"time" magazine. i used to read it. i'm telling you -- >> oh, my god. >> time is over for "time" magazine. this is the last time we ever do this story about "time's" choices, they are so -- "time" magazine's choice is as irrelevant as a rotary phone on a pogo stick. nobody reads this. can you find a pharmacy and find a pamphlet on diabetes that's thicker than "time" magazine. it's a promotional effort with all promotion, no effort, it's stupid and yet i argued, we shouldn't do this story. don't worry, it's the end of the show. >> throw him under the bus. >> number four was black lives matter. so trump just beats out black lives matter for person of the year. >> there's always next year. >> you could be on the stupid list, that's a joke. if that's what you really want. i do think the fact that we should be at least mindful to actually glorify isis this way, you think that they won't use this as propaganda? >> i know -- >> we'ring it because he was on the list. >> i'm saying with isis, i think that "time" magazine. could

who do you think should be time magazine's person of the year? is should ethics have a place here. we will share your opinion later in the show. >> the time 26 after the top of the hour. guns blazing in texas for a good cause. what has chris kyle's widow all fired up. >> remember the yale professor who thought students should be able to wear whatever they wanted for hoalloween? >> if that's what you think you should step the pc police have out with a win. on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term a

. >> right. >> larry: as we say way past its time magazine.nd not to pick on time magazine. he seen shaded angela merkel, can you see the full frame of that. this is what he tweeted am i told you time magazine would never pick me as person of the year despite being the favorite. they pick a person who is ruining germany. this is our allies. >> i know. >> larry: he doesn't even understand that. that's exactly why he won't win. because he does [bleep] like that. and yet, this is true though, and yet, there's an argument that he probably should be person of the year. >> there is a misconception that the person of the year has to be good. >> larry: yeah. >> for the country. it could be, you know, better or worse. >> i would prefer a [bleep] emoji overdone ald trump. >> i would tried first time ever i live in los angeles so i see cars with bumper stickers, i saw a trump bumper sticker. i never saw one before on the car. because i was wondering who was voting for him. and i caught up alongside and all the windows were trinted. -- tintd. so i followe

the managing editor of "time magazine" explains the choice magazine" and says no one was tested the way she was. she has shown moral leadership in a world in which it is in short supply, according to "time magazine." tim "time magazine" applies the way she responded to the crisis. one of the only women to have the cover. it's quite a big deal. the german press is thrilled about it. one paper said that angela merkel is now the leader of the west. genie: there has also been a lot of magazine coverage this week about the islamic state group. inis weakened by airstrikes iraq and syria, yet gaining ground in libya. florence: it says that isis is essentially helping itself to africa. it has an interesting interview with the french defense minister, jean-yves le drian, who says he is worried about the islamic state group joining forces with boko haram. he says there is a major risk that that could happen. he calls on algeria and egypt to do more to fight these jihadist groups. he says the situation is quite urgent. afrique" is also drawn attention to the situation where the president has attem

"time magazine" named her as this year's most influential character. simone is here to explain cookie's secret. this is great. >> reporter: this is good for her. i'm so excited. this is what "time magazine" said as to why they chose her for this title with her high drama scheming and wardrobe. taraji p. henson was the biggest draw on the most popular new show, "empire", luring more than 13 million viewers a week. i hit the streets of new york to find out why the fans can't get enough of cookie. from the moment the matriarch sashayed into our lives, we were smitten with cookie lyon. >> she's very in your face and sure of herself. i think that does it. >> she just says what everybody is afraid to say. >> the internet acts as her interactive shrine. memes, tweets and costumes homage the leading lady of prime time. no wonder "time magazine" named her the most influencial >> i think cookie has proven herself. she's proven that she knows talent. there will be no "empire" if it wasn't for cookie. >> reporter: it's an honor for the oscar nominated actress behi

