he thanked the chancellor for her steadfast partnership. we will take a closer look at what they said. also, hillary clinton makes her first public appearance since losing to donald trump, and she speaks out about personal in fact -- impact. the human cost of smog in new delhi. schoolchildren try to protect themselves in the world's most polluted city. ♪ >> i am brent goff, it is good to have you with us. we begin with their public display of affection. barack obama and angela merkel have thanked each other for years of close corporation. of their final joint press conference in berlin, before he leaves the white house, they paid tribute to the strong ties between germany and the united states. reporter: the gloomy weather did nothing to dampen their spirits. at their meeting, obama and merkel celebrated eight years of collaboration. obama praised the german chancellor as an outstanding politician. if she were to stand for chancellor once more, he would be behind her. president obama: if i were german, i had a vote, i would support her. but

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savings accounts.trump has tempered his stance on obamacare since the election whereas price has been steadfast saying this after the supreme court upheld the court ruling that it's constitutional doesn't mean that it's good policy for the country."trump is still meeting with contenders for secretary of state...including retired general david petraeus. but questions have swirled since the former cia director is currently on probation after he pleaded guilty to removing and retaining classified information.i'm yasmin amer other contenders for secretary of state include former republican nominee mitt romney. trump will have a second face-to-face with romney today. also on the list former house speaker newt gingrich and former trump back on twitter this morning-- calling for a penalty for flag burning. he tweeted "nobody should be be allowed to burn the american flag." he went on to say "if they do - there must be consequences - perhaps loss of citizenship or year in a jail." the supreme court has twice affirmed the right to burn the american flag as a form of a free speech-- "the president-elect

abu bakr al-bagh-dadi is calling on his soliders to be resilient and steadfast. and he's even encouraging now -- intelligence officials are trying to trace the audio recording -- to see if there are any signs to show that al-baghadadi is in mosul. a horrific scene in pakistan this afternoon. a passenger train crashes into the back of another train --- killing at least 19 people and injuring 50 others. you can see the mangled metal... .proving the impact was just devastating. investigators say the driver of the second train -- likely ignored the rail traffic signal and slammed into the other train. it's not clear if hei a developing story out of washington state... sheriff's office detectives believe they"ve recovered the remains of a girl, about four years old.....whose body was hidden in a plastic tote in everett. over those four years....court documents say the mother gave different accounts of what happened to the little girl... including death due to chicken pox and a bathtub drowning. relatives became suspicious of a cooler she kept hidden and family moved..

think the president will continue to offer reassurance to our closest allies and partners about the steadfast commitment of the united states to the kinds of alliances and partnerships that advance our interests and keep our country safe. many of our strongest alliances are alliance that is have been fortified by democratic and republican presidents. president obama obviously invested a lot of his own time and attention to prioritizing investments in many of those alliances particularly in the asia pacific and president elect trump will chart a foreign policy path that he believes is in america's best interests. he will do so after getting the benefit of briefings from president obama and from the national security experts in the obama administration that have been implementing that policy and implementing that strategy. ut i think the reassurance that president obama can offer to a lot of our allies is that traditionally and for generations in some cases our allyances have transcended individual plt -- presidents and parties. but ultimately it's going to be up to the president elect to decid

they are steadfast on their own.he assassinated my son for no reason33 you gotta be patient wauwatosa police, city attorney and mayor have not sent us any comment. the county district attorney's office tells me they are not close to making a decision on whether to charge the officer in this case.live in wauwatosa julia fello todays tmj four. decision 2016 coverage now. we're in the final week of the campaign. election day is ?next? tuesday. and the candidates are executing the final push to get votes... in eau claire, as donald trump and his running mate, mike pence will be there tonight. and katie crowther is in madison, where hillary clinton's running mate, tim kaine is about to speak. we'll start our coverage today with donald trump. the republican candidate was in pennsylvania earlier today. trump said if he's elected he will work to repeal and replace the affordable care act. "i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. and it will be such an me and for you and for everybody in this country because obamacare has to be replaced and we will do it

