turn of the cycle. mr. katz: are the two of us immoral? mr. emanuel: right back to rome. mr. katz: give us your take on our election, and whether what tristram says applies to our complicated system. mr. emanuel: there is similar data. the biggest place to bring people together, a place where

meeting with the chicago mayor rahm emanuel. and after trump blasted president obama. and pearl harbor 75 years ago today. the attack that changed our nation and pushed us into world war ii. my father remembers. let's get to it. the president-elect said he's asked for his opinion on candidates for the trump administration. >> i've asked him what he thinks are the biggest problems of the country. what are some of the greatest assets going forward and we have a very good dialogue. i must tell you. i never met him before this and i never spoke to him before this. i really, i do like him. i love getting his ideas and i may differ in many cases i differ very greatly. >> quickly though. in one of those cases where you went to him with the specific person you had in mind for an appointment. did you go with his recommendation? >> i would say that yes, i take his recommendations very seriously. and there are some people that i will be appointing, and in one case have appointed where he thought very highly of that person, yes. >> so there you have it. the president-elect did not say who that per

work on federal water project legislation. watch live on c-span2. >> chicago mayor rahm emanuel, and british member of parliament, tristram hunt discuss the political future of urban cities, following november elections, and the u.k. exit from the european union. hosted by the brookings institution, this is 90 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us today to talk about cities in the age of brexit and trump. we are joined by two people who are well positioned to both interpret what has happened, and really give us guidance. mayor ofuel is the chicago, the nation's third us -- third-largest city. as everyone knows, he was formerly chief of staff for president obama. he occupied a high-ranking position in congress, a national leader in other words who has gone local. tristram hunt is a labor member of parliament. he is a preeminent urban historian. his books on victorian cities are must reads. he is a local list who has gone national. there's a lot to talk about. >> two ships passing in the dark. >> for those in the audience there are index cards on your chair. when

black church goers at charleston's historic mother emanuel church. and here, the faces of the nine victims. pastors, aunties, mothers and fathers shot and killed in what prosecutors describe as a premeditated act of murder spurred by hate. imagine their families sitting in the courtroom crying and wiping away tears as the bodies of their loved ones are flashed on screen. let's begin with nick valencia who is in charleston with more on today's closing arguments. and hour one with the jury deliberating. >> reporter: it was a very emotional day. i sat and listened to the prosecution and defense deliver their closing arguments. the defense for their part saying it's not a matter of who did this or what happened on that fateful day in june, 2015, but why. and he asked the jury, the defense attorney, david bruck for dylann roof, asked the jury to consider that. he also said something very interesting, brooke. he said his client might be delusional and that there's something wrong with his perceptions but of reality. you remember yesterday the defense attorney tried to call two mental hea

: taking a lot of meetings. you know that. meeting today with rahm emanuel, chicago's mayor. some people think that's somewhat of an unusual meeting considering how much donald trump criticized the way that the chicago city, the city of chicago was handling the city. and also meeting with head of cke restaurants, perhaps he's in the running for labor department. also scott pruett attorney general of oklahoma, the thought perhaps a contender for the epa and also meeting with north carolina pat mccrory. the governor there just lost his re-election bid in a very, very tight race there. tightest in north carolina history losing to his democratic rival by some 10,000 votes. still taking up a lot of meetings today. tomorrow, for his part, wolf, expected to head to ohio meeting with victims and first responders from the attack at osu. >> the president-elect may be softening his hard-line stance on illegal immigration. turned to president obama for staff and cabinet choices, we're told as well by the president-elect. those revelations came from interviews following trump's selection of "time" ma

emanuel and emanuel delivered a letter today from more than a dozen mayors from a all over the country basically urging trump and trying to convince him to keep daca in place, the dreamer's act in place, allowing undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children with their parents who are undocumented immigrants to have still some kind of legal status that allows them go to college, get jobs and so forth. what are you learning about the buildup to this meeting? >> well, we've learned that the seat of this meeting started a few weeks ago when trump and emanuel talked over the phone president-elect trump told him to drop by trump tower if he was ever in new york and rahm emanuel is in new york. he's on an east coast swing. he'll be in washington later this week to deal with chicago's financial crisis so he dropped in trump tower. he had a few messages. one strong one he he wanted out most publicly is the dreamer situation. he also talked to trump about how to organize a white house. as a quick aside, mayor emanuel has said he will keep chicago's sanctuary city status. trum

