mark matkowski, united association local five, local24.ski, united association localfive, stephen dodd, the sheet metal workers union, gary mussina, the sheet metal workers union, the president has been honoured to receive tremendous support from union men and women on election day and is dedicated to growing and deepening their support and he made it a priority to meet these workers on our working day here in the white house. the off shoring of american jobs and lack of growth has hit american workers hard. the president's top priority is to keep american jobs which have happened in general motors and so many more. at 5pm the president will host a meeting with leaders here in the white house which will include the white house which will include the vice president, the senate majority leader, the whip, the house speaker, the house majority leader, the house democratic leader, the house democratic whip, the white house chief is daft, chief of staff to the vice president and chiefs of staff from those respective offices. the purpose of the m

mark mcmanus, general president of the united association.nald mullins, steamfitters united association with local 6 or two. frank spencer, united brotherhood carpenters. mccarran, president of the brotherhood of carpenters. -- joseph sellars junior sheet metal workers union /marketing. thelma Ãheat and frost -- united association of local five, the sheet metal workers union/smart union, and gary messina with the sheet metal workers union/smart union. the president has been honored to receive's support from these men and women on election day and is dedicated to growing and deepening their support. he made it a priority to meet with the union workers on our working day one here in the white house. the emergent jobs and lack of growth has hit american workers particularly hard. the president's top priority is to retain and attract american jobs which have already seen happening through his actions on carrier, sprint, general motors and more. at 5 o'clock the president will hosting bipartisan meeting with leaders here at the white house. that w

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is the new ambassador to the united nations. the associated press reporting that president trump is asking for a review of methods of interrogating terror suspects and the possible reopening of a cia run black site prison outside of the united states. according to a draft executive order obtained by the associated press and some reaction to that from senator john mccain, the chairman of the armed services committee, tweeting out, "the president can sign whatever executive orders he likes, but the law is the law and we are not bringing back torture." that is from senator john mccain. we wish her you today's washington journal as we wait -- we will show you today's washington journal as we wait. visiting fellow at the heritage foundation joins us to talk about the recent report from the "hill" newspaper that the trump team is thinking of cutting the federal budget over the next 10 years. you wrote about this recently and you called it a $10 trillion stimulus plan. [applause] rep. pelosi: here we are. good morning, everyone. i think we can all ag

president of the national labor union of north america, mark mcmanus, general president of the united associationld mullins, steamfitters, frank spencer, united brotherhood of carpenters. mark holz of iron workers number five. joseph sellers jr., general president of the sheet metal workers union/smart union. thelma m. mata. mark ukowski, steve dodd, smart union. the president has been honored to receive tremendous support from union working men and women on election day and is dedicated to growing and deepening their support. and he made it a priority to meet with these union workers on our working day one here in the white house. the offshoring of american jobs and lack of economic growth in recent years has hit american workers particularly hard. and the president's top priority is to retain and attract american jobs, which have already been seen happening on carrier, sprint, general motors and so many more. at 5:00, the president will host a bipartisan meeting with leaders here at the white house, including the vice president, senate majority leader, senate majority whip, senate minority lead

things you are talking about like the golf associations when i started right here in the western pennsylvania area and played in the tournament's, the usga, the unitedtes golf association, those people, whether you like them or dislike them, what they have done to make the game so great is part of what made me do what i wanted to do and have the opportunity to do whatever i wanted to do and play the history of the game -- those things are so important to me, that people, to talk about the galleries, the people that have inspired me to do what i did, to win and to have the pleasures i have had in my life -- my wife, my kid, what they have done and how they have helped me do what i wanted to do is so important. i am most grateful for that and i could spend the rest of my life thanking people for the contributions they have made. guest: i am asking what took most of my time, the ending frictions among people. as prime minister, -- i'm a president, i don't have an administration, i hardly hear the word no and these people feel that you serve them, they've will respond gladly. if you ask them to volunteer, they will be surprised how many of them will vol