his biographers talked about his steadfast resolve and his first-class temperament and how because of that, he maintained himself. he kept a smile on his face after he had lost the bounce in his step. by overcoming and defining polio, his tenacity got the country to expect him at his word when he said, we have nothing to fear but fear itself. by overcoming the reality of a major disability, roosevelt proved the wisdom of joseph campbell who said, where you stumble is where your treasures lie. by defining polio, he found resources of character that he did not know he had appeared before polio, -- did not know he had. before polio -- after polio, he had the common touch to communicate with the little people because he knew the struggles of life from polio that he never really had an appreciation for before. so, in washington, we have the franklin roosevelt memorial and when you look at it, look at the countenance on his face. this is a guy who is capable of doing anything. the rest of his body, he is defeated and cloaked so as not to draw attention to his polio-ravaged legs. when you se

health savings a trump has tempered his stance on obamacare since the election whereas price has been steadfast saying this after the supreme court upheld the law in 20-12. rep. tom price, r georgia "with the supreme court ruling that it's constitutional doesn't mean that it's good policy for the country."trump is still meeting with contenders for secretary of state...including retired general david petraeus. but questions have swirled since the former cia director is currently on probation after he pleaded guilty to removing and retaining classified information. of state include former republican nominee mitt romney, former house speaker newt gingrich and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. meanwhile-- milwaukee county sheriff david clarke meets with president-elect donald trump -- as he continues to fill cabinet positions. this is video of his arrival at trump tower yesterday. clarke's name had been bounced around for a possible spot in the president-elect's administration... possibly for a homeland security position. he's been an outspoken supporter of mister trump throughout his presi

transition from chris christie, as campaign sources say pence has proven to be one of donald trump's most steadfast defenders. eyebrows on the team, trump's children, don jr., eric, and ivanka, along with her husband, jared kushner. >> it suggests there may not be the necessary separation between the business enterprise and the governmental functioning. it's very important that president trump separate the two because of the entanglements and potential conflicts of interest. >> reporter: today louder whispers surrounding chief of staff. the person charged house and navigating a path between the west wing and capitol hill. some in washington cringing at rumors of steve bannon, the former head of breitbart who made a career of attacking the gop establishment. >> it should be someone who is there not to please the president even though they serve at the pleasure of the president. they've got to tell the president what he needs to know, not necessarily what he wants to know. >> reporter: the trump team, many of whom are new to washington, have a lot of catching seemed overwhelmed as they toured the whi

would choose the replacement for antonin scalia pledging to repeal and replace obamacare to be a steadfast friend of israel and finally, to oppose the deal and prevent. so it happened because of these leaders into the millions they represent a viable close by saying there's an awful lot of premature. we can now say this morning that our death have been exaggerated. thank you. for the first time in a decade we will have unified control that gives us the opportunity to make the change america desperately needs and wants. we look forward to working with trump and the republican congress to enact significant changes. it's time to deliver. we want to see that vacancies dented by the federalist society and the national debt addressed and have the economy began to grow again. we have an entire yellow card can find on the website. the last three weeks i've traveled to states from washington to florida, california to pennsylvania and states in between to work with the activists and talk to voters everywhere i went and with everyone i spoke i saw a hunger for change but no matter how difficult a tim

change the trump has tempered his stance on obamacare since the election, whereas price has been steadfast. >> with the supreme court ruling that its constitutional doesn't mean that it's good policy for the country. >> reporter: trump is still meeting with contenders for secretary of state, including retired general david petraeus. but questions have swirled since he is currently on probation after pleading guilty >>> great smoky national park in tennessee is filled with flames as people living in eastern tennessee are under mandatory evacuations. the wildfire has destroyed a 16 story hotel and on of dolly hood. >> this is so close to the resorted. >> reporter: residents and visitors are fleeing gatlinburg, tennessee this morning. >> oh, my god, it's so hot. >> reporter: as fierce flames burn next to one of the main roads out of town. a bright orange sky lit up the abandoned and smoky streets as wildfires from the smoky mountains quickly spread into nearby communities. >> in you are a person that prays, we could use your prayers. >> reporter: the tennessee been impacted by the fire, inclu

