we had mrs. clinton ahead by four points, if i recall saturday. we got out saturday and it was seasoned morning. it looked like she was the internal and subgroups. it was a national poll and not a poll of all 50 states. it looked like she did not have it locked up, but no -- it looked like she was headed to win. but even in that poll, she had dropped from a previous poll. the other thing in polls is not just what are the results now, but what were the results previously? the trend for her was the race was narrowing, but at that point, not that trump was gaining, but that some of her vote was going to johnson, stein, or undecided. a second comey letter was exculpatory. but in campaigns, especially when you are a candidate with a strong headwind, 70% in the wrong direction, the majority wanting a president who would make major changes, two thirds or so saying the political system was biased against people like them, conditions that would favor an insurgent candidate. she was in the incumbent, per se but she was. trump was the insurgent. you could se

they ignored a five—million—signature petition urging them to defy tradition and choose mrs clinton, who received more than two million more votes than mr trump. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: an inmate has admitted breaking out of pentonville prison in north london last month. james whitlock was on the run for a week before police found him. he'll be sentenced in the new year. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. uber hits a roadblock in taiwan.

but mrs. clinton was far from alone. the larger media never missed beat when it kams to denouncing president-elect trump for declaring the election may be rigged. >> donald trump had forfeited any right to serve as the american president because he's violated one of the basic tenants of our democracy. >> it's dangerous in the future in some ways for our country. people are really feeling that the election is going to be rigged. >> the real danger here is when trump lies to his supporters about the others trying to steal the election, some of his supporters believe him. mr. trump, think of your children. america is great partly because everyone accepts the results of elections. for decades in the past and hopefully for decades to come. inventing a conspiracy theory is no way to make america great again. >> now that november th has come and gone, with results some in the media outright despise, we've noticed that outlets like the "the new york times" has done a complete 180 on the rigging claim. back in october the times w

absolutely, 50,000 of mrs. clinton's colleagues e-mails were leaked to wikileak. but there is no evidence of hacking, because if you wanted to alter vote totals, you would not hack mrs. clinton or the dnc, you would hack the various state registrars who record the names of people who are registered to vote and record what the votes are. liz: what do you make of their argument that wikileak swayed the elections and russia is to blame? >> well, i have not seen the raw data. we have 17 known publicly known intelligence agencies that the united states, they have all used same data, they get raw data from the nsa, because nsa for better or worse, has unfettered access to every fiber optic cable in u.s., it can obtain in real team every e-mail, text-message sent anywhere. that date was presented to cia anxieties, and -- agents and fbi agents, same data looked at by 2 different keeps one team, cia said the russians, fbi says not the russians. the people who work with fox news have seen it, they say there are no fingerprints of the russians on it whoever did this to mrs.

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mrs. clinton lost those three states by roughly 106,000 votes total. so if 53,000 had changed hands, maybe we would be talking about how close the election was but an election that she would have been ahead. a couple other things about how to read what happened on election day. i will argue that analysts -- and i think analysts from both parties -- will spend time sifting through the results because i really believe that what happened in november 8 isn't something that was short term, didn't happen the last three or four days, didn't happen in 2016 arguably a lot of what happened or didn't happen november 8, 2016, were the result of long-term trends. we also knew part of the polling team, the "wall street journal," our national surveys, with what we do with the republican polling firm show the wrong track was 70% range. that when asked do you want to elect a president who will make major changes even if you don't quite know what those changes might were b or would you like to elect someone who will make steady progress by 5-4 in our last poll, the elec

even in we did the nbc wall street journal news poll, we had mrs. clinton ahead by four points. if i'm recalling correctly. we got out of the field saturday and this was sunday morning. it looked like she was the internals, the subgroups come again it was a national poll, not a poll of all 50 states. it look like she did not have it locked up. but it look like she was headed to win. even in that poll she had dropped. from a previous poll. the other thing a polls is not just what are the results now, but what were the results previously. the tran-04 her was the race was narrowing. but at that point it was more, not that trump was gaining, but that some of her vote was going to johnson and steiner undecided. the second call me letter -- i think in campaigns especially if you are a candidate with strong headwinds, 70% in the wrong direction, the majority wanting a president who would make major changes, two thirds or so same the political system was biased against people like them, a conditions that would favor an insurgent candidate. she wasn't an incumbent is per se and trump not

