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"kushner said the agreement with sinclair gave them more access to trump and the campaign." in exchange, sinclair would broadcast their trump interviews across the country without commentary," kushner said. they own dozens of stations across the country, including swing states told politico this kind of deal is nothing new. the offer for extended interviews was made to both candidates. trump did a handful of interviews while hillary clinton did not. they have already abandoned many norms with regard to the media with the motive of making it more easy to shape their coverage. trump himself has given so little access to the media since the election. trump suggests his rallies may continue even as president but our next guest says the rallies and tweets give trump the unprecedented platform. and pose as clear threat to american democracy. this is how tyranny begins. robert reich joins me, next. >>> they are saying as president he shouldn't be doing rallies >>> they are saying as president he shouldn't be doing rallies but i think we should, right? we've done everything else the

. >> the story is saying that sinclair struck a deal with strength and without fact-checking. i want to get your assessment of this story. sinclair says hey, we offered the same deal to hillary clinton and i have seen the e-mails from their cheexecutive and being tud down >> sinclair has a huge penetration of stations as you said you know if hillary clinton did not take up on that, bad on hillary clinton. i think that and i think it is a complicated story, people have said that hillary clinton did not provide the same access. i think donald trump benefited greatly from the media which is one of the great ironies of him now attacking the media. >> one more point and one more story to show on screen. your piece of the new yorkers this week all about the hawk ca caulkin. that was to summarize that gawker running a sex tape. he's having sex with his best friend's wife. he filed a lawsuit charging a violation of his privacy. basically what a court had to decide was is that information newsworthy and not whether it was in good taste or bad taste or true or false news worthy. once we

dembele denied by the bar, sinclair the side netting. would it be one of those days?paid off. for sinclair unmissable and celtic seemingly unstoppable. rangers nearly equalised through miller. but celtic are 19 points clear and it is not even january, celtic are 19 points clear and it is not evenjanuary, but celtic are 19 points clear and it is not even january, but the title celtic are 19 points clear and it is not evenjanuary, but the title is already surely theirs. andy murray has been given a knighthood and he is in abu dhabi where he has finished third at the world tennis championship. it is a grand, misleading title for a six—man exhibition event. he suffered a shock defeat to david goffin, but beat milos raonic. so a win and a new title. it sounds strange obviously, you know, it is a big honour obviously to be asked, great recognition for you know my results over the last few years. it was a nice way to finish 2016 or start 2017. but i'm more than happyjust being known as andy. that is fine by me. here is the man who calls himself rafa, he finished on a high, b

sinclair the side netting. would it be one of those days?is time unmissable, celtic seemingly unstoppable. rangers did nearly equalise. miller agonisingly close. but celtic are 110w agonisingly close. but celtic are now 19 points clear. it might not even be january, but the title is already surely theirs. andy swiss, bbc news. four other results in the scottish premiership today, hamilton against motherwell and partick kilmarnock were draws. in today's only match in the aviva rugby union premiership exeter beat bath to jump above them into third place in the table. they staged a stunning second half comeback at the rec. they were 11—0 down at half—time but two tries from james short in the final ten minutes saw them grab an unlikely win17—11. in the pro 12, leinster are up to second after beating ulster 22—7. rory 0' loughlin went over twice. there were also wins for the leaders munster, glasgow and edinburgh. that's your new year's eve sport. thank you very much. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all

sinclair off target the follow—up.o, with a little help from a rangers defence that had temporarily disappeared. but in an entertaining match, the home side looked dangerous in spells. miller thought he'd levelled late on, the post had other ideas. disappointment for kenny miller and for rangers, that's how it finished here, celtic very much deserving of their victory. it's party time now for them and their fans. on the last day of 2016, the title is all but theirs. four other results in the scottish prmiership today. wins for dundee and ross county. hamilton against motherwell and partick, kilmarnock were drawn. in today's only match in the aviva premiership, exeter have moved above bath into third after a stunning second half comeback at the rec. they were 11—0 down at half time but two tries from james short in the final ten minutes saw them grab an unlikely win, as they came back with 17 unanswered points. there was some good news for bath though, a welcome return for wing anthony watson. he made his first appearan

for sinclair this time unmissable, celtic seemingly unstoppable., but the title is already surely theirs. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, but for now on bbc1 its time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news.

