host: paul joining us from florida. go ahead, paul. democratsbelieve the are going to continue to be in lockstep with their party. if you look at the last 7.5 years that obama's been in office, especially when he had control of everything, they ignored everything the republicans try to say. they did not even put them on the obamacare committee. there was not one vote from a republican and there was no say. likeemocrats don't vote their constituents want them to. they vote party. i'm glad they reelected all their leadership because it shows the democrats have no intention of doing with their constituents want. they will do what the party wants. it's almost like the democrats are now the party of the dictatorship because the representatives cannot all agree on everything because constituents out there want one thing but the representatives don't vote constituents. that is mostly what's happened with the democratic party. which i was a member of many years ago. they started representing themselves as a party and walking lockstep with thei

florida. tell us about your background. mr. soto: well, i'm of puerto rican and italian descent, originally raised in new jersey. my whole family came from the tri-state area to central florida and up from puerto rico, and now there is over a million of us in florida, and that was a big part of my election here. >> you said you will come out here and represent the interests of florida but also the interests of the island. mr. soto: certainly. you find out quickly when you represent central florida the close cultural and business ties we have between central florida and the island of puerto rico. you realize in addition to the 760,000 constituents in your district, you have 3.3 million other folks relying on you because they don't have voting representation in congress. >> what about your experience, that factor of your area, but also your heritage -- what do you think that brings to the job and the work you will do in washington? mr. soto: well, we hit the ground running. i am a grizzled veteran.

kelly o'donnell live for us from florida. enjoy your holiday. >> reporter: thank you. >>> let's bring in our panel. we have a former fbi operative, malcolm nans, and an associate dean. nina, let me begin with you. big news. trump says, let it be an arms race. how worried should we be about that? >> well, we can be very worried about it, because trump says a lot of things. at the same time, as his team after that tweet tried to explain to us, this is just he generally means that the united states needs to strengthen its military capacity, because everybody else does the same. so we could be very worried. it could not be worried. i think the worry comes from the fact that first of all, vladimir putin certainly doesn't take those kind of threats or information lightly, and he already went onto say it doesn't surprise him, and russia, in fact, has been increasing its military capability and nuclear capability all throughout the years that putin has been in power. so it is possible that we are facing the new arms race, aka, dr. st

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kelly o'donnell will join us from florida and the trump campaign in just a minute. welcome back, everybody. thank you for joining us today. lexus december to remember sales event get up to $2500 customer cash on select 2016 and 2017 models for these terms. see your lexus dealer. >>> hello, everybody. thank you for joining us today. i'm pbetty nguyen. at the half ho, here's what we're monitoring for you today. the stage is set at new york's times square for the world's most famous new year's eve party. up to 2 million people are expected there to ring in the new year in about 15 1/2 hours to be exact. security will be tighter than ever as you can imagine with a force of some 7,000 police officers and armed counterterrorism units to keep everyone safe. happening now, the washington post is reporting another russian hack targeting the u.s. within the system of a electric vermont utility. the report comes days after the obama administration leveled new sanctions against russia over its alleged cybermeddling in u.s. elections. lucy cavanaugh is in moscow this morning. any

bill nelson joins us from florida.ave you. >> thanks a lot. >> when you look back at your friend and colleague john glenn, we always say -- i was saying this as well, senator, that it ha harkens back to a time we were crazy optimistic and anything was possible. we just did it because we just wanted to do it. >> and what a role model he was. remember the original seven, all of them gone now. john the last to go. i mean, they were on the lips of every american as we were in this great space race against the soviet union. they beat us into space with sputnik. then they beat us into orbit. and ten months later, we fly john glenn and they knew they had a 20% chance of the atlas rocket not working. john was on orbit for seven orbits. and then they got an indication that his heat shield was loose. they decided to bring him back after the third orbit. of course, not knowing if the heat shield was going to fall off on re-entry and he would burn up. the last transmission as he went into the blackout period of the fiery heat of r