she has been named person of the year i time magazine.y praise her for her leadership on everything from the greek debt crisis to russia's advance in portland. she is the free worlds chancellor. nichols, we go to hans in portland. -- in berlin. we talked about this when we were in frankfurt two weeks ago. help me understand what is going on. this can be a curse. around thee people world love you, it doesn't mean that you have support at home. where is she? : a does seem to be a lagging indicator what time magazine puts on the cover. you look at her support in the country, it has fallen in the last few months. there is a great deal of concern about her response to the refugee crisis. so look at the most popular politician in germany right now, it is a chancellor. he is at 75%. then we have the foreign minister. bit bybeat up quite a other left of center economist for his response to greece. you have to go down to 54% to find angela merkel. the more troubling aspect for her, as to whether she will win the fourth term like her predecessor is

the video is from a time magazine photo shoot with an eagle named uncle sam. as his owner jonathan wood helped set up the shots.... (nats: donald trump) "how's my hair?" more than feathers got ruffled... (jeanne moos/reporting) "you were trying to handle the bird, you ended up handling trump's hair? (voice of jonathan wood/master falconer) "yeah, and it's real." but the bird really became a headache when the donald inadvertently invaded his territory by reaching... (nats: donald trump) "you don't show the aspirin over there do you?" (nats) "his aspirin." (voice of jonathan wood/master courage to work with a bird like that. he is the most difficult bird i have to work with." uncle sam the eagle was hit by a car more than 20 years ago and wood helped rehabilitate him. now 27 years old he's blind in one eye and off balance. (jeanne moos/reporting) "but you can't call the bird a left winger. he actually had part of his left wing amputated after the car accident." turns out uncle sam has also snapped at stephen colbert and bill clinton. (voice of jonathan wood/mast

plus, they were in the running for "time" magazine' s person of the year. the winner was announced this morning. kevin: a lot of clouds out there, but milder temperatures making a return cured when that arise in a look toward the weekend coming up. kevin: -- josh: and in today' s cook' s corner,' tis the season for yummy and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. josh: tomorrow, donald trump hampshire. this is his first trip stents -- since sparking a lot of outreach on proposing a ban against all following the deadly attack in right now, residents and one u.s. ally are trying to ban him from visiting their country. abc' s kenneth moton is reporting. kenneth: donald trump mensching -- mixing celebrity and politics. on an appe

that's what "time" magazine is calling german chancellor angela merkel, selecting her as its "time person of the year" for two-thousand-fifteen. the publication says her "to-do" list was probably bigger than anyone else's in the world. jones says: "..she has steered europe through serial debt crises. she has been a chief negotiator with vladimir putin over ukraine, but this year, most prominently for us, she led the way on europe's policy towards refugees and migrants." merkel is the first female to be individually honored in twenty-nine years, and the fourth woman ever seibert says: "..i'm sure the chancellor will regard this as an encouragement for her political work, for a good future for germany as well as for europe." six others are also profiled in the issue... including isis leader abu bakr al- baghdadi, chosen as first runner-up. the magazine says his selection is for tragic reasons. jones says: "..we think that unfortunately isis is figuring largely into the news going forward." and republican presidential candidate donald trump featured as well... for his ability to stir things

german chancellor angela merkel is time magazine's person of the year 2015. the magazine unveiled its pick this year. she helped preserve and promote europe despite economic turmoil and a growing refugee crisis. she was also praised for being a principal manager and resolute diplomat. she is the first woman to be named person of the year since 1986. "time" says other candidates included caitlyn jenner, black lives matter activists, and donald trump. 7 on your side now with a health alert about chipotle. authorities say initial testing of people who got sick after eating there in boston this week showed the presence of a norovirus. other aaa restaurants and got people sick in nine states in october. connection between that and the other. dog will let y jummy: so the fog will clear. doug: it will be cloudy but in the 50's today. jummy: >> you know, it's not every day that someone wins a $1 million on our show, but stick around because today just might be the day. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello. welcome to the show. i am chri

