u.s., and also the stop the dangerous sanctuary city act which would again cut the funding, and i think it has to be put on these cities to ensure that the protection of the american cities, and that's the priorities and ensuring that we get to deport these criminal ail yec aliens to the u.s. >> hi, eric, the problem is, there is no legal foundation for the federal government to demand of the lapd here where i am, for example, the chicago pd or the nypd, to do anything in terms of immigration enforcement. immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility, constitutionally and legally. so what happens in a sanctuary city is, the federal government issues a detainer. if you come across someone who is not documented, just hold him for us, the feds ask, we'll come and pick him up. usually within 48 hours, the problem is, that that detainer, a federal judge has just ruled and now this is the law in chicago, indiana, in that federal district right in the heart of the midwest. the law says that if the federal government really wants a sanctuary city to hold an undocumented immigrant the feds think is a criminal, then the feds have to show probable cause that that crimi

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to journalist gwen ifill. >>> good evening.

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart paying tribute tonight to journalist gwen ifill. >>> good >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin tonight with president-elect donald trump's team, now being formed, also coming into focus tonight, his plans on immigration, his proposed wall, and on the supreme court, roe versus wade. also tonight, we are hearing from president obama for the first time, about that meeting at the white minutes together. he is asked, were there any surprises? and we start tonight with mr. trump's first choices, and they do not come without controversy. abc's tom llamas, on the new trump team. >> reporter: tonight inside trump tower, one of the president-elect's top advisers now becoming the story. stephen bannon, former chairman of right-wing breitbart news, now named chief strategist and senior counselor to the new president. bannon upfront about his loathing for

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines tonight about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to abc's tom llamas, on the new trump team. >> reporter: tonight inside trump tower, one of the president-elect's top advisers now becoming the story. stephen bannon, former chairman of right-wing breitbart news, now named chief strategist and senior counselor to the new president. bannon upfront about his loathing for the political establishment. >> don't believe theainstream media, don't believe the establishment, do not believe the perma political class. of the alt-right, a movement many say is fueled by racism, sexism and anti-semitism. the man who will soon shape the white house message published headlines like these -- "hoist it high and proud: the confederate flag proclaims a glorious heritage." "birth control makes women unattractive and crazy." and this one, calling conservative analyst bill kristol a quote "renegade jew." today, t

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelines the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to journalist gwen ifill.

and this evening, the american city where families are being told to wear masks. >>> the major new guidelinesht about the kind of drug millions of americans take to help prevent strokes and heart attacks. >>> and gone too soon. paying tribute tonight to journalist gwen ifill.

the city of champions. the whole world knows that detroit is the american city whose products have revolutionized our way of living. and only in michigan, will you find the men and women whose talent made us the arsenal of democracy in wartime, and the economic pacesetter in peacetime. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ >> anthony: it's where nearly everything american and great came from. the things the whole world wanted, made here. the heart, the soul, the beat of an industrial cultural superpower. a magnet for everyone with a dream of a better future, from eastern europe to the deep south. american dream? you came here. the one straight ahead with the green roof? >> charlie: yep, the big rococo building, completely empty. >> anthony: empty, unbelievable. >> charlie: the white one is being rehabbed. there's some money coming in. the one next to it, on the right, is completely empty. the gray

on the air it's the election of donald trump that is driving protesters out into the streets of several american cities. that's baltimore earlier tonight. and philadelphia. they're also in the streets of new york and just tonight in response, donald trump appears to have returned to something close to his old self on twitter, writing tonight, "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair!" earlier he wrote, "a fantastic day in d.c., met with president obama for the first time. really good meeting, great chemistry, melania liked mrs. o a lot." it was quite a meeting with the man whose citizenship he questioned and today he called it an honor for the first too many. for the first time president obama met the president-elect, the man who said he was unqualified for the job. it's where we begin with kristin welker. >> reporter: in new york back at trump tower tonight after a whirl wind day in washington, it started with a visit to the white house and a meeting with president obama that seemed polite and respectful af

what do you think are the best american cities to live in? i want an arizona city has craft the top ten on the list of top 50. >>> according to msn, peoria is a seventh best city to live in. the population grew by almost 11% over the past five years and in addition to the beautiful sunny weather, you may have an attract them but that housing costs which is expanded. halloween turns out it's a big business. people are expected to spend a whopping eight .4 billion dollars according to the national retail federation, the most since tracking began 11 years ago. survey found more than 10071000000 americans plan on celebrating halloween spending an average of 2. >>> spending on halloween costumes is expect it to reach more than $3 billion would 67% of halloween celebrants planning to purchase costumes this year and -- and here's a fun fact for the first time in 2016 a princess is no longer the top cost your -- to normal kids. the superhero is now came. >>> when it comes to candy, americans are expected to spend infinite good. >> that smarties. sneak

and i say to the hispanic community living in the inner-city, to the , iican-american community say,what the hell do you have the loosse?" i'm going to fix it. i'm going to fix it. democrats have been running that whole thing for up to 100 years unbroken, and they come in and say, "we want your vote," and then you give them the vote -- you know this, right? they know. you give them the vote and they disappear for four years, and in foury come back years. we have to show them it does not work that way anymore. they will never be able to do what i do. look, i'm here doing five or six of these a day. hillary goes home, she goes to sleep. if she wanted to do it, which she doesn't. she does not have the energy to do it, believe me. we will become a rich nation again, but to be a rich nation, we must also be a safe nation. hillary clinton wants a 550% increase in syrian refugees -- ing into this country [crowd boos] over and above the thousands and thousands and thousands already coming in. you want to see a problem? this will be the great trojan horse modern day version. will import gener