. >> he joins us from florida. our thanks to you.hand the president-elect elect a gift by imposing the sanctions such that the president elect can rollback should he wish to? guest: realized this was russia that attacked us. the actions that president obama took were required. hope the president trump would recognize it cannot be business as usual with russia. introducing two bills.- two how we can prepare ourselves. and additional sanctions that ,an be imposed against russia trying to influence our elections, but trying to deal with what they are doing in crime area. vonnie: why did it take so long? >> i think he calculated what the appropriate response was. has indicated that may not be the end of the actions taken. i can assure you congress will want to weigh in as an independent branch. out theo you figure gravity of such an attack? a pretty new sort of realm we are in. you say there must be sanctions. how do you gauge the degree to which the sanctions should go over something we do not have a lot of history of. guest: i think th

deborah is join us from florida. welcome to the program. i want to say that i've been a teacher for a long time. over 30 years in four different states. i was born in michigan. i've seen a lot of things with my father working, not directly working in the car business but plating.riginally in he had to switch to powder coating because the cars changed. he worked in that for a number of years. i understand. i was not a donald trump person because of being a teacher in having all types of students. i think we are causing problems and division in a lot of areas and i don't take that's the answer in this country. i was just at a junior achievement meeting with high school kids. it was on careers. this, what's the percentage of growth in those careers in -- careers. person, you have to decide what's going to be needed. we have to get parents in these jobs that are going to be around for a long time to get their kids to take up jobs and get educated in areas whether it's college or skills or whatever so that they can come out with things that are

democratic strategist jessica erhlick joins us tonight from florida. it almost sounds trumpian, if i ran again, you would get tired of all this winning. i'm barack obama and i would keep on winning. i think the president has been saying that last eight months. did he have as president. i think he has been very confident and expressed this over and over as we have seen in the last year that if he could, you know, run again and be doing it on his own, then things would be very different than they are right now. i mean, that being said,. >> is that confidence or is that air -- arrogance? >> i think it's a little bit of both. certainly he is allowed that he has had eight years of being president with definitely setting records. he was the first african-american elected as president of the united states. he has done things that, you know, no one else has done, whether you like them or not. and has really been able to achieve quite a bit during his time. and i think, you know, he has a moment now where he can sort of look back on the last 8 years. i think al

florida, tell us about your background? a reagan andat italian descent, originally from new jersey. my whole family in a migration came down to central florida. now there are over one million of us in florida, that was a big part of my election. >> you said you will come out and represents the interest of florida, but also the interest of the island. >> certainly, you find out quickly, when you represent control florida, the cultural and business ties we have between central florida and puerto rico. when you go down there, you realize, in addition to the 760,000 constituents in your district, you have 4.3 million other folks relying on you because they do not have voting representation. your experience, that factor of your area, but also your heritage? what do you think that brings to the job and the work that you will do? >> we hit the ground running. i know it does not seem like i am a veteran, but i am -- i have served 10 years in the floor to house and senate, passed numerous bills helping families, firefighters, dreamers fighting against fracking in the state, and making sure to

from a broken heart. well, i think that debbie reynolds knew her daughter needed her and god granted her wish. >> all right. let's talk now with psychologist eric fisher. he joins us via skype from floridaroker is incredible, isn't it? because a lot of people are talking in terms of debbie reynolds having died of a broken heart. and there is a syndrome -- it's called broken heart syndrome which obviously a lot of health issues play into that, but talk to us about that. >> i think what to look at is when -- even when a spouse dies often when the wife dies it's not uncommon for the husband to die soon after that. while we can look at the idea of a broken heart, which there is proof this can cause we have to look at the neurochemicals released in stress conditions. stress can be a precip tant to those outcomes. they had repaired their relationship in years. sometimes i teal people sometimes people come into your life for a reason, a season or a lifetime. i often teach parents their child is their greatest teacher and i think they both learn from each other. but the impact of what debbie may have learned from carry and her life experience they may have in some ways may have felt they comple