brendan rodgers' side secured their victory thanks to a 17th minute goal from scott sinclair at a rain—soddenn 21 domestic matches. league one side peterborough united will face premier league leaders chelsea in the fa cup third round after beating notts county 2—0. the league two strugglers fell behind with less than two minutes gone at london road when gwion edwards struck. and just five minutes later, paul taylor ensured his first fa cup goal was a memorable one. great strike. jamie vardy will serve a three—match ban after his claim for wrongful dismissal was rejected by the fa. vardy was shown a straight red for a two—footed tackle during leicester city's match with stoke city on saturday. he'll now miss the premier league champions' games against everton, west ham and middlesbrough. joey barton will re—sign for burnley on a short—term deal until the end of the season. barton was named championship player of the year in his previous stint with the club. he left rangers last month after having his contract terminated. newcastle united midfielder jonjo shelvey has been banned for five games

scott sinclair scored the winner at ibrox.s made the national squad. and rafa nadal has won a special match in abu dhabi. andy murray came third. burnley, chelsea, leicester, west brom and bournemouth all winning their matches today. man united drawing at home. a full update at 5:10pm. let's more now on the new year ‘s honours list. ken dodd said he felt highly tickled by the owner of receiving a knighthood. i'm very proud. i'd like to thank all the people who pushed it for me because they are the ones who made it. thank you very much. do you think a lot of people would say it's long overdue? 0h, think a lot of people would say it's long overdue? oh, no. my library books are! no. a bit surprised and it's a wonderful feeling. how did you receive the news?|j it's a wonderful feeling. how did you receive the news? i have to share this award with all the people, all show business people, and particularly variety people, because they give so much of their time and their talent to good causes. so i shall be delighted to help them. a

scott sinclair scored the only goal of the game.en in 21 domestic matches and they have a game in hand on second placed rangers. league one side peterborough united will travel to stamford bridge to face chelsea in the fa cup third round after beating notts county 2—0. peterborough struck with less than two minutes gone. gwion edwards was the scorer. just five minutes later, paul taylor made his first fa cup goal a memorable one, helping to earn his side a tie against the premier league leaders. liverpool'sjoel matip is one of seven cameroon players refusing to go to the africa cup of nations which begins on 14th january. they told coach hugo broos they're not interested in being selected after he named them in his squad. an angry broos said they had "put personal interest above those of the national team". and suggested the cameroon fa might ask fifa to suspend them at club level for the duration of the tournament. the finnish driver valtteri bottas looks likely to become lewis hamilton's new team—mate at mercedes. his current team

scott sinclair, the scorer.for league one side peterborough united, who beat notts county 2—0 in their fa cup second—round replay last night. their next tie is at chelsea. and lewis hamilton's new team—mate looks increasingly likely to be valterri bottas, on the left. felipe massa has agreed to drive for williams again next season, paving the way for bottas to join hamilton at mercedes. thank you. and we have a quick the morning papers. dominating the papers. berlin. this is the sun. this shows you the route the lorry would have taken through the christmas markets. just seeing it is horrifying. bear in mind, it would have been packed. the search continues for the man who was driving that laurie. so many questions unanswered about that. the times has a picture of fabrizia di lorenzo, 3i, times has a picture of fabrizia di lorenzo, 31, from italy. she is missing and they fear for her safety. and this is canterbury cathedral. security is changing across european cities. one other picture. the guardian. this is appe

maureen: sinclair broadcast group. alison: we believe it's our privilege to keep you informed about safety matters. so tonight, brian wood has more on the risk and the vulnerabilities of connected toys. brian: payton and chris think the robot car kit would be a cool gift. it comes with a wireless camera hooked up to the wi-fi and controlled by an app on a tablet or phone. >> left, right. >> as much fun as it mate be, this toy and others like it are vulnerable to hackers. >> put the toy away. i was able to turn it back on. zoom in to see what they were doing. brian: it was easy. >> it to figure out how to break in the specific toy. brian: he may where black but he is a white hat hacker working for trip wire. a security company. >> any device you put on the network increases your attack surface. >> payton's mom thought she was security conscious at home. >> i never thought of anything with the cameras and people being able to peer in. >> since it's design for kids to learn about software coding so people can learn things