come up with the cash and you get the recount so mrs. stein has combined forces with mrs. clinton, stein providing the money, clinton providing the human beings to engage in this recount, without any significant evidence whatsoever that the outcome might be different or that there was by the unfairness -- was any unfairness. what is the goal? i guess the goal is to raise money for her fledgling little-wing party four years from now and the goal for clinton, is she going to run in four years she is unite with the lefties to deserted her last month. >> you might make a case for close states, wisconsin, and michigan, maybe pennsylvania, it would have been a different story. but what i'm i'm wondering how likely a change in the vote is in any state. i believe in wisconsin, a 23,000 vote gap in favor of donald trump. hard to overcome. hard to overcome roughly 10,000 to 11,000 vote gap in michigan. what is this proffering? >> it's not proving anything, neil. if they find some errors, the errors while be so insignificant they won't effect the outcome. the law didn't guarantee a p

three states bound to vote for mrs. clinton instead voted for colin powell, a fourth forth american eagle. she said she will work with it's democratic general to see that the four faceless electors are find up to $1,000. in washington, james rose than, fox news. > we're getting our look behinl the scenes at the president elect's new wax figure. sculptures at madam london duenn sos are working around the clock to finish four identical figurel of donald trump all in time for the inaugeration.erat as you can see they're stillill putting the finishing touches on his hair. they will go on display in new york, and london and right here in the district. look how realistic that looks. hair by hair. they'll trim it up. > that is a lot of work. >> tonight at 11 what we found when we went looking for the cheapest option for the last minute gift deliveries. this wild fight inside a local high school that sent three thr students to the hospital.th thosee stories and much more at 11. 11. more money or more time off, o which means mor

bill clinton and i had a good relationship, and mrs. clinton -- i was here when they first got here in 1993, when they were first try to put the health care bill through. i got to know them very well. they are wonderful people. mrs. clinton is smart and tough and quick and funny and listens to you, and she's a good lawyer. she tries to jerk you are she wants you. my experience with both of those presidents was good. host: any regrets with decisions you made during your time here? rep. mcdermott: no, no. politics is the equivalent of war without guns. it's a tough business. you get beat up and you make mistakes and you get wounded and you got to get up the next day, put on your hat and coat and go out and do it again. not every day has been perfect, but i like the opportunity to be involved in trying to make society better for most people. i don't worry much about rich people, but i worry a lot about ordinary folks, because i came from ordinary folks. my father was unemployed, i know enough about what it's like to be at the bottom. i had

democratic electors in colorado, another state mrs. clinton won, employed litigation tactics to the end to become unbound from voting for her as state law requires. it was part of a convoluted plan to lure pro-trump electiors int defecting. all nine of the votes went for the democratic nominee, even after one voted against mrs. clinton, only to be replaced by another who voted for her. >> this has been a vast exploration in sour grapes. the democrats lost this election because hillary clinton was a flawed candidate who failed to campaign effectively in the states that mattered. >> reporter: in washington state, three electors bound to vote for mrs. clinton instead voted for colin powell, a fourth for a native american elder. the republican secretary of state said she will work with the democratic attorney general to see that the four faithless electors are fined as state law provides, up to $100. >> thank you. >>> president-elect trump is at his florida compound tonight putting the finishing touches on his list of top advisers. peter d

bill clinton and i had a good relationship, and mrs. clinton -- i was here when they first got here in 1993, when they were first try to put the health care bill through. i got to know them very well. they are wonderful people. mrs. clinton is smart and tough and quick and funny and listens to you, and she's a good lawyer. she tries to jerk you are she wants you. my experience with both of those presidents was good. host: any regrets with decisions you made during your time here? rep. mcdermott: no, no. politics is the equivalent of war without guns. it's a tough business. you get beat up and you make mistakes and you get wounded and you got to get up the next day, put on your hat and coat and go out and do it again. not every day has been perfect, but i like the opportunity to be involved in trying to make society better for most people. i don't worry much about rich people, but i worry a lot about ordinary folks, because i came from ordinary folks. my father was unemployed, i know enough about what it's like to be at the bottom. i had

