andso was shot and killed while sitting in a car last mmer.? theffic o sa

eliminate two regs for every new reg. a lot of specificity. why the market is up. he only has go more, agriculture and veterans affairs. then he is done of the he will move on to the other 3,000 -- >> mitt romney as head of va. if -- harris: do you still think -- >> mitt romney knows how to reorganize. that is what he did in the private sector. meghan: nope. need a veteran, pete hegseth. need a veteran been to war. harris: scott brown. meghan: scott brown. i feel like pete hegseth. we're looking live in trump tower where president-elect in 90 minutes, now will welcome a who's who from the tech industry for summit on jobs and economy. among those are top executives from ibm, amazon, apple, microsoft, google and facebook, some who voiced concerns about mr. trump's vow to tight enimmigration restrictions especially his criticism of special visas to lure high-value foreign workers silicon valley relies upon. many of those leaders were very vocally opposed to mr. trump during the campaign. david, go to you, these people are had a hard time being lured in to take the mee

. >> you want to insulate your vf from the water torture of reg hear increases you've likely to see as interest rates go up. >> reporter: higher rates could be good news for senior citizens on income dependent on interest rates. the increase you're going to see is very minimal. >> reporter: in the meantime they say their mortgage now le cheaper than the rent they were paying. >> it's an amazing feeling. >> reporter: the days of cheap money may be coming to an end. the consensus at the fed is they will raise rates three more times in 2017. meantime much of that could depends on the trump administration's plans for the economy. if the economy grows too quickly. they would have to raise rates faster to keep inflation under control. >> thanks, tom. >>> tonight federal prosecutors have rested their case against dylann roof, the man charged with killing nine african-american worshippers in south carolina. they ended their case with emotion ol testimony and the dramatic 911 call from one of the few survivors. gabe gutierrez was inside the courtroom. >> reporter: after jurors saul these chilli

metro even created a regs for a 2012 mitt romney before he lost.back in 1993 bill clinton's signature was included on the cards for his inaugeration. so why is trump not incorporated in metro's inaugeral smart trip cards. the transit agency issued this statement saying metro requestee permission to use a photo but received no response from the campaign. due to the long lead time for the cards. we post add twitter poll saying d.c. subway passes for -- d.c. subway passes for inaugeration don't have trump's picture. what are your thoughts on this. 33 percent of you said it's naughty while 67 percent of you said it's nice.. last minute delivered in two hours last promise that amazon is making to its customers in the final days of the christmas rush. coming up tomorrow morning we have a christmas surprise that will completely change the holidays for one local woman and her daughter and we're testing out some egg nog recipes.ipes we are welcoming some christmas carolers to the loft. it's going to be a lot of fun. it kicks off tomorrow morning at 4:25. we

reg reform. i think you're going to find quite a few that are coming from rural america and others, that watched the administration put in where they took out total industries, and they watched their own constituents lose their jobs. i think you're going to find quite a few that are willing. james: let's talk about governing, sort of bigger picture. you have very good relationships with everyone in your conference, sort of across the ideological spectrum. the house freedom caucus, you know, there were 20 members, or whatever the number was, and you were -- rep. mccarthy: it's secret. [laughter] james: when you were majority leader, who kind of wouldn't vote for anything, even when it was a pretty good deal that had been negotiated, just because, you know, it was voting to raise the debt ceiling. or it was -- rep. mccarthy: you could always make it a little better. james: right. the -- and how are those folks, because you know them very well, going to respond when a deal gets cut, you know, to get

and then at our next meeting we will fooinlize the rules and regs for the rent stabilization account.will be presenting the final draft rules to you. legislatively, last week the board of supervisors did not meet and then-but the meeting prior to that on 11-15-16, two pieces of legislation that came out of the tax and treasurers office due to the small business leaders who meet with the mayor met with treasure sis narose and so these two business and tax regulation codes are working to make some adjustments to removing a hundred dollar minimum penalty fee and also working to make some changes to late fees unpaid in regards to administrative penalties, so that's a positive fine that has come out of the small business leaders taking the initiative to work directly with the reg yultory department. on your report had some additional pieces of legislation that i reported out last time on that will be coming before you. policy matters, i have work would department of building inspebz, the access appeals commission and planning department and public works on the implementitation of superviso

