after an officer shot and killed their family pet.sara harmon says... her dog sugar was taken from her for ?no reason.?cbs 58's julie parise is live at the racine police department with the story. julie? harmon tells us the officers here at the department told her it was protocol to shoot her dog during a search warrant execution. but she says it was unnecessary..and she wants to know why it happened. this is sugar, she was a bulldog. around 5am last wednesday that police burst into her home investigating a november 15th report of shots fired.her son was being investigated for attempted murder. harmon's husband, who was home at the time, said police shot the dog while search the home. he believes sugar the dog was hiding from the police. harmon's son was released with no charges later that day.the family feels sugar was shot for no reason. everybody that came over everybody. i have 6 grandkids...and they all loved . her. racine police would not confirm specific details of the incident, but did say it is ?not protocol to shoot dogs in these situations. c

. >> hello, i'm ed one of the 3 owners of harmonic also the before hrewer - we're in the s ends up a production brewery with a small taproom a place for neighbors to congregate and socialize we wanted to do a little bit of live music we're not a concert venue by provide customers that are in the tapping room some entertainment from time to time about once a month have a band or dj or something. >> great that's pretty straightforward in the application once a month but the permit you can have entertainment any day. >> right. >> i mean that's no problem there i guess there was even though the neighborhood association there is some addressing about garbage and all that i guess you'll be conscious about that part of good neighbor policy. >> we tried ourselves in connected to our neighborhood part of dog patch neighborhood and the upping dog patch association so our the members of those associations around the brewery regularly and one of the 3 owner is there all the time and we're there probably 15 or 16 hours a day making sure everything is okay. >> they're really good people and obviou

sara harmon says... her dog sugar was taken from her for ?no reason.?cbs 58's julie parise is live at the racine police department with the story. julie? harmon tells us the officers here at the department told her it was protocol to shoot her dog during a search warrant execution. but she she wants to know why it happened. this is sugar, she was a bulldog. harmon says- it was around 5am last wednesday that police burst into her home investigating a november 15th report of shots fired.her son was being investigated for attempted murder. harmon's husband, who was home at the time, said police ot the dog while search the home. he believes sugar the dog was hiding from the police. harmon's son was released with no charges later that day.the family feels sugar was shot r everybody that came over here..she was friendly with everybody. i have 6 grandkids...and they all loved . her. racine police would not confirm specific details of the incident, but did say it is ?not protocol to shoot dogs in these situations. chief art howell did release a statement saying

an answer not good enough for harmon who a week later still doesn't sleep in her bedroom. nats2807 this was my first pet and i never got why people said pets wer like kids. i get it. its like losing a childe thats what i feel like i feel like my child is dead chief art howell did release a statement saying the department executes more than many involving dogs and "the overwhelming number of warrants are executed without incident." 3 incident."executed without incident." some of us could be seeing single digit wind chills.chief meteorologist drew burgyone is getting us ready....drew? 3 3 3 now that winter weather has arrived.... don't forget to download the cbs 58 ready weather app..you can watch live radar... plus get up- to-date temperatures and forecasts for your smartphone or tablet.the 'cbs 58 ready and android. a bizarre story out of fox lake tonight..a woman is dead - and three people close to her have been charged. one of them - is her boyfriend and also her cousin. cbs 58's amanda porterfield is at the dodge county courthouse with more bill michele michelethe woman

- mister harmon, you really are a twit. (laughter) - oh, poor maude, she's gonna be so embarrassed. - serves her right. hi there, doris. - hi, doris. - if she hadn't insisted on running for the state senate against walter's wishes, (laughter) - arthur, she only wants a career, a chance to grow and be somebody. - why does she have to grow and be somebody? why can't she be like you? (laughter) - the wife of a twit! attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days away. changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? new plans are now available that could increase your benefits and lower how much you pay out of pocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time -- call healthmarkets. we'll help you make sure you have the right medicare plan. hi, i'm doctor martin gizzi. it's a new medicare year. that means more changes... and more confusion. here's what i tell my patients... start by asking ... have there be

it's at harmon road. once you cross over u.s. 17 once you guest east, it's at sorino drive and that's where that crash is located. moving over to the south tampa area to bay, you'll be routed around it but no delays. that a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. >>> a sarasota bakery sweetening the deal when it comes to catching some vandals. they hit the bake house earlier this week. they shot it up with a bb gun. they caused about a thousand dollars in damage and now the owner wants to find who's responsible. so listen to this, she is offering a free cake every month for life track down those vandals. how's that for a fair exchange there? >> she's my kind of gal. 2 thumbs up. >> those cakes look excellent. >> so turn the person in. come on. get us some cake. >>> well, a woman was just trying to buy a burial plot but what happened next very crazy. >> in the process a pasco county woman was blind sided and scammed and coming up an 8 on place say tricked her. >> plus have you taken a trick on the new cross