it was a rare appearance in public for mrs. clinton since the election, and even she used humor to address all of those selfies with supporters she bumped into along the >> this is not exactly the speech at the capitol i hoped to be giving after a few weeks of to come out and i am very grateful -- >> mrs. clinton also taking on the serious subject of fake news after the election, saying it can have, quote,ri.t, and inside aleppo with our team.evastated center of syria's cil war. our team, in fact, in the middle of a fierce fire fight. appear on the verge of seizing total contr territory. abc's alex marquardt shows us the carved out tunls>>eporter: holding out in aleppo, this is . we saw the battle unfold in the historic old city. the government forces have ter that the rebels control in and hear, the fight for this city is very much taking place right in its heart. from the magnificent, but battered citadel, assad regime forces poured heavy fire down onto rebel positions. the rebels firing right back. the fight intensifying. so

bill clinton and i had a good relationship, and mrs. clinton -- because i was here when they first got here in 1993, when they were first trying to put the health care bill through. i got to know them very well. they are wonderful people. mrs. clinton is smart and tough and quick and funny and listens to you and then tries to -- she's a good lawyer. she tries to jerk you around to where she wants you to. my experience with both of those presidents was good. greta: any regrets with decisions you made during your time here? rep. mcdermott: no, no. i -- this is -- politics is the equivalent of war without guns. so it's a tough business. and you get beat up, and you make mistakes, and you get wounded, and you got to get up the next day, put on your hat and coat and go out and do it again. not every day has been perfect, but i like the opportunity to be involved in trying to make society better for most people. i don't worry much about rich people, but i worry a lot about ordinary folks, because i came from ordinary folks. and i understand.

clinton's legacy be in american history? like president obama because she's the first woman to be nominee of a major party, already historically significant, the question is what did her campaign do? it is an open question. if she leads to trump in an era of america which is good or bad, people will say that was very important that her campaign with not successful and about president trump to come to office. did she change the democratic party? hard to say. he may have been the last centrist democrat for a while, democrat look to move a little bit to the left under bernie sanders's influence that these things can't be told immediately. historians need time to get some perspective. losing presidential candidate, barry goldwater and george mcgovern being two, complete disasters, from the perspective of 50 years later barry goldwater transform the republican party and george mcgovern transform the democratic party. it will take several decades to know how mrs. clinton's legacy and president trump's. >> host: what was it that sp

to retiring senator public for mrs. clinton since the election, and even she used humor to address all of those selfies with supporters she bumped into along the way, even in the woods. >> this is not exactly the speech at the capitol i hoped to be giving after the election. but after a few weeks of taking receivies in the woods, i thought it would be a good idea to come out and i am very grateful -- >> mrs. clinton also taking on the serious subject after the election, saying it can have, quote, real world consequences, putting the lives of ordinary people at risk. >>> overseas tonight, and inside aleppo with our team. the devastated city at the center of syria's nearly 6-year-old civil war. our team, in fact, in the middle of a fierce fire fight. syrian forces backed by russia appear on the verge of seizing total control of rebel-held territory. abc's alex marquardt shows us the carved out tunnels being >> reporter: for the rebels holding out in aleppo, this is their desperate last stand. we saw the battle unfold in t

they ignored a petition urging them to choose mrs clinton. now on bbc news, it's time for monday in parliament.

this is david kendall, mrs. clinton's lawyer says via "the washington post" the affidavit concedes that the fbi had no basis to conclude. the fbi put forward the same evidence that bureau concluded in july was not sufficient to bring case. affidavit offered no additional evidence to support any different conclusion. i think what he's saying is that the judge shouldn't have said that was probable cause. >> about it think he sort of working a little backwards there. he's saying once they looked at the e-mail they saw there was nothing there so what was the whole bother? my point is you only knew there was nothing there once you looked at them. and so i think david kendall -- he's correct that there was nothing there that was incriminating button lie way you could know that is by looking at them. i disagree that the look at them was inappropriate. it's the disclosure that i think is so wildly inappropriate. >> do you disagree that the evidence was flimsy to get a search warrant? >> i don't know about flimsy. in law

