. >> david gergen, it's interesting eric used the word "brag." you have to be care informal your language saying "see? told you in february, maybe the deal isn't the same as i said but i'm saving you your jobs." >> i think he would be so much better off if he doesn't brag, if, in fact, he's grateful, he's grateful to the leadership of carrier, of united technologies

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eric and don can take over the country. she is brilliant. this woman, i said she will run the corporation. for now she is free to serve in government. she has platforms. she has things she can do to help, especially millenials. she has great appeal and great positives and great business sense. sandra: what do you make of his plans for the business empire, meghan mccain? meghan: i don't have a problem with him postponing this. there is so much going on with the secretary of state pick and filling cabinet i understand if he wants to postpone it a little bit. he has to be crystal clear with the business dealings and there won't be any conflict of interest. no one will rent 600 rooms at trump tower take a meeting with him and look any way there is a quid pro quo happening. i don't have a problem him postponing it. sandra: some will. whether or not he is cleared of any apparent conflict of

terrance cradle, andre hilliard and william marrow are facing murder charges in the death of eric ray. charges are pending against a for the suspect, keith laney, who is currently serving time for another case. ray was killed while walking home from work on andrew avenue their first court appearance

in bismark, the storm caught eric bjorie off guard. his honda civic had to get pulled out of the snow by a good samaritan. >> we deal with blizzardards every year, so it's kind of like

> durmiendo en carpas, t o tirados en suelo han pasado las Últimas noches decenas de fanÁticos como eric, esperando el estreno de la Última de las pelÍculas de la saga, de la guerra de las galaxia. >>> desde 1999 con el primer episodio saliÓ estamos, me he unido con estos amigos, estamos juntos. y siempre a las afueras del teatro chin no hollywood, donde fue la premier de la pelÍcula cinta en 1977. gilbert vino preparado para acampar por 3 dÍas la fueras del teatro chino. voer tu maleta. >>> cuÉntame ¿quÉ tienes?. >>> las cosa que se necesitan para pasar es la noche por la inclemencias del tiempo. >>> tengo miko bij su pijama y playera de star wars. >>> la pelÍcula que promete emocionantes extensa de acciÓn cuenta con la participaciÓn de un actor latino diego luna, que dice, estÁ

los rocket enfrentaron a los lakers de la man de eric gordon que impuso una marca personal con 8 triples y finalizÓ con 26 puntos para tener un triunfo. 194 a 235 sobre los Ángeles lakers. >>> me doliÓ y mucho >>> vom vieron a ser de las suyas. anotÓ 25 punto s. kevin... revisaron los 20 tantos. a los new york nick. >>> los warriors parecÍa que se burlaban de los:solo cantidad de canastas si no la jugadas de lujo que hacÍan rompen nuevo rÉcord en la torr de las amÉricas en san antonio tejas. soltaron una pelota y convirtieron la canasta de 583 pies de altura. >>> no me la corten, por favor. que bÁrbaro. >>> sÍ. seÑor si puso a jugar con sus compaÑeros en la banca. >>> va lebrÓn james. 2 Ó 3 vueltas. naranjas. >>> no, no, no lo dejamos para otro caso. >>> adelante, ve. diego hay cosas que hay que hacer con naturalidad. recuerde esta noche a las 1135 278 no se pierdan titulares y mÁs. van a conversar sobre las Últimas notas deportivas no se lo puede perder. >>> asÍ es rs seÑores continÚamos con mÁs de un nuevo dÍa ¿te parece? venga, vam a >>> ♪ un nuevo dÍa, un nue

., ivanka and eric trump all at today's meeting with tech titans at trump tour. donald, jr., helped interview candidates for interior secretary. eric trump was present for at least one miting between his father and mitt romney and ivanka trump will reportedly take on some of the duties normally assigned to the first lady. her husband jared kushner expected to have his own role in the white house. is there a line between the trump family and business and the oval office? >>> i want to begin with cnn's phil mattingly live at trump tower. phil, what can you tell us about this tech summit at trump tower

., ivanka and eric trump. we're learning the white house office for the first lady will become the office of the first lady under donald trump so just how involved will the trump children be? is this camelot 2.0?

