crowd chanting. >> unc is not concerned about per serving history.he board of trustees -- >> i am disappointed to be associated with an institution that continuously speaks and employer identifies the white supremacy. that is exactly what the board of trustees are doing right now. >> laura: it's funny how they're reading it off their phone. who needs paper? but that history were so that cut and dried. there's a movement particularly among the young to hate the past and eradicate anything they find objectionable or troubling. and look every country, all history has its bad sides, it has its good stuff, good stuff, booed stuff. this is a dee instruct stiff mindset of isis. isis pill languaged and wiped away irreplaceable historical and religious monuments. palmyra in syria, simply because second. now no matter what one thinks of the way this was all treated after the civil war, whether they should have built these monuments or not, this happened. okay? the confederacy happened. we owe it to the future to leave history as it existed undisturbed. continu

students, protesters, and faculty members at unc want the same fate to befall "silent sam."he north carolina law be polemic . they announced a plan to house the statue in a new building. [crowd chanting and bracket >> >> i'm disappointed to be part of an institution that continues to protect and glorify the white supremacists who love to hate us. >> to enable white supremacy, that is exactly what the board of trustees are doing right now. >> laura: it's funny how they are reading it off their phones. who needs paper? but history was so that cut and dried. there is a movement particularly among the young to hate the past and eradicate everything they find objectionable or troubling. look, every country, all history has its bad side and a good sides. good stuff, bad stuff. but this recall is a destructive mind-set of isis. think about isis, what they did. they pillaged and wiped away a replaceable, historical, and religious monuments. syria, simply because they coul could. it's offensive to them. no matter what one thinks about the way this was all treated after the civil war,

it had been standing on unc's campus more than a century before protesters tore it down in august. the new building is expected to be finished in about four years and will cost more than $800,000 a year to operate. anne-marie? >> mark liverman here in new york. thanks a lot. >>> arkansas officials are trying to figure out what caused the deadly crash of a charter bus carrying young football players from tennessee. the bus crashed along an interstate near benton early yesterday. the bus driver says that she lost control. one young boy was killed, and dozens injured. omar villafranca has details. >> reporter: the horror can be summed up just by looking at what remains of this charter bus filled with elementary school kids. >> we are starting rescue at this time. there's probably 50 people on the bus. >> reporter: they were members of an all-star youth football b imemp tese coaches, chaperones, and 40 children. among them 9-year-old cameron johnson who was killed. some of the seriously injured as young as 7 years old. one coach told a memphis newspaper from his hospital bed that the d

several hundred students marched through the unc chapel hill campus monday night.scuffling with police while protesting the school's decision to relocate the confederate monument known as silent sam. since 2015 across the country, more than 100 monuments and confederate symbols have been removed. a recent report finds there are still more than 700 confederate monuments in the u.s. and nearly 100 of them are in north carolina. >> i have a preference to move it off campus but like everyone here, i swore to obey the law. >> reporter: chapel hill administrators say as a public state university it really had no choice but to keep silent sam on campus. a 2015 law passed in north carolina prohibits state agency from permanently removing or even relocating state-owned memorials or statues. >> that law is a convenient for them and something to hide behind and say we can't do anything. >> reporter: he is on the u.s. board of trustees. he says he supports the university's plan but he can't ignore the history behind that monument. >> this monument is a reminder that black peop

robbie was in the movie ""caddyshack"" when she was a kid and rhonda, you were the homecoming queen at unc chapel hill. >> love the alma mater. >> everyone has a story. everyone has a life. but let's get into it. first, my first question is, okay, would any of you be on this stage or where you are right now, show of hands, if you hadn't taken a risk or like 10,000 risks? would you? >> hard no. >> no. okay. >> hard no. >> so, i know usually people end with a lightning round. we are actually going to begin with a lieghtning round. tell me what the biggest risk in your career was and why you took it. we're going to go down the line and mix it up. don't worry. it won't get too repetitive. >> i continuously chose to jump into new roles with less resources and in unproven terrains, l'oreal to the city of new york, salary cut, jumping into an environment i didn't know, did it again when i went from the city where i was being promoted to deputy commissioner to goldman to run a program that was nascent, no staff, 110 people to no people. my husband thought i was crazy. my mom thought i was crazy. i