it was a rare appearance in public for mrs. clinton since the election, and even she used humor to address all of those selfies with supporters she bumped into along the way, even in the woods. >> this is not exactly the speech at the capitol i hoped to be giving after the election. but after a few weeks of taking selfies in the woods, i thought it would be a good idea to come out. >> mrs. clinton also taking on the serious subject of fake news after the election, saying it can have, quote, real world consequences, putting the lives of ordinary people at risk. >>> overseas tonight, and inside aleppo with our team. the devastated city at the center of syria's nearly 6-year-old civil war. our team, in fact, in the middle of a fierce fire fight. syrian forces backed by russia appear on the verge of seizing total control of rebel-held territory. abc's alex marquardt shows us the carved-out tunnels being used in this fight. >> reporter: for the rebels holding out in aleppo, this is their desperate last stand. we saw the battle unfol

small business if you've got student loan debt and you don't buy a car or get married to paraphrase mrs. clinton, you don't move out of mom's basement and don't mean it in a pejorative sense and that innovative thinking, i'm looking forward to have the opportunity to fight people across party lines. it doesn't make anybody do anything, right? you choose to enter the program. it doesn't change the benefits my mother receives, which you don't break that promise you made yesterday, you change maybe the setup for tomorrow but that sort of thing, to know when it's over with we made a mark and moved the needle. nobody's going to remember me but they'll remember what we did while we were here and that's what matters. >> representative tom garrett, appreciate your time. >> thank so you much. great to meet you. >> today on c-span, washington journal is next, live, with your phone calls. tonight in memoriam 2016 where we look at americans who died his past year, nancy reagan, gwen ifill and antonin scalia. our guest jessica vaughn for the center of immigration studies and tom jawetz for the cente

general flynn himself has also spread stories, claiming to link mrs. clinton to criminal activity. six days before the election. flynn tweeted you. decide. hillary e-mails. muls read, the story he referred to was fake. >> this is not the first time pizza gate believers have confronted comet ping-pong owner james oliphantus. he says he has been getting threats for weeks. >> these stories are false. what happened today demonstrates that promoting false and reckless conspiracy theories do come with consequences. experience. >> sharifa comet ping-pong with his wife and three children when welch walked in. >> this is nothing but terrorism. it should be condemned as such. >> in addition to the ar-15. welsh was carrying a handgun and shotgun in his car. scott, charged with multiple offenses. >> chip reid, thank you. >>> tonight protesters are celebrating unexpected victory. in their fight to block an oil pipeline in north dakota. an occupation began in the engineers refused to issue a building permit for a section near the standing rock sioux reservation. >> reporter: scott, while thousan

mr. clinton told a newspaper earlier this month that the president-elect quote, doesn't know much. mr. trump tweeted that it's clinton who doesn't know much, especially about getting people to vote. he added the clinton campaign focused on the wrong states. >>> volkswagen has reached a partial settlement with the remaining 83,000 vehicle owners in the car makers emissions this started last year after epa officials acsed volkswagen of fitting its cars with software to beat emissions tests. the settlement does not adepress any potential criminal issues. >>> there are criminal charges against four more people linked to the flint water crisis. this is still a problem. two of them worked for the state of michigan. the others worked for the city. they are all facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. nine current or former state employees were previously charged in an investigation of flint's lead-tainted water system. >>> the nation's most popular social media site facing a lawsuit over the orlando nightclub shooting. >>> a man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey

general flynn himself has also spread stories, claiming to link mrs. clinton to criminal activity. six days before the election. flynn tweeted you. decide. nypd blows whistle on new hillary e-mails. muls read, the story he referred to was fake. >> this is not the first time pizza gate believers have confronted comet ping-pong owner james oliphantus. he says he has been getting threats for weeks. >> these stories are false. what happened today demonstrates that promoting false and reckless conspiracy theories do come with consequences. >> this was a terrifying experience. >> sharifa comet ping-pong with his wife and three children when welch walked in. >> this is nothing but terrorism. it should be condemned as such. >> in addition to the ar-15. welsh was carrying a handgun and shotgun in his car. scott, charged with multiple offenses. >> chip reid, thank you. >>> tonight protesters are celebrating unexpected victory. in their fight to block an oil pipeline in north dakota. an occupation began in the summer. and yesterday, the army core of engineers refused to issue a building permi