and kim and eric hosting all of new year live all evening. and we'll be checking in with them a little bit later on this hour. >>> just days after the u.s. cleared out two russian compounds in the u.s., 35 russian diplomats are getting ready to head back home to their country. it comes after president obama hit russia with sanctions in retaliation for meddling in the u.s. election. caroline shively is live in washington. so caroline, do we know when the russian diplomats will be heading back home? >> well, arthel, they officially are kicked out tomorrow. that's when the 72-hour clock runs out. take a look at their plane parked at dulles international airport in virginia. russia's news agency says almost 100 people have been told to go. that's 35 diplomats and their dependents. russian officials say it's part of the roseya special flight squadron. they locked up two of their luxury compounds yesterday at noon in new york in new york and maryland when the u.s. blocked access to them as punishment for the larger hacking scandal. the obama admini

the band was also playing, and member eric wilson was an original member of the band sublime and wants to see you there. >> good place to do it. is there tickets available still. in the for long though. >> reporter: another live look at the convention center is there all kind of things to do out there for new years eve, down here, lots of continue but also lots of work. you can see, no detail is skipped over. they want to win the show tomorrow, every group that i spoke with does, so, they say, get ready for some excellent performances, reporting live from the convention center bob brooks channel six "action news". walter? >> sound good, thanks, bob. >>> mr. powe tait the owe head helped ring in the new year at annual please touch museum count down to noon, for younger revellers. festivities included their own little will balplenty of confet, dancing, all adding to the fun special visitors included our very own brian taff, and "action news" producers matt samanskies along with their families. >> three, two, one... happy new year. >> in wilmington they celebrated the count down to noon a

kennedy and jesse waters bringing us the latest from times square and then kimberly and eric will bring in 2017 as the ball drops from times square. don't miss it fox news channel all american new year. >>> a postelection poll showed sixty percent of americans went president elect trump to close his twitter account. to which trump replied. [ baby spittling ] >> oh that's disgusting. why should he stop tweeting? how do you think he got elected? by hiding from the media? never talking to anyone? never answering questions? letting someone else tweet for you? no that is how you lose an election. twitter gave trump a 24/7 mega phone. literally 24/7. remember the debates when clinton brought up former miss universe alicia machado. everyone thought he was nuts. bad move. what are you doing. then a few hours later this. for those knocking me for tweeting at 3:00 a.m. at least you know i will be there awake. to answer the call. [ applause ] he threw himself his on lifeline. face it. the media doesn't want trump tweeting because it eliminates them. who needs chuck todd when you have an iphone and

so our producer asked us to find inmate musicians, and i could hear eric phillips playing all the way down this noisy tier. >> here in san quentin phillips's guitar has grown to be his best friend. >> i really wanted to play the guitar, so i picked one up, like back in the late '80s, i bought one and just started getting my practice on and playing. you know? and just picked up from there. that became my main thing, my main passion. >> but pursuing that passion is complicated by the fact that overcrowding in san quentin has forced two men to live in cells originally designed for one. that means musicians don't always get to choose their accompaniment. but no distraction can keep phillips from his guitar. >> it provides for me a comfort in a sense that it takes me away from all this. and you know, it's like it transcends me when i play. it's like i'm not even here when i play. >> it also helps him think less about the past. phillips has a 38-year to life sentence for second-degree murder. >> i don't like to talk about it because it's painful to me and obviously it's painful to them. the

and eric mullens? >> i remember taking it home and reading it and putting it down and thinking, no, it didn't say that. and picking it back up again. >> but remarkable as ralph's letter was, it still wasn't the whole story. a few weeks after the murder, he mustered up the courage and told the police -- >> while he was held captive, he had asked to go to the restroom and he was sexually assaulted in the bathroom. >> why didn't he say anything about that before? >> his explanation was, that he was embarrassed. >> it might be a little bit difficult to talk about, but the smallest details could be very important, so keep that in mind. >> ralph agreed to show the investigators exactly what happened, and where. >> he grabbed me with the other hand on my hip right here. and he proceeded to assault me. >> so that was the whole awful story. but if ralph thought that sharing his new more detailed recollections would clear the air, he was wrong. what did you think when you saw it? >> i was pretty blown away by wh