. >> rose: also this evening nancy gibbs, the editor of time magazine talks about their selection of angela merkel as the person of the year. >> she would poll all the time, really try to make sure she never got out too far ahead of the german people. very, very careful about building-- . >> rose: calculated risks. >> very kal claitd but are the refugee crisis something very out of character and so many people we talked to without worked with her for years were themselves surprised by the boldness of that position. the fact that it was politically extremely risky, strategically risky and yet they felt that it arose from some really viseral powerful feeling in her about walls, about barriers, about freedom, that speaks to her personal history as much as to her political. >> rose: we conclude this evening with charlotte rampling and the director andrew haigh talking about their film "45 years." >> that's what is so extraordinary about life, about how if you just shiftd things a little bit, and you shift your point of view on something, it can change. and it can change dramically. and th

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"time" magazine is announcing its person of the year tomorrow. n to. >> here is "time's" short list: donald trump. black lives matter activists. angela merkel, chairman chancellor of germany. caitlyn jenner. travis kalanick-- he is the founder and ceo of uber. abu bakr al-baghdadi, leader of isis. vladimir putin, president of russia. hassan rouhani, president of iran >> larry: or as republicans call the list, hero, thugs, uber guy, manwoman, comb, guy obama scared of, german manwoman, another guy obama is scared of. ( laughter ) very nice. very nice. now to really cover the story, we at the "the nightly show" have decide to do our first-ever entertainment report. let's go live to "the nightly show" entertainment reporter grace parra, everybody. >> hi! hi, larryy! hello. larry, greetings from the land of sands, palm trees, and flowing robes. >> larry: are you in palm springs? >> no, larry, i'm in syria! >> larry: syria? good lord, what are you doing there trying to get an exclusive with this year's biggest buzz makers, isis! >> larry: wait, grace,

. >>> still ahead, time magazine's new person of the year. the historic choice that many >>> happening today, the suspected gunman in last's month planned parenthood shootings will be appear in court. robert dear was behind the shootings at the colorado springs clinic that left three dead and nine wounded. motive behind this deadly attack, but law enforcement sources say that dear was rambling about politics, president obama, and abortion as he was being arrested. >>> time magazine announced its person of the year live on the "today" show. >> chancer will angela merkel is our 2015 person of the year. in a year where world leaders were tested through the year, no one was tested the way she was. >> not a household name. time magazine says merkel led her country germany and much of europe through the southeastern yan refugee crisis, debt crisis, and terror attacks. merkel was chosen over names like donald trump, the issue, people are shocked, that this process is so easy. more people after that. it just made me feel good. come into work everyday

and with all due respect to time magazine, nailed it. john: on our show tonight, trump and time magazine snubs trump. but first, the people for trump, and there are a lot of them. isording to a new poll, played to temporarily ban all muslims from entering the united states is popular with the republicans who are going to take the party's presidential nominee. told more than 600 likely voters run the country and asks them as a boo simple question, o you agree? overall, more than one third of each party said they agree. when you look at the party breakdowns, democrats overwhelmingly disagreeing, but they65% of republicans say favor what donald trump is saying should be done to people of muslim faith. only 22% oppose the plan. we also asked the voters if it made them more or less likely to support him. 37% said more likely. republicans. 37% of republicans say it makes them more likely to support trump. i assumed that this will be the kind of result we did when we got the pull, that republicans would overwhelmingly support trump. given that,

"time" magazine. they didn't even give me person of the year. they should have. that's why it's heading down the tubes, folks. they gave it to a woman who has not done the right thing in germany. it's not doing too well over there. nice woman. i like her.

been amazing is that only since we've wrapped the film, laverne cox, when she was on the cover of time magazine, the tipping point- that felt like an extraordinary moment, but then when catelyn jenner came out and started making her show, and using her show to really put a spotlight on trans issues, it's been wonderful to watch that education that i had had in the few years preparing to play lili sort of come into the mainstream has been fantastic. >> there are actually two danish girls in our story. it's an incredible story about unconditional love. it's a very unique love story at it's heart, and then it's also pioneer. she was one of the first trans-gender women who actually went through surgery a hundred years back, and it was just one of those events i was surprised we didn't know more about.