general flynn himself has also spread stories, claiming to link mrs. clinton to criminal activity. six days before the election. decide. nypd blows whistle on new hillary e-mails. muls read, the story he referred to was fake. >> this is not the first time pizza gate believers have confronted comet ping-pong owner james oliphantus. he says he has been getting threats for weeks. >> these stories are false. what happened today demonstrates that promoting false and come with consequences. >> this was a terrifying experience. >> sharifa comet ping-pong with his wife and three children when welch walked in. >> this is nothing but terrorism. it should be condemned as such. >> in addition to the ar-15. welsh was carrying a handgun and shotgun in his car. scott, charged with multiple offenses. >> chip reid, thank you. >>> tonight protesters are celebrating unexpected victory. in their fight t block an oil pipeline in north an occupation began in the summer. and yesterday, the army core of engineers refused to issue a building permit for a section near the standing rock sioux reservation. >>

they ignored a five—million—signature petition urging them to defy tradition and choose mrs clinton, who received more than two million more votes than mr trump. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: an inmate has admitted breaking out of pentonville prison in north london last month. james whitlock was on the run for a week before police found him. he'll be sentenced in the new year. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. uber hits a roadblock in taiwan. what does this mean for the future of this ridesharing application in asia and what has rocked the luxury housing industry in the us? good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could join us for this tuesday edition of asia business report. uber is planning a new move after it was banned in taiwan. this is not the first time the firm has faced resista nce the first time the firm has faced resistance from local governments. from london to jakarta taxi drivers have gone on strike saying that uber‘s business model is not safe and has unfair competition. it needs

clinton is croat for mrs. clinton, and the 3102 voted for mr. trump will vote for him. the thins that have gone on in is most outrageous thing i heard in a long time in politics. lou: it looks like clearly, two things happening, one is that white house is involved. >> sure. lou: their roles, trying to insight what would be a real crime againsts american people. and our way of life and constitution. thank you, sir. >> my pleasure. lou: ed rollins. >> well, on wall street today, some more good news, stocks closing near record levels, again. dow gaining 60, s&p you of 9, nasdaq up 20, volume on big board, 4.1 billion shares, yahoo! shares flunking 6% after yahoo! last night disclose a billion of its accounts were hacked in 2013, that is what i would call, as i said last night, material information. there is going to be trouble vunning tha troubsurrounding that represen revelation. >> a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coasta the salem radio network, up next, we're wait for president-elect to take the stage in hersy, pennsylvania, vice president o

general flynn himself has also spread stories, claiming to link mrs. clinton to criminal activity. six days before the election. flynn tweeted you. decide. nypd blows whistle on new hillary e-mails. money laundering, sex crimes, et cetera, must read. the story he referred to was fake. >> this is not the first time pizza gate believers have confronted comet ping-pong owner james oliphantus. he says he has been getting threats for weeks. >> these stories are false. what happened today demonstrates that promoting false and reckless conspiracy theories do come with consequences. >> this was a terrifying experience. >> sharifa comet ping-pong with his wife and three children when welch walked in. >> this is nothing but terrorism. it should be condemned as such. >> in addition to the ar-15. welsh was carrying a handgun and shotgun in his car. scott, charged with multiple offenses. >> chip reid, thank you. >>> tonight protesters are celebrating unexpected victory. in their fight to block an oil pipeline in north dakota. an occupation began in the summer. and yesterday, the army core of en

clearly this big gap between the popular vote, which mrs. clinton one -- which mrs. clinton won by probably by 2.7 million versus electoral college, is something that helped confuse the polling that was done before the election. after the election, we obviously have to do our analysis about what is the impact going to be, and i think much of the rise in stock prices early on was related to people selling their treasury securities, recognizing that we were likely to see if mr. trump was elected or not, a rise in inflation and interest rates. of the equities that have performed well have been in industries that likely benefited from a lighter regulatory touch. financial services, health care, let's call it some of the energy producers, because there are other companies as well. what we are seeing towards year end 2016 is much more interesting. it is a rotation towards those companies that benefit from ongoing economic growth. the so-called reflation trade. economy continues to grow, cyclical stocks do well, commodity stocks do well, and all of this is internally consis