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don't completely abandon your exercise and medication reg thes. >> don't get derailed. >> dr. victor reminds patients traveling to make sure they take enough medication with them as well. and stick to the schedule and again workout and exercise into the day. >> there are less than two weeks to the new year, robin traveled across the country to speak with those that made their mark this year including olympic swimmer, michael phelp and hamilton creator and super model ashley graham. >> for years i cut all the sizes out of my pants. >> because i was like a 16-18 and it hurt my feelings to look at it, and looking back i was like why was i caught up on a number i was looking good. >> game changers with robin roberts is an abc news special and airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. on 6 abc. "action news" follows that tonight. >>> the dow jones failed to break the elousive 20,000 mark today. the dow closed down 32 points and the nasdaq dropping 23.5. >>> and disney is teaming up with snap chat for the original programming lineup. they ran out shows on snap chat in the coming months first up th

here ing: reg kelly, new york. basically, how it was very aggressive and forward leaning when it came to trying to estimate and determine where terrorism is going to be coming from, whether it was various programs that commissioner kelly had, which unfortunately, the liberty union and the new york times did not like. they were very effective in stopping terrorism and they should be a model for the country. reporter: [indiscernible] rep. king: my own? reporter: [indiscernible] rep. king: i do think the russians were involved as far as hacking the democratic national committee. i'm not certain where they were in terms of -- that's not clear. all thehe -- intelligence committee says was that they don't know what the motive is other than this dropped the election and create doubt on the american people so that no matter who won, it would be a trial for that person. the russians hesitated because right now, the media and certain democrats in congress, certain elements of the intelligence community are doing in effect wh

>> yes. >> so one of the things that i was concerned about, the regs sort of contemplate and the memomplates and tonight's agenda includes a number of sunshine ordinance complaints filed directly with the commission. there have been a couple of instances of that happening over time. i have never been a fan of that. i am of the belief that the sunshine ordinance really provides for complaints about violations of the ordinance to be routed to the task force, and that is the place to hear complaints. whether they handle them properly or not? if there is a referral from the task force, it comes before the commission, but this idea of having two venues that complainants can go to either the task force or commissioner or both potentially under the same underlying facts is troubling. i don't think that was the intent. i don't know if you ever asked the city attorney for an opinion on the ordinance? it's a little vague, admittedly on this 40 days, if no enforcement -- if no enforcement action is taken. but i do think that relates to enforcement of an order by the task force. and that is somet

scott's fairly standard formation, which envisioned all the reg im iments of a briggade lined up in a single front line. consider for a minute the frontages of a brigade using the two different formations. this confederate brigade down here, jackson's brigade, has -- is a line of regiments here from the first georgia to the second georgia sharpshooters. he's facing off against baldwin's four regiments there. but notice that baldwin's frontage, if baldwin were just alone here, jackson's brigade would extend past both his flanks. that's the key difference. one on one, johnson's people would only be able to bring half the firepower to bear against jackson's brigade. but as the -- but baldwin's formation, casey's formation possesses certain advantages that don't necessarily leap out at you at first glance. the other factor that we have to consider when a civil war brigade or civil war division goes into battle is control. look at where -- look at where jackson's line is. this is a line of roughly 450 yards. this line, the first ohio and fifth kentucky is approximately 200 yards. so if you

the president just last week came out with a new reg and said, you know what? i know that the vast majority of alaskans want to responsibly develop their resources but i'm going to take the entire outer continental shelf off the table for alaska. sorry, alaska. sorry, workers. sorry, american energy independence. i'm taking it all off the table. that was a reg the president put on the table, issued last week. that's going to hurt our economy. that's going to hurt american energy independence. that's going to hurt jobs. that's going to hurt our national security, and he did it anyways. no leases in my state because the president in an executive order issued that. that is not what the american people voted on on november 8. so several senators led by senator gardner are going to be sending the president a letter very soon saying, mr. president, the american people have spoken. the american people are tired of this. you are on your way out. please respect the results of the election and quit issuing these regulations that are stifling economic growrt and -- econom