that's how he phrased in it his two-part tweet where hean unced the news earlier this evening.the president was rather complimentaryf mattis. he said there was a lot of growth you said his ture and. he would announce t replacement. there are there were a number of issues they didn't see eye to eye. we know matti was at the white house today. he had a meeting with presid ht trump wher notified him that he would be leaving the administration on februar 28th. unsure whether syria came up this but the timing cannot be mattis did not agree with president trump's decision to withdraw troops from syria. so we don't know yet whetheras this direct result of syria or a build-up of several different things. >> the timing and one congressman is drawing the conclusions saying this is what happens when you ignore sound vi military . when we look for a replacement, less than twos, we before the end of the year, we know president trump will likely gravitate toward someone more aligned with him with regard to policies. >>> we can see behind blayne and behind us, it is nasty out there. the tempe

a scene of massive demonstrations tonight at unc after the chancellor recommended silence in an on-campus facility. the statute has been on campus for 100 years until protesters tore it down in august. in wisconsin senate republicans going ahead with a series of bills they hope to pass before the new democratic governor elect takes office, intended to cement republican priorities, several hecklers and protesters shouted shame at the senators at the legislative proposals. donald trump is touting a strong relationship with china after a high-stakes meeting at the g 20 summit with the chinese president, white house officials are optimistic. >> in the spirit of goodwill and president xi jinping's presentation to donald trump saturday night, in that optimistic spirit we have strong expectations. >> gallagher on the case next, what to expect from china, he will tell us. .. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of pr

>> our time is 6:46, the place where the silent sam statue stood in north carolina on the campus of uncll is causing problems again. >> look at this, this is new video from overnight. demonstrators are gathering at the former base of the statue of the confederate soldier. students wanted it renewed from the campus. the university decided to move the statue inside of a new history and education center, students are not happy, instead of taking it off the campus. >>> a new york lawmaker wants to check police of social media activity and those who apply for distance and those who make hateful or violent posts. government access to online accounts raises privacy concerns, and he hopes his proposal sparks discussion baseball the balance between public safety and online privacy. >>> 6:47, a big sports story this morning, new, head football coach urban meyer will retire after the rose bowl game next month. they didn't give a reason, but there are reports that he's being forced to end his coaching career because of a cyst in his brain. ohio state announced that ryan day who led the ohio buckeye

not unc. this is nc state downing number 7 auburn last night.high 27 points. >>> let's move to the pro courts. in houston where the rockets set a new nba record with 26 three-pointers. last night's 136-118 win over the wizards. james harden had six of them. michael carter-williams hit 26 with only about 20 seconds to play. >>> finally chiefs rookie quarterback patrick mahomes received his first pro bowl selection on tuesday. now he's got his first high profile endorsement deal. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> i'm disturbed but i'm not really sure why yet. that video from the company announcing mahomes joining hunt's kechup, with the line who would you rather have passing you the kechup? the quarterback revealed his affinity for the condiment. >> it was a retro commercial. >> didn't really know where it was going. >> it was like rocky meets -- i have no idea. >>> still ahead, president trump who's getting blasted by members of his own party this morning. s. what happened to you? i got beat up because i was different. you can't keep on running away from your

some people from the university of north carolina, wilmington, they are floating around in the back unc know. >> and karen power pitched target she got me thinking tgt. >> see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want the make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate, teach you, put it in context. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. hey, this market, at least it can bounce, even if it's only temporary. the averages opened strongly this morning and then rolled

he has a legal background, went to the unc, university of north carolina law school. all those things play in his hands, and the president trusts him. but underneath all of this, there is a question of how ideological is he going to be, how rigid is he going to be a chief of staff. usually he's the chief negotiator with capitol hill. mulvaney has a reputation of being a hard-liner, very stiff, very difficult. whether the democrats and he can get together and talk about things and find common solutions, i think that's a huge question over this. that's the big question hanging over it right now. >> we know how much president trump values loyalty, and yet listen to mick mulvaney shortly before the 2016 election. >> yes, i'm supporting donald trump. i'm doing so as enthusiastically as i can. smaft, i think he's a terrible human being. but the choice on the other side is just as bad. >> i know it was hard to hear, so we had the captions. but he called candidate trump a terrible human being. >> well, you know, the trump people do place a huge value on loyalty. looks like th