time magazine announcing the 2015 person of year. it's german chancellor angela merkel. the magazine honors for helping preserve europe's economic person with the recession and also with the flood of migrants. >>> and keeping up all over the house. slippers as soon as they walk na their house. brady says he got his first pair when he was in high school as a gift from his mom. >>> fashion of a different kind last night. did you see kids from all over the area turned players into human christmas trees and wrapped them up with paper, ribbon and ornament. >> toilet paper. >> there you go. the event was put on by the patriots charitable foundation for years. this time -- there is -- he was festive. >> i didn't sign up for. this so funny. doing a live report after him being around. >> fantastic fun event every year. >> so. it's not feel like christmas. >> no. >> everywhere, we are in december, feeling more like october or november. >> hard to put the tree up. >> we are gets festive. a lot of red squares here on this map. december temperatures so far are running 5.7 degrees abov

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on the day that "time" magazine names angela merkel person of the year, donald trump tweeted out, "i told you "time" would never pick me as the person of the year despite me being the big favorite. they shoes the person who's ruining germany." this from a man who will need angela merkel at his side to defeat isis and he's also sore over not getting a magazine cover. >> if you get in donald trump's way, even if you are the chancellor of germany, he's going to attack you. but i think jeb's comments you just showed are very revealing. the republicans are in a box. they really need to distance themselves from trump and -- if they want to win a general election, i think. and that means at this point given how far he's gone they -- some of them have to have the courage to say we can't support this guy. but they are desperate for trump's voters if they actually do win the nomination. so he has put them in a terrible situation and jeb's hedging i think was an example of what that does to all these republicans. >> e.j., michael, thank you both for your time. >>> still developing new, defense s

and "time" magazine's number three this year, donald trump. a divert list. will go through the rest of "time's" list, we will go through the rest of them. ho is your person of the year? here is how to take part in the conversation. call the following number on our screen -- looking forward to your comments coming in already or you can leave us an e-mail. good morning. good monday morning to you. "time" magazine, when writing about angela merkel, the german chancellor, they say she brandished a different set of values. - host: well, donald trump as number three says wait a minute. here's the headline on "business insider" about donald trump on -time's person of the year in picking angela merkel, they absolutely picked the wrong person, says donald trump. there's the headline. mr. trump has been making the rounds and making his point in recent days and here's what he had to say recently in grand rapids, michigan, on a rally on this topic. >> so who is number one? trump drudged 46%. "time" magazine, they didn't give me man of the year or the person of the year.

basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar is now a "time" magazine columnist. his latest piece, what donald trump and isis have in common. but is this all hurting trump in the gop standings? well a new poll conducted over four days surrounding his proposed muslim ban finds trump way out in front in south carolina. 35%. his support jumped eight points after his statement, from 30% during the first two nights to 38% during the second two. for more on that we go to nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: donald trump isn't quieting down on his proposed muslim ban. >> these are people that are outside of the country, so we're really not talking about the constitution. and it's not about religion. this is about safety. >> reporter: forcing president obama to subtly weigh in -- >> our freedom is bound up with the freedom of others. regardless of what they look like or where they come from or what their last name is, or what faith they practice. >> reporter: the country remained divided. but according to a one-day instant poll, bloomberg found nearly two-thirds of republican lik

who was the most influential >>> time magazine's person of talking. this year's pic was german chancellor angulo merkel -- >> there are lots of choices for you. >> i love audience participation. we want you to consider some of the nominees that we have, put, and some of your own and reach out online ahead of our final decision which will be announced tonight at 11:00. groups of people and institutions and even cultural phenomenon are eligible along with individuals. here are a few ideas to get you thinking. how about federal district court judge richard berman who throughout the suspension of tom brady in september? he not only save the patriot season but reinforce an important workplace principle. if you're going to severely punish an employee, follow the rules. the family of dorchester's martin richard. they were a major inspirational turning their nightmare into understanding. on a less positive note, why not consider the nbta -- do you think someone or some else -- something else should be considered? email me or reach out by a twitter. watch at 1

