a lot of the criticism that may come of michelle obama. and if you think back to the late '90s with hillary clinton, it was because they are effective political surrogates, they did play more prominent roles on the campaign trail, they did invite a lot of criticism from their husbands political appointments. what i remember is the conversation you and i had after this 2016 convention speech where it was so apparent to even the president's most ardent critics, just how effective michelle obama is as an advocate, and just how popular she is with really important voters inside the american electorate. i think you saw that in this interview, there was a lot of warmth. there was an ability to perry some of her criticisms and turn it into a strength. that's the evolution i watched with michelle obama as a political figure over the last eight years. >> i want to get your response, david. what do you think? how many first ladies have you served with and under? >> i've been -- i served with four and worked here with a couple more. i cannot imagine

that's what the first lady, michelle obama, did. she decided, knowingly or unknowingly, to highlight and focus on the young, emerging immigrant and american designers and the changed our lives completely. >> reporter: that realization of the american dream firmly stitched into the fabric of the first lady's fashion legacy. >> this is globalization in one dress. >> france, india, made in new york. >> i don't mean to be overly political, and yet we are at a time where there's a new president who is anti-globalization in a way. >> i made a conscious decision to make majority of my clothes in new york. 90% to 80% of the collection is made in new york. >> reporter: like first ladies before her, michelle obama exits the white house stage leaving behind a fashion high watermark. nancy reagan's high-end glamor and of course jackie kennedy who became a fashion icon. >> are you ready? >> of course. >> reporter: whose life and style nightly portman channel in the new movie "jackie." the fashion world is watching as designers remain divided on

that's what michelle obama does. just ignore them. >> even her line about when they go low, we go high. it rezen ated with a lot of people because of how low a lot of things went. i've been very critical of michelle obama throughout her tenure on certain things, but i have to say that even for someone like me who was a critic, i found a lot of her commentary about this election, being something a lot of people could relate to. >> absolutely. she did a case study of being a moderate kind of personality. i'm not talking about politics. i'm talking about a person that. >> just the -- >> most of us in the room can agree she gives us a general sense of good will. we don't feel a way about her, she's not loaded in how she communicates. and things she chooses to say. i said i wasn't going to come on and so the president-elect -- as you guys were talking about being the adult in the room and when michelle obama brings this up, i think about raising an 11-year-old and 13-year-old boy. one of the things they do all the time is

that says a lot about michelle obama. i think she was steeling herself to the results, but she went to bed before she found out what was happening on election night. i think she'll be remembered as a very traditional first lady. she did a lot of good with the let's move campaign, shining a spotlight on military families. as the first african-american first lady, you know, it's truly remarkable. she was a role model to so many, you know, young girls in this country who had never seen somebody in that position who was african-american. so i think simply being there is her legacy, one of the biggest parts of her legacy. >> she did talk about that. how one of her goals was to make the white house more inclusive. kate, abby, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. what's your take on this? post your comment on facebook.com/newday. we're following a lot of breaking news this morning, including the latest information about a series of terror attacks around the globe. let's get right to it. >>> there were people bleeding

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>> thank you, michelle obama. for me, what encourage me is that if madame president can be strong, then i'm a woman like her and i can be strong too. so i encouraged myself more to learn and put myself in the field of education so that i can be more than her tomorrow in the society. [ applause ] ♪ >> hi. >> how are you? >> many girls getting pregnant in our community. teenage pregnancy, peer pressure. and some of them want to go to school. but how can they go to school? thank you. [ applause ] >> i had desire to go to school. and i go to school, but i have self-support. after school, i sell. i sell after school i go in the market and sell. when i'm not at the market, i go around and sell other things. >> so you found the value in yourself. [ applause ] >> i really want to know from you how it feels to be a first lady and your challenges, some of your weaknesses, your strength, and the disadvantages. i really want to know. >> excellent. first of all, let me just say how impressed i am with all of you. not just th

because i met with president obama and michelle obama in the white house, my wife was there, she could not have been nicer. i honestly believe she meant that statement in a different way than it came out. >> joining us now with reaction is fox news contributor charlie hurt and the host of justice, judge jeanine pirro. judge, you're fired up on this one. this one is getting to you. >> go ahead. >> now there's no hope. all of the sudden barack is leaving the office and hope is gone. >> hope rises and falls with michelle obama. i thought when they hit low, the obamas go high. when you've got people who are saying when we leave office you guys don't have any hope, that is an outrage. and the lack of hope is why donald trump won this election. the lack of hope is why outsider won an election, why 30,000 people on a cold night got together with their kids, wait in line to see donald trump. hope is why people at carrier get their jobs back because on outsider, not the obamas, not the democratic party make a decision that they're going to elect someone who is going to do something for them. >>