association tournaments. and then theu sga, the united states golf association. what those people, whether you like them or dislike them, what they have done to make the game so great is part of what made me do what i wanted to do and have the opportunity to do what i wanted to do. to play the game, the history of the game. and you know, those things are so important to me. that people, talk about the galleries, people that have inspired me to do what i did and to win and to have the pleasures that i have had in my life, my wife winnie, kit, my wife now, what they have done. how they've helped me do what i have wanted to do, is so important and i am most grateful for that. and i could spend the rest of my life just thanking people for the contributions that they've made. >> i was 60 years, i am asking what took most of my time, among people an their situations. as prime minister i hardly held the world, yes i'm a president. i don't have an administration. i don't have-- i hardly hear the word no. and they discovered that 23 people feel that you serve them, they w

senate leadership including majority and majority leaders to discuss his nomination for associate justice of the unitedtates supreme court. he intends to have a decision by the end of the week. and an announcement early next week. and an announcement early next week. the president has made it clear he will appointjustices to protect our liberty and hold the highest regard for the constitution. he continues to carefully consider potential justices he continues to carefully consider potentialjustices based on their commitment to upholding these principles. this meeting is a chance for the present to consult with senate leaders on his potential choices for the bench. speaker ryan extended an invitation to address a joint session of congress in february and the president has accepted the invitation. he looks forward to sharing his plans for moving the country forward. by the time we get a fabry 208i feel we will have a lot to talk about. it was great to see the nominations of doctor carson, secretary chao, mr ross and governor haley advanced a committee today and as a reminder by the end of the first week,

let me jump in -- to say that the president of the united states, mr. trump is associated with the clan, or part of the kl an. that is a harsh statement when there is no evidence of that. greta, you did not say that when these white folks called president obama a muslim. i would say look at david duke -- look at the clan who supported him. who is the out and out liar? host: let me just say many times when a caller would call up and say that the president is muslim, we would respond by saying the president has said he is a christian. we will leave it at that. another story in "the hill" newspaper this morning -- attackedsident trump 2016 democratic president of nominee hillary clinton for use of a private enough server. let's hear from gary and fort mitchell, kentucky, republican. caller: yes, that was a hard act to follow there. i would like to comment on what is going on with the media, trump, and everything. with awatched interview representative from chicago, illinois, gutierrez, i guess his name is. where trump wants to bring in federal troops, and all of that stuff. i

united. the chief executive of the lawn tennis association has resigned, after just three years in the role.is previousjob in charge of tennis canada, but family reasons also played a part in his decision. the first tennis major of the year, the australian open, starts on monday and the british number one johanna konta looks in good form. she's into the final of the sydney international. she beat former wimbledon finalist eugenie bouchard in straight sets, to reach her third wta final. konta will now play world number three agnieszka radwa nska. konta, who is ranked at number ten in the world, made it to the semifinals at the australian open last year. also going well in sydney is the british number three dan evans, he's reached his first atp tour semifinal. he had to come from a set down again, just like the last round. he beat the top seed dominic thiem, his first victory over a top ten player. andy murray is already in melbourne — he's been warming up there ahead of the australian open draw, which takes place in the early hours of friday morning.

the trump administration has drafted an order to keep refugees syria from coming to the united states. the associated press obtain aid draft of the order. it would suspend issuing any visas for people from seven mostly muslim countries. those are iran, iraq, libya, somal is, sudan, syria and yenen. one man said his family has been trapped overseas after their homes in syria were destroyed he wonder ifs they will ever make it to california. the council on american islamic situation said it's ready to fight the order. >> we are also looking at legal strategies to push back against any possible order just because it came from the president doesn't mean that it's the law. we are reminded that the law of the land is the constitution. >> the president has not commented on the details of the draft order but in the past he has said he is worry that terrorists could enter the united states posing as refugees. >>> you will find more on the president's orders at ktvu.com. there is information about the preses's call for a major investigation into possible voter fraud. just look under our politics section. >>> l