the crowd is steadfast holding tight but very quiet right now at the javits center. >> kerry kavanaugh at the clinton campaign headquarters in new york city where they were behind early and it has maintained the deficit throughout. trump wins iowa. so a victor in iowa tonight adding to his stockpile of wins, wisconsin before that. >> here is heather hegedus now. look at tomorrow's front page of the herald, this was just tweeted out by the boston herald and it is out by midnight, i might point out and one word says it all right here, stunner. the sub headline says trump rally leads to nail-biting state by state battle with hillary. of course, the herald, along with almost all major news outlets right now still holding off on calling the election for either candidate. but that headline alluding to the fact that most political analysts as you've been talking polls leading up to today, really were predicting a win for hillary. so in a word again, stunner, shocker, nail biting and that's the word from the boston herald this morning. back to you. >> boston herald, if you look on social media

a spokesman sent out condolences to family and friends but said the united states is steadfast in the commitment to help our afghanistan partners. the identity of the soldiers killed is not released. the military will do so after family is notified. reggie? >> richmond's vice mayor speaks of the moment he came face-to-face with an armed problem we after leaving an event at a wine company in richmond. he took the wallet and his phone. martinez was not hurt but mainly focused on the gun and did whatever the gunman asked. >> i thought, well, he shoots me or he doesn't. i have nothing to do with that but i knew if i stayed calm he would stay calm. >> police used surveillance video to track down the suspect. they arrested hill on monday. authorities have not released his name. he is 32 and a richmond resident. martinez is thankful for the quick action. >> the 19 year old man accused of killing an 88-year-old woman in a home invasion robbery is scheduled to be in court to plea. he broke into the east san jose home of flo douglas and severely boat her. she died from the injuries after fighti

for months now, dc attorney general carl rasen has been steadfast in his claim that we cannot see body cameras used in court to convict drunk drivers. we had his claim to the test and made a similar request to the attorney's office. last july 31st, in the 3800 block of south capitol street southeast. prosecutors say two men got into an argument over who could first drive into and out of a parking lot. one of the men pulled a gun. and when employees arrived, as you will see in the video, there was confusion. the man in the car, who police first suspect had the gun is actually victim. at the request of the us showing in case. he then points to another man. who police then quickly disarm and take into custody. his name is robbie davis junior and he was convicted earlier this month. the video was turned over to fox 5 at our request unredacted without having to go through the dc police department. something the attorney general has refused to do. >> fact that the us attorney's office is giving you the same that comports with standard public records obligation, and it shows that the m p d an

transition from chris christie as campaign sources say pence has proven to be one of donald trump's most steadfast defenders. >> i'm mostly gratedful to the team trump's children, eric and ivanka, as long with her husband. >> it suggests to me there may not be the necessary separation between the business enterprise and the governmental functioning. it's very important that president trump separate the two because of the answer tanglements and the potential conflicts of interest. chief of staff. some in washington cringing at rumors of steve bannon, the former head of breitbart who made a career of attacking the gop establishment. >> it should be someone there not to please the president even though they serve at the pleasure of the president. they have got to tell the president what he needs to no, not necessarily what he wants to know. >> reporter: the trump team, many of whom are new to washington have a lot of catching up democrats telling nbc news some seemed overwhelmed as they toured the white house and capitol hill noting many of them have never worked in government before. these next thre

when it comes to trump's businesses and possible conflicts of interests the president-elect remains steadfast telling "the new york times," quote, the law's totally on my side, the president can't have a conflict of interest. >>> residents in chattanooga, after monday's school bus crash that killed five young children. 12 in the hospital, 6 critical, 6 in stable condition. a commune the community gathered tuesday night. kerry sanders has details on the driver. >> reporter: the driver of that bus, 24-year-old johnthony walker has been charged with five counts of vehicular homicide, reckless driving and reckless endangerment. according to the affidavit 30 mile per hour speed limit on a narrow, winding road when he lost control of the bus. nbc news has learned from state records that walker had his license suspended in 2014 for 25 days for failing to show insurance and he was involved in another minor school bus accident just two months ago. no one was injured. among the five children killed in monday's accident, 9-year-old zoey nash. her younger brother, 8-year-old zakaria was also in the bus.