kimberly guilfoyle and eric boiling will bring the action from the crowds to the big ball drop at midnight. coverage starts right here on fox news channel 8:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss fox news channel's all american new year. >>> on a more serious note a vermont electric utility now confirming it discovered malware linked to russian hacker os one of the laptops. that move raises serious fears among u.s. officials that the kremlin is actively trying to penetrate the power grid to carry out potential ating thes. in the meantime a russian plane believed to be used to transport diplomats stationed in the united states back home is getting ready for takeoff at, there you see it, dulles airport just outside washington. this after president obama slapped russia with sanctions as pay back for meddling in the u.s. election. >>> carolina is live in washington with more on that. caroline, when will the diplomats lift off and head home? >> officially kicked out tomorrow, gregg. that's when the 72-hour clock runs outset by the obama administration. the blame that will transport those diplomats home lo

featured, presented by before columbus including a panel on the legacy of malcolm x which included michael eric dyson, winner of the american book award as well as myself. it has been a productive and fertile relationship continuing with oakland book festival and we look forward to expanding the programs into year-round programs. also very excited to share with you, two do members to the board of directors this year. the novelist marvin james and lela waldman. [applause] >> we will begin the ceremony this afternoon with the book trace, whom we have the pleasure of its author joining us to talk about race, memory, history, race and the american landscape. she will tell you more about this extraordinary work. but i would like to emphasize too often, certainly the way we articulate our individual identities is restricted to a temporal understanding of history. we are all very sensitive to not just what i am saying and the meaning of these words but also the time and the place in which we exist, what might be described as deep time, the formation of the book itself. this also plays a role in our un

it's a theatre group where israeli, eric, and palestinian andsraeli, arab, palestinian actors, writers, and directors work in peace creating original works of art. that doesn't happen without him. i sat next to him at howard cosell's funeral. a very somber day, to be sure. closed casket was on the stage. muhammad ali and i were sitting next to each other and he quitely whispered to me "little brother, do you think he's wearing his hair piece?" [laughter] i said, i don't think so. > well then how will god recognize him? [laughter] [applause] chap, once he opens his mouth, god will know. we started laughing. it was a muffled laugh, but then we couldn't contain ourselves. here we were at a funeral, muhammad ali and me laughing like two little kids that heard something dirty in church. we are just laughing and laughing and he whispered to me howard was a good man." one time he asked me if i'd like to run with him, do roadwork. i said that would be amazing, where do you run. he said at a country club in the morning, no one bothers me. i said, i can't run there, there club has a reputation f

-eric: chef eric. i oversee the entire food operation. -lemonis: for the whole park? -eric: for the entire park. lemonis: so, one of the reasons that i wanted to bring this team here is, i've invested in a company called farrell's. eric: as a kid, i remember going there for ice cream and burgers and fries, and i remember it well. lemonis: at a sit-down place like farrell's, how many menu items would you recommend, max? eric: i would have no more than 20. you know, it's great to have 50 items, but is it better to have 20 that you do flawlessly? lemonis: part of the reason we're here today is presentation. would you be able to maybe give us some inspiration? eric: for sure. all right, guys. this is one of our signature items that we often have for our guests. and the key to this whole thing is the plate. the thing with a rim, it gives you a border, gives you, like, a target to aim for. travis: absolutely. our portions take up the whole plate, as you saw -- overlap most of our plates. eric: and i say, if we make the portions too big, people can only consume so much. lemo

i heard that from eric schultz as well. thanks, kevin. >> yep. >> the white house parting shots against russia and israel are a sharp contrast from the early days of what was initially dubbed the drama-free administration. the president's actions stunned critics and supporters alike, and there are still three weeks to go before he closes up shops. chris is here to help put it all in perspective, perhaps make it a little bit more easy for us to understand. first and foremost, i want to start with russia. if i may. what type of landscape does this present for president-elect donald trump going forward and were you surprised when you saw the move by president obama? >> i was surprised at the goldilocks approach that he tried to take. but maybe i shouldn't have. because that's sort of been the style he's used on the international stage. he didn't go hard, he didn't go heavy against russia, but neither did he let it pass. he tried to thread the needle with his mostly symbolic action. putin reinforced what he thought as obama as