associates and the russian government during the campaign. so here you have the fbi director getting called out by the president of the united states whose associatesstigation. >> i don't think comey liked that probably. it undermine his credibility among liberals and democrats who don't believe he has any credibility left. it really reminds folks of the bill clinton meeting with loretta lynch on the tarmac in the middle of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. people will point back to this moment if they don't like the results of this investigation. >> there's a question about whether comey stays even. >> a dispute about who was hugging who there? clear the president was pulling in the director. >> it's a fun early days here in this new one. up next, a big week for team trump on capitol hill beginning with today's debate about whether the new president is trying to bring back waterboa back waterboarding. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. mthat stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. guess i won't be seeing you for a while. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. the associated press news agency reported that a 53 u.s. army vocalist played trump wearing a red tie. marching band members also practiced their path toward the white house. they've had difficulty booking high profile performers. some 7 to 900,000 people are expected to attend. >>> medicare and medicaid save lives and create jobs. don't mess with any of them. >> also on sunday, democrats and activists staged rallies in more than 40 cities calling for the preservation of president obama's health care program. trump has insisted that he will immediately overturn it. >> i have very real concerns. i see my life flashing before my eyes. if you represent the people, represent the people and do what the people need. >> experts say repealing obamacare would mean more than 20 million people would lose their insurance coverage. >>> delegate from dozens of countries say the only way to achieve peace in the israel palestinian conflict is to recognize the two states. the call was meant to be a call to donald tr

should reopen cia—run black site prisons outside the united states. the associatedned a copy of the draft from a us official which says it would also continue america's use of the detention facility in guantanamo bay, cuba. the document stresses us laws should be obeyed at all times and explicitly rejects torture. gary o'donohue is in washington dc. this seems to suggest the first hints as to what might be in the executive order, gary, what do you make of what we're hearing so far? well, we haven't seen it in black and white ourselves as yet, but if the reports are right, it's some of the reports are right, it's some of the stuff we would have expected particularly the keeping open of guantanamo bay. we knew that was going to happen. the question of reopening those cia black sites, those prisons abroad, they were in places like poland and lithuania had one, thailand had one where the idea was effectively you could get away with more in those prisons than you could on us soil. and also this question of reviewing interrogation techniques. now, during the campaign, of

in years shares fell below 5 million units for the f first time sinc the 2011 earthquake impacted production. officials of the japan's automobile dealers association say domestic new vehicle sales last year stood at 4.97 million units. they contribute to the decline in a 9% drop in vehicles. it follows a tax increase for that class of car. domestic new car sales have decreased by 36% since 1990. analysts cite japan's shrinking population and less young people driving. this week experts are giving us their outlook for the global economy. today a distinguished academic tells us about prospects for china. he is dean of the university's institute for contemporary and china studies. he also advises the chinese government on policy. he's one of the members that drafted the c countries fivive plan.. he told nhnhk world what kind o growth can be expected this yearar. >> measures are in place. it's the most important case when assessing the economy. >> we expect that china's economic growth rate for 2017 will be 6.5% or higher. most likely betweenen 6.5 and 6 which i think is sufficient. i'm more focusused on what i ca three major deficiencies rather than

because this is really -- this makes everyone associated with the united nations look like fools.by the way, in the general assembly, they look like anti-semitic fools. >> well, there's no doubt there's a lot of semitism. remember the words never let good words go to waste. i think this is purely voluntarily funding from the u.s. and everyone else to end the taxation of the united states, which we face through the assess contribution system. and so there's a real opportunity here for the incoming trump administration to send a tsunami through the holes of the un. lou: would you go so far as disband the united nation? >> no. once asked if the united states should withdraw from the un and she said, no, it's not worth the trouble. lou: well, it's certainly not worth the trouble being part of it either in most instances. i've got a great idea. why don't we add it to the list of possibilities for gitmo as the number of detainees have dwindled -- no, i'm just kidding. ambassador, thanks for being with us. john bolton, appreciate it. >> thanks, lou. lou: breaking news. fox news has learn

leader, minority leader, majority whip, minority whip to announce his nomination for associate justice of the unitedates supreme court. as he noted earlier today, he intends to have a decision by the end of the week and an announcement early next week. the president has made it incredibly clear he will appoint justices to protect our liberty and hold the highest regards for the constitution. he continues to carefully consider potential future justices based on their commitment to upholding these principles pray this meeting is an important opportunity for the president to consult with senate leaders from both sides of the aisle on his potential choices for the bench. as you may have heard, speaker ryan extended an invitation to the president to address a joint session of congress on february 28th. i am pleased to inform you that the president has accepted that invitation. he looks forward to sharing his plans for moving the country forward. i have a feeling by the time we get to february 28th, we will have a lot to talk about. it was great to see the nominations of dr. carson, second elaine chao, mr