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the robbers took all the money in the cash reg bottle henne see. the video is just a small portion. two minutes before the robbery an outdoor camera showed both guys hiding behind a car across the street casing the store. many believed the robbers waited until the store was empty of customer before making their move. >> reporter: did they seem like they were pros at this. >> no, it seemed like they were pretty nervous, yeah, counter both at once which that was a giveaway right there. it has never happened before. we are finding ways to prevent that, my boss is. and hopefully it won't happen again. >> reporter: the liquor store may not have been the robber's original target. about an hour before this was hit, a gas station clerk in the centerville section of lowell called police after he saw two masked men hiding outside the gas station. police showed up, searched and happened. the robbers got away here with $300 bucks. reporting in lowell, ted daniel, fox25 news. >>> convicted shoe bomber richard reid is asking a federal judge to declare him bankrupt. reid is facing a life sentence

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>> guest: one of the things that off the on people don't talk about is, you know, this 700 plus regs and rules that we dispensed of. it is not your mother's and father's title two. it is not the legacy framework that we used to regulate the pot, plain old telephone service. it is very different. it is mindful of the evolutionary nature the broadband ecosystem has to offer us. so it is not the same. the title might read the same but the application is incredibly different and people want and need certainty. when we talk about what our goals and objectives are at the fcc in terms of connecting america, what tool we use to encourage and to insure that companies are building the infrastructure needed to enable, you know, all of these incredible opportunity. if you don't have backstop when it comes to poll attachments or sightings which again are part of this framework enables, what does encourage those companies to build companies to, or cities, municipalities, to site or having you know, reasonable pole attachment rates? what mechanism dough we use to encourage all of this? that is why

build it on a couple of guiding principles like consumer protection, and then the statutes and the regs can flex and move as the technology grows and changes. >> host: does that indicate as well that the fcc, perhaps, should be reorganized? >> guest: i think that the fcc certainly should continue to evolve with new technologies. the fcc originally had been built around certain silos of technologies, wire line and wireless. what not. again, as those issues become more melded, i think absolutely you need to look at -- that's not a criticism of the way something was set up in the past, simply a recognition that as the technology changes, as the markets change, you need to change the framework of the regulator to make sure that they are structured in a way to meet the needs of today's technology, today's markets and today's consumers. >> do you think you should keep regulation of what are called edge providers, the internet companies such as google or facebook, you know, when it comes to privacy issues or other issues like that, do you think that that regulation should stay at the ftc, or s

trump has spoken force any about cutting regs and this one area where libertarians and conservativesan enjoy cutting the red tape that keeps county economy in bondsage. >> i will formulate a rule that says for every new regular st. louis two sold regulations must be eliminate kennedy: one in, two out. where can this electoral college graduate start? the great equalizer that show case tour economic her to b mer, small business. what is keeping smawlings banks from lending and force them out of business? dodd-frank. small banks can't afford to compliance with so many parts unknown. then they get fact inquired by faithless too big to fail banks who then shut down mom and pop shops before they can sprowt wings and training wheels. don't get me started on obamacare. it forced doctors and hospitals to consolidate at an alarming rate. the crappy new care is inefficient and substandard. and people have fewer choices than they did with their pre-socialist policies. he was full of crap when he said this. >> if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. if you like your healthcare plan, you