they certainly didn't know that his wife took over unless they read eric larson's book. yes? >> [indiscernible] mr. hazelgrove: she walked both sides of the aisle on that. she never voted. she couldn't. -- thought the suffragettes she called them insufferable women and found them offensive. these were her southern virginia roots. they were not acting like ladies. yet, when the son-in-law came to the white house asked wilson to speak on behalf of the vote, wilson said it was on sabbath. i'm not going to do that. it is also against vertical, and i'm not going to do that. three or four hours later, edith wilson called up and said he is going to do it. he is going to speak to the senate. so what happened? in my opinion, they were very hip in termst the of policy. i think edith wilson saw the vote coming, and i think she told the president that god will understand if you do this. and he did and actually woodrow wilson received essentially a medal for doing that. it was soon passed afterward. i think she had a dual relationship with them. i would say, and i am not the first person

i was going to be riveted to the television watching you, eric. i'll probably go to bed early. because i might be on "fox & friends" the next morning. so stay tuned. >> you could dvr it. it's anti-climactic, though, if you dvr the ball dropping. >> if you're in times square, try to avoid the drunk tourists. >> nypd has that place locked down. listen, i thoroughly enjoyed this week and i love doing this. thank you guys. >> happy new year, everybody! >> time to wake up america, now. how do you plan to ring in 2017? well, how about celebrating with kimberly guilfoyle and me. kg and i will take the ball at 10:00 p.m. and we'll be there until the ball drops. and we even agreed to stay on the air until every single person leaves times square, or 1:00 a.m., or whichever comes first. it will be fun from the heart of times square. we hope you ring in 2017 with fox news, the number one in news, if ul stop. have a great weekend, everybody. see you all tonight. >>> all right. happy new year's. this is in sydney harbor. that was four hours ago. we'll go live to new york times square for a p

we'll explain to you at 11:30. >> good luck tonight, eric. we will be watching. >>> up here first, the new trump team said to be considering private market solutions for the department of veteran's affairs. is that the best way to take care of our precious vets? we debate it coming next. we've all been here. and here... and here. the answer is 8. bottom line, life is hard. that's why godaddy created website builder... it makes creating a website...easy. build an awesome mobile-friendly, website... and it's free to get started. plus with the money you save, you can hire a math tutor. get your free trial of godaddy website builder now! at godaddy.com if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflammation and is clini

very much and i hope you support the natural area program thank you. >> good evening, commissioners eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates. our city first make sure the correct the record on a misunderstanding on the green party their appears compares to a golf course in a natural areas program, however, that didn't mean in ours is a member of the golf course was support the underlying plan i want to make that clear we don't support mass removal of trees and the use of toxic herbicides to control vegetation in our public places where children and pets and the rest of us and workers what about exposed only the golf course we said should be removed that's a couple of years ago so why not support the mass tree removed and herbicides what the herbicides it is office use i was with pesticides watch in 2006, we got strong laws passes to keep herbicides and pesticides out of public parks and the next the folks that are just fanatical about native plants came along and peeled back the restrictions on this incredibly toxic tier one and herbicides that is an unacceptable dev

eric, what do you have coming up? >> some democrats vowing not to work with donald trump after he's sworn in. is it time for the left to move on for the sake of our country? plus, a new controversy over new film about ronald reagan. why one a-list actor is reportedly worried about taking the role. the cashin in will see you at 11:30. >>> thanks, eric. we'll be watching. first, thought amazon's delivery drones were a wild idea? how about an amazon warehouse in the sky? that's next. look at this... a silicon valley server farm. the vault to man's greatest wonders... selfies, cat videos and winking emojis. speaking of tech wonders, with the geico app you can get roadside assistance, digital id cards... or even file a claim. do that.. yeah, yeah that should work. it's not happening... just try again. uh, i think i found your problem. thanks. hmm... the award-winning geico app. download it today. >>> coming up, amazon thinking big with it latest endeavor. why someone here says this pie in the sky idea could really take off