get fios. >> so "time" magazine reveals angela merkel as its person of the year for 2015.was honored for helping to preserve europe despite a growing refugee crisis. she was a principle manager and resolute diplomat. americale is first woman -- merkel was the first woman to be named since 1986. it's a winter wonderland in china. i love how they do that. why do you think they do that? it's awesome. they were sent to the zoo this summer from a panda breeding center. officials say both pandas here are doing really well in such high altitude. [laughter] >> i love it. feels good on the pelle. >> i know what we need to do for these digital sub channels, it's just all pandas all the time. >> ratings would go through the roof. that and puppies. i heard people complain that it was too hot. >> a lot of people thinking this because it's the holiday season. we're finishing the second part of hanukkah. people are thinking snow and cold. so there are those out there. i want to stay warm with the hot toddies and the hot chocolates. this is really warm? i'm really cold. i'm going to be in

time magazine releases its pick for person of the year today. time says german chancellor angela merkel gets the honor to preserve and promote europe despite economic problems and a growing refugee crisis. merkel is the first woman to be named person of the year since 19-86. caitlyn jenner, "black lives matter" activists and donald trump were also considered for the cover. a batch of very special puppies could help scientists prevent disease in the future. it's a moment 40 years in the making... they may look like your standard puppies -- but these are special... the first litter of invitro fertalization... the seven puppies were born five months ago in new york... experts say it's taken so long to breed i-v-f dogs because reproduction is much more compolicated in canines... experts say these dogs can eventually lead to finding ways of preenting hereditary diseases like cancer in certain breeds. help prevent disease but what it does is it gives us a way to generate embryos and then we can diseases." this technology, developed at cornell univeris

america runs on dunkin'. >>> well, time magazine may have chosen german chancellor for the person of the year but we did our open local choice. we asked you for help choosing a person or news maker of 2015 for massachusetts. one stood out of many good suggestions. tom brady's battle with the in fact made him the local person somebody's life. >> reporter: and for their grace throughout the or deal and for peace and understanding in their late son's name, the richard family of dorchester with ahoys of many. but there was one story that totally dominated our little corner of paradise this year as this tweeter put it, how about the nine feet of snow that kept me from getting into my car for four weeks. if there was anyone here who was not impacted in some way by the snow in 2015 we have not met them. the record cold and snow gutted local budgets and cost us millions. perhaps worst of all it crippled public transit, confidence. some say it even ran the olympic game proposal out of town. for all that and more, mother nature is our choice for the year. >> you know what they say, you don't f

time magazine named its person of the year this morning. time magazine named its person of the year this morning. german chancellor angela merkel was selected by the magazine... and revealed on the today s sow this morning... she's also often referred to as the union -- by virtue of being the leader of the union's largest and most economically powerfufu member state... she beat out seven other finalist groups... including black lives matter activists, a primary i-s-i-s leader, caitlyn jenner, uber's c-e-o, vladimir putin, iran's president and presidentii candidate dononld trump... anyonewho's been in iraq or syria -- and wantto come to the u-ss-- coulddsoon have to take an extra the house overwhelmingly visa waiver program. here's how it works. right now, people from 38 countries are allowed to be in the u-s for up to three m mnths without a visa. this new bill requires visas for anyone who's been in iraq or syria in the past five years. exceptions are made for government visits and military servic tata a look at this... a scary scene at a