mistakes to seal the fate, coac hue jackson, enter a post game discussion with management remain steadfast believing that the losses will not continue. bunch of fighters in the room and i never lost many fights, and so, we will keep swinging. we will keep fighting and to fight the right fight in us wha we need to do. we heard from sashi brown two weeks ago we wanted to hear fro the browns pr. the team put john greco on injured reserve with a injury i the third quarter said that the offensive lineman oakland. teen's practicing today and tuesday and then off to rest of the week as they got there by week. some of the downtown hotels and restaurants are kitchens of the business because they have about one on what they can get from visiting fans and yesterda was a great case for all of those giant fans were at the it has been a cloudy day, this view from the folger home, it is a way to ease back into the routine post most of us are exhausted from the extended weekend. sunset was at 4:59 p.m. that time of year, it feels like for most of the area, and all rainfall bug bite tomorrow that will chan

if you look at what he's been through while trying to be what we all agree is a steadfast and loyal republican, he was pretty well savaged by kellyanne conway yesterday after, let's be fair, savaging donald trump a few months back. he's coming to new york notably not just for a meeting but for dinner tomorrow night. would donald trump go through this much, a second, third round, a very public dinner date if there wasn't going to be something at the end? >> well, i can't really speak to donald trump. i don't know donald trump well or what his intentions would be. i know that mitt romney is a person that is a patriot and has a lot of dignity, and if he's called upon by the president-elect of the united states to sit down and have a conversation, of course, he would agree to do that. i'm not aware of any specific offer or discussions about the secretary of state job, but i do think that governor romney is somebody that respects the office of the presidency very, very highly, and so he would treat any conversation coming from the president-elect with the kind of respect that it deserves. >> katie,

trump has tempered his stance on obamacare whereas price is steadfast saying this after the supreme court upheld the law in 2012. >> with the supreme court ruling that it's constitutional, doesn't mean that it's good policy for the country. >> reporter: trump is still meeting with contenders for secretary of state including retired general david petraeus. but questions have swirled since the former cia director is currently on probation after he pleaded guilty to removing and retaining classified information. i'm yasmine armer reporting. >> other contenders for solves are former republican nominee mitt romney, senator bob corker and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. >>> scientists say they have proof from space showing the millennium tower in san francisco is sinking and tilting. engineers saying the sky scraper is sinking about an inch a year. the european space agency says radar does show the ground is shifting over time. in this satellite image, the green indicates no movement. the yellow and red indicate a subtle change in the ground level. the yellow and red spots are right w

>> president obama's message to them is our country has benefited from a steadfast commitment to a set of democratic institutions and these institutions have been durable even through a civil war, through a couple world wars, through financial calamities and the president has enormous confidence and faith in those institutions. in part because those institutions are made up of patriotic americans. that's true whether we are talking about public servants who are employees of the federal government or the brave men and women of our armed forces. those institutions serve the american people well and it's important for our leaders to demonstrate faith in them and to rely on them. that faith in those institutions has served very well some of our country's greatest presidents. the other observation that president obama would make, and he did so in the rose garden, is that progress in our country hasn't moved along a straight line and progress that we make in some of these areas, you know, is characterized by two steps forward and one step back. sometimes it's characterized by delayed progres