. >> speaking of business, sean brace, pop group tim harmon know may want to think their name. they're a foursome now. >> fourth harmon know doesn't sound as good. camilla just announced she's leaving the group. fifth harmony form in the second season of the x packed in 2012. since that time the group has released two albums they have also scored four top 40 hits including work from home which is one of the biggest selling singles of the year. the rest of the group says they plan to continue with the four remaining members. all right. anybody else excited about star wars on this news desk right here. >> yes. >> yes. >> thank you. earlier crew was not excited. rogue one star wars story number one at the box office. it scored the second biggest december opening raking in $155 million in the us. second only to the last star wars film the force awake owns. >> which was great. >> i know -- right? it opened in theaters last december. my daughter and i i forced her to watch everything ahead of time so she could be caught up to that. rogue one tells the story about of how rebel forces

people didn't care about harmonic wealth. they cared about save my house. >> you must surround yourself with people who think, feel and act resourceful. i look forward to seeing you soon. >> i was getting frazzled. >> something was going to shift eventually. >> james always had a pyramid, harmonic wealth is the bottom, and the pinnacle is spiritual warrior, but you were supposed to kind of graduate, grade one, grade two, grade three. but when i went to harmonic wealth in 2009, he had a special that day just for this group, i've never done this before, we're going to allow people to go straight to spiritual warrior. >> most of you have seen this before. can we see the pyramid real quick? >> his retreats were the upsell for the business. >> there's volume, there's price, right? volume is you can fill the stadium, price is you paid $1,000 to come to this conference but you can spend $10,000 to do this retreat. >> so here's the opportunity. let's see it. >> that is where the real money was made. >> these are people just like you.

people didn't care about harmonic wealth, they cared about save my house. >> you must surround yourself for those that think, look and act resourceful. i was getting frazzled. >> something was going to shift eventually. >> james always had a pyramid, harmonic wealth is the bottom and the pinnacle was the spiritual warrior, and you are supposed to graduate, grade one, grade two, grade three, but when i went to harmonic wealth in 2009, and he said we are going to go allow people to go straight to spiritual warrior. >> the retreats were the up sell for the business. there's volume and then price. so volume is you can fill a stadium and price is you paid $1,000 to come to the conference but can you spend $10,000 to do the retreat. that's where the real money was made. >> these are real people just like you, and they are making an adjustment in themselves. >> kirby had done two harmonic wealth, and i had done one, and we were like, why not go straight to the top? >> spiritual warrior was a five-day retreat that was difficult. i would tell people, hey, don't come to spiritual warrior unless y

israeli-palestinian conflict in the book "a path to peace" a previous history and interviewed by jane harmon president and ceo from the woodrow center. >> they've long since renounced violence, accepted israeli's existence and opted for peaceful negotiation. >> go to booktv.org for the full schedule. >> this photo was sent in 2012, weeks after-- days after president president obama was reelected in 2012 from the christian coalition of america and i was struck by it at the time because it came really on the heels, it was in between the election and thanksgiving and it had this caption underneath it, it said family at prayer, pennsylvania, 1942. all right? as the image here, of course, it's a black and white photo. it's a white family saying grace before a meal, and then it had this line of text further explaining kind of the transition from the photo to the message of the christian coalition of america, it said this, excuse me. it said we will soon be celebrating the 400th anniversary of the first thanksgiving and god has still not withheld his blessings upon this nation. although now we rich

in europe, it's not harmonized. they rushed to do the euro so they have never harmonized the tax system. so what you have going on and weidmann is laying this groundwork down is that draghi, who i maintain is the most dangerous man in the world for what he's doing is trying to build the ecb balance sheet with all this other sovereign denting, italian, spanish, greek, and again this is the question, rick, for 2017. and i asked it to gentlemejerom directly. who guarantees the ecb. if you say europe, how can they when they don't have a harmonized tax system. draghi is trying to make the balance sheet so big and so overwhelming -- >> that they can't touch him. they can't touch him if he's so big. >> you can't leave. >> when you owe the bank $1,000, they own you. when you so them $2 billion, you own them. i get the logic. thank you, ira harris. sara, back to you. >> rick, thank you. >>> when we come back, iran says it will only pay half of the promised $16 billion for its 80 new boeing jumbo jets. gordon bethune will be

