that requires leaders who can unite us, not those using fear and lies to further divide this country. i will always be the first to say that we must work together, not as democrats, not as republicans, but as americans. however, we cannot simply gloss over the hateful and divisive rhetoric that plagued our country this past year. the united states is better than this. and the world is watching. as an eternal optimist, i'm hopeful that our leaders will work together to begin to heal these wounds and move our country forward together, showing that we are stronger than those who wish to divide us. that is what i will keep pushing for and hope that our leaders in washington will join me in fighting for what's right for the american people. my commitment to our community, to the great state of florida, and to our nation will always continue. thank you to my constituents, to my colleagues, and to my team for the honor of a lifetime, serving the treasure coast and palm beach here in the united states congress. i yield back the balance of my time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentl

it has united us. it has united us across land, across water and it's one of the only holidays we have that does that. >> kwanza continues through january 1st. >>> a north aspen county cancer patient is paying it forward. he won a holiday contest gave away, free pizzas for a year. he was diagnosed with colon cancer in july. getting by with the support of family and friends. he entered a local pizza give away. he found out that he won but when he did, he knew he wanted to do something good with it. so he decided to donate the two pizzas per month to a local food bank >> everybody was so grateful and paying it forward to me, i felt this was an opportunity to pay it forward to other people that are down on their luck or doing through hard times. >> as for josh's health, he expects to make a complete recovery. he's completed seven of his 12 chemo treatments. >>> police and family members are searching for a 5-year-old girl and her great grandmother. >> we'll explain how a holiday trip led to a mystery down

it has united us.has united us across land, across water, and it's one of the only holidays we have that does that. >> kwanzaa runs until january 1st. a celebration to mark the holiday will also be held at city hall tomorrow. >>> a holiday plea for help. a local family is about to be out on the street after fire destroys their home. how the community is coming together to come to their aid. >>> a local cancer patient wins a holiday pizza give-away contest. i'm george spencer in north hampton. pay it forward, coming up. >>> and pennsylvania drivers are in for some more pain at the pump. why the price to power your vehicle is about to go up. >>> we've got rain and rising temperatures. how long that's going to last and what's in store for the holiday weekend. >>> new at 11:00, a local grandmother's asking for help after a fire destroyed her mount airy home. sheila johnson is the main caregiver for three grandchildren. they now have just five days left before they have to leave the red cross. the family's

. >> now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. you know what that is?merica, america. it's america. [cheers and applause] because when america's unified, nothing is beyond our reach, i mean that. you're going to cement asee. you're going to see. we're going to have a country that was never so great. you watch, in so many different ways. you hear a lot of talk about how we're becoming a globalized world. but the relationships people value in this country are local, family, city, state, country. they're local. we'll compete in the world, we want to compete in the world. but we're going to compete in the world where it's a two-way road, not a one-way road. the advantages are going to come back to our country. and they haven't for many, many years. there is no global anthem, no global currency, no certificate of global citizenship. we pledge allegiance to one flag, and that flag is the american flag. [cheers and applause] >> now the trump thank you tour might be more accurately described as a victory lap. he made a stop at the carrier plant in indianapolis

geography to spend too much time on what divides us now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. because when america is unified you will see we will hire the country in so many different ways out we are becoming a globalized world with the relationships that people value they are local we want to compete but we will then a two-way road not the one way around the advantages will come back to our country for many years fobs there is no goal will answer our currency or certificate of global citizenship. we pledge allegiance to one flag and that flag is the american flag. [cheers and applause] t6. [chanting] now it will be america first to purcell's first we seek peace and harmony with the nations of the world but to recognize the of zero right of every country including our own to look after its citizens we look after other countries first people running our country that truly did not know what the hell they we're doing. [cheers and applause] we will defend the american worker what has happened right here. they forgot is the american worker who truly built our country we will not

that is what makes us the united kingdom. there is no place for race in today's world. -- racism in today's world. we have to do everything we can to continue the campaign we have begun. however far off or distant that may seem to be. friends, just a change in our everyday actions, i believe it is fundamental that refocus on those things that unite us, not divide us. that we work together to tackle this also very important issue. why? in the day of my personal hero, native prime minister, justin -- eau, i say [applause] >> the delegates to the u.k.'s your parliament also talked about achieving a better, kinder democracy in great britain and around the world. this is just under 30 minutes. john: the youth parliament will now make speeches on better, kinder democracy. from the easement lands, i call the first speaker. [applause] >> thank you mr. speaker. everybody drives in case. -- glass may change. we want to portray an image where has of the -- heads are fromded, bodies are ripped their skins. just for rising is a question o