cnn's jeremy dimon is joining us from west palm beach, florida. dissolving this foundation, describe and explain to our viewers why it may be easier said than done? >> reporter: that's right, dana, well the trump foundation should be pretty easy to shut down. it's got no employees, it has no real fundraising operations to speak of. and it has a little more than $1 million in the bank. but the donald trump foundation is still being investigated for a variety of reasons. the trump foundation is still under investigation by this office and cannot legally dissolve until that investigation is complete. now the trump foundation is under investigation for among other reasons accusations of several dealing, in other words accusations that donald trump used the foundation's money, which is primarily other people's money, not his own, to settle private legal disputes by making charitable donations through the foundation. this is the way that donald trump says that he is trying to start to settle some of these potential conflicts of interest he may face as p

a state of disaster in 30 counties from florida -- >> hurricane matthew is close to us here. >> reporterto the kracarolina. >> flood waters came flooding through here. >> reporter: 3 million without a home. >> no clothes, no shoes. >> reporter: wildfires raging across the southeast. >> my house is on fire. >> if you are a person that prays, we could use your prayers. >> a deadly inferno. >> we have located and recovered 36 victims. >> a historic hand shake. >> a long time cuban leader, fidel castro has died. >> it is quiet here as the country is in a nine day mourning period, but outside of cuba, much different reaction. >> the people have spoken, and the answer is, we're out. >> reporter: the impact was instantaneous, screaming prime minister resigning. >> capturing the heart break and horror of civil war in syria. >> reporter: a routine morning was the scene of carnage. >> this is a nightmare. >> one in the metro station, thousands of people joining when a truck driver slammed the vehicle into crowds of people. >> blood and bodies everywhere. >> three attackers with guns and suicide bo

joining us now from palm beach, florida, incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus. thank you so much. big important day, reince. mr. chairman, let me put that correctly. mr. chairman, big important day. glad to have you. so, the president-elect's reaction to president obama, the lame duck president with just 21 days left to go. slapping sanctions on russia. where are you guys? >> well, i mean, the president-elect put out a statement and he said, look, it's time to move on to bigger and better things. but, also, nevertheless, we're going to be meeting and he is going to be meeting with intelligence officials next week. to talk about this report. and find out the details of exactly what happened, how the investigation took place. and maybe at that time or maybe later he'll have a response. but right now we're just not in a position to sit here and respond to all of these details before we have a full blown intelligence report on this particular matter. >> so he is going to sit and look for the evidence. a lot of us on the right have been saying where is the evidence?

crews from the fish and wildlife commission, the us university of florida, crystal river wildlife refuge and more will all work together today to search the lake for the manatees still here. biologists have been monitoring the area since the beginning of the summer, and they believe there are at least three to four manatees stranded in the lake that they want to get out to warmer waters. crews will be out here all day today and tomorrow, if necessary. and coming up at 6, we'll talk about they're rescued. back to you. these laser lights add that special twinkle to your christmas light display, but they're also attracting grinches. 10news what some are doing to stop laser sharp thieves. 2008 43 it's not beginning to look like christmas check it out for yourself it is christmas from twinkling lights to reindeer to elves and tinsel is just about everything and this year laser lights. they've become a target for grinches 56 -- -- each year since 1982 . vance mcilwaine aka pop . puts out the goods. -- 200016-21 and i day, keep on going. -- part of his process is protecting his winter wonderlan

us where we are right now. >> next question. >> i am from south florida. i am a journalist and student. chris, you said a journalist's role is to follow public opinion. journalism is kind of responsible for being the agenda setters. how do you differentiate following the public opinion and leading the public opinion and having to consider your viewership and getting views and how leaving donald trumps mike trump's mic onld to get more views. how do you balance leading public opinion and following public opinion? mike: i just want to make it clear to anybody that has any doubts, i was saying that was a bad thing we did. i was speaking also to the issue that some people say we were favoring donald trump or building him up. i think it was just because if you put him on tv, people like him. we are not supposed to shape public opinion one way or the other. we are supposed to report the news and let people decide for themselves what they think. we're not there to shape or to follow anything on public opinion. we're there to report the news. people can make up their own minds. >> over here ple