we have fox team coverage. mike emanuel on capitol hill with some of tresistance trump may face. doug mckelway. we begin with john roberts in fayetteville, north carolina, where trump will be speaking at the top of the hour. good evening, john. >> reporter: good evening to you. north carolina where donald trump won by about four points and of course the big news tonight is donald trump will be introducing to the nation his pick for secretary of defense james "mad dog" mattis. with ft. bragg down the road, fayetteville would be a good place to do that. plenty of other news being made at the trump transition headquarters. twice today donald trump made a surprise visit to the lobby of trump tower, once with japanese technology ambassador to announce the two agreed to a deal to create thousands of american jobs. >> this is masa of softbank from japan and he's just agreed to invest $50 billion in the united states and 50,000 jobs. >> reporter: while there were few details of the agreement, he

the 33 counts related to the shooting at mother emanuel church on june 17th, 2015. we are waiting to hear about the rest of the counts. i am going to give you that as it starts to come in right now. counts one through nine, hate crimes associated with resulting in death because of a person's skin color or race. count 10 through 12. hate crimes involving in an attempt to kill because of a person's skin color and race. the rest of the counts associated of the obstruction of religious exercise as well as the use of a dangerous weapon. he's been found guilty on 20 of the 33 counts at this point. we are waiting to know for sure on the 33 counts of this point, chris, but you know the historical and emotional implications of this verdict not lost on anyone here in south carolina. that courtroom where dylann roof have been found guilty is the same courtroom, chris, where the case to desegregate south carolina school was heard. dylann roof if he gets the death penalty, he will be the first person in america to get the ultimate punishment for a hate crime in federal court. this is ground br

. stuart: i believe we just spotted rahm emanuel walking into trump tower. what on earth is going on? is that reaching out to your dire opponents? it looks like it. this is rahm emanuel. the man who said he's going to start a million dollar fund and he will use the money to defend illegal immigrants in the sanctuary city, chicago. now he's going up and down on the golden elevators. i don't know what he said to the cameras there. he's a dismal failure in chicago. stuart: we have a lot more coming up for you. stuart: you are looking at trump tower. moments ago we caught up with rahm emanuel who had been into the trump tower holding a meeting with president-elect trump. apparently in trump called rahm emuel and invited him in. i find this unusual. this is chicago, this is a spank wary city. >> he really went after them during the campaign. liz: trump has requested meetings with a number of u.s. mayors. trump is telling him, please don't support dreamers. mr. trump cop resind that. rahm emanuel says please don't do that. you will disrupt the lives of nearly 1 million people who are dreamers

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, are now preparing the next step. emanuel, the prime minister of france is one of the favorites to take the lead. >> have we seen anything from him? >> i think he has not row acted yet. i haven't chected in the past five minutes. >> probably appropriate for him to be quite -- quiet? >> you may hear something in the among. twitter is not his way of communicating. french newspaper very much on the left recognizing. this is the very first sign, first time since the fifth republic that a confident president has decided not to run. he is not ded that running. >> we would like to tell your go ers quick that you can to our website. we are live blogging on francois hollande's surprising announcement not to stand for the socialist primary and seek re-election. u can find that story on our website right now. right now only one thing, the turmoil in the socialist party. >> yes. we have time for one more? >> yes. this is from a.p. it is upside down. but the associated press tonight prepared two scenarios. francois hollande will and francois hollande won't seek for re-election, and they forgot

forget his baby brother emanuel. >> emanuel was awesome. he only lived for a few months but had his own personality. >> he was adorable. >> reporter: dj was just four years old in 2006 when his baby brother passed away here. now he's as tall as the doctors. at 14, his mother says he has a heart of gold. >> it's my big baby honoring my little baby. >> reporter: doctors marched the halls with d.j. and spread the cheer with a birthday cake honoring his brother and personalized christmas cards. >> he has his bowling alley league join us, his coaches. everybody is wrapping and donating. >> reporter: d.j. reached out to family, friends, and local businesses who pitched in toys and time to wrap. >> about 100 children will be receiving and impacted by this incredible interfeendeavor. we're very grateful. >> reporter: a brand-new fire truck brought a big smile. >> being here this time of year is awful but it's great he's helping and giving back to the community. >> i think emanuel is looking down knowing his big brother is still taking care of him. that's everything. >> reporter: cydney long, nb

there at trump tower. interestingly guess who walked in? rahm emanuel. north carolina governor pat mccory was there as well, scott prewitt, and the ceo of hardee's and carl's jr. no idea if he came around lunchtime. pete doocy joining us now. let's start with the biggest question mark, rahm emanuel, any idea what they were talking about? >> reporter: the mayor told us his side of the story, martha. he went up to the 26th floor to talk to president-elect about white house operations and the way that things are going to run or should run in january when mr. trump moved to the white house. and emanuel, of course, drawing on his experience as one of president obama's chief's of staff. the mayor also says that the two of them, upstairs, were talking about why chicago works as a sanctuary city. >> i was clear about where i stood and other mayor's stood on immigrants, that we welcome them because they are achieving and striving for the american dream, but also how to make as a city and as a country key investments in both the talent, the training, as well as the transportation to drive ec