reporters describing a scene of massive demonstrations tonight at unc after the school chancellor recommendedilence can be housed in a new on-campus facility. that statue has been on campus for more than 100 years until protesters tore down in august. at wisconsin, the states and the republicans are moving ahead with a series of bills they hope to pass before the new democratic governor-elect takes office. those bills are intended to cement republican priorities. today, several hecklers and protesters shouted "shame" as for senators and legislative proposals they were working on were deleted. president trump is touting a strong relationship with china tonight after a high-stakes meeting at the g20 summit with chinese president xi, white house officials are optimistic. >> in the spirit of goodwill, again, president xi is amazing presentation to president trump saturday night. in that positive experience, we have strong expectations. >> shannon: trace gallagher is on the case next. what to expect from a trade truth was trying to? y'all tell us. ♪ we're about to move. karate helps... relieve som

ughter ] vice president mike pence today an unced plans to establish u.s. space command.ause mike pence knows better than anyone how to space out [ laughter ]tr presidenp's re-election campaign has established a d ecial hotline that supporters can use to call ave a message thanking trump for his service. or just as likely, he'll pick up. [ ght laughter ] "no, no, i'm not busy. tell me i'm great. [ laughter ] oh, what's that? you have to go? [ laughter ] well, i'm the president, so you have to stay." [ laughter ] president trump has apparently asked his cabinet secretaries to look at whether their agencies have funding that can be used toward the border wall. man, he's really obsessed th building a wall. mr. president, your policies are incribly, incredibly cruel towards immigrants. you're damaging the economy and our society to the pnt where coming to america to pursue a better life won't even be a logical option. don't you see? you're the wall. [ laughter ] the wall was inside you all along. [ cheers and applause ] merry christmas. it was reported recently that l prince

on monday, unc-chapel hill student and activist maya little was charged with two misdemeanors -- inciting a riot and assaulting an officer -- after a campus protest. earlier this year, little poured her own blood and red paininon the statue. to see our interview with maya little, go to our website at democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in wisconsin, where republican lawmakers are orchestrating an unprecedented power grab to weaken incoming democratic governor tony evers before he takes offifice. in an extraordinary move thatt some are calling a legislative coup, republican legislators have worked throughout the night to pass a sweeping package of lame-duck bills to give power to the republican-controlled legislature before republican governor scott walker leaves office in january. republicans in both houses worked throughout the early morning to ga

wilmington, they are floating around in the back unc wilmington i'm not 62 >> we know. >> and karen power pitched target she got me thinking tgt. >> see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want the make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate, teach you, put it in context. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. hey, this market, at least it can bounce, even if it's only temporary. the averages opened strongly this morning and then rolled over and then rebounded near the close. dow only closing up 83 points. t while the nosedive was indeed gut-wrenching, i find the comeback refresh, especially since this market is op track for the worst december since 1931 ooh. other than focusing why we came back down, the worries about economic slowdo

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but the negotiations advanced so quickly that crucial details ar remain unc as u.n.cial envoy to yemen martin griffiths spearheaded thv tenttruce and joins me now from brussels. martin griffiths, welcome to the program. thank you very much. thanks for having me on. >> so a special envoy, clearly ow what i just announced. it's just been said there is a o ceasefire that is set toto effect tomorrow. give me as much as you know and what you expect that to achieve. >> well, as you were sin yo lead-in there, there's a lot of work that needs to be done t flesh out the exact timing of different withdrawals but essentially it's as follows the cease-fire will go into ghrce at midnight tonight, one minute after mid we would expect the parties at that point to stop fighting, the skies to grow quiet over the data. we will plan to hold the first meeting of the monitoring committee, the u.n. will chair with the parties, and that committee is tasked to flesh out the details which wewe discussed inn but need further elaboration. essentially this month, by the end of this month, we sh