. >>> thanks for being with us, i am live here in west palm beach, florida, the president-elect not too far from where we are at mar-a-lago, where he's spending the holidays. kellie o'donnell is covering all things trump transition for us. thanks for being here. let's talk about some of the fallout from the viewing i fallout from the viewingsraeli/ teng. donald trump is not being shy in getting involved. >> reporter: it's been tension over the years and it came to the head over the holiday weekend. benjamin netanyahu is making an accusation that the united states directed the resolution te at the u.n. security council that is seen as anti-israel, rebuking the country for the settlements in the west bank. the u.s. said they didn't author it, didn't choreography it, but what happened is the u.s. didn't use the power to veto, which would have stopped it and then did not vote, abstaining, which also sent a signal. so benjamin netanyahu viewed that in the strongest of terms, so he looked to one of his newest friends -- donald trump. they have known each other for a long time, but a president-elect is

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us to say goodbye. >> host: from pensacola florida, you have the last word. >> caller: i just want you to know you bring me comfort every time you i watch you on fox five. you seem to be the grown-up, t most of the time, at the table and enjoy a little bit watching you every day. president reagan, president bush, they were my president. i was born in 72. you bring some home to the situation.i'm i am one of the silent. my husband is a law enforcement officer. my family were special agents in the government. we voted for trump and we were silent because we can put up a flag without someone egging our house. it just feels like it became a very un-american country. we were one of the silent.t. we asked for the white house to become blue and every time, no, no. so i did vote for trump because he is the closest thing that shows strength and comfort. >> thank you. we will leave it there. >> guest: thanks so much. i know a lot of people felt that way on both sides, that they couldn't be public about who they supported, but plenty of people were very public aboutan it, and now that the election is behind us, we

used in u.s. jobs. speaking from his florida state last night, trump announcing that sprint is bringing 5000 jobs back toted states. one will be hiring 3000 individuals. already strained u.s.-israel relations hitting new lows this morning after secretary of state john kerry accused israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu authority and peace in the middle east. kerry also said that the u.s. decision to abstain from the u.n. vote condemning israeli sentiment. remembering hollywood icon debbie reynolds. reynolds starred opposite gene kelley and donald o'connor in the 1952 musical singing in the rain died a day after the death. reynolds sent confirming the sad news saying she is now with her and we are all heartbroken. debbie reynolds was 84 years of age. checking u.s. stock market futures added the opening bell. opening bell appears that makes markets but very shallow trading. show a loss on the doubt just five points at the moment. that is what is happening now. lauren: thanksgiving day can print a phone call between life and death. should 91 9-1-1 operators be able to pinpoint your exact location? it's

a lot of times in wisconsin we are used to the cold, this is wisconsin, but you have to be careful. >> yes, this is your first winter back here from living in florida. how does this feel for you? >> awful, just like it feels to be here. >> you are used to this, you have been here for years. limit your exposure to the cold. we'll get through this. now, a winter storm watch kicking in at 2:00 p.m. on friday and going until 9:00 p.m. on saturday. we talk about the snow timing and how much we are expecting coming up. now to matt for updates on the morning commute. >> so far so good. you have time to warm up the things are pretty quiet out there. the pavement is dry. some of the areas with the wind, snow blowing back over. otherwise no coplaints as far as the travel times are concerned. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> and new this morning, avalanches force the shutdown of an oregon highway. snow. the drivers standed up to four hours. the state troopers are working to reopen the blocked highway this morning. >> in colorado they are hoping that new d.n.a. will help to sol the jon ramsey murder case. the body was found in december 199