to bring those in who oppose the constitution and cement them into the union which is in some ways a harmonizing document. today is we have discussed the first amendment, the 2nd amendment and parts of the fourth in the fifth and eighth in the ninth and tenth are subject to lots of disagreement, acute disagreements in our country. i'm just curious to hear from the three judges tonight to what degree should we celebrate that disagreement over the bill of rights bill of rights or to what degree is that disagreement a cause for concern? >> i think we start with, i think that purpose was achieved. whether they can cite the bill of rights or not and the fundamental concepts that they have rights over the federal government and that the government cannot find all of their activities so that's that fundamental. in that sense the contours of those rights those are difficult issues and they will be with us forever. >> you must remember it was in the structure of the constitution the most basic right, the right of the majority to decide the society for which they will live in we the people get to make the

out in polk county davenport area we have a crash, folks, harmon road. this is right at sorino drive. no delays reported. let's take a look at our sun coast area. 301 we have a crash. that's a look at weather and traffic. >>> we continue following breaking news this morning out of south tampa where an apartment building has been burning when fire crews arrived threatening them with a hammer. police used shields to help crews enter the building and put out the flames. the man had barricaded himself inside the bathroom with furniture put up against the insure. eventually police got ahold of this man. he was taken to the hospital under the baker act. >>> now, to the ashes of gatlinburg the very latest this morning the death toll from the wildfires in tennessee has risen learned that a tampa couple who moved there are among the survivors. >> they have an incredible story to share. they narrowly escaped the deadly flames and now we're hearing their story of survival. they were had -- head to make a split second decision as to what to take with them. >> yeah,

she's a harmonal... >> here she comes. >> i'm coming over. >> it is one small step foreman one giant leap for mankind. most famous walk in history is getting hollywood treatment. who will play neil armstrong? who would play neil armstrong how cute. >> ellen pompeo gave birth to that child, actress and that is her husband, chris ivory, posted that picture. they name the baby eli christopher. ellen captured the pick, eli christopher. well, why wouldn't you that is the name of the kid. chris ivory just fell a notch, i have got a new guy. >> ahh. >> this is a third child for these two, they are already parents of daughters, stella luna and siena may. >> so cute. >> they are going to be so busy. that baby, is a sweater, looks kind of big for a new born. so cute. >> yeah. >> is that her. >> there she is. >> beautiful. >>> i know why she said something, she's an emoji and that caused controversy. >> that is right. >> well... >> that is an interesting topic. you weren't here. did you see that one. >> no. >> do you see how fast this gets annoying. >> really that fast. >> yeah. >> first man to

. >> anybody who ever cooed into a microphone and harmonized it owes it to prince. >> muhammad ali. a fighter, a hero, in and out of the ring. >> still the greatest of all time. florence henderson. ♪ >> she meant the world. i mean, she was a guiding light. >> and a first lady who stood by a president, but still made her own mark. >> this love led her to take up the twin causes of stem cell research and alzheimer's research. >> plus, the news makers, and heroes who helped us soar. >> godspeed, john glenn. >> saying good-bye, and thank you. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. as families are gathered together for christmas and the start of was a good time to look back and celebrate the legends we lost this year. >> and we start with a groundbreaking artist, whose voice and stage persona ushered in a revolution in every way possible. >> he's the best pop musician that ever lived. ♪ my name is prince and i am funky ♪ >> anybody who ever cooed into a microphone and harmonized it owes it to prince. ♪ >> he didn't sound like anybody else. he didn't play li