for sinclair cares, i'm brian wood reporting. larry: tonight, more bad publicity. a local ballroom joins the list of the area businesses caught up in the heated politics. >> merry christmas. >> santa goes to school. hiding a heartwarming surprise for an unsuspecting first grader. speaking of surprises, a maryland teenager encounters one in his living room. four-legged intruder. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. larry: tonight road crews are getting ready for whatever mother nature sends our way. we're under a storm watch. let's get to chief meteorologist doug hill for the latest on the forecast. doug: it's all about location. there will be snow, sleet, freezing rain. drill down to the details. at midnight through 9:00, there is a freezing rain advise ril for all the jurisdiction -- freezing rain advisory for all the jurisdictions. freezing rain advisory. midnight to 9:00 a.m. in the area of blue. the metro and beyond is a winter weather advisory. both areas are subjective to sleet and freezing rain. mostly to the south. good portion of sleet with th

. >> this is a great tip my friend margery sinclair she said this used to work when her son was little, and she said if you got living up to their potential or won't do an activity or pouting whatever, she said this only works under a certain age a really good thing to say is maybe you're just loo too littr this. >> i asked my kids to get out and rake leaves, some helped, some complained. the one that didn't want to help slammed the door and i took the rake away and i said you don't phone. >>> do you regift presidents, not presidents, presents. a lot of you want to regift our president. [laughter] >> you can't give him away nobody else wants him. [laughter] just kidding. >> many people regift presents, 45% of us regift a present. tell us if you do. >> be honest everybody. >>> we're cooking wth favorite is on the menu. we're talking of course about prime rib meat. it's a great holiday entree also delicious the next day. >> mike stigler is here to tell us how to use prime rib this huge chunk of meat to make a sandwich. >> glad to see you excited about the meat this morning. >> i love a g

need to ensure workers are protected because worker safety of food safety is connected to something sinclair tried to teach us and we can make our food supply safer. but we have to focus on this for everyone, not just the elite. >> host: let's try to sum up in some way, if you were to let's as back at usta and everything was perfect when i was there and it's all change that said. actually think our current secretary has done a good job dealing with these issues, let's go through the list of priorities that you think need to be done to make food safer but also in the context of a agriculture that is realistic. when i can i go back to 150 million small farms. >> guest: thank you for saying that. in fact, i have have this debate frequently in academic circles where people want us to go back and i always say the analogy of the car, went they were first on the market everybody wants the car and that took certain pathways and one thing we did was put lead in the gasoline so they run their and so the engine wasn't very efficient so we realize cars were not actually very safe people would have a sma

amy: i want to read something from politico that says -- fin kushner said the agreement was sinclairhich owns television stations across the country in many swing states and often packaging news for their affiliates to run gave them more access to trump in the campaign according to six people who heard his remarks. your concerns about this, robert reich? >> every president and every press room in every white house does make -- has tacit understandings with the press. you get this interview with the president if -- and it will be an exclusive interview, but -- you have to give him that time to say his views. that is not unusual. what is very unusual is when a white house strikes a deal with the news outlet not to comment on what the president might be saying in a rally or any other event. that basically is a gag order. that is an agreement by the press not to have an opinion, not to express itself, not to point out to the public anything , not to even provide any facts to the public that might be important in terms of understanding the context of the presidential event or what a presi

that was the lesson that upton sinclair tried to teach us but we didn't listen. : >> in the context of an agriculture that is realistic. we are not going to go back to 150 million small farms. >> guest: thank you for saying that. in fact i have this debate frequently in academic circles when people want us to go back to 100,000 small farms which were not going to do. i was told the analogy with the car, when their first put on the market everybody wants the car. and so probably not a great idea. then it turned out to be not so efficient so there's a lot of smog in cities like los angeles. then we realize cars were not actually very safe. people would have a small collision and would be killed. our go back to the horse and buggy? no. we introduced the catalytic converter to clean up the air and required seat belts and airbags. so my analogy is there is nothing about industrial agriculture that cannot be fixed. that's why don't don't think of industrialization as a bad word. i think the benefits are overwhelming. >> do you think our research institutes are doing -- a lot of these look li