leader, minority leader, majority whip and minority whip to discuss his nomination for associate justice of the unitedt. as he noted earlier today, he intends to have a decision bit end of the week in an announcement early next week. the president has made it incredibly clear that he will appoint justices who protect our liberty and hold the highest regards for the constitution. he continues to carefully consider potential future justices based on their commitment to upholding these principles. this meeting is an important opportunity for the president to consult with senate leaders from both sides of the aisle on his potential choices for the bench. as you may have heard, speaker ryan extended an invitation to the president to address a joint session of congress on february 28th. i'm pleased to inform you that the president has accepted that invitation. he looks forward to sharing his plans for moving the country forward. i have a feeling by the time we get to february 28th, we will have a lot to talk about. it was great to see the nominations of dr. carson, secretary chuo, mr. ross and governor hale

unit. that is one thing that potentially they need based on the [inaudible] city associates or expercents, they make recommendations of what is needed to increase the footprint and healthy products. >> of the 9 stores in the program there was a continuum of capital investment some already had the equipment they need and others did not? what is the range of intrestment? >> the range of investment is 15 to $20 thousand plus 15-about $35 thousand of investment including staffing of leaders and equipment and consultant. in term thofz equipment around the capital is around 15 to $20 thousand made depending on the store. also one thing we didn't capture is some of the businesses are putting some of their own capital into the program. for example, one och the tendser loin markets we made a recommendation for a product and they went and bought a larger product. we like to see that happen. they secure their financing for the product. >> the piece jorge talked about at the begin ogthf process where we do the assessment of the store after they complete the interest form, we do a business operation as

trade has a lot of benefits associated with it for the united states. getting back to he what i startd with a hurricane coming, people are writing about this in the '70s and \80{l1}s{l0}\'80{l1}s{l0} and '90s said look, we don't get on top of this problem, people will blame trait. even if trade is on a part of the story. people look for something to blame. it's hard to say you can control technology. do we want to stop making better -- people look at trade and say we could stop imports. that's something the government can do. that's somewhere the government can help us. it's not surprising trade into an the site even if it's not the primary culprit. >> essentially you're saying trade is to some extent being scapegoated? >> no question. >> to what extent is some of our problems self-inflicted? it's not that others are better at introducing certain technology. it's not necessarily always that others have lower wage gaps. it's not necessarily others are carried out unfair trade practices but we have extraordinary high, for example, healthealthcare costs th

immigrants and proposals to restrict the flow of refugees in the united states according to administration sources that spoke with associated press and trump said mexico would pay for the wall and mexico has haeply said it will not pay for any border walls. what we understand is that those executive t wall on national security as mr. trump put it will be signed today when he visits the department of homeland security expect around a little after 1:00 this afternoon and then next week it will be interesting meeting here are when the mexican president comes to washington for a visit liver at the white house i'm melanie alnwick. >> happening now the search is on for a man who shot a woman at a bus stop in front of elementary school children. eugene sims is armed and dangerous. witnesses say he tried toy grab a little girl when the mother trained to intervene she was shot. they withheld the name due to nature of shooting and then felt it was best to get the word out so the public can help find sims. >> with domested cases they're usually targeted. so really there's no reason to think that this person would arbitrary go shoot pe

unit. the city associates has been in business 30 or 40 years doing store redesign and layout so look at issuese safety and other items thip store. and then on a particular day, the whole team comes together and resets the store. one thing i want to mention is the community engagement piece is run primarily by the coalitions, but they have teams of food guardians in the bayview and food justice leaders in the tenderloin who are residents from the community trained in the issues deeply involved in all aspects of the program. on the reset day we assemdleble at the door and take out the wooden shelving that are less efficient and reassimble the new met low shelving, place that in the store and remerchandise the same store. we put the produce bins and refrigeration unit in the store so that pretty much happens in within day per the schematic. we work with graphic designers who do price sign frj the stores that you can see here as well as with nutritionists who come up with wobblers they are called. they are signed that hang off the shelves and wobble when you walk past. we thought that we should sh