remember that russia is backing the assad reg min. and the shooter was an off duty police officer who used credentials to get in the building. it is unclear how he managed to get behind the ambassador before shooting him. and the investigation in germany, after a truck plowed through a crowd. no group claimed responsibility. isis did urge vehicle attacks to cause mass casulties that draw large crowd. remember the truck attack in the bastille day celebration. john kirby was speaking with bill hemmer who questioned whether they are a result of the u.s. withdrawal from the middle east? >> i take strong issue that we achieve peace through withdrawal. the united states is engaged in more places than before. >> terrorism shouldn't be a partisan issue. it should be something that 1 or 2 nation states focus on and all of us need to focus on it because it is a pervasive threat. >> in germany, a man is in custody with an immigrant who is seeking asylum. and so the investigation there continues, jenna and john, back to you. >> rich, thank you. >

reg thought that her actions leaving the pentagon early was suspicious.t thing i did was take a look at her own record, everybody has a personal file and a security file, i reviewed our files on ana montes and what i found was a model em employee. she's been working at dia and she never -- she rose to the rank modestly. she was the kind of employers that supervisor holdup for others to emulate. the assumption that ana to be a spy did not make sense. i decided to interview her, she gave me great answers and when i started asking her about going home, did anybody see you. >> her demeanor changed. one minute, we are joking and laughing the same time and one moment she was scared to death that i knew something she did. i had no idea what it was. i walked away with the situation with a gut feeling that she was hiding something from me that was important to her and that gut feeling played a major role for you four years later. in september of 2000s when her name popped up in that screen, i contacted the fbi, i met with them and i said look, i got an employee wh

. >> 11 warmer today than yesterday at reg app national. >> we had more cloud cover than sunshine anduld be able to hit 50 tomorrow. >> very nice. >> not bad. >> people are busy as most everybody is this time year cloud cover out there tonight and that helps us getting too terribly cold. temperatures dropping into teens tonight that is great right it's been so cold clouds provided for really fantastic sunset i got great pictures on twitter and wanted to share one of them with you as we goo from dan lawrence seeing this surprise set from silver spring from high above i love this with the cloud deck step them to sue palka at fox5dc and the clouds are still out there and snow is not. if you need that wintery feeling because we don't have much cold here edger although chilly and snow showers anying up through pennsylvania not terribly heavy just setting the mood a little bit up fortunately no such mood setters it won't be as cold tonight but will con ton moderating twend tomorrow mild 50 if not warmer and more sun tomorrow and cold front coming through and gusty again and be as high as 20

if trump said we're going to do it fast, good, but not anything like davis bacon, these crazy regs.e're going to do this with an eye toward the taxpayer, it would help him enormously. >> davis bacon makes me hungry. >>> let's meet the sand blaesed panel, kiersten haguelin. it's taya kyle and welcome everyone. >> thanks for having us. >> let's dive into some of this. president-elect donald trump has proven to be tough and tame or tough to tame. he's like a lioness. the two powerful lawmakers say they plan to keep the donald in check. tom cotton and trey gowdy say they are resetting the balance of power that president obama ignored. i think you can add president bush to that list. but can anybody really tell donald trump what to do? so glen, i will start with you. there is so much power concentrated now in the oval office that started under george w. bush. president obama more than happy to consolidate more power. and it seems that president trump wouldn't mind using that bully pulpit as we. how difficult is it to shift some of that to the congress? >> it is easy to do. they have cree