. >>> michelle obama's exit interview with oprah. will she run for office and tells oprah which member of the first family is saying, bye, felicia to the white house. >>> a car screens off the road then catches on fire. we'll show you what happened next. >>> good morning, everyone. on a tuesday it is a busy one for us. we'll start with the breaking news from germany. officials now saying terrorists may be to blame for that horrific scene in berlin. >> a truck plowed into a popular christmas market in the capital city last night killing at least 12 people and injuring nearly 50 more. >> it is daybreak right now in berlin and we're taking a live picture right now. you see the black cab of that or the back of that truck amid the debris. authorities assume it was a deliberate act and say the truck apparently accelerated before slamming into the crowd leaving a deadly trail of destruction. >> we were just having fun with my friends and the market started to close. first we heard glass breaking. we didn't know it was happening but a lot of

obama because... >> so michelle obama was working at the university of chicago during my years there. she was a fixture in the neighborhood. barack obama was my state senator. he was my senator. he was my neighbor just around the corner at a condominium complex. you know, i'd see him running at the... actually, he'd lap me running at the lake, because i run very, very slowly. it's much more like a walk with my arms bent. so in many ways, i think those of us who weren't intimate friends of the obamas but were sort of just in the orbit often saw michelle as at least equally the star if not more the star. she has a kind of graciousness and a bigness of her personality that never... it never overwhelms the people with whom she's in the room, but it's there. you want to be with her. you want to be near her. i always found barack obama slightly more off-putting than michelle. michelle was attractive in a deep way. so the most surprising thing for me was this woman with whom i related so closely as a mother, as a professional woman, as an african-american, that she could be reviled was very

because i met with president obama and michelle obama in the white house, my wife was there. she could not have been nicer. >> joining me now, molly ball from the atlantic. i want to get your reaction. michelle obama, this is the first time we've really heard from her. she's sitting down with oprah winfrey. oprah was involved in helping obama getting elected. pretty quiet this time around, but there the two of them were having a frank conversation. were you surprised by michelle obama's remarks, especially while her husband is efforting really a call for unity? >> well, it might have been a bit impolitic but it was authentic and i think she's speaking for a lot of people who didn't vote for donald trump and who are in various levels of despair. a lot of people since the election are sort of hopeless and i think michelle obama has always been very sensitive to the feelings of that community whether it's the democratic party, african-american community, a whole lot of people who have been hurting and she's sort of speaking for them. >> critics today are saying, she doesn't get

michelle obama unfiltered is the business. that is -- i love this and i don't think she's going to run for office, i don't know if i wish she would but what i do want her to do is be that constant voice out there for democrats going forward. one of the things i was most concerned about in in election was whether or not african-americans broadly but certainly african-american women would come out and be supportive and be energized and engaged and she was a big part of that and i'm glad to see she's doing it. but this was certainly a message to donald trump and if she is the only one out there needling him in the near future we are all better off for it. >> besides "when they go low, we go high" which is one of the memorable lines, one of the other memorable things mrs. obama said was i think she spoke for so many women when she talked about the visceral reaction to that "access hollywood" video, to those words and accusations of abuse. what do we do with a politics where that does not stop you from being president? what do wome

dead, and comparing first lady michelle obama to a gorilla. carl paladino submitted the comments by email to "artvoicec" an alternative weekly newspaper in buffalo. paladino is quoted saying he hopes barack obama would have sex with a cow and die from mad cow disease. of first lady michelle obama, paladino wrote -- "i'd like her to return to being a male and let loose in the outback of zimbabwe where she lives comfortably in a cave with maxie, the gorilla." in a statement published tuesday, paladino insisted he was s not a raracist and said he meant t to forward the commentso friends, rather than submit them to "artvoice." paladino is a long-time ally of donald trump. earlier this month, he met with the president-elect for one hour at trump tower in new york city. in montana, a neo-nazi leader has promised a march of heavily armed white supremacists in the city of whitefish in january, continuing a campaign of intimidation against the community's jewish population. andrew anglin said on the neo-nazi website daily stormer that at least 200 peop