if eric trump is so upset, write a check. we've got to stop acting like everything that happens to this guy when they complain about how difficult it is, if they want to give to charity, give to charity, they can write the money themselves, they don't need to raise it from us. secondly, this is the most important. we have a president-elect who has been treated completely differently from anybody else. the press has unfortunately gotten into this thing where they're afraid of propaganda outlets like fox news, coming in and calling them biased. there is no bias here. we have got to grow a backbone. we have got to demand press conferen conferences. we have got to stop covering his tweets like they're news. this man has some very serious questions to answer. we're getting to the point we should start to wonder, is the problem he can't answer? he doesn't have the intelligence to answer? he's afraid to answer? we have to bear down on him and let the american public know that this is not anymore. when the foxes of the world object t

eric cl, could you call item eight. >>reappoint chris waddling to the citizens advisory committee . >> i am story, i think that i have the wrong number. >> colleagues, why don't we vote for item number eight, same house same call and, readopt the appointment of mr. waddling and i assume that it is the 6.5 item nine? is there a motion to rescid made by yee and, seconded by mar without objection. could you call, item nine. >>allocate $6,507,592 in prop k funds, with conditions, for five requests, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedules . >> commissioner yee sfl >> yeah, so i just have a question in regard to the replacement of the vehicles in light of our push for the vision zero. and these are large vehicles to me. so the question that i have is these vehicles would have adequate protections to make sure that they can see the pedestrians especially in front and they have what we call the cross over mirrors. and that helps with that a lot. and so the question is, whether or not these vehicles

in mountain view, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> i have a hunch he will be a hit at purdue. still ahead on abc7 mornings, the election. one of the leggest events of the year. next, we will sum up the year and see if the bay area is ready for 2017. here's a live look outside. still dark out there. it is beautiful, though. a live look at the bay bridge. lisa argen will have your forecast in a few three, two, one! [horns honking] [cheers] [fireworks] >> there it is officially. about 15,000 people ushered in 2017 a couple hours ago in aukland, new zealand as fireworks exploded above the sky tower. new zealand gas one of the first countries to welcome in 2017. departing u.n. secretary is pressing the button that drops the ball in times square tonight. he said he's thrilled. he said he's only watched the event on television. you can actually watch dick clark's new year's rockin' eve. it starts at 8:00 p.m. then we catch you up on the day's news at 11:00 and then go back to ryan seacrest through midnight. i am assuming a lot of layers for midnight? >> yeah. it will feel like januar

in mountain view, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> wow. from 400 to 1400. a great project. still ahead on abc7 mornings, the election was one of the biggest events of the year. next we will sum up the year and see if the bay area is ready for 2017. and speaking of that, we will take a live look at the beautiful bay bridge where we will see the fireworks later tonight. how will the weather hold up? lisa argen will have your forecast in just a three, two, one! [horns honking] [cheers] >> about 15,000 people ushered in 2017 a couple hours ago in new zealand as fireworks exploded above the sky tower. new zealand gas one of the first countries to welcome in 2017. departing u.n. secretary is pressing the button that drops the ball in times square tonight. not tomorrow night, it's tonight. [laughter] he said he's thrilled. he said he's only watched the event on television. you can actually watch dick clark's new year's rockin' eve. it starts at 8:00 p.m. then we catch you up on the day's news at 11:00 and then go back to ryan seacrest through midnight. don't miss that. it's not to

eric cl, could you call item eight. >>reappoint chris waddling to the citizens advisory committee . >> i am story, i think that i have the wrong number. >> colleagues, why don't we vote for item number eight, same house same call and, readopt the appointment of mr. waddling and i assume that it is the 6.5 item nine? is there a motion to rescid made by yee and, seconded by mar without objection. could you call, item nine. >>allocate $6,507,592 in prop k funds, with conditions, for five requests, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedules . >> commissioner yee sfl >> yeah, so i just have a question in regard to the replacement of the vehicles in light of our push for the vision zero. and these are large vehicles to me. so the question that i have is these vehicles would have adequate protections to make sure that they can see the pedestrians especially in front and they have what we call the cross over mirrors. and that helps with that a lot. and so the question is, whether or not these vehicles