florida. our bruce johnson joins us now live from northeast washington where the players are starting to gather. hey, bruce. >> reporter: leslie and adam, we are as excited as all the parents and coaches and the players too. i have with me here house, donald robinson. we have gotten the money, over $70,000. >> yeah. >> reporter: okay. so all of the kids will be going. >> all of them will be going and all the coaches and people that we need to have there will be going . >> reporter: we are talking about three bus loads. >> yeah. we are taking over 105 people. >> reporter: what time do you leave? >> around 7:30 or 8:00. >> reporter: we will be 7:00. you worked for to dc government as a schoolteacher, the juvenile jail and you left that to start beacon house. you tell me that you're saving lives here. what are you talking about? >> we are saving lives. when i first got in this was one of the biggest drunk cultures in the country. kids were dropping out of school on the elementary level, junior high and high school level. they were not thinking about finishing high school. i sta community ministry

my whole family came down from the tri-state area from central florida and up from puerto rico. and now there are million of usn florida and it is a big part of my election here. >> and you said you will come out here and represent the interests of florida and also the interest of the island? darren soto: certainly, it you understand quickly when you represent florida the cultural ties that we have between central florida and the island of puerto rico. you realize that in addition to the constituents in your district, you have or .3 million relying on you because they don't have representation in congress. >> what about your experience, that factor of your area -- but also your heritage? what do you think that brings to the job and the work that he will do out here in washington? darren soto: we will hit the ground running. i served 10 years in the florida house and senate. i passed numerous bills helping families of foreign firefighters. fighting against fracking in our state. and making sure to increase education opportunities and economic opportunities. we have created millions of projects with new roads an

us your photos. >> bob from florida sent us this photo. >> nancy tweeted this photo saying i traveled at thousand milesand a mile high sandwich. >> debbie sends in this photo of her and her gospel singing group, the steel magnolias getting ready for their first big sandwiches at the carnegie deli. >> janice dean is live from the iconic deli. sad news with this deli closing. everyone is really upset about this. >> mary ann harper is with us. you are the owner. how long have you worked here? >> since 1976. from the first day my father opened up the restaurant, i shattered out -- started out as a cashier. >> that was 40 years ago. >> what makes this place so special? >> it's a quintessential deadly -- deli because people come from all over world, politicians, actors, heads of state. everyone comes together. it's important to new york city. >> we're looking at your hall of fame here. give sme some examples of some of the pictures. >> i have barry manilow. i have john glenn. that was very, very significant. i have a lot of sports figures. i have actors. you name it. they are here on everybody who is on the

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us. >> thank you. let's bring in republican congressman from florida. mber of the house foreign affairs committee and specifically a member of the committee that deals with proliferation. thank you for joining us. >> so a tweet and a cable news host in her pajamas and we're off and running in a nuclear arms race? >> it is a new day in american politics. i think it is posturing and i'm fine with it. >> you're fine with it. you think it is a good idea to shift from the longstanding u.s. policy to discourage proliferation of nuclear weapons? including in the united states? >> i think over the last 16 years, you know, with the wars in afghanistan and iraq, and then in the last eight years under president obama, our foreign policy has become weakened around the globe. and we have people who come into our office every day when we're in session saying they don't know where america stands. we don't know being an ally if we can depend ask trust you. and they don't respect or do what we say. we have to rebuild our military. it has been decimated over the last 16 y

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she joins us from his mar-a-lago estate in florida. good morning. >> good morning. >> let me start with something that the news story said was false. he said if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house take so long to act? why did they complain only after hillary clinton lost. but james claerp formally accused the russians of hacking during the campaign. how do you reconcile the two statements? >> they're easily reconcileable. he says it actually interfered in a way that switched the election results toward hillary clinton. he wasn't willing to do that which puts the president at odds with many in his party. i would say even hillary clinton is saying at her party or wake or whatever you want to call the russia hacking affected the election results. no, they did not. she knows she ignored wisconsin and michigan which obama won by four points and donald trump just won. so, look. it f the intelligence community wants to be serious about this and produce evidence, we, of course, will look at that. they were invited