. >> that item passes congratulations harmonic brewing. >> call maggie tomorrow or the next day item number 6 we're almost done commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioners have anything to say all right. monarch move on to item 7 new items for future agenda okay. you look like you want to say something >> no, no not at all i'm fast. >> no other business i'm going to adjourn this as 6:11 p.m. have a good night >> (speaking spanish.) >> i work as the director donor today i'll start off with why we're here today san francisco today stands as one against hate like to thank the police department and the human right and the immigrants or the and the city attorney's office and all the city departments here today. >> thank you to all the advocates community agencies and individuals that sits on the commission dedicate in their time day to day to the victims of hate crimes hate violence or the threat of violence of hate viewpoints is illegal it can be verbiage or written or physical assault or 25e789d assaults hate related graffiti disturbing of religion and vandalism that because o

the ceo of harmon, and tim harmon the ceo of aol. , don't miss our special coverage right here on bloomberg television. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." "studio 1.0" with emily chang is next. catch our exclusive conversation with susan widget ski tells us about her plans to take original programming to the next level on the video streaming site. this is bloomberg. ♪ greg i'm angie lau with an update of the top stories. china says it intends to further relax foreign investment curves with mining. the vice-chairman of the national development and reform commission making the announcement during a briefing in beijing. he said beijing wants to encourage foreign companies to list an issue stocks in china. always says it will overhaul its global uncertainty set to mount in 2017. and shenzhenstaff that expects revenue to have risen 32% of the last 12 months. now reaching almost $75 billion, thanks to strong performance across the business platform. italy's bailout has won the green light for brussels. the european commission has approved the request to use public money fo

it's the one in polk county, the davenport area, close to the kenny harmon at sereno drive, hearing the eastbound and westbound lanes are blocked due to the serious injury crash. we do have sky fox headed to the scene so hopefully wheat get you some live pictures as soon as possible. ? hallelujah, hallelujah? "christmas vacation" with chevy chase. he finally gets all the lights to work. his christmas display had so many lights that it caused a brief power outage around town and temporarily blinded some neighbors. some people, though, are like that in real life. >>jennifer: they love to decorate the outside of the house. like this guy. bob from waconia, minnesota one of those people. look at that. wow. his house usually has so many it every year. they call it the christmas house. he had been displaying his lights for nearly a decade but not this year. he's honoring the wishes of his neighbors who complain about the traffic, the crash and the noise and makes him sad not being able to share his love for the holiday. >> faith, hope and love. that's what christmas is about. and i think that

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kenny harmon at sir radio in a drive eastbound westbound lanes are blocked. we do have skyfox still en route to this we will try to get you live pictures as soon as possible. good news here after an early finally clear of lanes there at manhattan avenue. >>> families desperate for food or going to have to figure out where their next meal will come from. because somebody crashed into st. vincent de paul and caused so much damage the place won't open this morning. that means they will not able to handout any food that's going to be lot of trouble shayla reeves live in st. vincent de paul with a look what's going to happen next. shayla. >> hi, the thrift store location attached to building it will be open today. they've simply impacts the food pantry sharing the same building. many of the people we spoke to and saw this morning they started arriving before daylight. some seeing this sign age on the door. right here for the entrance to the food pantry it says food pantry closed until further notice. we apologize for this inconvenience. this comes after officials

performance that orchestrates that appeals to him and a microcosm wan with the civil conversation that they harmonizes their essays meeting to all of this basic to the of political philosophy but you can never know who he is and this is stupid. but jefferson himself made a big deal about his privacy bating is foundational to rally a understand public life in the republicans' citizens are equal for consent to the allies the majority decides and that has to come to that self-determination with thatid insidious influence how duty take the person out of the mob or avoid the pathologies of democracy we put people together they will again drunk what woody do? you would pass the agrarian law to redistribute property so how you would respond people up in crucial to that project is a new conception its and he describes this to make and sell somebody to exemplify a headache can become well informed based on informed consent. >> gcs himself as an examplexame with the idea of the national teacher that is of monticello is supposed to be in the of 48 there is point -- paintings and sculptures with the idea that is

there will be burnouts in the intersection of spring mountain and las vegas boulevard and at the harmon starting at 2:30 today. the wynn will host nascar's sprint cup series awards friday night. some of our nation's finest cowboys and cowgirls are back in las vegas for the wrangler national finals rodeo. hundreds will compete at the thomas and mack center in various events like bull riding and barrel racing. the "national finals rodeo" kicks off today. the rodeo will be in town until next saturday, december tenth. nfr brings more it also brings some all-star country entertainment. more's sean mcallister shows us some of the big names coming to town. <<(( nats of rodeo )) when the nfr - the superbowl of rodeos comes to town - (( nats of nfr )) some great country music entertainers comes along for the wild ride. (( sot -- lowcash )) well we're looking forward to a really big performance! really big! huge! no doubt it will be a big performance when locash performe at the mgm grand on thursday.. the mirage on friday... and four shows at "gilley's" at treasure island it's no illusion -- rodn