united states. judging from past practice and current efforts. you go on to write, immediately after election day, we assessed russian intelligence began a spearfishing campaign targeting u.s. government employees and individuals associated with united states think tanks and ngos in security and defense an foreign policy fields. this campaign could provide material for future influence efforts. and then you and kate quote, the election operation signals a new normal in russian influence operations. so indeed this is troubling. my question is, is the intelligence community supporting efforts to insure that the computer networks and personal devices of the president-elect and his transition team are protected from continued influence? >> it's my understanding that they are very, very sensitive to this threat and we've done what we can to educate the transition team about the pitfalls of mobile devices in secure areas and the like. >> do you believe your education efforts have been successful? >> you have to ask them i think. >> what about the president-elect's twitter account and in particular what is being done to safeguard his phone and account given the potentially dire national security consequences of an infiltration?

united states. and donald trump associated himself and became one of the spokes persons and leaders of that. this may be a continuum -- >> do you think it is a piece of it for congressman lewis. >> i don't know. i take congressman lewis really at his word that the concern over russian involvement is what is driving this. those of us who focus on and work on voting rights want the democracy to be clean, to be pure, to be open, to be transparent. and if foreign nations are now involved in our elections frks foreign leaders are now involved in our elections, whether they impact it or not, it's espionage,is' spying, it's inappropriate, it's illegal. >> no. and finally at the news conference trump acknowledged it. but you talked to a lot of people and he didn't go far enough. we are waiting to see if he puts mightier words behind that. when you look bigger picture, black community and i was sitting here watching on friday, you had steve harvey, talk show host comedian steve harvey role through trump tower. he said he was invited by the boom administration and the trump transition team to go in th

that was in large part due to the state department efforts to rekindle associations between the unitedtates and north korea and use this mission as the weigh-in. from the mid-90's to 2005 every single year we sent a team out to north korea to recover remains of the fallen. we are not there right now. i don't think we will be back there anytime soon. most recently last year that unit melded with a couple of others creating this new agency. that put the increasing size insignias to denote the increase of importance and -- so what do we do? really a two-part mission. work tone hand we inform the family first and then story ofc and tell the the fallen, of the missing. on the other hand we also go out and find and recover and and returned the remains of the fallen. we move on to acquisition. through processing them in our laboratories and then hopefully identify them and send them home informing the families and the public. i will make it couple of points about each of those sets. for historical research, shown here in one of the main state facilities, although we go to facility starting --

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the unit's decision to take it down is linked to critics associated with fox news. >> the fox news item unleash the crazies. >> the f.b.i. association had called on a.u. to take down the statue. agents called pelletier an unremorseful cold blood killer but amnesty international says his trial was unfair and several world leaders have labelled him a political prisoner. >>> police believe this is the face of mass murderer. the surveillance video shows him changing currency. no name yet but police have arrested eight others who might have played supporting role and they tracked down the cab driver who shuttled the gunman to the nightclub in turkey. >>> dylann roof sentencing trial against wednesday. he was found guilty of killing nine people in charleston, south carolina, back in june 2015. he could get the death penalty. today the judge agreed to let roof act as his own attorney. he will not be allowed to approach witnesses or the jury. >>> severe storms in the south. a man in florida drowned when flood waters carried away his car. heavy rains also flooded parts of alabama. high water hit

the possibility post brexit forming a trade association with the united states.an president, both the protests a nd the new american president, both the protests and the —— theresa may's visit. cut out your sexist insults, mr president. curious to know how this will work. theresa may is a p pa re ntly this will work. theresa may is apparently going to challenge or somehow raise president putin's attitude to women and comments he has raised previously when she met him. i wonder how all in what context him. i wonder how all in what co ntext s he him. i wonder how all in what context she will do that. yes, president trump. his comments have made headlines. he now currently calls theresa may my maggie, harking back of course the ronald reagan, anotherformer back of course the ronald reagan, another former republican president, and his relationship with margaret thatcher all those years ago. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: theresa may will be the first foreign leader to meet donald trump since he was sworn in as us president. m