the video is from a time magazine photo his owner jonathan wood helped set up the shots.... (nats: donald trump) "how's my hair?" more than feathers got ruffled... (jeanne moos/reporting) "you were trying to handle the bird, you ended up handling trump's hair? (voice of jonathan wood/master falconer) "yeah, and it's real." but the bird really became a headache when the donald inadvertently invaded his territory by reaching... (nats: donald trump) aspirin over there do you?" (nats) "his aspirin." wood/master little courage to work with a bird like that. he ithe most difficult bird i have to work with." uncle sam the eagle was hit by a car more than 20 years ago and wood helped rehabilitate him. now 27 years old he's blind in one eye and off balance. (jeanne moos/reporting) "but you can't call the bird a left winger. he actually had part of his left wing amputated after the car accident." turns out uncle sam has also snapped at stephen colbert and bill clinton. (voice of jonathan wood/master falconer) "yeah, he's the trump eagle photos were part of a cover story back in august

cover of "time magazine."he editor of "time magazine" the year that that appeared, which i think was last year, it was the largest selling addition of "time magazine." tom: i think even in the seven years i have been involved with the film, the landscape has changed to an extraordinary degree. when i started this, people said it is hard to finance, it is too risky, now they say it is timely, it is part of the zeitgeist. jill soloway's transparent. caitlyn jenner's sharing her story so candidly with the world. i definitely feel, to borrow from the "time" cover, there has been a tipping point in terms of transgender stories breaking out into the mainstream but obviously there is a huge long way to go to fulfill the transgender rights. to go on the same march of progress, the opening up of trans stories. charlie: you said that one of the great challenges was not wanting lily to be othered in any way. tom: one of the reasons i thought eddie would make a wonderful lily is because i never wanted lily to be othered.

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. >> time magazine announcing its pursuit of the year. she is the first woman that get that title in 26 years. >> affirmative action in college, this i guess a report looking at whether race should be a factor in deciding who is in and who is out. >> the u.s. and cuba wrapped up their first round of attacks overcompensating americans who lost property during the cuban revolution, u.s. saying cuba $08 billion for confiscated property, but cuba says it is owed $121 billion for damages caused by the 50 year economic embargo. another round of talks is expected next year. >>> this morning, affirmative action on the docket at the supreme court. the justice will hear the case of a white student who claimed she was denied admission to the university of texas because of her race. al jazeera has this report. >>> issues of race have been front and center on campus this fall from the ivy league to the heartland. now, before the u.s. supreme court, a key question in the debate over college diversity. >> whether taxpayer funded universities can conside

>> well, i was on the cover of "time" magazine, and i thought it would be me.mber because i'm not as established. merkel, i thought she was an inappropriate person to win. two years ago, yes. today, no. >> should be donald trump. >> i don't say that. i said i wasn't going to win. they had around your table and around other tables, people gathered. everybody said, trump is going to win. i said, no, i won't win because i know how the establishment works. i should have won the emmy with "the apprentice" many, many times. i was nominated many times. i should have won the emmy. i said, no, no, i'm not hollywood establishment. you see, i know how the world works. i was the one person that said, i won't win "time" magazine person of the year, even though everybody sitting around the tables, you saw them, many people. everybody said unanimously trump should win. because i've done something that's never been done before. but i'll really do something that's never been done before if i win. >> i would have to ask you, i would be remiss if i didn't ask. you are meeting wit

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german chancellor agala merkel has been named "time" magazine's person of the year. she opened her nation's borders to the hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees and for how she handled the greek debt crois. the changes lore is only the fourth woman to receive the award. >>> still ahead on 7news at 5:30, controversy at northeastern university. how the school is taking action to protect its students. >> and breaking news at 6:00, more remains missing from another cemetery in worcester. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of t