inspiring investors. they know business. the president-elect has entertained al gore, romm emanuel -- rahm emanuel, but none of them so far tapped for a cabinet job. do you want to know who's going to run the country? watch "varney & company." many of our regulars are in the new cabinet. and the latest pick goes to the labor department. he runs restaurant chains. he opposes the $15 an hour minimum wage. scott pruitt, he will reverse climate change. a retired general joins two others. so gear up for very big confirmation fights. the greens detest pruitt. the unions oppose puzder. and the left has no time for generals. meanwhile, the retirement ceremony for harry reid, hillary clinton was there. she said fake news hurt her campaign. the dynamic new guy, 70-year-old donald trump, is everywhere. iowa last night, louisiana and michigan today. the army and navy game tomorrow. and he's tweeting all the way. wait for it, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ >> a lot of good, wealthy people fighting us, right? that didn't work. but those wealthy people aren't so unhappy now because

. emanuel recently pledged $1 million help illegals fight against detoportation. it would be nice if he spend that $1 million in south side chicago saving lives. the other thing the president-elect could talk to these guys about that might be useful. but i think part of this, you're right. this is a bring the country together, i'm president of the whole country. i think that's fine. and i think it is just as you were pointing out really important to distinguish between courtesy and cooperation. every major thing president-elect trump wants to achieve, these people are going to oppose. and he needs to understand that. and if he want it get these things done, he is going to be prepare fed fight many of the people that he is currently making nice with. >> well, congressman floeres was talking about paul ryan's agenda. what he suggested is let's dot things we all agree on first and those controversial things like the wall, and immigration and maybe vetting refugees and maybe some of the harder parts of trump's agenda, i got the impression, we will work that out later means, that's washingto

he chose emanuel ame in part because it's the oldest bible study, killing nine church members. his defense team is largely conceding his guilt. they're now focusing on sparing him the death penalty. we'll have more on the shocking confession video and roof's reaction when agents told him how many people had died. >> attorney general loretta lynch will visit a mosque in louden county next week to address the spike in hate crimes targeting muslims. she's center. hate crimes spiked 67% last year to the highest number since the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks. >> a major smartphone maker is about to do something it's never done before. how it is about to literally turn some of its troubled phones into paperweights. >> major retailers are in hot water just in time for the holidays. we'll tell you why they're accused of deceiving shoppers >>> beautiful day out there today. but even if you are looking outside, it looks cold out there. definitely on the breezy side, but beautiful. that sun is just going down. over the next hour or so. 38 is our temperature right now. you kno

soon to be 45th president got a visit from the 44th president's first chief of staff, rahm emanuel, who is mayor of a city mr. trump has called out as violent and dangerous. >> look at what's going on in chicago. it's horrible. >> reporter: mayor emanuel told reporters he met with staffers about white house operations and separately stressed to the president-elect that he thinks the windy city benefits greatly from being a sank actuary city. >> i was clear where i stood and other may ors stood on immigrants. >> reporter: further coordination happened in d.c. where susan rice met with her successor general michael flynn, whose son was fired from the transition team for his role sharing unproven conspiracy theories on social media. inside trump tower today, visitors included north carolina governor pat mcrory, andrew punter and barry switzer. >> i've been invited to inter t interview for secretary of offense. >> reporter: we have known mr. trump has a small circle of advisers. he is listening to president obama. the president-elect said he consulted with him before naming key cabinet slot

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important. >> please help us, oh, god. >> 911, what's the emergency? >> please, emanuel church, there's many people shot down here, send somebody right away. >> emanuel church. >> emanuel ame, 110 calhoun. >> there's people shot? >> yeah, he shot the pastor, he shot all the men in this church. please come right away. >> okay, my partner will get help on the way while i get more information from you, stay on the line with me. are you safe? >> he's still in here. i'm afraid. he's still here. >> i where are you? >> i'm at emanuel ame church -- >> but where are you inside the church. >> the lower level. >> where is the shooter. >> he's in the office. >> i have officers enroute to you. stay on the line with me. you stay as quiet as possible. >> we, i'm under the table. >> what is your name 12k34r9? . >> polly sheppard. >> all right, miss polly, stay on the line with me. >> he's coming he's coming, please. >> did you see him at small. >> yes, he's a young 21-year-old white dude. please, we've got people very hurt, please. >> yes, ma'am. were you able to see the gun? do you know what