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the united states. put our minersl back to work and put our steel workers back to work. they're going back to work. we will rebuild our inner cities. the african americanity, community living in the inner city have been treated very unfairly. that is so bad -- it's sad. walk to asometimes store. you get shot. jobs.le education and no no jobs. for 100 years, democrats have ruled the inner cities, unabated, unbroken. are going to fix our inner cities. back jobs. to bring we're going to bring back safety. we're going to bring education the inner cities. and i say because there's such potential in terms of people within our inner cities and i say, honestly, have to lose? you it's so bad now. lose?o you have to i will fix it. spend and we are going to bring those jobs back. we are going to fix our inner cities. have to lose to the african american community and community?anic and by the way, take a look at what's happening in florida and places. the african american community likes donald trump and they're not liking voting for hillary much.n very they're not showing up. her.don't want to vote for the hispanic community, the numbers have becoming great. cub

. >>> in last week's elect, denver the first american city allowing people to use weed in bars and restaurants. they have to bring it and it can't be smoked inside. they might be able to have outdoor pot smoking kids deal with a less kind world. first bill karins has mohr mid-week forecast. bill. >> this is all about the snowstorm coming no the rockies and the northern plains. we already had blue in the net. it's mostly in areas of idaho. in missouri, we have winter weather advisories issued. in the cascades, 6,000 feet. areas of wyoming. we even have winter storm warnings. again the bull's eye will be here through jackson and northern machine mince. that's a look at that time weather ahead, new a look at your closer day ahead. ahead of this storm we have near record warmth, areas in the 70s, joplin near 80 degrees. beautiful in chicago. warmth continues in texas, all through the southeast, where we definitely need some of the rainfall. so a little bit of everything out there we havew record warmth ahead of that storm. >> that's good news, thank you very much for that. from "star wars," kerry

the west. this weekend, we are featuring history of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. together with our comcast cable partners. andn more about pittsburgh other stops on the cities tour at c-span.org/cities tour. are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> monday night on "the communicators." copyrightthat any rewrite will come with a requirement or some framework for putting data into a central repository where people can have access to it, he served not only on an item by item basis but also on scale, because we run two and a half million songs and we are going to get more as we move towards an on demand service. pandora's general counsel on music services including copyright laws, ticket price, and the competition between humans and bots for concert tickets. >> bots, they do buy tickets. what they do is they keep other fans out of the market. what we are finding is that, you know, some fans really want to go see a concert, and they can amass t -- mash the buttons on their computer all day long but you cannot beat a

when you look at how the trends are changing in the american cities today, you have millennials that are moving into cities and getting more and more of the market buying power. do you think they would like to have the burdens of ownership or perhaps the access to services and services of rides through technology? it's been a very interesting way this trend is happening already organically. in 1983, the year i was born, 43% of 16-year-olds got their driver's license. in 2014, only 24% of 16-year-olds got their driver's license. that was something i was 100% sure i wanted when i turned 16. you are starting to see this happening organically. with lyft, what we've been seeing is a trend toward the self-driving car. we see it as a way to help eliminate these inefficiencies in the market. if you think that 96% of the time, a car is parked. that means you have cars in cities on roads and in parking spaces just sitting unused. if you can reimagine cities and the way people utilize cars, we can get rid of parking spaces. that could be a real way to bring more commerce into cities instead of p

>> hnd articles, the ones that talk about african americans in particular within the city, we just had a little bit of a business inventory, we saw over 10% of customer-based businesses in downtown waterloo owned by african americans and that's a pretty good statistic and it's been around for a couple of years, which retail and customer base have a hard time regardless of other factors, they have a hard time maintaining year after and downtown waterloo is way ahead of the curve in maintaining businesses. we've got not just african american, but moore's been there for 55 years. that's a downtown -- you know, we've got tri-city clothing, a 35-year waterloo clother now located in downtown waterloo, so we've got some things that really served as anchors within the district and some of those are african american-owned businesses. we have very eclectic group of restaurants and dining options, so you want mexican, you want italian, you want neopolitan pizza, we have it all in the district and we deserve as a community to pat ourselves on the back. >> ron: and there's been so much development

the all-american city is sent to state honoring veterans. by the fayetteville for it is resonating so strongly with the military community. >>> a cool crisp night outside. we will come at you with the forecast to soon. the countdown is on three days until election day and with north carolina status as a your vote. >> the clinton and trump campaigns held major events today in north carolina. clinton made stops. chelsea made an appeal to younger voters disillusioned with the election. >> i have recently been having conversation asking people would you let someone picked out what classes you are taking next semester, of course you wouldn't? so letting someone else determine the fate of our try >> reporter: donald wesley brought governor. pat mccrory on stage to rally last-minute voters ought to join the trump train . >> he has been below loyal to trump since day one. we need an outsider to clean up washington dc. just like we had an outsider cleanup raleigh north carolina. this is the best of america. said that if you thought both campaigns were