wanted to get out, which is that , as democrats, we need to talk about economics, the issue that unites us. many of you have heard me say that when million times in the past few weeks. if we're going to win as democrats, we need an economic message that will resonate in every corner of this country. come out of this leadership election united as democrats and take on the challenges that we need moving forward. i am disappointed because i like to win. but, i think it was a great discussion. i think honestly that the party is better off. i have happy to take any questions. >> what message do you think it says that about one third of the democratic caucus voted for you? rep. ryan: i think you all will speculate about that but i think it says that talking economics, people, i think, understood that that message is very, very important to us as democrats, especially leaders on the front lines. and you know, in some way representing 30, 40, 50 seats we're going to need to pick up. i think the message resonated. if you heard marsha and eddie nominate me, they talked about that, us being able to c

get the iphone 7 on us and unlimited data when you switch to at&t and have directv. >>> you know what's a great way to celebrate being elected president of the united states? road trip. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. donald trump kicks off what he is calling his thank you tour in cincinnati. >> we spend too much time focusing on what divides us. now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. you know what that is? america. america. it's america. >> meanwhile, questions swirling about the incoming first family particularly ivanka trump. is she a good role model for girls and young women?

how is that uniting all of us? >> i think what has a tendency to happen in these situations when you're performing on a live stage a level of enthusiasm kicks in. i know he gave an interview at "60 minutes" where he said no interest in pursuing that as it related to secretary clinton. he's been on the record saying that she has suffered enough. so, i think that's the indication from him. >> is it time for him to say, we're not going to do that. >> well, here's what i really think. he's on a thank you tour. he was, obviously, in a tremendous mood last night. he's got a great sense of humor. at the end of the day, there's one aspect about the president-elect that the american people like. he's contemporaneous. he's spontaneous. so, when he's in a crowd like that, and i think you mentioned this a little earlier. i think cory said it. a lot of his supporters are viewing what he's saying symbolically and are taking the entertainment piece of that and some of the journalists have a tendency to listen to it literally and

it has united us across land, across water and it's one of the only holidays that we have that does that>> kwanza ones until january 1st. >>> holiday time is as good of a time as any to help clear the shelters. take a look at alana. i recently got to meet her as part of the bark in the new year program. i learned that alana is one of many pets looking for a forever family. >> people like to focus in the new year on bettering themselves and leading healthier life stiles and having a pet is a big part of that. they increase your social life, you meet a lot of new people and they encourage you to be healthy. >> the bark in the mew year is going on all week. tomorrow you can. pick your own dapgs free and on friday, puppies and kittens are free. >>> just a few minutes before 5:00 and now more of the stories we're following right now on nbc 10 news at 5. >> the search is on for this 71-year-old south jersey woman and her great granddaughter. they were last seen headed to north carolina for christmas. they haven't been seen ore heard from in days. >>> shopping mall scare, hundreds of people ran

detectives k9 unit used the resort's surveillance video to identify and track down the suspects. that man is in serious but stable condition. >>> employees say they have a guy that custody who robbed and stabbed a man in frankford earlier this morning, he stabbed a man in his 50's in the head and stomach around 5:30 inside a home near torresdale avenue and plum street. the man is stable at hahnemann hospital. police have not released the identities of anyone involved as of yet. nor is it clear what charges the man is facing. >>> a federal judge is decide the fate of shack fattah. the sentencing will take place at 9:30 a.m. at the federal courthouse. they found the former congressman guilty of long list of charges, money laundering fraud, racketeering. they're seeking 17 to 21 years for fattah. he served as a u.s. rep in pennsylvania for more than 20 years. >>> it's a must have got to have it hottest toy of the season if you know someone who has hasn't heard of the hatch mall, these eggs had people lined up for hours. >> with the holidays getting closer, some folks up bright and e