. >> well with someone who proudly went to unc, i root your state well and i hope to clear this baby better for north carolina if you get finished up with. thank you for coming on tonight. up next, president trump's celebrity apprentice style search for a new chief of staff coming to an end. apparently a dead end with the president announcing over twitter tonight that the name of a new -- catch this -- acting white house chief of staff. what does that mean? watching "hardball." (burke) parking splat. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ with retirement planning and advice for what you need today and tomorrow. because when you're with fidelity, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. because when you're with fidelity, - [narrator] meet shark's newest robot vacuum. it powerfully cleans from floors to carpets, even pet hair, with ease, and now for cleaning surfaces above the floor, it comes with a built in shark handheld. one dock, two sharks. the shark ion robot cleaning sy

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larry peculiar shamarshall, unc. >> things are going to happen. we don't look at it like that. we're happy to be here. we're not letting nothing ruin our experience. >> reporter: with thousands ready to ring it in, 2019 is almost here. and tonight's special guests of honor, several prominent american journalists including nbc's own lester holt. they have a really cool job. they get to hit the button that will start the ball on its one-minute journey into 2019. the organizers here today say they want to put the focus on freedom of press, headed into next year. scott? >> a wonderful sentiment. all right, chris, thank you much. now at 7:00, the "today" show is covering all things new year's, from celebrations to resolutions. al roker is live in southern california ahead of the rose parade tomorrow. people on the other side of the world are already in 2019. most recently australia rang in the new year about an hour ago. they did it with a bang. you got beautiful fireworks lighting up the midnight sky there. the show had people camping out around sydney's harbor and the skyscrapers

operates outside of space and tie politically so perhaps this is a case where the base is haplepy, unc. democrats, judy, they think this is a win universally for them. but, however, they have to make some real strategic decisions coming off the-- that they think resident talked about owning a shutdown. that's what they wanted out of this meeting, and thegot it. d woodruff: yamiche, we noted the president sa would be proud to own a shutdown. we understand his thinking and is he willing at all to consider compromise? id the prt thinks a government shutdown will help him politically. he is not willing tback down from all the sourcing that i've been able to gather today. the president has been pitting americans against imm today he said over and over again, immigrants are going to bring drugs to this. count they are going to be criminals. he said, "they're going to bring diseases to this countryr so this is asident that is hoping if he takes jobs from thousands of people and shuts down the government th can do it in the name of pitting americans versus immigrants. and thists something tha

. >>> in north carolina the place for the silent sense that you once stood on the unc chapel hill campusain. this is some new video from overnight of demonstrators gathering at the former base of the statue of the confederate soldier. it was toppled back in august and students wanted it removed from campus. they are not happy that they have decided to move the statue inside a new history and education center instead. >>> uc berkeley is making some policy changes after settling a lawsuit. the berkeley college republicans found this judgment filed the suit after a speech by a conservative speaker. after the settled just make as part of the settlement it said that it would make changes included changing fees and requirements. the university also agreed to pay $70,000 for the legal fees. legal experts say they believe the settlement gives both sides room to claim victory. >>> >> -- there are some changes being implemented and they get a payment of $70,000. the university will say actually it was good for everybody or we won because these are changes that were already in process. >> they said

this company announced a partnership to manufacture dram with a taiwan semiconductor foundry known as unc. there was only one problem according to our indictment that we unsealed last month. neither company had ever made advanced dram, so how could they possibly manufacture it together less than a year after the company had been founded? according to the indictment, by onrraine micro -- luring micr employees to steal trade secrets and bring them to the company who would transfer them to the chinese state owned company. we have responded with the full force of our law. we have charged three former micron employees and two companies with economic espionage, stealing trade secrets for the benefit of a foreign government. we also brought a civil suit, the first of its kind, seeking an injunction to prevent exporting dram to the united states, where it would compete and wey with micron worked directly to add that company to its list, making it functionally impossible for the company to buy the materials it needs to make dram based on the technology it is accused of stealing. in these ways, we