. >> reporter: according to reg from qualtr exhibitioner, a quarter of spending my by must lent yells this holiday season will be on experiences. >> you'll see more trips, you'll see more big dinners, you'll see more enters that people will go to and give as part of that experience, because they can tell that story on social media and they can learn about those products people, and that's where this trend towards experiences as gifts will become even bigger this year will continue, i think, as a trend far into the future. >> reporter: if you need something now, give tickets to a concert or movie online or go to a restaurant and get a gift card. in many cases, you can print or e-mail confirmation of your purchase even on christmas. mary maloney, kron 4 news >>> if you're making a last- minute push to travel to los angeles for christmas, be patient. this was the scene near l.a.x. can you see all the cars and trucks there. traffic was at a total standstill. this comes after days of late and canceled flyings in the middle of holiday travel and rainy weather. a big reason for the heavy tra

and then at our next meeting we will fooinlize the rules and regs for the rent stabilization account.will be presenting the final draft rules to you. legislatively, last week the board of supervisors did not meet and then-but the meeting prior to that on 11-15-16, two pieces of legislation that came out of the tax and treasurers office due to the small business leaders who meet with the mayor met with treasure sis narose and so these two business and tax regulation codes are working to make some adjustments to removing a hundred dollar minimum penalty fee and also working to make some changes to late fees unpaid in regards to administrative penalties, so that's a positive fine that has come out of the small business leaders taking the initiative to work directly with the reg yultory department. on your report had some additional pieces of legislation that i reported out last time on that will be coming before you. policy matters, i have work would department of building inspebz, the access appeals commission and planning department and public works on the implementitation of superviso

review of the sunshine ordinance and regs, those will take a back seat to making sure we triage any complaints or investigations that need to continue? so we'll be using other staff members as possible, depending on the need that we have and the particular background and skills that they bring as well. but again, today's good news that we have three positions that were in recruitment, and we're hopeful that we'll have a strong candidate pool to bring there folks in the early part of the year to help us with going forward. but in the meantime, it will be triage. as best as we can and we'll keep you informed. >> thank you. >> i have a question on page 4 of the report, where you set out the revenues. you show revenue for statement of economic interest filers. explain that? do you have to pay to file a statement of economic interest? >> no, you do not. you do have a late fee that you pay if you file late. so we could probably be clearer in future charts to make sure that is clear and it's not a fee for service, but a fee for a late filing. >> thank you. >> other questions or comments? public comme

he returned here to italy and the journey ended about the regs is not over. enter. >> interpreter: our tippings is -- attention is at its highest level but italy is present. >> reporter: despite chaos here in italy and a government that recently collapsed, this country is feel can like it has its act together. one report that amri tried to slip into germany disguised as a syrian refugee with the help of isis, because obviously angela merkel has been. pathetic to syrians. police want to know who else he knew, why he was in italy, what his network is. >> amy kellogg, thank you very meche. what is interesting in these stories that amy and others have been reporting, given the open borders sin we had the european community where individual countries would act at one, even a single currency, the going that it for tourists and those living through you could freely go from one country to another. the flip side is that bad guys can go from one country to another. this is the route that anis amri took over the last few days. ahead of getting gunned down today in italy

officials report to go abc news he could tap exxon mobile reg tillerson but some of raising questionsis close ties with russia. we will see you soon. >> >> a celebration rising from the ashes. parishner's at holy cross catholic church held a special ceremony yesterday as they rebuild following a devastating fire two years ago. ♪ >> music filled the multi-purpose hall that's doubled for a place for religious services for the past two years. the holy cross community blessed the ground where the new church will stand. >> it means a lot. a lot of people here and really grieved a lot. seeing the old smoke going newspaper smoke. but now we are hopeful to see the community gets back on its feet. >> parishioners hope to have their new church finished by april of 2018, just in time to celebrate easter. >>> santa claus brightend many faces at san jose's international airport yesterday. a police helicopter helped santa finish his journey from the north pole. officers from several bay area community worked alongside st. nick to bring cheer to children battling cancer. he brought each child a gift