because i met with president obama and michelle obama in the white house, my wife was there. she could not have been nicer. i honestly believe she meant that statement in a different way than it came out. >> no, she didn't mean it in a different way. here's what michelle obama said tonight about the next president. >> as i've said time and time again. words matter. and they matter most to our kids. our young people. and the words that we say moving forward, all of us, it matters, which is one of the reasons why barack and i are so supportive of this transition, because no matter how we felt going into it, it is important for the health of this nation that we support the commander in chief. wasn't done when my husband took office. but we're going high. and this is what's best for the country. so we are going to be there for the next president and do whatever we have to do to make sure that he is successful, because if he succeeds, we all succeed. >> when you say it wasn't done for your husband, for his presidency, what do you mean by that? >> that there were people who did not

. >>> michelle obama's exit interview with oprah. will she run for office and tells oprah which member of the first family is saying, bye, felicia to the white house. >>> a car screens off the road we'll show you what happened next. >>> good morning, everyone. on a tuesday it is a busy one for us. we'll start with the breaking news from germany. officials now saying terrorists may be to blame for that horrific scene in berlin. >> a truck plowed into a popular christmas market in the capital city last night killing at least 12 people and injuring nearly 50 more. >> it is daybreak right now in berlin and we're taking a live picture right now. you see the black cab of that or the back of that truck amid the debris. authorities assume it was a deliberate act and say the truck apparently accelerated before slamming into the crowd leaving a deadly trail of destruction. >> we were just having fun with my friends and the market started to close. first we heard glass breaking. we didn't know it was happening but a lot of people running shouti

>>> tonight michelle obama speaking out about donald trump. the first lady speaking about her campaign slogan "we go high" to talk about trump now. >> the words we say moving forward, all of us, it matters. which is one of the reasons why barack and i are so supportive of this transition. because no matter how we felt going into it. it is important for the health of this nation that we support the commander in chief. it wasn't done when my husband took office but we're going high. and this is what's best for the country. so we are going to be there for the next president and do whatever we have to do to make sure that he is successful. because if he succeeds, we all succeed. >> "outfront" tonight the former obama senior advisor david axelrod. he's now our senior political commentator. you have known michelle obama for a long time. 14 or more years. you heard her say she's supporting donald trump. but she also said we're now quote feeling what not having hope feels like. how hard is this moment for her personally? >> well, look, i don't think s

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has there ever been a tough piece on michelle obama ever? i'm not sure it's even legal for me to ask that question. i might be pulled away. >> can i do the rest of the show? >> you shouldn't attack a president's wife or candidate's wife but if that person is an active participant in politics, you can, right? >> if someone's dealing in issues there's always ample room to criticize and discuss. i think it's terrible how melania trump has been treated in contrast. she doesn't really seem like she wants to be there any way and she got yanked in to this in the first place and a whole other segment about the racial tensions issue and what it would be like to criticize michelle obama. i take your point there. i will have to find a hard hitting piece on michelle obama and her character and things she said. i think it exists. i'll get back to you. >> you know what? it's like the missing link. it's got to exist because science suggests it does. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> well, here's something new. an anti-trump republican el

michelle obama is speaking out for that. we'll see what happens january going forward. >> i think you are both accepting the idea that there are people in america who legitimately are fearful and we'll have to wait and see. jamal, noelle as well, good to see you both. we'll keep you updated and lets get an update on our microsoft pulse question, we have been asking you about the electoral college. all eyes on the 538 votes to be cast for president and vice president today, is it time to reevaluate how the electoral college works? >> so far, those are your numbers. 82% say yes and 18% say no. keep voting at www.pulse.msnbc.com and let your voice be heard. worl d ug and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. >>> all right, oil prices, you have been noticing them going up. you start to feel it at the gas pump. its got nothing to do with u.s. politics. its got a lot to do with what's going on the rest o

. >>> michelle obama's exit interview with oprah. will she run for office, and she tells oprah which member of the first family is saying, bye, felicia to the white house. >>> and a car careens off the road then catches on fire. we'll show you what happened next. >>> good morning, everyone, on a tuesday. it is a busy one for us. we're going to start with the breaking news from germany. officials now saying terrorists may be to blame for that horrific scene in berlin. >> a truck plowed into a popular christmas market in the capital city last night killing at least 12 people and injuring nearly 50 more. >> it is daybreak right now in berlin, and we're taking a live picture right now. you see the black cab of that or the back of that truck amid the debris. authorities assume it was a deliberate act. they say the truck apparently accelerated before slamming into the crowd leaving a deadly trail of destruction. >> we were just having fun with my friends, and the markets were starting to close. first we heard glass breaking. we didn't know