trump can be a sore loser.he lost a different kind of contest today as time magazine's person of the year, awarded to german chancellor angela merkel..ititrompted trump to tweet this:"i told you @time magazine would never pick me as person of the year despite being the big favorite they picked person who is ruining germany." 3 in one american city, muslims make up nearly half the population.and as of a few weeks ago, they now make up the *majority* of the city council.our national correspondent kristine frazao traveled to ham-tram-ik at what life is like in this unique region of the country. 3 it m m look like scene from another part of the world - but this is a typical day in hamtramck michigan.natsat about two square miles this city is considered one of the most diverse in the country. it's also the first city in the nation with a muslim majority city council.it's newest member saad almasmari is from yemen. he has vowed to work for the entire community "i didn't run because i'm muslim and people didn't vote for me because i'm muslim. they just vote for me because i ask for their vo

down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other select models. >>> time magazine has announced its 2015 person of the year. but it's the magazine's choice of runner up that has people upset. >> reporter: she's the chancellor of the free world, that's what time magazine is calling german chancellor, angela merkel. selecting her as their person of the year in 2015. saying her to do list was probably bigger than anyone else's in the world. >> she has been a chief negotiator with putin over ukraine. but this year, most prominently for us, she led the way on europe's policy toward refugees and migrants. >> reporter: merkel is the first female to be honored in 29 years, and the fourth woman ever picked. >> translator: i'm sure the chancellor will regard this as an encouragement for her political work. for a good future for germany, as well as for europe. >> reporter: six others are also profiled in the issue, including al-baghdadi, chosen as runner up. >> we think, unfortunately, isis is figuring largely into the news going forward. >> reporter: and republican candidate

i told you "time" magazine would never pick me to be the person of the year. they pick the person who was ruining germany. >> hardly a gracious moment. when you talk to republican leaders like the ohio state chairman, they worry trump could challenge the party's chances of holding on to the senate and,ing of course, winning the white house. but trump's supporters have been nothing but loyal. they're far more likely to follow him than party leaders. and that loyally could help him win a republican primary. jell zeleny, cnn, roy. a. >> during that interview with don lemon, trump went on to insist that he was right and the republican agrees with him. >> what about foreign diplomats or people from other countries coming into the country? >> certainly exceptions can be made. and one thing people didn't pick up at the end of that sentence it said until we get our hands around it, until we find out what the hell is going on. now, that could go quickly. but you know what, it's a subject that has to be discussed. >> so you said there will be exceptions for internationa

thank you. >>> the readers of time magazine have made it clear who they would like to see selected 10% of the people who took part in an online poll selected democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. time will announce the selection on wednesday. >>> we are coming back. here's a look at what's coming up next. >> today we are showing you how to have an easy homemade holiday. there is a place... ...where the cold melts away, the hustle and bustle dies down, and the only thing left... ...is what's truly important. the radio city christmasspectacular presented by chase. you bring the family, we bring the joy. visit radiocitychristmas.com >>> anger in the bronx. a man using air b&b to promote lewd parties. >>> they are a popular type of holiday lighting this year. displays are causing problems for pilots. they could be dangerous. we have those stories on eyewitness news at 4:00. you know the laser light displays that shoot up in the sky. >> i know two people who have them. we have to have a talk. >> apparently they go too high in the sky. >>> time for the feed. stories that got thei

and, after trump lashed out at time magazine for snubbing him as its person of the year... ... time is striking back... taunting trump with this never-before-seen blooper reel from a recent photo shoot. and "the donald" is getting a lot of attention in iowa. in west des moines this large sign was hard to miss along jordan creek parkway. the homeowner says he isn't for or against trump.. he just wants to get people thinking... 3:20:16:26-3:20:31:19 "we gotta get past this thing where everybody is scared to talk, we've got some serious issues with the economy. we got some serious issues...we can't view issues whether or not we are going to get votes or not, we got to start thinking about them as actual issues." what inspired him to put the sign up was ross perot, who campaigned as a independent he says that trump reminds him big mouth. republican candidate marco rubio spoke in west des moines this event in concerned veterans for america's "veterans and military town hall" series at noahs event venue. he highlighted critical issues facing iowa's veterans, military families, and all