(sot: mark harmon/ carrier worker)"we feel like we've been forgotten."after last night's rally... today it's t transition.the secretary of state nominee... still unannounced.sources tell msnbc's joe scarborough they're looking at new candidates -- the current and former ceos of exxon-mobil. tracie potts, washington. house speaker paul ryan is defending the carrier deal. pushing back against critics who say the deal sets a dangerous precedent, encouraging companies to threaten to move jobs for tax <"i'm pretty happy that we're keeping jobs in america. details of the carrier arrangement, but i do know that mike pence is still the sitting governor of indiana. and i have no doubt that he probably had a hand in "> a milwaukee county supervisor is calling for sheriff clarke to step aside. milwaukee county supervisor supreme moore omokunde says it's unacceptable sheriff clarke hasn't explained why four people have died in jail in a six month period.he says the sheriff isn't fit to run the jail and believes an independent investigatio 19:46:38- we need to know why, why are people dying in

we haven't got a harmonized set yet. we might see some relaxation. perhaps that's on his mind. i don't know. he's got a lot of things to think about. that would not necessarily be first. francine: if it in on his mind -- if it is on his mind, does it impact european banks and put you in a worse position? do you think regulators in europe would look at what is happening in the u.s. and respond? mr. flynt: i don't think so, and i don't think they should. i think you're a decision as to what kind of investment banking capability it wants or if it simply wants to import the skills that exist in wall street and say, "that's fine. we would rather not have the risk of the activity if that is the way it's judged." i think that would be a mistake. another thing that is interesting, particularly in the we are of exit, is inching a world where in wholesale activities, the u.s. and european union have agreed that they are equivalent, which is important in terms of doing business in each of those markets. the u.k., of course, is in europe at the moment, so it is important, but you can have

we haven't got a harmonized set yet. we might see some relaxation. perhaps that's on his mind. i don't know. he's got a lot of things to think about. that would not necessarily be first. francine: if it is on his mind, does it impact european banks and put you in a worse position? do you think regulators in europe would look at what is happening in the u.s. and soften? mr. flint: i don't think so, and i don't think they should. i think europe has to make a decision as to what kind of investment banking capability it wants or if it simply wants to import the skills that exist in wall street and say, "that's fine. we would rather not have the risk of the activity if that is the way it's judged." i think that would be a mistake. another issue that is interesting, particularly in the context of brexit, is we are entering a world where in wholesale activities, the u.s. and european union have agreed that they are equivalent, which is important in terms of doing business in each other's markets. the u.k., of course, is in europe at the moment, so it is important, but you can have a s

. >>> we're checking out the accident tying up some lanes here on kenny harmon road. if you're not familiar with it is the west here of 17. so be on >>> a bazaar scene where firefighters battling a fire faced off with a man who was throwing things out of a second story window. good morning. >> this is on the 4,300 block of bay to bay. and we're joined live from the scene. bring us up to speed on what's going on at this hour. >> reporter: right now crews and police have cleared the scene but when we first arrived here this morning it was a wild scene. there was a subject hanging out of this apartment building who was throwing things at firefighters who had responded to this scene trying to fight a fire inside of this apartment building on bay to bay. now, around 3:30 this

>>reporter: us intelligence as the crash has all of the harmonics -- hallmarks of a terrorist attack. the polish company that owns the 18 wheeler says they have not been able to locate the driver assigned to the truck. the truck was loaded with steel and may have been hijacked. as of now the police are not calling this a terror attack. >>> another deadly terror attack, this one in turkey. the russian ambassador assassinated right in front of cameras. we have the story in a video that is quite graphic. >>reporter: the sound of gunfire as an attacker open fire. andre carlisle was speaking in the capital city and fell to the ground as the bullets hit. the shooter waved his gun in the air shouting his allegiance to the prophet mohammed and pledging to carry out a g hot. he also reportedly -- jihad. he also reportedly says serial would pay for its cruelty. police shot and killed the gunman who had fired at least a shot and smashed photos. the mayor said the assailant was a turkish police officer. russia have supported the syrian government putting the kremlin on the opposite side of turkey