united states. apparently the us and the united kingdom thinks it's totally fine for the strikes to keep on happeningst very outraged that we are still assisting what looked just like war crimes. the bombing raised serious questions for saudi arabia and its allies, the us and the uk, about the conduct of the war. could this air strike have changed the course of the war in yemen? relatives and friends are gathering in the yemeni capital, sana'a. they are paying their respects to the victims of the worst air strike in the country's war. there are thousands of people here that have come to mourn their loved ones that were lost. and as they are doing that, the saudi coalition airplanes are circling above. at today's memorial event, among the mourners are senior figures in the rebel government that controls the capital and large parts of the country. over two years ago, the houthi rebel alliance forced president hadi into exile. a saudi—led coalition, backed by the us and the uk, is trying to put him back in power. and has carried out thousands of air strikes. for the mourners, returning to the burnt—out

with more people in this country because, and, you know, pragmatists know this, there is more that unites usdes us. right now there is nothing more uniting than seeing the economy improve, especially people's personal bottom lines. harris: you know, lou, i'm curious to know about this messaging, where this comes from and why democrats settled for going down the social road and not getting all the cues from the country? they were out and about with the people. hillary clinton did go to that chipotle. she had to hear from somebody. >> don't forget, donald trump was running against 16 other people and they didn't get the message and republican national committee didn't get the message and republican senate didn't get the message. republican house and leadership, those go bodies didn't get the message t wasn't the democrats. by the way, bernie sanders, god bless him, i mean he was a lot of things but he wasn't the guy moving the democratic party to the center on the issue of the economy. he is a damn socialist! and that is not the center. and that really was the choice that the democratic party

and arguing what unites us this is a diverse union. we are majority women. we are all different races, different immigration status, different sexual orientations. none of that matters because we are united around specific goals and we work together and work together well. people may have individual views about all sorts of things but we know what unites us. i think more generally speaking, people who are workers in this country understand what it is they are seeking a broad societal basis for themselves. they are seeking a better life for themselves and their children oftentimes i think what we count on the progressive side is economic message gets awfully confusing and muddled. it would be absolutely wrong for us to dismiss president obama obsession with the transpacific partnership of not having an impact on this election. and i say that not as criticism of president obama or of the dpp. but what it did is it undermined the economic message as most working people were hearing. i think what we have to understand is that people are looking for a commitment.

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let's just try to find -- because 90% of this stuff unites us as americans. i'm really tired, and i know a lot of other people are, of just the constant what divides us. >> all right. donna. >> keep an eye on president-elect trump's new appointee to hhs, tom price, congressman from georgia. very close friend of paul ryan. price is a credentialed tactician. this is a guy who means business when it comes to passing legislation that will repeal aca and medicare. and we'll see what he does with medicaid. but the combination of that credentialed tactician and paul ryan, the ideologue -- put your seat belts on, folks. it's coming. >> all right. dom, we'll end with you. >> my inside story is, watch where governor christie lands. and the rnc is where he's throwing his hat right now. they'd have to find somewhere for him. he's part of the crony. he's part of the whole thing. i don't know if he's a good fit, but i think he'd make a lot of news if he were the rnc head. >> all right, we have a couple seconds. what do you guys think of christie at rnc? >> i'm floored by th

it's the issue that unites us." ryan's supporters say pelosi now understands she has to listen to them.(sot: rep. marcia fudge/(d) ohio)"she understands, change has to come."(boswell)"and you feel like you got that change with that outcome?"(sot: rep. marcia fudge/(d) ohio) "absolutely, no question about it."(standup: craig boswell/cbs news/capitol hill) pelosi's message was simple - the democrats will need to put on a unified front to take on president-elect donald trump and republicans who control congress.(sot: rep. nancy pelosi/(d-ca) minority leader) "this is so much bigger character of america." democrats say they are expecting a fight on many issues including obamacare - which pelosi helped push through the house.(sot: rep. elijah cummings/(d) maryland) "there is no stronger, battle-tested person than nancy pelosi."democrats say despite the challenge to pelosi - they left the meeting energized and unified for the battles to come.craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. that new congress will begin work on janua

you can find something that unites us. coming it for a bigger -- together for a bigger purpose.rles: so far he has proven the mainstream media wrong, let's hope it keeps going, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> evacuation from aleppo, syria have started, but many more are still waiting to live, workers on ground say it may be too late. what happens from here. >> a great guest coming up to discuss it next am [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit quickbooks-dot-com. charles: breaking news in aleppo, a new attempt at a ceasefire appears to beholding, but. red cross saying that we failed them because it is too little too late. joining me now general king. we have been following this for a lo

