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pearl harbor memorial in h hawaii.waii the two leaders visited the site which on's those who lost theirr lives in the 1941 at the memorial rendered him speechless. meanwhile president obama spoke about how the attackpresid thato the us entering world war ii transformed america forever.orev they did not seek war, but they refused to shrink from it. they all did their part on fronts and in factories. while 75 years later the proud ranks of pearl harbor survivors have thinned with time. the bravery we recall here is forever etched in our national heart president obama also saidd the alliance between the us and japan has never been stronger.tn well, did you leave your winter jacket at home take in it was a beautiful day out without temperatures in the 60s. coming up we'll take a look bacc at all the crazy weather thattht happened across the world over the past year. > and you need some helpelp getting rid of all that stuff t you accumulated over the tomorrow on fox5 news morningws we're going to show you some new ways to get rid of all the clutter. it starts at 46789. 5:00 a.m. back after th

because thisrtant theirre they can give vote to whoever they want to become president of the country.ryone is saying it is cool to them. if you stay in your house, you can't complain. reporter: wonderful. thank you very much and good luck with the rest of the day. there are seven presidential candidates for voters to choose from. 16 million registered voters here in ghana. it is a hotly contested race and results are expected by friday at the very latest. that is katerina reporting from the election in ghana. france, it might be bright and sunny in paris, but that good weather has brought with it a new peak and pollution. it is the worst of the french capital has seen in 10 years. of all cars are for a bit and from taking to the streets for a second day in a row today with only cars with odd number plates allowed to drive. on the flipside, all public transportation and harris, including the metro buses and trains, are free. the french capital covered by a blanket of small. og. from the air, the eiffel tower is barely visible. there's been heavy pollution from french cities and beyond

why is it important for north korean escapees to tell theirr stories in public?tant for north >> first, i can answer yes, we as a north korean we are afraid of speaking out to the public.c. there can be many reasons, but first to be afraid about our relatives or family members who are still living in north korea. but the thought is our mission because we are survivors. we live in this free country and we are enjoying this freedom. but we do not want to stop whent and our sufferings in our life here. we want to let people know from the world and we want to let people hear our stories and trying to help more north koreans who are still suffering in north korea. the most difficult thing for my sister and i is at night we can we still think about our family members who already passed away. we believe that the world know about this before may be the world can do something tof prevent this kind of tyranny. and then my family members another north korean refugees like 300,000 people, those people are individuals like moms and dads and younger brothers. they should not h

jfk turning pregnant russian women around, putting them back on the plane and don't let them have theirrn this country. they do this. only the wealthy do it. putin's buddies, putins cronies, they send their daughters and wives to los angeles to have their babies. we should stop that immediately because he will hear that before dinner today. kennedy: i have. >> feeling president-elect trump shares your sentiments. happy new year. coming up. all eyes will be on new york's times square at day night as the ball drops ring in that happy new year. i'll talk about a former countser terrorism detective on what it takes to keep a million revelers at the new year's eve party safe. kennedy: new year's eve is almost upon us. i'll be celebrating on the fox news network with jesse watters. at the crossroads of the world. times square, the nypd and the feds taking extra precautions this year. there will and lot more of those blocker trucks around the perimeter of the party. we are told they are putting trucks in place to prevent an atck like we saw in berlin and earlier in nice when a suspected terrori

jfk turning pregnant russian women around, putting them back on the plane and don't let them have theirrh amendment babies in this country. they do this. only the wealthy do it. putin's buddies, putins cronies, they send their daughters and wives to los angeles to have their babies. we should stop that immediately because he will hear that before dinner today. kennedy: i have. >> feeling president-elect trump shares your sentiments. happy new year. coming up. all eyes will be on new york's times square at day night as the ball drops ring in that happy new year. i'll talk about a former countser terrorism detective on what it takes to keep a million what it takes to keep a million ♪ ♪ get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2016 and 2017 models for these terms. see your lexus dealer. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis

example theirr rivals, rival exchange operators, they have given their brief to to the regulator watchdogers are doing the same thing. us in: john, lived for london. thank you for that. still ahead, has the populist rise line the pockets of the world billionaires? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. let's check in with first word news. erik johnson is more from the newsroom. says then mccain country's relationship with latvia will not change with the new administration in january. he spoke after meeting with the latvian president. to havell continue support for nato in the congress of the united states and in the united states senate. most of our colleagues in the senate believe vladimir putin and russian behavior is on acceptable. the latest being a parent attempts on the part of the russians to affect the outcome of the recent election in the united states. eric: is a comes as part of a wider tour of russia's neighbors who worry that the u.s. might not be fully committed to the defense of its nato allies after comments by donald trump. search teams have never cover