united states. you think the president should be associate with the criminals? of course not. >> then it's not just -- >> of course not. >> we agree. >> thunless he's about to becom attorney general of the united states, i don't think you have to worry. >> if you held the president of the united states, barack obama, to the same standard, i would feel comfortable about that. donald trump said he was going to drain the swamp and there's every evidence he's not doing it. >> i mean, the drain the swamp is about lobbyists and consultants in washington -- >> not about criminals? convicted criminals? >> i don't think he's player in washington. >> thank you both. next, ford scrapping plans to build a case in mexico. ford says it's good business but trump is getting all the credit. and a strange habit of appearing in public half dressed. is there a method to his seeming madness? tonight putin's onetime top aide speaks out. and my life is basketball.west, but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for

. >> reporter: but, decades later, pj ran into chuck at a reunion of his gunship unit called the spectre association >> and so it was kinda just good to see the guy. 'cause he was just a guy we served with. i just assumed that he completed his career like i did and i served 22 years and bill served 30 and we gave our whole life to -- to this unit. >> reporter: back in the old days, said bill, chuck's nickname was "kaz." but now? "kaz" had come up in the world from the lowest ranks to the highest. >> so i go up there and i talk to him and i said, "hey, kaz, whatsup, man? how you been doin'?" he says, "oh -- i -- i -- i "really. wow." and i said, "well, what -- what was your rank?" "i retired as a chief." i'm like, "really." >> reporter: as the former airmen caught up on more than 25 years, chuck flashed his medals. >> and chuck says, "you guys should check your classified records. the va checked my classified records and i found out i got a whole buncha really high medals from my operations in vietnam." >> reporter: chuck invited pj to his home in knoxville, tennessee. >> and, i personally saw these

donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states of america and is in association of businessers we have an accountability to make sure that the voice of american small business is heard loud and clear by any administration and certainly this administration. so therein lies an opportunity for me to offer advice and counsel when called upon on issues that are important to my association. >> so what about all this back and forth over the size of the inauguration crowd, is that what you really want to see your president dealing with and addressing right out of the starting gate? >> no, not at all. i think what happened yesterday is a telling kind of litmus test for this nation. but therein, again, i think is an opportunity. in the inaugural speech, president trump talked about, he had a line wherein he said, if you open your heart to patriotism, there will be no room for prejudice. i viewed the women who marched yesterday as patriots. these are patriots who feel overlooked, disenfranchised, disrespected, but therein lies a great opportunity. donald trump has surrounded himself wi

security poses a substantial threat to the sovereignty and safety of the united states of america and its citizens. abby: associatedreported that morgan was asked to leave but chose to resign rather than fight termination, the white house setting that record straight saying all officers appointed by proceeding president are asked to submit to new president, reports, abby. abby: here is how the networks covered it. >> the man charged with protecting america's border now ousted. >> the border chief is gone, he wasn't fired for a cause but simply the president wanted to move in another direction, by the way, you may remember trump was endorsed by the union representing border patrol agents, he was not very popular, that outgoing border chief was not popular with the union. we learned today that the u.s. border patrol has been fired, a signal that the new administration that's taking border policies in a new direction focusing on the wall. abby: nbc nightly news didn't cover the story at all. heather: now to another fox news alert for you. a column-by style attack planned in florida middle school today foiled just in t

united states. >>> home building slipped a little bit in january. but confidence is still at elevated levels. the national association for home builders said builders are still upbeat. the new congress and the incoming administration will create a better business climate for the industry. >> the most expensive home for sale in the united states is shrouded in secrecy. it has never been photographed. there are no images of it on the internet but tonight we have an exclusive look inside. an open house in last like you've never seen before. >> it is getting increasingly interesting. they have set a whole new level. we'll give you a tour starting here in the gaming and entertainment room. now it is a 12,000 square foot entertainment area. the ultimate billionaire man cave, you might say, with a four lane bowling alley with, yeah, what else? gold and silver, bowling pinls and a lounge over there. and you like eye candy? it is a $250,000 candy wall. and then you have fuz ball tables, a $12,000 pool table, and you know the wealthy have garages and lots of cars. the super rich have auto galleries and collectible cars worth m