now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. you know what that is? america. america. america. >> all right. that was president-elect donald trump at last night's thank you rally in cincinnati, ohio where we were. joining us now with reaction, national syndicated radio talk show host with the salem radio network, larry elder, mercedes schlapp and who according to reports is being pushed by an rnc chair, also joining us florida attorney general, pam bonndy and she met with president-elect trump earlier today at trump tower. how did the meeting go? >> it went great. of course i talk with him frequently. i'm on the transition team. he's working so hard, sean and he's already -- >> he works saturdays, sundays, invites a lot of people in, meeting a lot of people, which i think is great. i love the idea when people do nice things for you, maybe i'm old school, you say thank you. then e went to ohio and said thank you, and then everything i said i meant and i'm going to follow through on. >> he's doing it. he's working so hard already. it's amazing to see him in there

they tend to talk past one another in the sense that it has been used both as a descriptive term to analyze those things that make the united states different and separate it from other country's historical experience. it's been used in the sense of america's mission abroad and what exactly the nature, if there is such a mission, what exactly the nature of that mission is. i wonder if you could tell us how you think about american exceptionalism and then we could go from there. >> you bet. thanks for having me as well. obviously the term has been used lots of different ways. the u.s. mission in the world in general post 1945 and maybe in particular in a more contested way post 1989 and the end of the cold war, it's been complicated and contested and there's a lot of interesting and debatable things we should talk about related to that. the u.s.'s kind of unique place in the world since world war ii. i think it's important historically that the term american exceptionalism used to mean, frankly it should mean again partly because it provides a meta level of agreement before we get to all the things that we should rightly dis

now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. you know what that is? america.s america. americans. when americans unify, nothing is beyond our reach. you are going to see. we are going to have a country that was never so great. you watch, so many different ways. you hear a lot of talk about how we are becoming a globalized relationships people value in this country are local. country.ity, state, they are local. we will compete in the world, we want to compete in the world, but we are going to compete in the world where it is a two-way road, not a one ray -- one-way road. the advantages are going to come back to our country, and they haven't for many, many years. answer, no global global currency, no certificate of global citizenship. we pledge allegiance to one flag, and that flag is the american flag. [cheers and applause] bem now on, it's going to america first, ok? america first. we are going to put ourselves first. we see peace and harmony with the nations of the world, but that means recognizing the right of every country, including our own, to look after

message out that we wanted to get out, as democrats we need to talk about economics, the issue that unites us. many have heard me say this and i believe it in my heart if we're going to win as democrats we need an economic message that resonates in every corner of this country. we come out of this leadership election united as democrats to take on the challenges we need going forward. i'm disappointed because i like to win, but i think it was a great discussion for us and i think the party is better off. i'm happy to take questions. >> what message do you think it sends that about a third of the democratic caucus voted for you? mr. ryan: well, i think you all will speculate a lot about that. talking, economics, people, i think, understood that that message is very, very important to us as democrats, especially leaders on the front lines. and you know, in some way representing 30, 40, 50 seats we're going to need to pick up. i think the message resonated. if you heard marsha and eddie nominate me, they talked about that, being able to compete in every district in the united states with an agen

people in the united states were engaged in art in a direct way and used to seeing art that made statements. through the works progress administration, artists like diego rivera, people in the united states were used to seeing murals that made a direct statements. we can definitely relate these sculptures with the political winds at the time. but the other lens you can look at this thread is through the lens of socialites and wealthy people in new york city. in 1938, before the united states entered world war ii, you were already seeing the nazis driving out the jews, the collectors, the wealthy -- some of the wealthy jewish residents in germany. manylso many artists, creatives were migrating. ilieu inthe mill you - m new york city that russell barnett aiken would have been commenting on at the time he was never somebody who hit his own beliefs and opinions. and that is when you see in all of these little details .ercolating up these sculptures >> this weekend we are featuring the history of tempe, arizona, with our cox communication partners. and other about tempe cities on cspan.org/citie