service staff, particularly kirk means and david leon and deputy city attorney judy [inaudible] for steadfast efforts to keep the very difficult code cycle on schedule. this code updates occur every three years and critical to building safety and require a lot of work from staff and department code advasery committee. the board of supervisor jz now-they have now approved the code updates insureing we are ready to go again january 1, twnt 17 so well done there. finally, we want to welcome katie [inaudible] >> sureping. >> a new small business acceleration business program to 1660 mission street where she is assisting small business, narfbigate the permit review and approval process. strongly supported by the mayor offense office of economic and workforce development and katy tang the focus is on small businesses who want to start restaurant. dbi looks forward work wg her and all small business owners to make this program a success. that concludes my announcements. >> thank you. is there public comment on the president announcement? seeing none, itedm 3, general public comment. bic will take pu

savings account is tempered his plans can care since the elections were election for his prices been steadfast saying for this after they a palpable in 2012 ?- >> the supreme court ruling it's good because does it mean it's good policy for the country. >> questions of swirled since he is currently on probation after he pleaded guilty to removing and retaining classified castro could continue to date the first commercial commercially of us fighting half a century we ended as they cannot morning into in cuba began touring no caps off illegal americans need to check off athletic competitions educational research and family visits the first fight was an american and lanes flight on thursday for the first time in 55 years part of president obama's former diplomatic relations with cuba. >> i would love to take a cruise to cuba. >> article to be in any island about now. maybe that he can take us there. harkin? paging harkin. >> we do have an accident be certainly have a lot of wind over at night east ninth night east ninth is wide open so it is open for your morning commute send you it over to scott.

sources say pence has proven to steadfast defenders. >> i'm mostly grateful to our president-elect. >> reporter: and three of trump's children will be in. >> it suggests to me there may not be the necessary separation between a business enterprise and the governmental function. it's very important that president trump separate the two because of the entanglements only potential conflicts of interest. >> reporter the person charged with running the white house and navigating a path between the west wing and tap capitol hill. . >> it should be someone who is there not to please the president, even though they serve at the president's pleasure. they have to tell him what he needs to know, not what he many of whom are new to washington, have a lot of catching up to do. some seemed overwhelmed and many have never worked in government before. this next three months a trial by fire. trump gets presidential daily briefings briefings but his team has not reached out to the pentagon or state department, asking for patience as the team navigates the transition process. >> florida's attorney gene

. >> dana, it interesting that the group that has been the most steadfast in opposing donald trump have been the leaders of the mormon church. you've seen evan mcmullen, who is mormon himself be attacked viciously for his faith by supposed christian who support donald trump. it's sheering away any pretense these religious values have anything to do with people's politics. >> you have seen that from mormons, you've seen it from mike lee, from the utah governor, from jeff flake very notably in arizona. this probably has been a particularly proud moment for the consistency of the mormon church and others are indeed in a difficult spot when you are backing a candidate who has the rare combination of the endorsement of both the national enquirer and the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. this does not happen in every presidential cycle. we're all writing about tawdry stuff? turns out now they've got to go buy and kill stories or at least hold until november 9th. >> and then the wall street journal has an actual page -- a story about the national enquirer. they've dragged in the wall str

abu bakr al-bagh-dadi is calling on his soliders to be resilient and steadfast. and he's even encouraging others to carry out attacks in saudi arabia and turkey. now... intelligence officials are trying to trace the aud to see if there are any signs to show that al-baghadadi is in mosul. a horrifice scene in pakistan this morning... a passenger train crashed into the back of another train --- killing at least 19 people and injuring 50 others. you can see the mangled metal... .proving the impact was just devastating. investigators say the driver of the second train, likely ignored the rail traffic signal and rammed into the other train. it's not clear if he will now in the valley this morning after being released from an oregon jail. they are here to stand trial on charges stemming from that armed standoff with federal agents at their father's ranch in bunkerville. last week, the bundys and 5 others were aquitted of their charges from taking over a wildlife refuge in oregon. the bunkerville trial is expected to begin early next year. right now-- the national highw