>> so how much do you know about michelle obama apart that she is the first lady? do you know she is a lawyer? do you know her parents weren't rich? growing up, her parents were not rich. you need to address her as mrs. obama. you don't need to worry about anything. if you want to touch or hug her, feel free. >> wow! [ applause ] >> i do believe we have someone in the house. can i introduce you? >> hi, everyone. i am so excited about tomorrow. >> her is to moderate the meeting. one more contribution to her years of work supporting gifrls and girls's education around the world. >> we need to make sure that the first lady, mrs. obama hears your stories and make sure the stories go out to the world as well. >> i'm ready. okay, go where those white people are standing. over there. i always look for the white people. even in africa. sometimes that's a clue. here. >> thank you. >> she is going to be here in -- she is supposed to be here in an hour. >> i had everyone get in first. how are you doing? >> i guess we can all go into the pen until then. we will get into the pr

including michelle obama, herself. connie said, no apparent political ambition. quickly, because we do have to run here, maria cardona, zero percent chance michelle obama jumps in at some point and are runs? >> to the chagrin of so many people in this country, yes, i think at least at this moment, john, and of course, things change, but right now -- >> i have no intention of running for office. >> well, you know. she is so incredibly well-liked and respected. the most popular politician that would go. >> all right, guys, thanks so much for being with us. also, stand by, because we are getting still more material from that interview and as i just said, we'll talk to you the next hour about that. up next, new information tonight truck that was used to kill at least a dozen people in berlin. we're going to speak to the journalist who just spoke to the owner of the trucking company that owned the vehicle in question. so stay with us. >>> we are learning more now about the truck at the center of the vehicular massacre in be

michelle obama is a formidable presence, degrees from princeton and harvard law school. hugely popular, her initiatives have changed the public conversation, and her future appears limitless. so the question has to be asked, is a run for public office in her future? it came up tonight. >> would you ever run for office? >> no. >> no kind of office? >> no. look, that's one thing i don't do. i don't make stuff up. i'm not coy. i'm pretty direct. if i were interested in it, i would say it. i don't believe in playing games. it's not something i would do. but it also speaks to the fact that people don't really understand how hard this is. and it's not something that you cavalierly just sort of ask a family to do again. maybe because we got it wrong or we think we got it wrong, so it's like now you -- you just go back in there and do it. you're the closest thing to that, so you do it. but let me just tell america, this is hard. it's a hard job. i said it on the campaign trail. it requires a lot of sacrifice. it is a weighty thing. and it's not something that you even look to on

i really do, because i met with president obama and michelle obama in the white house, my wife was there, she could not have been nicer. >> reporter: that grace on display as mrs. obama spoke about her conversation with mrs. trump. >> my offer to melania was, you know, you really don't know what you don't know until you're here. so the door is open, as i've told her. i'm modeling what was done for me by the bushes. >> right. >> and laura bush was nothing but gracious and helpful. >> reporter: and as those eight years draw to a close, the soon-to-be former first family is prepared to move just a couple miles up the road to this nine-bedroom rental until their youngest daughter, sasha, finishes high school. leaving the white house but not washington behind. and athena joins us live from honolulu. of course, athena, you're there because the first family is there for your holiday vacation. what do you know about michelle obama's plans after she leaves the white house? >> reporter: well, a big takeaway from the interview she's been giving is she's leaving the white house but not going to be l

>> more from michelle obama, next. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >>> and i feel that barack has been that for the nation, in ways that people will come to appreciate. >> mm-hm. >> having a grownup in the white house who can say to you in times of crisis and turmoil, hey, it's going to be okay. >> that was michelle obama in what is her final one on one interview as first lady, joining me, a national political reporter for the "new york times." we haven't seen much more of this interview. they just let out certain little bits of it. but it's enough to show that it will be classic michelle obama in that it will be thoughtful and an examination of her husband's presidency, and she will be attacked for things she says in this interview. >> this is classic michelle obama when you hear her defending barack obama's legacy. and eve