here's the song to unite us. >> as i know as a matter of fact as a viewer and a member of my favorite there a fear that there will be -- i want to change and talk about the press. i'm at the inauguration and this is something we talked about a lot. limited press access for daily briefings and limited access for the traveling press pool. for anybody, what is the likelihood of this happening? >> reince priebus and the chief of staff and others decide they want to blow the koconvention wn he was asked formal questions for an hour or more and doesn't give a lot of great answers. sometimes we agree with that, but i think the white house correspondence is objecting to some of the changes. changing up the seating which the white house press decides among ourselves and who sits where. the question of whether we will have the daily access and especially traveling pool with the chief elected officer of the united states everywhere he goes outside the white house. it always has been our position as the white house correspondence that we want eyes on the president any time he is outside the white

it was difficult but the difficulties that we face united us and prompted us to open huge reserves of reporter: putin also called on russians to be merciful in the new year which is exactly how the russian president tried to cast himself as he ended the old one, namely his dramatic refusal to respond in kind to the u.s. expulsion of 35 russian diplomats over allegations of election hacking. in a classic political theater putin publicly rejected the advice of his foreign ministry and said no one would be expelled over the holiday period. even inviting the children of u.s. diplomats in moscow to watch new year's performances at the kremlin. earlier putin also issued a new year's message congratulating world leaders, one name absent in the greetings, though, president obama of the united states. instead of greeting was offered to the president-elect donald trump. the president of russia side stepping, even ignoring the obama administration in his last few weeks and making it clear that the future of u.s./russian relations will fend on the policies of the incoming trump administration. ma

that is what makes us the united kingdom. there is no place for racism in today's world and many have argued that we must do everything we possibly can to continue to campaign and stamp out racism however far-off or distant that may be. friends, is it true campaigning or just a change in our everyday actions, i believe it is fundamental that we focus on those things that unite us, not divide us, that we work together to tackle this very important issue. why? well my personal hero, canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> tonight on c-span, a look back on the congressional hearings of 2016, including ones on the flint michigan water crisis in the wells fargo scandal. here's a quick look at those events. >> what are you doing to make sure state employees communicate with you regarding issues of great importance like the people of flint. >> i stood up and entire state of michigan and said these people that made these terrible decisions that showed a lack of common sense failed us. since they work for me i'm responsible for the

i think people in the united states were engaged with art in a direct way and used to seeing art that made statements. through the works progress administration, through artists like diego rivera, people in the united states were used to seeing murals that made direct statements. i think we can definitely relate these sculptures with some of the political winds at the time. but i think the other lens you can look at this through is through the lens of socialites and wealthy people in new york city. in 1938, before the united states entered world war ii, you were already seeing the nazis driving out the jews, the collectors, the wealthy -- some of the wealthy jewish residents in germany. but also many artists, many creatives were migrating. this is the milieu in new york city that russell barnett aitken would have been commenting upon at the time. i think he was never somebody who hid his own beliefs and opinions. and that is what you see in all of these little details percolating up in these sculptures. >> this weekend we are featuring the history of tempe, arizona with our cox commun

people in the united states were engaged in art in a direct way and used to seeing art that made statementsrough the works progress administration, through artists like diego rivera, people in the united states were used to seeing murals that made direct statements. we can definitely relate these sculptures with some of the political winds at the time. but the other lens you can look at this through is through the lens of socialites and wealthy people in new york city. in 1938, before the united states entered world war ii, you were already seeing the nazis driving out the jews, the collectors, the wealthy -- some of the wealthy jewish residents in germany. but also many artists, many creatives were migrating. this is the milieu in new york city that russell barnett aitken would have been commenting upon at the time . i think he was never somebody who hid his own beliefs and opinions. and that is when you see in all of these little details percolating up in these sculptures. this weekend we are featuring the history of tempe, arizona. learn more about tempe and other stops on our cities tou

this is another unit that used to make leather goods.used to make things like clothes. india's in distract industry sector is most heavily dependent on cash. job losses have been mounting. workers who travel from india's villages to its cities to earn a living have been heading back home. employers don't have cash to pay them, but there is also less work because consumers are cutting down on purchases. the pace at which new banknotes are being introduced is slow, atms run out of cash and many banks have queues outside. the government says it is cleaning up the economy, but almost two months after the announcement, people are divided. if one plans 1's expenditure well, it doesn't really matter. initially, when it started off, i thought it was a really good idea. but what i feel could have been done better is the fact it could have been planned out a little better. i feel like there was a lot of chaos and you can see everywhere, notjust in one or two classes, everyone is affected in their own way. those worst affected are those at the bott