abul upon lauren: remaining steadfast. this floor is yours. the dark night of the infidels in today. destroy their homes. make their rippers believe that their blood. the u.n. security council relocating civilians to use their past human shields. lauren: global market action. the nikkei in japan. the shanghai composite in china rebounding .8%. the cost in south korea tacking a quarter of 1%. the hang seng in hong kong down half a percent. nicole: up about 4%. courtesy down 4% and the bank of england meeting. all of these things factor in today. the cac in france a two tenths of 1%. >> in the u.s. the fed the u.s. the fed yesterday not hiking rates just to hear right now a muted pre-market. the dow is down five-point. s&p down 2.5 points. it would be the longest losing streak in eight years spirit >> let's check in on commodities. today pulling back a little bit down 13 bucks at 1295 attorney on his. crude 4559 a barrel at 25 cents. lauren: more follow the wells fargo. the securities and exchange commission investigating whether the big violate

trump has tempered his stance since the election, whereas price has been set -- steadfast, saying this out to the supreme court upheld the law in 2012. >> the supreme court ruling that its constitutional doesn't mean that it's good policy for the >> trump is still meeting with retired general david petronius. the former cia director is still on probation after he pled guilty to removing classified information. autria: a new roadway safety campaign with some star power. the two and a half million accidents that happen every year teammates, talking about how they liked to play together in washington or sacramento. for bradley it was the difference. 31 points, including a career-best. getting the win, 101 to 95. autria: new video in this morning from the national zoo. pictures that you just have to no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. autria: there is some good news at the national zoo. veterinarians say that everyone's favorite panda cub, bei bei,

>> for months, dc attorney general has been steadfast in his claim that we cannot see police body camera footage used in court to convict drunk drivers. and if we want to see it we have to ask dc police. u.s. attorney general's. asking for a recent unredacted body camera video used in court for a criminal conviction. take a look at what we got. >> last july 31st in the 38 alone block of southeast, two men got in an argument over two could first could drive into and out of a parking lot. one of the men pulled a gun. when police arrived, as see, there was confusion. the man in the car who had gun is actually the victim. at the request of the us attorney's office, we are not showing his face. he then points to another man who police then quickly dis arm and take into custody. his name is robbie davis junior and he was convicted. the video was turned over to fox 5 at our request, unredacted, without having to go through the has refused to do. >> the fact that the us attorney's office is giving you the same material when you asked for it, that comports with standard public records obligations

trump was steadfast. >> i could run my business perfectly. and then run the country perfectly. and there was never a case like this where somebody had -- if you look at other people that didn't have this kind of asset and wealth. it's a different thing. i assumed that you would have to set up a type of trust or whatever. and i was surprised to see it. in theory i don't have to do anything. >> we will talk more about the legality of that and trump's other pending legal troubles in the hour, but first let's stick to all things transition. we are looking at all the angles in palm beach, florida. julie was in that on the record meeting with trump yesterday. the statehouse reporter for the post and the courier paper. let me begin with my colleague and get me up to speed with this. why is she being so well received even though she doesn't have much in the way of foreign policy experience? >> you are right. she is being very well receive and is a rising star in the republican party and hits all the marks. she is 44 years old, the nation's youngest governor. her parents emigrated from

. >> dana, it interesting that the kbroup that h group that has been the most steadfast in opposing donaldave been the leaders of the mormon church. you've seen evan mcmullen, who is mormon himself be attacked viciously for his faith by supposed christian who support donald trump. it's sheering away any pretense these religious values have anything to do with people's politics. >> you have seen that from mormons, you've seen it from mike lee, from the utah governor, from jeff flake very notably in arizona. this probably has been a particularly proud moment for the consistency of the mormon church and others are indeed in a difficult spot when you are backing a candidate who has the rare combination of the endorsement of both the national enquirer and the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. this does not happen in every presidential cycle. we're all writing about tawdry stuff? turns out now they've got to go buy and kill stories or at least hold until november 9th. >> and then the wall street journal has an actual page -- a story about the national enquirer. they've dragged in the wall