the clippers, though, for theirr part can play above the rim. out d'andrej, one of his handful of drunk.ha in the fndourth quarter, wizards down three.ree. we see this a lot. wall ahead of beal calmly goes down court, sinks it from three. one of three six game tie. mark keith morris, the wizards win 117 to 110. is that five straight victory a home. no red skin has done a betterer job sticking it to his old team than desean jackson. tomorrow night it is josh norman's term. it is a safe bet he will be the most fired up against the panthers. tomorrow is going to be like powering gas on a fire. of course you know this story by now, let go last april by the panthers after they decided not to pay him franchise money.one will he be able to keep his emotions in check. >> whatever you see is whathat you're he going to get. i do know how to contain it to a certain extent.cert and then i let the fire go inside. i don't know how to set it off once it gets started. it's going to be a differentfere feel. definitely it's going to be a it doesn't vary week to w

frankly moving out the remnants of the obama administration and preparing the residents and offices for theirrevery single item in the west wing is moved out. the desks, the paper, the computers, everything, new paint is put in. new carpet is laid. they'll bring in new pencils, new desks, the whole 9.hole who exactly is in charge of the changing of the guards? ' overseen by the white house chief usher.her. they sort of understand where thingsrsta are going, everyone the chefs to resident staff is involved to get kitchen stacked, toette good the closets filled. white house staff members that spent years serving president sr obama and his family in the president has a political staff who come in with him on his first day at the white house and they'll stay with him until he departs. the remainder of the folks at the white house are called career staff and they'll stay from present to present. whether it's the butt letters, the chefs, pay the try chefs,fs some of these people have been here for 30, 10, 50 years. what about the secret service,i, when do they officially stand down from their job to

kickoff for tonight's game at gt fed ex field set for 8:00 theirr this evening. >> i just heard from that is going good morning tonig cheryl if you're watching andind she's prepared.pared she'll be out there.re it's going to be cold but goingg to see her team.eam. >> it's not really windy. just pure temperature.ratu >> just should be the temper just ature. >> it should be fine. >> not the it sh coldest game pe in d.c. >> but you'll feel it.ee it. >> get your sweater on.n. >> get your seat warmer and hann warmers, all that stuff. >> toe warmers.mers layers. >> and leave gone upstairs toirt the indoor area. area. >> if you are fortunate enoughno to be able to. >> exactly.ctly >> if you can get in there.here. >> let's talk about this. this ezekiel elliot from the daalaa lace cowboys celebrating a touchdown run jumping into a overnight salvation army red kettle. kettle. here's the thing.here's the t we know celebrationshi are -- t is no fun league now everybody gets a penalty every time theyet start doing celebration.tion >> and a fine. and fin >> for doing celebrations.s i'm wondering,

ir -- theirr efficiency. china made a huge infrastructure investment. president-elect donald trump wants to make that kind of investment, i will not stand in the way of it. caller: thank you for taking my call. this of all, i think president being voted was fully democrats fall. -- fault. been a long time since a did not win the election -- the popular vote. this election right here was not democrat-republican. independence --independents also were in the election. donald trump was and independent republican. bernie sanders was an independent democrat. it was not about aristocracy. .t was about two independents i think bernie sanders would have one if you had been put up against donald trump. host: let's give the congressman a chance to respond. guest: let's start with the electoral college. it is a system that is in the constitution. it would take a tremendous effort to prove -- to push a constitutional amendment to change it. the remains a significant question on whether it would have made a difference. the candidates campaign according to what the ru

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so we'e're taking from the rich theirr capacity. here's some statistics for you. beside the--income tax on individuals, in 1945-- i did a little calculation-- for every dollar that the federal government got in income taxes on indivividual, it got from corporations $1.50. corporations as a whole paid taxes on their profits 50% more than individuals as a whole. what's the relationship today? for every dollar that is taken from individualals, corporations totoday contribute 25 cents. and what's the highest tax bracket? is it the 91% of the fifties and sixties? no. it's 35%. what's the lesson here? in the 1930s, the gap between rich and poor was reduced because the government took from the rich to take care of the mass of people who had been suffering in unemployment and poverty through no fault of their own. through the breakdown of the system. no sooner was the war over than the business community and the rich went to work to undo what had happened in the 1930s. to undo the high taxes on corporations and brbrig them down to where i just told you they were, to undo

what during the course of the election, but more importantly the candidates themselves talked and theirreliefs vision for america. i think hast-elect been very expose about what he cares about and believes in. -- explicit about what he cares about and believes in. it is not in my hands now. it is up to them. long with respect to the the electoralege, college is a vestige that is a visioner from an earlier of how our federal government was going to work. it used to be that the senate was not elected directly. it is the same type of thinking that gets wyoming to senators with about half a million people in california with 32 million gets the same two. the comments from the president on friday. what about this effort are many who do not want to see donald trump elected, pushed primarily through the democrats who feel that they have been wrong with the campaign showing that the clinton won the popular vote. donald trump winning the electoral college. this is the headline from politico.com. the story on the electoral college vote as the electors demand an intelligence briefing before tomorrow