now is time to embrace one thing that unites us, do you know what that is in america, america.america is unified nothing is beyond our reach. i mean, that you will see. you will see. we're going to have a country that was never so great. you watch. so many different ways. you hear a lot of talk about how we're becoming a globalized world. but the relationships people, value, in this country are local, family, city, state, country, they are local. we'll compete in the world, we want to compete in the world, but we're going to compete in the world where it is a two-way road, not a one-way road, the advantages are coming back to our country. and they have not for many, many years. there is no global an them, no -- no global anthem, no global currency, no certificate of global citizenship, we pledge allegiance to one flag, and that flag is the american flag . >> usa! usa! we are going to be. washington's politicians have spent so long appealing to competing interests they have forgot on appeal to the national interests, combining the skills and talents of our people in a common cau

this unites us.t's one of the only holidays that does that. >> a celebration for the holiday will be held at city hall tomorrow. >>> this will make you appreciate our weather. it's a day of weather extremes across the u.s., causing delays and cancellations for holiday travelers. this right here is chicago's o'hare airport. some passengers arrived this morning to find a wrench thrown into their travel plans because of these blizzard conditions. they shut down roads across the great plains. out west, parts of utah picked up, erin, get this, close to two feet of snow. >> oh, my gosh, dealing with that in the travel time. i mean, that's kind of rough. let's go over to glenn "hurricane" schwartz with a look at what we can expect. >> we've got pretty good travel conditions by comparison, i would say. much of the country still has pretty good conditions. that big blizzard is just over a limited area. they could use some snow in the poconos. but the skiers don't seem to mind very much. a live view at camelba

. >> my main purpose was to somehow bring the community and the law enforcement, you know, unite us back that have a negative impact on the department. so my goal was to bring the community and the police, you know, bag together. >> what different departments do you have here? >> oh, all over, we have the police offers that's are behind me we have from different units, and districts, in the city, so from everywhere, we have sergeants, lieutenants. >> do you ever go out and perform for the community? >> yes. >> where can we catch you? >> our next event january 16th, formatter inch luther king celebration, at the university. >> wonderful. you guys haven't been together for how long? >> since may we started. >> oh, nice. >> yes, we had our debut concert october 29th of this year. >> when do you perform or practice? >> we practice maybe once or twice a week. >> yes, you sound good. >> thank you. >> in fact, so good, we are going to present them on our christmas eve special later on this week, saturday. >> we're excited. >> right here on fox. please play something for us, and sing. >> yes. >>

now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. you know what that is? america.america. from now on, it's going to be america first. we're going to put ourselves first. we condemn bigotry and prejudice in all of its forms. we denounce all of the hatred and we forcefully reject the language of exclusion and separation. we're going to make joint decisions, and the nice part, our victory was so great, we have the house, we have the senate, and we have the presidency. [ applause ] remember when they said, he cannot win north carolina? so we just won ohio, iowa, and we had just won florida. breaking news, donald trump has won florida. they say whoa. and we won it big. but then the people back there, the extremely dishonest press -- [ crowd booing ] i mean, think of it. we won in a landslide. that was a landslide. remember, you cannot get to 270, the dishonest press. how many times did we hear this? there is no path to 270. they go for weeks, texas is in play. then you turn on the television like two minutes later, donald trump has won texas. it's like 12:00 in the eve

tour, trump said, "we spend too much time focusing on what divides us, and we need to embrace what unites us." then he went back to visiting only the states that voted for him. [ laughter and applause ] but after that -- during his speech, trump joked that cars used to be made in michigan and you couldn't drink the water in mexico, but now michigan. [ light laughter ] then he said, "and why is it that we drive in the parkway but park in the driveway? you know what i'm saying?" [ laughter ] "women are different than men. what else is going on?" [ laughter ] i noticed that at the end of his big rally last night, trump played the song, "you can't always get what you want." [ laughter ] or as it's now known, the national anthem. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hey-oh! >> jimmy: oh, you can do that. >> steve: oh-hey! [ applause ] oh! oh! >> jimmy: and according to tmz, it's possible that garth brooks will perform at donald trump's inauguration. yeah. but don't confuse garth brooks and donald trump. one has friends in low places. the other grabs friends in low places.[ ughter ] [ cheers and appl