clinton and her top aide. clinton supporters say the fbi's revelation two weeks before the election was a fatal blow to her campaign. >>> a "newsweek" writer is getting subpoenaes to find out who sent him a seizure inducing tweet. he hashe epilepsy and suffered convulsions when he opened a tweet yesterday. the message was from someone who disliked his coverage of donald trump. yesterday, the reporter tweeted, folks, if a blind man says you don't like politically, is it okay to direct him toward the edge of a cliff? find some humanity. >>> ac central.com has video from the dui arrest of nfl player michael floyd. officers say they found him asleep at the wheel last week at an intersection. he was cut by arizona after his arrest and picked up by new england. floyd is charged with suspicion of driving under the influence and other traffic counts. >>> "the new york times" reports on the stabbing of a czech tennis star during a home invasion. two-time wimbledon champ petra kvitova was wounded in her playing hand yes

mrs. clinton did win the popular vote. i think bob and everyone, the one critique i would make up polling and those who analyze polls is that when people see a number that is 44 - 40, to think that 44 - 40 means 44 - 40 and not taking into account the undecided, what% are johnson and stein getting, the margin of error, i think -- so the other way of asking that question is what if we had no polls. so don't everyone clap. but if we did not have any polling, where would that leave us? i'm not as old as i like but i have been doing this for 30 years, it's amazing when i started out with peter and jeff 30 years ago, when there was a poll, and remember i'm the poster, i got excited because unlike there's a poll in illinois, let's look at it. in 2016 there was literally dozens of polls every day and i think not treating every poll the same will help. what are are the polls and the track record in various states? do the polls do likely voters, how long long were they in the field? again, to believe that most, i believe the fact t

clinton's case everybody talking about private server. what happens when you set up a private server outside of the incryption and protection and the safety of place like state department and federal government what you open yourself up to and any one that connect to you ones they reply to your e-mail. well i think any time you set up your own private server you are really relying on your own expertise or expertise of someone that you hire to protect that server. when you have an e-mail big organization like the state department, you have an entire staff of people who are dedicated to making sure that that server and that computer you are using for communication is secure as possible. so think you know there is risks both ways there no such thing as hack-prove server. but if probably rely on the expertise of bigger staff than few people that i might hire and hope they are doing a good job. >> well, what's surprised me way -- the e-mail hack. it was access through fishing attack. how off sen that fishing way they get it? >> on? >> well, so

. >> mrs. clinton speaking at a private party. of course, somebody taped her people tape people every second and put that audio on their website. it seems to me that putin's alleged favoring of trump, if that's a fact, may be very large mistake. by putting some very tough generals in charge of the defense department and national security, a message being sent to putin and to the world don't mess with the u.s.a. clear the russian leader and other tyrants ran wild and the obama administration did not or could not stop them. i guess it's possible that putin just dislikes hillary clinton and believes he can manipulate donald trump. but that's speculation. right now the american public really doesn't know what the blank happened because the obama administration will not tell us. so now congress is getting involved. >> we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to find out exactly what was done and what the implications of the attacks were, especially if they had an effect on our election. there is no doubt they were interfering and

hillary clinton is joining in decrying fake news articles that are no laughing matter. mrs. clinton: this is not about politics or partisanship. lives are at risk, the lives of ordinary people going about their day, contribute to their communities. jummy: the former democratic presidential nominee's statement comes days after a gunman fired a shot at the comet ping pong course, the story of a sex ring there participated in by hillary clinton was false. >> you can see people lining up here, filing into ping-pong pizza. they have been out here for almost an hour, dozens of people. to show their support for this establishment, which has been targeted by those propagating fake news stories. they are standing with comet and disavowing the fake news. mr. sanchez organized the event. what troubles you so much about the fake news phenomenon? >> well, one thing i noticed is who have been misled by the news and are working to disseminate stories like this and similar ones are growing with more and more support, which is troubling. there have been a ton of folks who have come on to hel

clinton says the fake stories are life-and-death. mrs. clinton: it is now clear that fake news can have partisanship. lives are at risk. jonathan: at a brief hearing today, edgar welch's case was continued. he told "the new york times" yesterday he went to the pizza shop with good intentions but when around the long way. -- but went about it the wrong way. alison: yesterday come a water main break caused a loss about bacteria. all tests have come back safe and residents can resume normal water use in haymarket. jonathan: there is an active search for group of robbers after a brutal attack called on camera. three guys, one with a gun, mugged this man and beat him unconscious while he was on the ground. this happened early in the morning november 26. today we show the video to the victim who it not seen it i remember that. he punched me in my head. oh, ok, 30 shot. these guys they are real petty. jonathan: they took is iphone, wallet, a chain, and his airline tickets. if you have information about who these guys are, the police would like t