opportunity ofhe opportunity of implementing our international obligations to harmonize our approach to the criminalization of money laundering across the eu. reporter: the threat from terrorism remains high and experts warn of changing packets. to syria now where the evacuation of eastern aleppo is still underway amid freezing conditions and heavy snowfall. left in thee have last few days. 60 buses packed with people were held up at checkpoints for over 24 hours, but were later given the green light to move on. under a blanket of snow, the evacuations resume. civilians and rebel fighters alike were bused out of the last opposition held enclave of aleppo. the final round of evacuations came to a standstill for over 24 hours. disagreements broke out between rebel groups and the syrian government. it left thousands stranded at checkpoints without food or heating. according to the red cross, 25,000 people have so far been evacuated. on wednesday, the syrian observatory for human rights said 60 buses were waiting to leave. haveies and rebel fighters faced hard wintry conditions before th

did some donuts at spring mountain and harmon... and then hit the finish line in front of the park. events wrap up this weekend... but you'll likely see nascar fans all over the strip through the weekend. the death toll in the gatlinburg wildfires has now gone up to 11. so far... the fires have damaged or destroyed more than 700 homes and buildings. thousands have been evacuated since monday. there are still many people who are missing. officials say the first fires that started last week... were caused by people. now fox5 weather 24/7 skies will remain partly cloudy overnight with temperatures falling into the low 40s and upper 30s. a system diving in from the north will across southern nevada on friday. wind gusts around the las vegas valley will be in the 30 to 40 mph range. even stronger wind is expected along the colorado river valley. a wind advisory will be in effect for mesquite, laughlin, and lake havasu city throughout the day on friday with wind gusts in the 50 mph range. high temperatures friday will be in the mid to low 50s. it stays breezy saturday before winds calm do

we haven't got a harmonized set yet. we might see some relaxation. perhaps that's on his mind. i don't know. he's got a lot of things to think about. that would not necessarily be first. francine: if it is on his mind, does it impact european banks and put you in a worse position? do you think regulators in europe would look at what is happening in the u.s. and soften? mr. flint: i don't think so, and i don't think they should. i think europe has to make a decision as to what kind of an investment banking capability it wants or if it simply wants to import the skills that exist in wall street and say, "that's fine. we would rather not have the risk of the activity if that is the way it's judged." i think that would be a mistake. one of the other issue that is interesting, particularly in the context of brexit, is we are entering a world where in wholesale activities, the u.s. and european union have agreed that they are equivalent, which is important in terms of doing business in each other's markets. the u.k., of course, is in europe at the moment, so it is important, but you

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looking at the eu harmonized estimate. 0.1%. the year on year number is also stronger than expected. 1.5% dpi year on year in december. the numbers are similar if you look at the eu harmonized number. stronger than expected inflation story coming out of spain. tying this into the conversation that we had earlier around the end of the dip -- the end of the deflationary story. the end of year news conference after the last cabinet meeting of the year. a lot to talk about on the spanish economic story. let us turn to europe and get who isws of james athey here in the studio with us. you talk about heightened banking and political risk meaning we are entering a dangerous and potentially volatile timeframe. what worries you? >> quite a lot to be honest. there is interest in the inflation story that you were referred to in spain and we almost see virtue in an increase in inflation across the eurozone because that is what the central banks have been trying to achieve in the last few years. we have a similar situation in the u.k. where

let's get some reaction from former congresswoman jane harmon. she's now president and ceo of the woodrow wilson center, a veteran of foreign affairs and the politics thereof in this country. so jane, rex tillerson, what do you see as the big pluses and the big questions? >> well, he's well known to the wilson center. he received our award, one of our annual awards. he's an impressive businessman. the questions are, as have been raised here already, what are the ties, the economic ties to russia, can he see putin without blie blinders on. and will he really be secretary of state or ambassador of state. the rumor i'm hearing is john bolton will come in and be deputy and he will be the inside guy. that will be a very ideological turn for the department of state. >> we know that no number two for state is being announced today along with the tillerson announcement. john bolton comes with arguably more baggage or equally as much when it comes to iraq, someone who still thinks it was a good idea, the invasion. that was clearly a tough point for donald

he was housed by committee chair and wilson center president jane harmon to talk about the 2017 national security outlook. the bipartisan policy center host this hour long event. the first is to welcome all of you and congressman lee hamilton, the cochairs of national security project. the second is to prolong your wait for this but before we get to them, i wanted to make three quick points about the discussion we'll be having today. first, that the role the department of homeland security, for the last 14 years has been incredibly important and will continue to be so in 2017 and beyond, whether it's fighting the terrorist threat here at home as we've seen just this week with the tragic events at ohio state university. whether it's combatting cyber threats which continue to be a problem throughout this year, to working on other issues that are in the jurisdiction of dhs, including immigration, disaster relief and many more. secondly, homeland security has and we hope will continue to be a strongly bipartisan cause, whether it's the overwhelming bipartisan majority, which the homeland sec