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michelle obama still does sort of act like the confines of a first lady. she's fairly traditional first lady but she does manage to occasionally surprise people by being very open and very honest. >> yeah let me just play again, april, exactly this exchange between oprah and the first lady. here it is. >> the election was all about hope. do you think that this administration achieved that? >> yes. i do. because we feel the difference now. see now we're feeling what not having hope feels like. >> so april, what could be the takeaway from this. i mean, her approval ratings are in the sixties and she may or maintain care about that. that obvious means a lot of people approve of her and like her. does she damage that by making a compensate like she made there which seemed so openly negative about donald trump. >> it all depends on cha side of the spectrum you sit or view it from. people who supported president barack obama, they understood where he was coming from. it was about inclusion, inclusiveness. and now we're going to a time where we hear things about,

michelle obama is someone he lashed out before. she was a top surrogate for hillary clinton, often coming up with things that trump would respond to. but it seems this is a new leaf being turned over by the president-elect in terms of how he is reacting to the veiled criticisms from first lady. of course, it wasn't completely devoid of the old flourish. we saw him give his own personal flourish about the people who he thinks stood in his way, the media included. it was typical in terms of that. this latest comment making news in terms of what we could be seeing from a new, more presidential possibly donald trump. >> we will see if that's the side the leaf will continue. thank you very much. >>> joining me now is robert acosta who is an msnbc analyst. i want to get your reaction trump's incoming chief of staff, talking about when his boss would accept the intel community's assessment. >> i think he would accept the conclusion if these intelligence professionals would get together, put out a report, show the american people that they

because i met with president obama and michelle obama in the white house. my wife was there. she could not have been nicer. >> what do you make of how he handled that? and how he countered within the same breath almost defending her? >> well, listen, this is the first time that we have seen the tables turned. often, donald trump goes after his critics. this is one time he was mag nan muss. she has been saying, when they go low, we go high, it's the one time that she made a really interesting comment on the way out of office, after eight years of being first lady, she made this interesting remark. i think it's possible that for all the times that we have heard barack and michelle obama saying michelle obama will not get into politics and not run for office, i'm not so sure. i continue to hear a little bit of chatter here and there about different senate seats that she could seek in the future, maybe a senate seat in illinois. she had to have been setting herself up for something because she's been so positive all the way through. >> interesting to hear that take. to hear donal

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michelle obama. we will get to that in a moment. of course, this all comes as the president himself just hours from now will hold his final news conference of the year. how does he really feel about donald trump now? about russia? and will he really tell us? let's begin with cnn justice correspondent evan perez here in new york. you have new details about the hacks and the headline is they are still going on? >> that's right. first of all, we will tell you how the intelligence agencies have come to determine that the russian spy agencies were really deploying sophisticated hacking tools, the kind that frankly were used by the nsa to break into the political organizations in the united states in the past year. u.s. officials tell cnn this is part of the reason why the intelligence officials believe russian president vladimir putin ordered the disinformation operation that targeted mostly democratic party groups and hillary clinton's presidential campaign. we are told that investigators haven't found any evidence directly linking back

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david: did michelle obama really take a job at the president-elect. even if she did donald trump is not interpreting her words that way. what else do don't had hope. i think she made that statement not meaning it the way it came out. i met with them in the white house. she could not have been nicer. beyond hope we have such potential. as donald trump in overly kind to the first lady. i think he's being honest. he said it a good meeting with president obama. i think when you look at michelle obama and her statement and does cause you to think a little bit because you wonder what did she mean exactly. when her husband was first elected i think it's something that happens when you live in the white house you live in a bubble and all the sudden you think that they're so much hope in america. you look in those communities donald trump spoke for the working class was able to say i'm here for you. i will focus on what the obama's really mean right now. i wonder whether it's gonna last the last because they are not going to retire quietly the way gw did. it s

president obama and first lady michelle obama hosted a white the 2016eption for kennedy center honorees. they included pianist martha argerich, al pacino, james theor, mavis staples, and girls rock band. this is about 25 minutes. eagles rock band. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 2016 kennedy center honorees. martha argerich. [applause] >> al pacino. [applause] >> mavis staples. [applause] james taylor. [applause] , don henley, walsh, andmith, joe representing her late husband glenn frey, ms. cindy fry. [applause] [applause] -- [laughter] [cheers] we love you! [laughter] ♪ >> a president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] ♪ [applause] [cheers] thank you so much,ump everybody. thank you. thank you. good evening, everybody. >> good evening! on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. over the past eight years, this has always been one of our ivorite nights, and this year was especially looking forward to seeing how joe walsh cleans up. [laughter] pres. obama: pretty good. i want to begin by once again thanking everybody who

announcer: in the weekly lady michelle obama joins president obama to deliver a christmas message. representative tim murphy of republican has the response and