"time magazine," you know, and i think the editor of "time magazine" told me the year that appeared, which i think was last year, it was the largest selling edition of "time magazine." >> i think even the seven years that i have been involved in the film, the landscape has changed to an extraordinary degree. when i started, people said this is a hard film to finance, it's too risky, it's a difficult film to get distribution. now people say it's timely, it's in the -- and i think it's transparent, sharing the story so candidly from the world. so i think it's a tipple point in terms of transgender stories breaking out into the main stream but obviously, you know, there is a huge, long way to go go -- for transgender rights to march in this opening of stories. >> rose: you said the great challenge was not wanting lili to be "otherred." >> one of the reasons i thought eddie would make a good lili is i never wanted the transition from einar to lili to be strange or forward or confronting. i wanted to go on the journey in such an emotional and intimate way that the emergence of lili become

everything i just said was written by kareem abdul-jabbar in "time" magazine. and kareem abdul-jabbar, "time" columnist, six-time nba champion and the all-time leading scorer joins us now for an exclusive interview. thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> happy to talk to you, lawrence. >> i wanted to get to many of the things that you've said in this very, very provocative peace at "time." and you make the point that using the definition of terrorism, that we -- we aren't being careful enough in understanding all the ways in which it emerges. you note in your piece, webster defines terrorism as the use of violent acts to frighten people in an area as a way of trying to achieve a political goal, the systematic use of terror, especially as a means of coercion. and you say that definition fits what donald trump is doing. explain that. >> what i'm trying to say is that although mr. trump isn't committing the violence, when the violence happens, he exploits it. instead of offering a practical and realistic solution, he's exploiting peop

. >> well, he's not time magazine's person of the year. >> absolutely not. of course, donald trump has something to say about that. his message, and some behind the scenes videos, up next. >> he probably thinks he should be. >> he does. >> right, bob? >> fixing his hair there, the eagle, fluff things up little bit. west on the schuylkill expressway, no problems at the moment. as you roll through past 30th street station. heading out toward girard avenue. we'll have an update on that tractor-trailer accident in new jersey, sue with the forecast, stay there, coming right back, as we say good morning to the ben franklin parkway. and downtown philly. [sfx: bell] [burke] it's easy to buy insurance and forget about it. but the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you may find. [burke] like how you thought you were covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] but you're not even covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] or how you may be covered for this... [burke] but not for something like this... [burke] talk to fa

coming up time magazine is set to announce the person of the year and there's a lot of outrage over thes. time readers have already made their pick. that is right, bernie sanders, the readers pick for time, we are going to have the others, of course, on that short list. in sports, the warriors can't seem to be beaten by anybody. they remain perfect on the season. meanwhile the yankees have made a trade. you want to find out who goes where and we will have all the highlights. that's coming up next. u.s. stock market futures pointing slightly lower on this wednesday, you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ . >> cheryl: breaking news, we are following this morning, french police have just identified the third baticlan bomber. he was a french citizen. he was known by terrorism officials. he did travel to syria two years ago. he was identified by a fingertip that was found inside of the theater, also investigators the man who planned the paris attacks, was nearly captured ten months earlier by greek paris. it's not clear how he got away. abud was killed i

trump saying, i told you "time" magazine would never pick me as person of the year. they picked the person that's ruining germany. david? >> tom, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the anger in the city of chicago brewing at this hour. reaching a boiling point tonight. there was an apology from the mayor, after it was learned a series of police videos were kept private, now made public. tonight, pictures coming in of the protesters. saying the mayor should resign. videos of the shooting of laquan mcdonald, kept from the public for 13 months. alex perez on the scene of the protests tonight. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of angry protesters taking to the streets of chicago. shutting down intersections along chicago's famed michigan avenue, the magnificent mile. >> shut it down. >> shut it down. >> shut it down. >> shut it down. >> reporter: and while the protests have been for the most part peaceful, they have been very vocal about what they want -- mayor rahm emanuel to resign. >> who got to go? >> rahm emanuel. >> reporter: the embattled mayor, under scrutiny