. >> 20 degrees above college from texas to florida. for us it was nice but in the northern plains and around the great lakes, blizzard conditions. much better travel today for much of the country. still blizzard like continues in wyoming but not a bad travel senator. saturday and sunday were miserable for folks traveling across the country. that is not the case today. everybody is out traveling. know some people are traveling and not as bad today or tomorrow. clouds for us, you see rain around seattle up around trying to get to portland as well. we are getting a few clouds in those clouds will set us up with a little bit warmer night instead of in the 20s, the coal spots and mid-30s and low 30s. still will be frosty and includes enclose come in and warm up and that's the way it works. holds in the heat from the day. like a blanket. 55 in santa rosa. 52 in livermore. the temperatures are running a little bit warmer, four degrees warmer than yesterday. four degrees warmer than -- in fairfield than yesterday. i love this shot. not so good on the

matt rhule at temple, new head coach is geoff collins defensive coordinator from the university of florida. that was confirmed for us earlier today, and geoff collins, 45 years old, he will be a head coach for the very first time in his career, his defense, with the florida gators over last two years, in the top ten. the interim head coach right now is ed foley and today he talk about how the kid reacted upon learning the news. >> they are a little bit like this at first and looking around but then leaders come out, the guys that have been through it before and literally if you could see it, like i'm seeing it now it has gotten better to day. kid were out there at practice today cheering, like on the side line knowing something is going out and they are doing their thing, because they are just trying to get each other through it. >> how about that, geoff collins will be introduced to the media tomorrow morning at 11:00. we will have have full coverage of that. also full coverage of this game here tonight,ville 'nova, temple, tip off at 7:00 highlights at 11:00. that is store friday pavilion i'm don bell back to you

it is so cold but i guess they're used to it >> it's known as football weather but i guess depends on where you're from. i playe h florida. this is not football weather. >> there's a difference >> how do you deal with the humidity >> depends where you're from and if you're used to it, you love this type of weather, especial for the game. >>> tonight teams looking to achieve great milestones, kent from montgomery county headcoach john kelly on other side there's doing back to put back titles. that was won by wise in 2012, they have a record breaking passage of barry law in your center, but they have a passing attack of their own, that is brendon mcmonagle right there. catching a touchdown pass, they're passing attack and the rushing attack has 56 to thatteds on this year, they could be a good match-up tonight and this is where it will be taking place. yes, you're looking ankles have formed annapolis, this is a live picture of the site of tonight's big 4a state championship game. that's how you know what the conditions are like of. the teams on their way now, saw the ice ankles. oh, no, this is navy, marine corp memorial s

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us. >> america news headquarters starts right now. >>> this is a fox news alert, moments ago president-elect donald trump took questions from reporters at his mar-a-lago in floridajoining us. mr. trump speaking to reporters for about 85 seconds all focussed on the recent terror attacks. he called the ait can in berlin a quote attack on humanity. of course as soon as we get that tape turned around, we're going to play it for you so you can listen. >>> another fox news alert, german authorities say the prime suspect in the truck attack should be considered "violent and armed" manhunt spanning the entire european continent now under way for the suspect who killed 12 people monday. german officials say he is a tunisian refugee who

i'm going to bring in now republican congressman ted yo from florida, dan meeks from new york. thank you both for joining us. congressman yoho, starting with you. the incoming president trump said people should get on with their lives. donald trump is going to have to make a decision here on january 20 when he takes the oath of office. does he uphold these sanctions or does he do away with them? what do you think he should do? >> first off, i want to say merry christmas and happy new year to you, my good friend and colleague darrell meeks. he'll understand this and decide which way to go. i think this is a misstep by the obama administration. what i've seen in the reports i've read is they're pivoting in a way to justify any reason hillary clinton lost this election. and it comes down to the failed policies of this president, and they're looking at anything they can to put blame on why they lost this. if you look at the information that got leaked through anonymous or wikileaks, if you look at that information, is any of it not true? >> congressman, let me ask you the question this way. let me ask you the q