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announcer: in the weekly lady michelle obama joins president obama to deliver a christmas message. representative tim murphy of republican has the response and talks about helping americans living with mental illness. president obama: merry christmas, everybody. one of the best parts of the

and michelle obama in the white house, my wife was there. she could not have been nicer. i honestly believe she made that statement in a different way that it came out because i believe -- i believe there is tremendous hope and beyond hope. we have such potential. >> reporter: trump now heads to his estate in palm beach, florida, where he plans to spend the christmas holiday with his family. he's not expected to make any news. there is a chance we could learn more about appointments to his administration in the coming weeks. ryan nobles, cnn, mobile, alabama. >> thank you so much. >>> cnn's senior editor at the atlantic, paul brown and eugene scott, thank you. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ron, wanted to ask you a very measured response from donald trump there to what michelle obama said about feeling like there is no hope. do you think she did not mean it the way that he's referring? >> no, i think she -- i think she did mean that the results of the election have dispirited kind of the coalition that was on the other side. this w

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you know. >> michelle obama said yesterday that there's no hope. but i assume she was talking about the past, not the future. >> let's bring back our panel. errol, maggie and philip mudd. when this came out last week i said she just gave them a gift because this was the second time from the beginning of the administration, michelle obama said i'm proud of my country and now here at the end she says this. what kind of fodder is this for trump? how does he use it and what does it mean? >> it depends if he means let's bring the country back together again. these tours for his supporters and ridiculing his opponents and so forth is not necessarily you try to bring things back together, again. michelle obama has sort of played right into that and saying, it is still a divided nation but i won. that is really what this thank you tour is about. saying it is divided, but we won. it is kind of a moral boost for him and his supporters trying to shore up some of these poll numbers that are floating out there. the reality is, they've got to be a little bit con

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. >> a lot of people are talking what first lady michelle obama said in her final one-on-one interview at the white house, does she want future in politics and her message to the future first lady, milania trump. we begin with a horrifying scene after a truck rams into a popular christmas market in berlin, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. tonight, we know 12 people are dead. and as many as 50 injured. take a look at a live picture from the scene outside the kaiser church. eyewitnesses said the incident was deliberate. germany authorities continue to investigate. white house condemned what it says appears to be a terrorist attack >> witnesses said 18 wheeler showed no signs of stopping when it plowed no a crowd christmas market in the germany capitol monday night. american said she was just feet away from its deadly panel. >> i saw a truck barrelling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. looked like an accident. looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going fives and got out of control and sort of just swerved into the market. >> it went just past me, past my girlfriend

. >>> over the past eight years we have seen first lady michelle obama evolve and grace the cover of magazines all over. >> she's got incredible style. we're going to take a look back at some of our favorite out fits when the 5at630 comes right back. ♪ ♪ >>> as we at any say good bye to the obamas, we have to talk about the first lady's fashion >> insider is here with some of first lady michelle obama's hottest looks. thanks for joining us. we have watched the first lady's style evolve from the day she walked into the white house until now, she's become an icon >> she certainly has. there's so many dresses she's worn. you can get inspired by. with the holidays being here, with new year's. inspired by some of her memorable moments. >> all right. bring in your models. before you know them in. >> from dresses in georgetown. she wore a jason lou dress. it was red, embellished detail. here you see, we got inspired by the color. the embellished detail at the waist line and color. >> wonderful pop-up color. do we have the dress? do we have that picture? so we can put them side by side?

he did not do that with michelle obama and yet he brought up her comments. so that was fascinating. and what we sfraw from trump wa no comment on china, no comment on russia. it seems he's still celebrating his victory and willing to pick a few fights. from the water canon salute at the airport, to a greeting from southern bells, donald trump relished his last rally of 2016. he also did something unexpected. trump disputed a widely publicized comment from the first lady. >> michelle obama said yesterday that there is no hope. >> referring to this interview with oprah winfrey. >> see, now we're feeling what not having hope feels like. >> the alabama crowd booed, and trump appeared stung by the criticism. >> i'm telling you, we have tremendous hope. >> then claimed mrs. obama just misspoke. >> i honestly believe she meant that statement in a different way than it came out. >> while the obamas vacation in hawaii, the trumps will spend the holidays in palm beach. still unresolved, how the president-elect will separate himself from his business interests, from spokeswoman hope hicks, sai