the other one was housing. housing was a major issue for african-americans. pittsburgh, like other cities put barriers up against african-americans moving into predominantly white neighborhoods and they estimate in the 60s there was still some advertisements in newspapers that testified will rent for colors, and then others would say room for whites. there is a very strong line in expectation that this is a racially segregated housing area and if you want to find housing you better look for places that allow black people to rent or buy. the history became the central neighborhood for african-americans. initially, it was a multiethnic neighborhood with jewish people, other european ethnic groups occupying the turf, but over over time it became predominantly african-american, especially during the time after world war ii. unlike a lot of communities, pittsburgh really has several different african-american neighborhoods, but the neighborhood was restricted and usually segregated. segregation was never the hard absolute line that we sometimes make it appear. in fact, in in the literature and

the all american city is center stage in honoring our veterans. why this year's fayetteville veterans day parade is resonating so strongly with the military community. and...meet carolina's youngest tennis recruit ever.at only five years old....why he is already a big part of the unc team.... ?? know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. ?? know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. ?? know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and support wral's kathryn brown shows us -- the parade gave a special honor to world war two veterans. nat trk a clear blue sky set the scene for a picturesque parade down hay street. patriotic music filled the air . as more than a hundred groups including active duty military . veterans' organizations and rotc units marched in vietnam veteran robert noyes who's mind was on those who didn't come home. robert noyes / veteran 5 5:36 i miss em all nothing else i can do but the memories :41 nat trk veteran hugh prentice better k

he's all about bringing capital to the american cities and this big infrastructure plan. i think he appreciates that the left underestimates him. >> i want to ask you, he's looking at a lot of people who bannon has experience in the military. pompeo was at west point. why all the people in the military? >> well, one, i think he likes to surround himself with people that enhances his stature. it goes against what he said during the primaries which was the generals don't know anything. by the way, the general is in the room now. i want to touch on something really pointed in this is you said it earlier in the show. i think of a battle but it's actually the enhancing of a battle that's going to exist in america regardless who donald trump -- you saw on election day the country have a split decision where they wanted to go. whether a transformative country or reformative country. all his appointments represented a previous time. we had an election day of one candidate get the popular vote. we had candidates on election day who weren't able to appeal to either side. both politi

when you look at how the trends are changing in the american cities today, you have millennials that are moving into cities and getting more and more of the market buying power. do you think they would like to have the burdens of ownership or perhaps the access to services and services of rides through technology? it's been a very interesting way this trend is happening already organically. in 1983, the year i was born, 43% of 16-year-olds got their driver's license. in 2014, only 24% of 16-year-olds got their driver's license. that was something i was 100% sure i wanted when i turned 16. you are starting to see this happening organically. with lyft, what we've been seeing is a trend toward the self-driving car. we see it as a way to help eliminate these inefficiencies in the market. if you think that 96% of the time, a car is parked. that means you have cars in cities on roads and in parking spaces just sitting unused. if you can reimagine cities and the way people utilize cars, we can get rid of parking spaces. that could be a real way to bring more commerce into cities instead of p

. >> the surveillance cameras are american city on the list, ohio. here is live video of sharden square showing a four way view of the street. experts tell me she not surprised that ices can -- tells me that he is not surprised that ice iso ices. >> and any wan can log on and see this right now. it is just wide open. >> but why charden ohio? it is likely just a fear thing, that is one of the thing isis likes to do is instill fear. and doubt. >> and this camera may have been a vulnerable port but when that is broadcasting me and could have come and frill one server that waw -- from one server that was compromised. >> well, those shocking revelations come after a potential security threat around election day. and we have been tracking new developments there tonight. >> yea law enforcements are montering these threats -- monitoring these one case they intercepted conversations thaimpt are looking at targeting new york, texas and virginia and they are prepared to handle such threats. and they are working with law enforcement to monitor that situation and

. >>> in last week's elect, denver the first american city allowing people to use weed in bars and restaurants. they have to bring it and it can't be smoked inside. they might be able to have outdoor pot smoking areas. >>> one kids deal with a less kind world. first bill karins has mohr mid-week forecast. bill. >> this is all about the snowstorm coming no the rockies and the northern plains. we already had blue in the net. it's mostly in areas of idaho. in missouri, we have winter weather advisories issued. in the cascades, 6,000 feet. areas of wyoming. we even have winter storm again the bull's eye will be here through jackson and northern machine mince. that's a look at that time weather ahead, new a look at your closer day ahead. ahead of this storm we have near record warmth, areas in the 70s, joplin near 80 degrees. beautiful in chicago. warmth continues in texas, all through the southeast, where we definitely need some of the rainfall. so a little bit of everything out there we have snow and rd storm. >> that's good news, thank you very much for that. from "star wars," kerry fisher had a