us. >>> surveillance cameras captured the moment from a school bus crash nood a house in florida. the driver said she had to avoid a car that went through a stop sign. the driver did not have an accident in the 10 years since driving. the homeowner says this is the second time this happened in the last five-months. >>> and people are looking at the remains of their homes and businesses as a wild fire tour through homes and businesses in the smokey mountains in gatlinburg, tennessee. it killed 13 people and damaged hundreds of homes and businesses there. >>> one of the hostages free sded from a dramatic bank standoff said he hid. frank brown was one of 13 people inside of the bank when a man came in with a gun and a pit bull. brown says he hid with a bank flee while holding the others by gun point, he got up to run and knocked of chairs and the loud noise startled the suspect. >> he thought the police were coming in and ran out of the room where everybody was, i don't know how i did it i ran to the doors on my knees and i roll out the door and the police said run! i couldn't run so

us. we have doctor ibram kendi from the university of florida, author of the book stamped trump in the beginning. it is a definition of the history of the racist ideas in america and this is a booklet spent a great deal of time researching. a book that chronicles the entire story of the anti-black racist ideas and their power over the course of american history. ibram kendi has done this through a number of ways, he uses the life of five major americans, intellectuals throughout the time period of history, the first with the puritan minister who sits down and talks about that and how he looked at some of his ideas. the next individual, thomas jefferson, talk about him and his family upbringing and the thought he had in framing the constitution. we sit down and look at the abolitionist who was strong in making sure he ended slavery and worked within that movement. we have amazing scholar web du bois, the naacp leader and the legendary prison activist angela davis. ibram kendi is a native son of jamaica, queens, new york, where he lived until he moved to virginia. he went to the florida and them f

joining us now from sarasota, florida is bruce bittles. great to speak with you. let me ask you -- let me ask you about what is driving the markets. there is no shortage of politics. what is the driving force as you see it? december typically is a mixed market environment for stocks. you have a lot of tax loss of moving around in portfolios, and there is a lot of enthusiasm for a christmas rally that typically comes very late in the month. the fact that the markets are treading water today is about in line with historical precedent. david: i wonder whether you look at this month in the context and history, how different is this december in light of what we have seen since november 8? bruce: we are coming off a big gain in november. december is one of the strongest months in the year and most of the gains come late in the year. my suspicion is they will be muted this year given that big gains we had in november. david: are you doing anything different? bruce: there has been a lot of rapid rotation in the market as you know, and i think that will continue. over the

from florida. >> i think it set us back, but we'll see what happens after january 20th, right?> netanyahu saying he'll work with president-elect donald trump to try to repeal the u.n. security council resolution and try to undo some of the damage here. these two leaders netanyahu and president-elect trump sending tweets back and forltforth. hang on, january 20th is coming. netanyahu saying in short, thank you. trying to point out obama's support of israel and his point there is that these two leaders obama and netanyahu signed a $38 billion military aid deal, the largest in u.s. history. >> we are seeing socmedia diplomacy playing out between the president-elect and the prime minister of israel. thank you very much. >>> the united states and israel looking, well, nothing like the best of friends. tensions escalating after the dueling speeches. we'll talk next about what it actually means for peace negotiations and is israel abandoning a two-state solution? next. no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncer

us ts hour. hallie jackson is next live from florida here on a msnbc. over to you. >> hey, peter. thanks. hallie jackson from west palm beach, not far from where president-elect donald trump is spending his holiday week. we start some 5,000 miles away in hawaii. historic moments 75 years in the making. in just over an hour president obama will be welcoming japan's prime minister to pearl harbor for the first visit to the memorial there by a japanese leader since the attack that launched the u.s. into world war ii. we are watching cabinet concerns. the president-elect's picks for top spots not always in line with his own views on key issues. what does that mean for a smooth transition? plus, thousands of americans still in the dark after a christmas blizzard pounded the planes. we'll have the latest on the storm's path as folks try to make their way back home. we begin in hawaii before shinzo abe's visit to the memorial at pearl harbor he'll sit down with president obama for a face-to-face meeting. tammy lightner is in honolulu covering it all. >> hey, hallie. this is a significant day in