most ignored last—minute calls urging them to defy tradition and choose mrs clinton, who received nearly three million more votes nationwide than mr trump. bill hayton reports. this is where the president of the united states is actually elected. after months of primaries, campaigning and voting day itself, this is how the us constitution says it must be done. at small meetings across the country, one in each of the 50 states, plus another in washington, dc, trusted citizens cast their votes for the next occupant of the white house. you're here to represent a constitution and you're here to represent the voice of the people of this state, even if it may not agree with your own views. 0n election day, citizens don't vote directly for the president. they vote for electors, one for each congressperson the state sends to washington. those 538 electors then elect the president. in almost all states it's a winner takes all system, so in pennsylvania where donald trump's victory margin was less than 1% he still gets all 20 electoral college votes. attempts to persuade electors to become faithle

clinton's legacy be an american history? like obama, she is the first one to the nominee of an american party, she's historically significant but the question is what is her campaign do? i guess it's an open question. if she leaves to do a certain trump is him in the era of america with good or bad, people will say that's important and her campaign was not successful and allowed president trump to come to office but did she change the democratic party? that's hard to say. she may have one been one of the last centrist democrats for a while, then we may move to the left under sent senator sanders influence but historians need some time to get some perspective and again, there have been losing presidential candidates at the time, barry goldwater, george mcgovern being too. they were complete disasters and now from the perspective of 50 years later we see barry goldwater transformed the democratic party and george mcgovern transform the republican party so it will take a few decades before we know what mrs. clinton's legacy is

and the only thing that changed, we've had more of the same under mrs. clinton if she was elected president and brought in her cabinet was donald trump started introducing a business friendly administration and business friendly cabinet, at least perceived that way by wall street. and there's historical precedence for this. calvin coolidge came in, took government out in the 1920s, that's what created the boom. ronald reagan did the exact same thing. and president clinton, who's been given credit for probably mistakenly for creating the internet boom, he was lucky that happened. but what he wasn't lucky about was in 1996 he created small business fairness act, which greatly cut regulation. and that attributed more to president clinton's boom than the internet did. so, yes, i think the market looks at this, looks at history and says we should have a good economy going ahead. >> gary b., get government out of the way, cut some of the record regulations that the obama administration has put in, unleash hiring, unleash the economy. >> exactly, dagen, you kno

clinton more votes in the popular vote. what they need to be is be true to their own roots. we need to work for the middle class and jobs, that's what people care about. infrastructure is one area where you'll see cooperation, chuck schumer talked about that. i know in the democrat, they talked about that. the going to depend on what the bill and the proposal from the administration turns out to be. but i think there could be chance for cooperation on that in that area. >> i know we talked about this a little bit before with katie williams i wanted to ask you both looking at what's going on with russia and the back and forth right now with president obama. looking forward over the next year, what kind of relationship do you think we might end up having with do you think we may have tighter relations with them >> i think it's an interesting question, donald trump talked up it is a good idea to have a closer relationship with russia, that is not the position of the republican party or the democrat party. it's one of these things where he's very much on his own trying to plow h

and the only thing that changed, we've had more of the same under mrs. clinton if she was elected president and brought in her cabinet was donald trump started introducing a business friendly administration and business friendly cabinet, at least perceived that way by wall street. and there's historical precedence for this. calv coolidge came in, took government out in the 1920s, that's what created the boom. ronald reagan did the exact same thing. and president clinton, who's been given credit for probably mistakenly for creating the internet boom, he was lucky that happened. but what he wasn't lucky about was in 1996 he created small business fairness act, which greatly cut regulation. and that attributed more to president clinton's boom than the internet did. so, yes, i think the market looks at this, looks at history and says we should have a good economy going ahead. >> gary b., get government out of the way, cut some of the record regulations that the obama administration has put in, unleash hiring, unleash the economy. >> exactly, dagen, you know,