>> joining us with inside scoop suspect co-host of the five eric bolling and kimberly guilfoyle. you guys are kicking it off at 8:00. >> super excited. fantastic duo back together again, baby. we had a great time last year. it was so fun. and now we are going to be down in the thick of it. >> right in the middle. a million revelers going to get right in the middle and talk to people and talk to celebrities. and talk to nypd and have some fun. last year we were up top. we were about 50 floors overlooking it was great but it felt like we needed to be down. the energy is intense down there. >> going to be packed this year. and obviously heavy security as well. how fun to be in that moment with all those people as you were saying kimberly earlier. it's so cold as well. you can snuggle with everyone around you. close. >> good luck finding someone to snuggle with you. >> my wife isn't going to be there -- >> no love from bolling. like stand down k.g. >> group hug. >> good though a lot of amazing military men willing to serve. they are fantastic. also the nypd, they are amazing, too. it

joining me now with reaction is my cohost of the five eric bolling. a lot of diplomatic relations in question here, our relationship with russia, with just mere weeks until president-elect donald trump takes office. what is going on here with president obama and his administration. >> three weeks from today president-elect donald trump will raise his right hand and become president donald trump. and how many more initiatives will barack obama decide to throw out there. like you said earlier on "the five." he's done more in the last two or three weeks than he's done in the last eight years. backing off of the u.n. resolution, sticking it to israel and donald trump. the russian sanctions that you talked about right here. republicans jumped on board which means he's going to make it harder for donald trump to make the decision to pull the sanctions or if he goes guard wit he'll do it because there's evidence. and the domestic policy of the oil and gas, permanent ban of oil and gas drilling in a alaska. it's insane what het's trying t do. the only thing t

opportunity to speak to the eir and the san francisco or the natural resource management plan my name is eric the chair and professor in rec and park and tourism at san francisco state university and media position not necessarily reflective of the university over the faculties but to support of the eir and the resource plan this is my research area i'm familiar with the eir and have been working with the national - natural areas program for 15 years and being past resident and having some experience in those areas walking with any family and the vast majority of parks move any other comments are restated i'll leave it i'm fully confident that san francisco transportation authority plans & programs committee. will be continuing to listen and work with community members thought as they establish this thank you. >> good afternoon. i've been a resident of san francisco over 15 years and i'm opposing the eir plan this plan is flailed it arbitrates 2 percent of golden gate park that is noting non-natural plants and focused on the local park which of total destruction last year of rec and park ment

kennedy and jesse watters kings things off and eric bolling and i will be live in times square to kick offht from washington. "tucker carlson tonight" with guest host ed henry starts now. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i'm ed henry in again for tucker. the white house keeps saying there is only one president at a time. the question tonight is who is that president? since world leaders from moscow to london are now saying for the first time they are already looking past president obama. so where is that one president? hawaii or florida? after all, it certainly seems like american diplomacy is being conducted at least in part from palm beach where a short time ago president-elect donald trump used twitter to congratulate vladimir putin for dismissing those u.s. sanctions imposed by mr. obama. the russian president said he is not really going it bother to respond until he sees how mr. trump handles all of this. leaving the president-elect to tweet great move on delay by v. putin i always knew he was very smart. we will press two key trump allies whether it's

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly who will be back on tuesday. please remember that the spin stops here because we're looking out >>> breaking tonight, vladimir putin responding to obama administration efforts to punish his country for meddling in the election but not the way you might think. the russian leader mocking the president's actions as irresponsible diplomacy and issuing forward thinking well wishes to president-elect donald trump. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm sandra smith if for megyn kelly. one day of president obama orders sanctions and the expulsion of 30 rush hand intel operatives from the united states, president willed mere putin downplays it saying, although we have if rating to retaliate, we will not respond to irresponsible kitchen diplomacy but will plan our steps based on the policies of the trump administration. we will not create problems for u.s. diplomats. we will not expel anyone. charles krauthammer observing that the russian strong man isn't keeping his feelings about the current president is secret. >> putin is s

i hope you have a great night. ♪ i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we're going to jump right in to our top story. is president obama trying to undermine president-elect donald trump? dozens of russian diplomats are now packing up to leave the united states after president obama gave them 72 hours to get out. it's part of a slew of sanctions and penalties the obama administration is hitting russia with over charges of harassment and hacking into our voting system. after hinting at retaliation, russian president putin surprised everyone today by saying he will hold off for now and late today president-elect donald trump tweeted this: great move on delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very smart. russian sanctions along with america's refusal to block an anti-israel resolution last week at the u.n. are part of a series of last-minute actions biobomb matha some republicans say are aimed at hurting trump's presidency. >> i have never seen a president try to create more problems for a future president. first, he double-cr