you that they have used him previously in videos like this attempting to influence national thought or what have you. i wish they'd start showing these in russia as opposed to the united states. russia can put an end to this in a heartbeat if they want you. >> thank you for joining us. >>> let's bring in sean spicer. chief strategist and chief communications director for the republican national committee. thank you for joining us. >> good evening. thanks for having me. >> let's talk about some of the names coming out today. sources are telling cnn that the president-elect will name retired u.s. marine corps general kelly to become the head of the secretary of homeland security. is that true? >> i cannot confirm that at this time. the two announcements that have been official today are iowa governor terry branstad as the next ambassador to china and that donald trump intends to nominate linda mcmahon who founded the world wrestling federation, grew it from 13 employs to 800 members as the head of the small business administration. those are the two announcements that have been made. others will come. we have seen a lot of great names. general kelly would be a phenomena

it has united us across land, across water. it's one of the only holidays we have that does that. >> kwanzaa runs until january 1st. the celebration to mark the holiday will also be held at city hall tomorrow. >>> many of us are still trying to recover from this christmas. we found some people getting a head start next year. nbc 10's lauren mayk has their story from the christiana mall. >> reporter: it takes discipline to stay on tap for deals here. these shoppers are looking for things they won't even use for another year. we'll break down their strategy. >>> plus read the fine print. see how stores have changed their regular return policies just in time for the holidays. >>> and talk about a white christmas. parts of the country are getting more snow than they can handle. >> announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >>> christmas may be over. but that has not stopped the crowds from showing up at malls across the region today. nbc 10 at cherry hill mall in camden county. we spotted shoppers returning and exchanging gifts. others were e

us in washington. in particular for her service during a number of senior capacities during the bush administration, united states ambassador to the european union, assistant secretary of state for international organizations, also in the white house and in baghdad. it is great to have a speaker and a moderator who share what for us is an organizational interest in the promotion of human rights and democracy and strong american leadership in the world. i ask you to please join me in welcoming senator cardin. and the ambassador, thank you very much. [applause] kristen silverberg: senator, it is always an honor to hear from you. you know, i have dozens of topics i would love to talk about. i thought i would just hop right into it and hopefully save about 10 minutes at the end for audience "q" and "a". when we first scheduled this. i was confident we would be talking about the clinton administration. so much for that. so, how are you? you have spent a few weeks kind of getting your mind around how you are going to approach foreign policy under the trump administration? can you say a word about that? ben cardi

. >> what unites us today thanksgiving to god for the most precious gift of all. the gift of his only begotten son, jesus christ. >> in arlington, amy aubert, abc7 news. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. jonathan: we begin with the weather because a double threat outside going on right now. rain filled day and the cold temperatures is a combination that prompted hypothermia alert in the direction at 7:00 starting at 7:00 tonight. chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking all the conditions and what to expect next. >> this is nasty out there. no other way to put it. it's all rain. it will be cold in the 30's. downtown closer to the 40-degree mark. that combination with the high and the rain and the clouds is uncomfortable. hence the alert from the d.c. government. the heaviest stuff is southeast of the district. it's moving to the northeast. we are seeing the back developing toward interstate 81. a few more hours of rain. and then scatter showers are the story tonight. through the 7:00 8:00 hours rain. especially south and east. heavier part of the

it undermines substantive conversations that we could be having as americans that could unite us as antry which is a place where we should strive to be. with these cultural movements that are happening with the labeling of everything desensitizes these terms and you lose the ability to have real conversations. >> we have so much more "outnumbered" in just a minute. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? >> steve hilton. knows about a show. >> we are talking about strong pro-life women in the media. an interesting conversation. >> good to have you, have that tomorrow. let's go to "happening now".