at trump tower today ... chicago mayor rahm emanuel ...president obama's former chief of staff... the mayor handing the president-elect a letter signed by more than a dozen mayors urging him to keep mr. obama's plan in place ...for shielding young deportation. emanuel says: "i was clear about where i stood and other mayors stood on immigrants." another president's chief of staff, karl rove, who worked for george w. bush, giving mr. trump an earful for publicly chastising boeing yesterday... the president-elect calling for the new air force one contract to be canceled ...because of it's exorbitant 4- billion-dollar price tag...a figure under dispute. rove says: "this was fire, ready, aim. first there is not a contract for 4 billion dollars. there is a not to build one plane, the actual goal is to build three." waldman says on-cam tag : "president-elect trump's transition team has indicated his choice for secretary of state will be announced some time next week. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." reuters is reporting president-elect donald trump is picking oklahoma attorney

holidays. he will never forget his baby bother emanuel who died in 2006. >> he definitely had his own personality. >> adorable. it's rough being a kid with someone you love in the hospital. i want to make sure they have christmas so that the kids are not forgot. >> it's great that he's helping and giving back to the community. >> i think that emanuel is looking down knowing that his big brother is till taking care of him. >> i bet you he is. good job d.j. 100 children were giving gifts yesterday. >>> this problem with the rv would have cost him $2,000 to fix no one would honor his warranty. >> we'll show you how the nbc 10 team helped him solve his problem. >>> breaking news overseas in the aftermath of the christmas market in berlin. we'll hear how world leaders are reacting. you're watching nbc 10 news today three minutes before 6:00. 21 degrees outside. >> if you're heading out the door, make sure you have the free nbc 10 app, your one-stop shop for breaking news and weather all day. >>> christmas market massacre. 12 people dead after a truck plows through a crowd in pberli. >> the

breakthrough to the murderous rampage at the mother emanuel church less than two months later. a medical examiner testified that each victim was shot at least five times. suzy jackson, at 87, the oldest victim, was shot ten times. eric manning, the pastor at mother emanuel, sees deeper meaning in polly shepperd's survival. >> she stood in the face of evil and evil backed down. >> reporter: when shepperd finished testifying and left the stand, most of the people in the courtroom stood up out of respect. roof stayed seated. scott, closing arguments are set for tomorrow morning. >> pelley: mark strassmann for us. mark, thank you. this morning in newtown, connecticut, they paused for 15 minutes, exactly four years after the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. 26 people were killed then. 20 of them were first graders. this month sandy hook promise, started by family members, posted a video to turn attention toward the warning signs of a tragedy. here's dr. jon lapook. ♪ got some news today from the radio man ♪ broke the word somber... >> reporter: it seems to be a charming story of

emanuel and a british member of parliament will speak about the political future of cities. and a look at the 2016 elections and the trump transition, and the president-elect's speech again, we will show it in its entirety. >> follow the transition of government on c-span as president-elect donald trump selects his cabinet and the republicans and democrats prepare for the next congress. we will take you to key events as they happen, without interruption. watch live on c-span, watch , oremand at www.c-span.org watch for free on our c-span radio app. >> a look at what is coming up tonight, chicago mayor rahm emanuel talking about the political future of cities, and a look at the 2016 elections and the trump transition, and the president-elect's speech in grand rapids again, in its entirety. to fundhe senate, work the government pass midnight tonight, a short-term bill that funds the federal government and its agencies until april of next year. politico reporting on hangups. democrats wanted to shut down over pensions for coal miners. but they said they would not block the funding me

confession for the first time on friday where he admitted two o agents killing at mother emanuel church at times even laughed about the crime he says he kmited. >> did you shoot them? >> yes. >> what kind of gun did you use? >> a glock 45. >> msnbc's mariana atencio is outside the courthouse in charleston, south carolina, where jurors hear more testimony at this hour. what's the latest, maria? >> reporter: jurors thousand hearing from brittany burke. she is the agent who processed roof's car and talking about what she found in that car. a glove, the weapon, also, dylann roof's handwritten journal but we're just finding out she also found, tamron, pieces of paper with list of churches, addresses, and phone numbers and at the very top, mother emanuel church. it just speaks to how meticulously dylann roof planned this attack based on his views on race. i want to play a sound where he explains his views on race. let's hear it. >> reporter: in your mind, you think the white race is the dominant race? >> no, i don't think the white race is the dominant race. i wish it was though. i think it shou