>> eric -- harvey: the scene is champagne toasts. >> champagne toasts. >> oh, i got to go with mike! [applause] >> that's a glass and that's a bottle. >> he has a better bottle. i have a better glass. >> how many say mike won? int he has two kids.

take randy lot :01 banner :32 prof 1:00 eric 1:11 juliana ---pkg---- no represalicontra estos unidos, por ahora. esa es la decisin del goeo rusoste viernesras las sancionesimpuestas por la casa castigo del que presidente electo no ha hablado mucho. pero si acudi a las redes sociales: "buena movida en el retraso. siempre supe que l era muy inteligente", dijo donald trump haciendo referencia al presidente ruso. (nat) antes de este tuit, trump haba dicho en un comunicado: ". me voy a reunir con la comunidad de inteligencia la prxima semana para que me actualice sobre la situacin" s/ prof. emilio viano, experto en asuntos internacionales "el presidente está imponiendo sanciones con las cuales trump va a tener que lidiar. puede decidir de anularlas, mitigarlas silenciosamente como están" las sanciones incluyen: la salida obligatoria de esatdos unidos de 35 diplomticos rusos; ir tras dos supuestos criminales cibernticos rusos buscados por el fbi; y el cierre de dos instalaciones rusas una en maryland y otra en nueva york s/ eric schultz, portavoz de la casa blanca (nat) el portavoz de la

good night and happy new year. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we're going to jump right in to our top story. is president obama trying to undermine president-elect donald trump? dozens of russian diplomats are now packing up to leave the united states after president obama gave them 72 hours to get out. it's part of a slew of sanctions and penalties the obama administration is hitting russia with over charges of harassment and hacking into our voting system. after hinting at retaliation, russian president putin surprised everyone today by saying he will hold off for now and late today president-elect donald trump tweeted

>> eric -- harvey: the scene is champagne toasts. >> champagne toasts. >> oh, i got to go with mike! [applause] >> that's a glass and that's a bottle. >> he has a better bottle. i have

i'm eric bolling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." new responses today from russia after obamapu punished them. it imposed sanctions, closed two russian facilities and ordered nearly 3 dozen diplomats to leave by the weekend. >> what russia has been engaged in over the last few months and years is unacceptable. the president is sending a message to tell them to cut it out. that's why he ordered aggressive action in order to curb -- to deter them from doing this again. >> russia's embassy responded to the sanctions with this lame duck tweet. president vladimir putin condemned the actions but said russia won't retaliate. putin says, nyet. >> yeah. this was not a winning diplomatic moment really for the united states. because instead of coming back with an iron first, he said, kind of a head fake. that wasn't any kind of sanctions they should be worried about. then you have the president-elect donald trump coming back saying that putin in fact -- he knew he was very smart. so this isn't great optics for president obama right now. there's

it was eric? yes, it had to be eric. what his parents were unaware of was that dylan had hidden a sawn—off shot gun and ammunition in his bedroom. police later said that klebold and harris had prepared 99 home—made explosive devices for use in the attack. it must have been a kind of very strange thing to compute, to know that between them dylan klebold and eric harris were going to blow up the whole school. that was one of the most difficult moments of this entire process. because i had to go through so many, so many phases of accepting this and accepting, 0k, they were there, and 0k, they hurt people and it was purposeful and yes, it was planned, it wasn't impulsiveness, and then at the police report to finally learn their plan had been to kill everyone in the school, but the plan failed. and when i thought of that and thought of the magnitude, i was... i really didn't think i was going to live through it. and you in the book describe him sometimes as withdrawn, sometimes monosyllabic. and that he took failure hard.