you need to address the situations now, and there is a problem in europe that the tools are not harmonized compared to places like america or china, where they can basically start a business and make billions with your company inside the internal market before even considering going overseas. that is it the situation in new york -- that is not the situation in europe. >> germany and france are talking about setting up a billion-dollar fund. daniel: it is timely. i'm sorry, but it is absolutely timely. when you look at the biggest silicon valley firms, they are worth hundreds of billions of euros. you need investment in other places -- states like france and germany to invest in a digital infrastructure. increasing the speed of your internet connection, or whatever it takes with education, to make sure that wages go down and investments to the companies themselves are more effective. >> let's take a look at the future. france is electing a new president next year. there will be a new cabinet. what does that mean for the chances of this joint initiative for the future? daniel: it does depend

(mike harmon / utec employee) his whole campaign was focused on indy. i never heard one thing about the huntington, indiana plant. so yeah we do feel forgotten. mister trump's pick for commerce secretary wilbur ross says the new administration has what it takes to help working people even though the president elect and ross are both billionaires. (wilbur ross / commerce secretary nominee) the fact that you're successful doesn't mean that you can't relate to working people. on wednesday, donald trump continued to interview candidates senator dan coats, who is under serious consideration for director of national intelligence. roxana saberi, for cbs news, new york. ((kirsten joyce)) >> trump has yet to announce his picks for secretary of state and dfense. later this month, he's expected to outline details about taking himself out of his business operations. /// ((demetria obilor)) >>> we're now going to take a look on the roads... ((demetria obilor)) christy lane/stewart over on the east side of town. here's a look at traffic in the spaghetti bowl along so

we're not acceptable at this point for sure it had a great influence he was a great influence on the harmonic language on the contemporary up to now. i thought it would be interesting because they have e he was contemporary we use him on this and his life was you kill our wife you get poisons all those things are great stories for on opera. i was leaving behind a little bit which those collaborative dancers i was really trying to focus on opera. a friend of mine said well, what would you really want to do i said opera what is it not opera parallel. why isn't it are that i have the support now we can do that. i realized that was something that wasn't being done in san francisco no other organization was doing this as opposed to contemporary we are very blessed in san francisco to have organizations well, i thought that was going to be our speciality >> you create a conceptual idea for setting the opera and you spear ahead and work with the other sdierndz to create an overview vision that's the final product felt opera. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was very inspired to work with him because the way he

. >> ♪ >> listen to that harmonizing. they decided to record in a garage last week after singing it together once. their last duet has 15 million facebook views. they think this new one is going to be their most watched video yet. >> we had one video go viral it was how great thou art and about year later we've had this other video go viral and it's been crazy ever since. >> arnett and gray have had the opportunity to sing at both the indiana statehouse and the governor's mansion over the past year and this is the time of year for mary did you know so i think they're right that one is really going to -- >> absolutely. i'm trying to imagine if you hired them to work on your house and they're singing those beautiful songs. >> they do good dry wall. >> multi talented. >> let's take a look outside. commute is already a mess so at this hour when do you see a jam on the schuylkill at 5:51? what a day. from the blue route to the vine a 20's minute drive t look at these people barely moving. looking live at montgomery that's east

like once the girl is harmonizing beautifully. >> i always say when she is doing the harmony -- did you notice the guy who was singing that? >> no. >> i thought you would know. it was ricardo montalban. >> is he from the "naked gun" movies? >> he is one who tries to kill the queen. so concept is fronter and we all know that. all you have to do is switch the roll. you would say baby it's cold outside can i stay? >> in the movie there is a second version of the song sung by the second dash -- not the main characters and the woman is doing the seducing. >> this man is trying to save her from frostbite. at the end of the day we can call him a hero. uber negates the whole thing. >> if he was like, grab a shovel and get out there. that's worse. >> networks like mtv that is one of the petofilic things. for them to pick this out and during the holiday season it is as ridiculous as yelling to them because they don't have the cup they like jie everybody likes to be annoyed. it is that time again. half time with tv's andy levey. and the pod cast available now. >> ♪ the evening has been ♪ so ve