florida. kenneth moten is following the white house transition and joins us live from the nation's capitol. >> reporter: donald trump is finding his veterans affair and agricultural secretary. he is trying to separate himself from the foundation and it is proving to be difficult. donald trump celebrates his last christmas before becoming president. a standing ovation from the president-elect who is busy trying tole fill out his cabinet weeks before inauguration day, he is stepping on the current president's toes making he is not happy about the white house's decision to not pass the itz settlement. >> after january 20th he will be the conduct of american policy. until then, president obama is. >> reporter: trump plans to shut down the family foundation to avoid giving the appearance of any conreflect in his role as president. the attorney general said not so fast he is being investigated over concerns how he collected and gave out money. he maybe putting out potential fires before taking office, but his popularity is lower than his predecessor. le trump is at 42%. >> donald trump has made grea

us from the nfr. ((paul joncich)) >>> up next a hostage in florida ends peacfully ((i'm safe. relieved. i feel relieved.)) ((denise valdez)) >> how a pair of hostages provided the perfect idstraction for police to make thier move on the suspect. <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news tedd florendo. this is 8 news now at four. ((denise valdez)) >>> a robbery suspect surrendered after holding 11 people hostage inside a jacksonvl today. police say the suspect held those hostages inside while requesting family members come to the scene. he released a couple of the hostages during negotiations but continued to threaten the rest. swat team members forced their way inside the bank after two hostages distracted the gunman. ((la'tarsha shuman mother of hostage i'm safe. relieved. i feel relieved. we are very relieved. i was (praying) the whole time. he's safe and i'm happy. i just want to see him. not much going through my mind, i'm just thanking god that he's ok. >> jacksonville sheriff's office originally released a name of the hostage suspect but said it was incorrect. so they're wo

. >> big to get him from florida, big school like that. >> storm tracker double scan shows us we're dry this morning. heading outside we have sky6 looking from temple university speaking of alcohol right down delaware -- delaware -- right down broad street top center city and we're probably going see some sunshine this morning and overall get kind of a sun and clouds mix. 35 degrees cold again on broad street and elsewhere area out. winds are calm, though, so like yesterday winds stay light and we won't have to worry about a lot of wind chill. there you see those breaks in the clouds after we had a couple of showers come through overnight. little snow shower up north that really didn't do anything and as we take a look at today's forecast, that partly sunny sky cover is that probably what we're in store for most of the day. 36 degrees by 8 o'clock. 38 by 10 o'clock. still going to be cold during the morning and then chilly this afternoon. by noon, 40 and 42 is your high at 3 o'clock. back down into the low 30's by 6 o'clock but if you have colors or errands or something you've got to ge

from duke energy florida. thank you, anna, for being with us. back to you. >> great stuff this morning. if you miss any of it, it on the 10news app and wtsp.com. >> these kids are so awesome. i was with them yesterday. we had so much fun talking about what we do behind the scenes here. they were interested in producing. >> that's cool. >> we talked about how writing is important with that and just being able to be a good team here. >>> so traffic right near, live to sky10 and check out u.s. 19 at east bay drive in pinellas county. looking north you can see southbound traffic is heavy. howard frankland also picking no issues. starting to get the first glimpse of sunlight. not much in the way of cloud cover to speak of, but keep checking back because tuesday we are expecting widespread i've been thinking... this might be the one thing in the world you pull apart to come together. new papa john's cinnamon pull-aparts tampa bay is amazing. i work here, i raise my kids here, i even take care of my mom here. but you know what? i could use a hand. it's why a-a-r-p is supporting family caregive