us we can do to them. earlier in the show tonight, the woman in the pentagon talking about the gray space between war and peace. the united states using a virus damaged the physical infrastructure, center funls of the iranian group. he said we have to protect sources and methods. i hope it's not a lot to be kept secret. secrecy is government regulation. most regulations regulate what we can do. this regulates what we can know. it seems very important that we know what happened here. >> what did you take away from it? obviously, spent most of the news conference talking about the hacking and russia. >> well, i was really struck by his comments on syria and how the blood and atrocities in syria, the butchering by assad of his own people are on the hands of the russians and iranians. >> let me play a piece of that and we will come back. >> there are places around the world where horrible things are happening. because of my office, because i'm president of the united states, i feel responsible. i ask myself every single day, is there something i could do that would save lives and make a difference? with respect to syria, what

we need to talk about things that unite us. we're not getting rid of our progressive values.out them, too. but the emphasis needs to be on the issue that unites everybody and that issue is economics. it's jobs. it's wages. it's pensions. it's benefits. and it's not just talking about the minimum wage. it's talking about middle class incomes that haven't gone up in 30 years. and we got off that message. >> congressman tim ryan talking today about the way forward after he lost a vote against nancy pelosi to become house democratic leader standing alongside tim ryan today, i see him on the left side of your screen there in front of all the flags. that's democratic congressman seth moulton of massachusetts. he's a marine veteran, member of the armed services committee. thanks very much for being with us. >> good to be back, rachel, thanks. >> overall, what's your reaction to today's vote? leader pelosi gets re-elected but minus a third of the votes of house democrats including yours. why is that? >> the strongest standing against her ever. and it sends an important message. if yo

nion, what unites us. this is a very diverse union. we are majority women. we have all different races, different immigration status, different sexual orientations. none of that matters. we are united around specific goals, and we worked together well. people may have individual views about all sorts of things, but we know what unites us. i think more generally speaking, people who are workers in this country understand what it is a broad seeking on societal basis for themselves. a better life for themselves and their children. often times i think what we found on the progressive side is our economic message gets awfully confusing and muddled. diwould be wrong for us to smiss president obama's obsession with the transpacific art are shipped as not having an impact on this election. i say that not as criticism of president obama or tpp, but it undermines the economic message, as most working people were hearing it. what we have to understand is that people are looking for a commitment. they are for somebody who's willing to fight for their values. it's not al

if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> contra costa county leaders have reportedly agreed to require drugmakers to provide drop-off centers for expired or unwanted prescriptions. the "east bay times" reports that supervisors yesterday went ahead and approved the ordinance. drugmakers will have to foot the cost for them, too. three drop-off sites in each of the five county districts. alameda county was the first in the country to approve an ordinance like that four years ago. it's meant in part to protect creeks and bays from runoff contamination and illegal dumping. >>> a little warmup in the works today. will we notice it, kari? >> i think you will notice it. you don't have to scrape the frost off the windshield. a lot of sunshine with highs in the 60s. watching the next storm system coming up in the microclimate forecast. >> this shot of 101 shows the headlights, an easy drive northbound 101 at 680. we have a lot of police active in the south bay. we'll cover that as well as what else is going

as the year comes to a close, it is a good time to remember that there is more that unites us than dividesas americans. the blessings we enjoy are possible because of our forbearers who came here for religious freedom, our founders who imagined a nation conceived in liberty, and the military men and women who protected those ideals over the generations and stand guard for us today. all that we enjoy and are thankful for as americans is not a result of luck, but rather of the sacrifices of men and women of great character who founded, shaped, and defended our great country. we'll work to safeguard their legacy and our children's future. i am senator pat toomey. merry christmas and happy holidays, america. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. peter: michael o'rielly of the central communications commission on january 20, your life changes. how will your professional life change at that point? mr. o'rielly: first of all, thank you so much for havi

. >> now is the time to embrace the one thing that truly unites us. you know what that is? america. america. it's america. because when america's unified, nothing is beyond our reach. i mean that. you're going to see. you're going to see. we're going to have a country that was never so great. you watch. in so many different ways. you hear a lot of talk about how we're backing a globalized world but the relationships people value in this country are local. family, city, state, country, they are local. we'll compete in the world, we want to compete in the world but we're going to compete in the world where it's a two-way road, not a one-way road. the advantages are going to come back to our country and they haven't for many, many years. there is no global currency, no certificate of global citizenship. we pledge allegiance to one flag and that flag is the american flag. [ crowd chants "usa" ] from now on, it's going to be america first. okay? america first. >> now i want to bring in cnn's jim acosta live in cincinnati. the president-elect taking a victory lap as he announced his pick