scott sinclair scored the only goal of the game. game in hand over second place rangers. peter berry united will travel to sta mford peter berry united will travel to stamford bridge to face chelsea in the fa cup third round after beating notts the fa cup third round after beating n otts cou nty the fa cup third round after beating notts county 2—0. peter boro struck with less than two minutes gone. edwards, the scorer. just five minutes later, paul taylor made his first fa cup goal a memorable one. liverpooljoel matip is one of several cameron players refusing to go to the africa cup of nations which begins in january. go to the africa cup of nations which begins injanuary. they told their coach they are not interested in being selected after he named them in his squad. the angry manager said they got personal interests above that of the national team and suggested the cameroon team might ask the 30s suspend them at club level for the duration of the tournament. val terry bottas looks likely to become lewis hamilton's team—mate at

protected because workers safety and food safety are absolutely connected and that's a lesson that upton sinclair tried to teach us but we didn't listen to and we can make our food supply safer but we have to really focus on this for everyone, not just for the 88 . >> let's try to sum up some way, if you were to, let's say i was back at usda. it was perfect, not saying it was perfect when i was there but it's changed since then. anyway, i think our current secretary has done a very good job dealing with these issues but it's go through the list of priorities that you think need to be done to make food safer but also in the context of a kind of agriculture that's realistic because we are not going to go back to 150 million small farms. >> thank you for saying that. >> that's not going to happen. >> yes, in fact i have this debate frequently in academic circles where people would love to go back to 100,000 small farms which we are not going to do and i always tell the analogy that the cost in the first cause will put on the market, everybody drops immediately and everyone wants the car. and so we d

scott sinclair scored the only goal of the game.placed rangers. league one side peterborough united will travel to stamford bridge to face chelsea in the fa cup third round after beating notts county 2—0. peterborough struck with less than two minutes gone. gwion edwards was the scorer. just five minutes later, paul taylor made his first fa cup goal a memorable one, helping to earn his side a tie against the premier league leaders. liverpool'sjoel matip is one of seven cameroon players refusing to go to the africa cup of nations which begins on 14th january. they told coach hugo broos they're not interested in being selected after he named them in his squad. an angry broos said they had "put personal interest above those of the national team". and suggested the cameroon fa might ask fifa to suspend them at club level for the duration of the tournament. the finnish driver valtteri bottas looks likely to become lewis hamilton's new team—mate at mercedes. his current team, williams, have persuaded felipe massa to stay on for another se

he's going to -- you just got the new thing with sinclair news where he's going to try to own his ownot doing presidential daily briefs, i mean having press briefings every day or not having press conferenced. how are we as a media and as citizens going to hold this guy accountable, and if we're not going to have investigations into a foreign invasion, twhaen are we doing? just throw our hands up and say, okay, russia, you can take over our country. i don't understand this. >> one of the things we're going to do is keep talking to you and to people like you who are really still hair on fire about this because it's really bizarre. always appreciate talking with you. hopefully we can do much more, because it's going to be an odd year, four years. >> thank you. >>> donald trump takes time out of his pep rallies to attack the first lady. stay with us. when you have a cold, you just want powerful relief. only new alka-seltzer plus free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manag

white, john sinclair is as i am white.and i studied and traveled to continents, and white people are the minority in the world. i have a color -- and color too, granted it's pink and blue eyes,d hair and and i don't want to be portrayed as a devil. obama the first time, and i saw what he did, and said this is totally illogical. host: that's rita in chicago. martinez. caller: rita, i want to thank you for your call and for your comments and i think one thing that is important is that ommunities of color or communities in general in improving health and well being, it alone and i think having white allies -- some of important partners i identify with are white. we need to do it together. it's not about communities of color. it's about our community and how we can build and strengthen. many linda martinez, states and governments say they budgets and there may not be enough money to support could make a difference in the lives of these young people. you say to that argument. guest: i would say we need to young people and there