that was in large part due to the state department efforts to rekindle associations between the uniteds and north korea. they used this mission as sort of the way in. from the mid-1990's to 2005, every year, we send a team out to north korea to recover remains of the fallen. we are not there right now. i don't think we will be back there anytime soon. in 2000 three, this unit was melded with another and created the jpac command. and most recently last year, that unit melded with a couple others, creating this new dod agency. i sort of put the increasing size there in the exam year -- its in year -- insignias to denote the increase of importance of these. so what do we do? really, a two-part mission. on the one hand, we work to inform the family first, and then the public, and tell the story of the fallen, of the missing to the best extent we possibly can. on the other hand, we also go out, and we try to find and recover and identify and return home the remains of the fallen. it is sort of a cyclical process. we start with research. move on to acquisition, if you will, acquiring the rem

united states also developed a democratic culture, formed in large part by a series of informal buffers that worked in similar ways. nongovernmental groups from quiet society to professional associations and argued they acted to weaken the moral empire of the majority. alexander hamilton felt that ministers, lawyers would be the impartial a impartial arbitrors of democracy. the two prevailing dynamics in the united states over the past few decades have been to destroy these intermediate associations either because of democratic openness or market efficiency. congressional decision making has gone from being closed to open and free. political parties have lost their internal strength and now are vessels for whoever wins the primaries. gills and other professional associations have lost all their moral authority and have become highly competitive in secure organizations who members do not and probably can't afford to act in ways of the public interest. the media, the only interest protected in in the constitution has fierce competition between thousands of new platforms that's the dominant dynamic. we're getting to see what american democracy looks like without any of those real buffers

number two, in those documents themselves were information, names and places where the united states military associatedith afghan citizens, the taliban went on a killing spree to tho places and to those people and killed hundreds of people. this man now a woman has blood on the hands. blood on the hands. maria: there was a speculation in the media, transgender, chelsea manning in prison, what do you think about that? why did he do it? >> there are medical health and mental health. the reality of what this -- maria: particularly as so many other soldiers not to do such a thing. what about julian assange? initially she just wanted chelsea manning, she wanted clemency, i will be extradited to the united states and now -- jack: assange is a coward. we know it. he likes character and principle , this is a man that's running from a rape charge and hiding, hiding in an embassy seeking refuge there, come on. maria: he was on fox and told sean hannity that russia was not the source of the los -- leaks, relations growing unstrain, president obama expressed his concerns to the incoming administration yesterday. i

administration has tracted an order to keep syria refugees entering the united states and stop all refugee programs for 120 days. the associated press got a draft of the order that would also suspend issuing any visas for people from seven mostly muslim countries. those are iran, iraq, libya, somalis, sudan, syria and yemin. a man we talked to said his sisters and their families have been trapped overseas after their homes in syria were destroyed and now he wonder ifs they will ever make it. the council on american islamic relations said it's ready to fight the order. >> we are also looking at legal strategies to push back against any possible executive order just because it came from the president doesn't mean it is the law of the land. we are he minded that the supreme law of the land is the constitution. >> the president has not commented on the details of the draft order but in the past he has said that he is worried that terrorists would enter the united states posing as refugees. >> you can find more on the orders so far at ktvu.com. there is also information about the president's call for a major investigation into poss

none of whom actually come to the united states and none have assets. and long time associated. and some in 2015. can you give us some insight into why you would, if you really wanted to send a message to putin, you would not put on the list and also the thinking about having invited him to the summit in 2015 and in retrospect, did you send the wrong signal? >> so you and the rest of the reporters in the room, not going to talk about what sanctions made and what might be made in the future. there's always a tension though and it's been prevalent in the entire discussion of imposing sanctions and in particular, when we're talking about nation states and also keeping open, doing so in a way that keeps open enough dialogue with the country or those actors that is going to be in our national interest. so we need to continue to have dialogue with a whole host of nation states that we have many issues with when it comes to counterterrorism cooperation, right? our intelligence agencies need to share critical information about threats against us, us sharing information about threats aga