. >> did you vote for either reg clinton or obama? >> obama. >> my favorite president would probably be obama. >> i voted for obama. >> i voted for obama. >> i voted for clinton in the past. >> i voted for clinton in the past. >> i voted for obama once. >> that's right. seven out of 12 of that trump voter focus group voted for bill clinton or barack obama. i am joined by the moderator who is the democratic team of our nbc "wall street journal" poll. as well as nbc news editor. peter, i have to say i think the most -- it's not that surprising, but if you are donald trump and you saw that focus group and the intro we did you have to feel pretty good about your core base and your ability to talk to your base. >> peter, did you not hear that? i think we are having an audio issue with peter. it was interesting that if you are donald trump and you are the trump white house team and you see the focus group and you realize the core base is with you through thick and thin. >> this group was willing to give donald trump just a very, very wight

a truck with polish reg station and loaded with 2500 tons of teal plowing into the outdoor market. dragging some pedestrians some 50 to 80 meters stopping only after striking a christmas tree. >> it jumped the curb and took a wrong turn and just barrelled through the crowd. >> reporter: inside the truck the body of the truck's polish driver e. he was not at the wheel during the attack and was shot and beaten to death. and a somber chancellor merkel addressing the nation. >> translator: we must assume that this was a terrorist attack. i know that would be especially hard to bear for us if it was to be confirmed that a person committed this act who was given protection and asylum in germany. this would be especially disgusting. >> reporter: but police released the pakistani man after prosecutors could not link him to the truck or the scene. a political backlash half jvrm h -- after germany has taken in nearly 900,000 immigrant this is year. there is fear that whoever is on the run could launch another attack. and authorities are also asking the population to keep sending in any video

. >> so listen, it is no secret that texas has butted heads with the administration over epa and regsu have a new letter you've sent out basic i will to the trump administration saying there are things that you could do without going to court on day one with respect to the regulations. how would that work? >> in a would be great -- that would be great. we want him to rescind the executive actions done by the president. the rules issued by the epa and other agencies, those could take longer but could be changed rather quickly. so we're hopeful they'll begin initiating the changes immediately and given that the president just selected scott pruitt, the a.g. from oklahoma, he's been involved in the lawsuits so we're optimistic that we'll have a person in the office that understands the issues and will help us resolve these quickly. >>ond another huge issue for texas is immigration. we've seen action from the current administration. what are you hoping a president trump will do with respect to immigration, right away? >> well, as you know, texas let a 26-state coalition against the -- wha

you look at aubrey mcclendon and what the gas lobby has done to both the state regs and to give money to sierra club for the beyond coal campaign. i guess they didn't notice there's going to be a beyond gas campaign after beyond coal. but they've tried to stop all things coal and the obama epa set the rules to shutter all these plants. they don't give permits to the stream laws, to the air and for the law that just got knocked down by a court. they are trying to stop all things coal. so they've done a marvelous job of bankrupting the coal industry. the truth is competition from natural gas, abundant natural gas has made a huge difference. so i guess the message i've got to the majors is that a carbon tax will hurt all consumes are and is a retrofit tax on the poor. it's really bad policy, and you guys are policy wonks. do something about it. it doesn't make any sense. okay, i get total and i get these europeans and, you know, they got to acquiesce their governments, but it's a problem. so the historic elections we've had can change the plight of the american worker. we came to the cro

. >> so regulation as in the exercise of regs. >> it's who enforces the regs.f you had an epa guy who's from, i don't know, the old coal -- right? can you imagine that? >> yes. >> get an old guy from arch coal, is he going to tell us dominion and duke going to close those coal plants. >> no. >> is that radical? >> yes. >> well, have you seen some radical things? >> i have. there is some going on. >> i had marathon pete on last night, refining, they think that trump may be the greatest thing that's ever happened for the fossil fuel industry. maybe the greatest change from one president to another. >> what does it really allow for that isn't being done in terms of what the marketplace is allowing? >> pipelines. you go from having a president that's -- even though he knows it's a clean way to go versus rail, to a president that says i want more pipelines. will you please build more pipelines? by the way, that is not fanciful. that is being said. >> stifel ups anadarko. that's important to watch. also touching on oil of course is foreign relations with russia. this