i'm eric bolling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." new responses today from russia after obamapu punished them. it imposed sanctions, closed two russian facilities and ordered nearly 3 dozen diplomats to leave by the weekend. >> what russia has been engaged in over the last few months and years is unacceptable. the president is sending a message to tell them to cut it out. that's why he orded

eric: good question. that is tricky because i think a lot of things didn't look overvalued around the mill the year and now it has reversed. i think people are concerned about is the level of the s&p 500. last time, that was a trickier to make my because in an absolute sense the u.s. equities have done well and i would say that there is a reasonable degree of optimism priced into the u.s. equities. i think the valuations are above average, but the honest answer is, the average valuations do not have that high of a degree of meaning. i think it is probably the relative opportunity, so i think global equities and certain parts of the market are looking a lot more attractive than the aggregate equity index. there are staples of those rate sensitive components, they are priced to deliver poor returns. oliver: is that your best trade or do you have a top one for 2017? eric: european equities and a sterling against the dollar. oliver: enjoy your new year. julie: coming up, where are volatility expectations the

doj's modern crime initiative led eric holder. passports of 21st century policing, an effort led by ron davis. we have a stronger civil rights division then we publicly ever had under the leadership of compress and now under vanita gupta. of the fair act, this was the crack to-- the powder cocaine to crack switch moving in from 100 to one to make 18 to one. another huge piece of legislation was passed, ultimate legislation we have the full alert act and we also have the death and custody reporting act, something carol mason has been incredibly important on an fundamental for. funding for body cameras and we have seen over the last 18 years the proliferation of the use of cameras. the clemency initiative, which just yesterday another i think 1508 individuals were granted clemency. of most for the past 11 present or more than the last 11 presidents come block-- combined. we have limited the use of solitary confinement, juveniles in the federal system can no longer be held under solitary confinement. deputy attorney general announced

officer eric ball was off duty and got word that a teen was smoking marijuana at theentance. >> i wanted to teach him a lesson to use that situation as a learning tool and he was real respectful. >> i told hill he had two options go to jail or give me 1200 push ups. >> he chose the pushup option and he told the office he learned his lesson. the mom said the officer let him off easy, she would have made him do 1,000. >>> taking a live look at the ben franklin bridge, it's clear but chilly. meteorologist ever being david murphy, with an update from accuweather including a look at the upcoming holiday forecast. when "action news" comes right back. we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. >>> the big holiday weekend ahead and it looks like mother nature is joining the p

>> eric: bon. >> quinn: [ sighs contentedly ] [ cellphone rings ] eric. >> eric: is this a bad time? >> quinn: no. that was yesterday, when you broke up with me. >> eric: yeah. yeah. i'm sorry. i didn't handle that very well, did i? though you have to know that breaking it off is the right thing to do. quinn, i want to thank you. i want to thank you for pushing me to take c.e.o. back. it's the best thing that's happened to me in a long time. >> quinn: well, i do excel at suggesting the obvious. how's the reaction been? how did the speech go? >> eric: well, the speech and i were both, uh, thunderously well received. >> quinn: i'm so glad. i just -- i wished... >> eric: yeah, me, too. i just -- i wished... >> eric: yeah, me, too. i miss you, too, quinn. i just -- i wished... >tame frizz-prone hair with i miswhole blends by garnier. smoothing haircare. enriched with coconut oil & cocoa butter extracts. nurtures and protects for naturally-beautiful, shiny hair. garnier whole blends coconut oil & cocoa butter. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clo

we know the chief wants and you know they still the public is not forgiven the officer for killing eric garden he didn't know we can't do this we can't go back from where we were to talking about compassion and caring about life and all the work those people are done it is just you know and also keep asking the city attorney i filed a complaint about the public - the city attorney said that was ridiculous and should be dropped immediately they didn't think that way and ruled in forgave now the public was excited i thought a whole night and chief we like and cit policy those reports we're going to the motions we talked about that and really this is happening how can you do this to us we've been through the process the public caring about and thinking we were all one night together in one night i'm exhausted and sad i wanted to wish you all a happy holidays the darkest hour is just before dawn but none can hold bye back the dawn i thought wisp having that right now i can't believe it. >> good evening, commissioners david san franciscans for police accountability i came here tonight to com