taking mrs. clinton's -- by videotape. and mrs. clinton got an order that authorize the deposition to seal it because we wouldn't want to disrupt the campaign with the legal proceedings lose too that the fbi didn't get it. nevertheless they went since the campaign is over to remove the deal so the videotape deposition can be played over and over again. stuart: the transcript of the videotape. judge napolitano: the transcript of what the colleagues said, the immediate circle each of whom was supposed, didn't get a transcript of what she said, got a summary from those who were there and didn't get them. stuart: up to a judge, the public can see the videotape or no, the public cannot. judge napolitano: the judge appointed by her husband has been tough with her because she misled him. she warned her about the consequences misleading up federal court. use the code phrase which is used to lawyers when the judge is sending it signal. and certify, in penalty of perjury and close coat, and the judge says that to a lawyer, the judge is sendi

in the meantime they move owned to the mrs. clinton's campaign chairman whose private e-mail account was hacked months later. one of the reporters that broke this story for the times, eric lipton. thanks for coming on today. especially, when what i could get, but it bugged me, this i.t. at the dnc, got a call from the fbi that they were being hacked and just sat on it. then the fbi never gotten a taxi or whatever and drove over to the dnc. only 15 or 20 minutes way. it was so weak. the failure of the dnc kid or whoever it was to bring the attention to the chair or the failure of the fbi to show any earnest in take caring of the matter. >> this has real consequence answers clearly the dnc i.t. guy did not take the threat seriously enough. the mostly because he first get's a telephone call that comes in to the front desk and gets passed to him and at first he doesn't believe he is speaking to an fbi agent because the fbi agent can't e-mail him because if he e-mails the i.t. guy he will reveal to the russian hacker that fbi is on

he was chosen from a shortlist that also included mrs clinton and russian president vladimir putin. a milwaukee church catches fire overnight...leaving the sanctuary seriously damaged this happened at 12th and brown deandra corinthios is live from milwaukee police district three with what we know about the investigation this happened at all saints there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. there were no injuries....but part of the roof is gone. when our crew arrived on scene firefighters were on top of the building ....hosing down the roof. mfd responded to all saints fellowship christian church some time after one a-m.... fire officials say it appears the blaze started inside the building...but the cause is under investigation. it's unclear how this will impact the church's bible study scheduled on sunday. fire officials estimate damage to the church is about 100 thousand dollars reporting live in milwaukee dc fox6 news a man is in critical condition this morning after being hit by a car overnight. milwaukee police say the 61-year-old walked into the street near hampto

mrs. clinton led in the polls, that i warned would be wrong in the end, yet trump won with over 300 electoral votes, a landslide. more importantly, mr. trump won by flipping 200 counties in america which voted for obama in 2012. so, democrats, don't blame racism or sexism, don't blame james comey, blame yourself. your message is flawed. see the house, republican. see the senate, republican. see the governors in america? republican. see the white house? a republican. america voted for the republican party. we may not be california, or new york, but we're everything else. we're the heartland. we're the plains states. we're the great northwest. the rockies. the adirondacks. texas, florida, ohio and pennsylvania, where the bible belt and where the rust belt. but we're american. not deplorable, just americans. and finally, that means something again. have a great weekend, everybody. . >>> good evening everybody, it is been just over three weeks since donald trump became president-elect trump. h

they ignored a 5 million—signature petition urging them to defy tradition and choose mrs clinton, who received over two million more votes than mr trump. that is all from me. stay with us on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. reading the political mood inside iran is notoriously difficult. there are so many competing interests and pressures. after last year's nuclear deal, it seemed the relatively moderate president rouhani was in the ascendancy. but my guest today has reason to see things differently. homa hoodfar is a canadian—iranian academic recently released after 112 days locked up in the notorious evin prison. why did a respected anthropologist become an enemy of the iranian state? homa hoodfar, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you have had the most extraordinary experience inside iran recently. now, thank goodness, you are out of evin prison, out of iran. how are you feeling? you had a lot of health problems. how are you feeling? yes, ifeel much better. i mean, i'm still not really recovered, because my health really got very po

they ignored a 5 million—signature petition urging them to defy tradition and choose mrs clinton, who received over two million more votes than mr trump. that is all from me. stay with us on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk.

they ignored a five—million—signature petition urging them to defy tradition and choose mrs clinton, who received more than two million more votes than mr trump. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: an inmate has admitted breaking out of pentonville prison in north london last month.