his family has stood, tall, steadfast, and believing in the promise of a better future. thanks, clinton. and next we'll meet a 90 year old farmer who waited his whole life for one special gift. but first, fred pond of scott ohio is thankful for nice harvest weather, despite a challenging growing season. always thankful just to get out on a beautiful day like this and enjoy the weather. thankful for family, thankful for blessings that harvest is more than just another year's crop. oftentimes, the memories cherished are with family members moving in and out father and son as they harvest another year together. betsy jibben takes us to illinois....for another stop on our "harvest-"tour' of thanks'. northern illinois farmers know the crop brings a good crop. "this is probably ten to fifteen percent above average, but the memories in the field may be sweeter than what ends up in the cab, especially true fo n kennay. "i was born in 1926," "i've probably harvested seventy years or something like that." "i'm at forty years of farming. i don't know if i will make it to seventy fo

jack dorsey has remained steadfast that twitter is not about censoring speech. to think that twitter is restricting free speech? >> you know, i think that it's an important question ultimately the issue is that companies have the right to restrict it as they see fit and so twitter has the right to do this there is not a first amendment issue question i think the real question is whether they have a responsibility to be transparent about what they are doing. >> is there a slippery slope concern first you start banning right groups and you know where you go from there? >> yes. i do think that that is a concern and personal it's important for us to distinguish hate speech and hate speech from harassment. these are different categories that are different issues and i have heard from a number of users who are concerned that right now there is a certain group of people being taken down . not sure that many of these companies have done a good enough job of clarifying what hate speech means to them. >> for those of us who may not know twitter last week did ban some site

rich, you put out an issue against trump and have been pretty steadfast in opposing him, and now you have mixed feelings of him becoming president. >> well, the against trump was in the primaries and in the election we never got on board the trump train, but the coverage of hillary clinton was harsh er. everything was an antimihillary cover. yeah, i was surprised as anyone. i wrote that he would win the thing. i could see him getting to 260, i had a lot of trouble getting him to the top. my hats off to him, and wish him the best. >> now, not only running against the main stream press but you and the weekly standards and bill crystal and does the victory under cut you a bit in terms of who is in the republican party? >> yeah, so we have a poplar wing that no one would have thought there was a chance that even kbexisted a year ago. and the conservatives control congress and if they can get it together, they can do good. you look at how the course of the national history and that's been more common that we have had uncomfortable and act ward relationships rather than hand and glove rela

what deters them is the expense the west will be united and the sechbls unity and the steadfastness has traditionally come from the president of the united states. it is very interesting to see how merkel responded. the chancellor of germany. she said this is great as long as it is about shared democratic, liberal democratic values. what she was saying, if you're going to be the leader of a free liberal democratic world, we're delighted to be partners. but that's the criteria. >> there has to be consternation, there is breks it. for a lot of them, it is not a popular thing. you're seeing the rise of the right in france as well stoex notion of this quest for change is not something stopped after brexit and donald trump. >> this reaction to migration, which is at the heart of it, could kind of unravel the entire western project as it. were after world war ii, the united states helped to build this very stable order in the western world that has produced peace and prosperity. people forget, friends in germany went to war three time in the preceding 75 years before 1945. so that's all been

randy: tito jackson tellin it's critical we remain steadfast in ensuring immigrants who are undocumented actually have a path to citizenship. he wants boston to be a sanctuary city and not assist with mass deportation and doesn't think those who may have simply been currently there are five sanctuary cities in massachusetts now. reporter: an arrest in easton, michael noguera was arrested in south carolina yesterday. he will face a judge there this morning. he is charged with accessory to murder after the fact. armed robbery as well as larceny. all this in connection to the shooting of daniel smith found in the woods in easton last week. it is expected that the suspect will be extradited to massachusetts. nicole esta, newscenter 5. randy: a community in california is mourning the loss of a sheriff's deputy shot and killed while responding to a kill. dennis wallace, a 20-year veteran of the force, was gunned down sunday while checking on a reported stolen van near modesto. that's in central california. police later arrested david macado, but they didn't realize he was the murder suspect. s