know rahm emanuel, the mayor of chicago was there at trump tower meeting with donald trump perhap about this very issue. is there any recourse? no food stamps going chicago unless you comply. >> you can say it prospectively but not retroactively, chicago and new york and the other major cities are currently receiving federal benefits negotiated for and legislated under barack obama. they don't have the strings attached but if donald trump and a republican congress wants to say, we'll use rahm emanuel in chicago as an example. here's a billion, make it a billion and a half but you have to help us enforce federal immigration laws, and they accept the cash, they have to accept the strings. >> that's the answer, then? go to congress and say we're going to negotiate with the cities, we'll give you this if you give us this. >> he can't do it on his own. and if rahm emanuel says forget it, we're not going accept a billion and a half. they're bankrupt for cash. if he did say, that the strings would not follow. if the federal government could force the towns and cities and states to enforce its

president-elect trump has the opportunity to amend obamacare. >> very interesting of the emanuel brothers and rl emanuel being donald trump's agent for a long time in hollywood. ali, let me ask you about this week, it is giving 25,000 jobs on the u.s. we got this on the hill of the carrier jobs and deals. we saw what it did to their stocks. talk about the type of deal that he wants to make with this different type of company. >> it depends on what he's talking about. they got a number of issues they want to deal with. the single biggest one was immigration. in all those worries of not having people coming across the southern border, we have ignored all of these high-tech workers that there is a shortage of the united states. some of the comments of trump's supporters that is not true. people like to import engineers because they are cheaper. ibm does not make these computers anymore. ibm is a consulting firm. if you are a branded product. it is important for you not to get in the crossed hairs of the president of the united states because you have seen what donald trump can do. i

leaving mother emanuel church. it's been released, shown to the jury and jurors could hear two hour confession from dylann roof. it was recorded just after his arrest. for the first time, the family of joe mcknight is speaking out together in an exclusive interview, the former nfl star's mother, sister, and brother will all join me to talk about their loss and the concerns raised by the naacp about the investigation into this alleged road rage incident. good morning, everyone, i'm tamron hall live from our msnbc headquarters in new york. just within the hour, the president-elect finished his meeting with house speaker paul ryan at trump tower. this, by the way, paul ryan's first visit to trump tower since the election where he refused to campaign alongside with trump but now said the two talk every day. the two reportedly were to discuss policies and legislative priorities for the first 100 days in office for the president-elect. some major fallout continues over his cabinet picks. the latest controversy surrounding president-elect trump's pick for labor secretary. andy puzder, ceo

. rahmrday, chicago mayor emanuel discussed the political future of urban areas after the u.s. election and the u.k. brexit from the union. of thejoined by a member british parliament. this is hosted by the brookings institution and washington, d.c.. it is about an hour and a half. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us today. we are talking about the cities in the age of brexit and trump. remarkabled by two people who are well-positioned to both interpret what has happened, and to give us the guidance going forward. rahm emanuel is the mayor of chicago, our nations third-largest city, as everyone in this room knows, he was formerly chief of staff to president obama. he occupied a high-ranking position in congress. a national leader who has gone local. is a laborm hunt member of parliament, and a prominent historian whose books on a victorian cities are must-reads. he is a local is that has gone national. there was a lot to talk about leaders.e two for those of you in audience, there are index cards on your chair, when you want to ask a question, please write your name in t

tower today. it is president obama's former chief of staff, current mayor of chicago rahm emanuel. take a listen to this. >> i delivered to the president-elect and his senior adviser and his chief of staff a letter signed by 14 mayors. we are clear as mayors that these are dreamers who are seeking the american dream and we should embrace them rather than do a bait and switch. >> so, peter, we have mayor emanuel there pressuring trump on daca and trump says he's open to a compromise. he met with dreamers and he said they had expanded his mindset about what their life, what their futures mean. how big of a show is this for mayor emanuel. >> i think this is notable. donald trump through the course of the campaign made it a central plage he had deport millions of undocumented immigrants. today behind closed doors a meeting scheduled for 30 minutes, went closer to 40 minutes. mayor emanuel made the point that donald trump needs to reconsider his position on immigration. here is part of what donald trump told "time" magazine as it relates to dreamers and this is notable as he appears to

historic south carolina church. that churchl in charleston, south carolina. emanuel ame. on wednesday, defense attorneys rested their case without calling a single witness. before that, prosecutors ended their case with the emotional testimony of one of the survivors. her name is polly sheppard. she told jurors she hid under a table while that shooting was going on. nbc's gabe gutierrez remains on duty for us in charleston. gabe, hearing that 911 call, it sent chills down by spine yesterday. polly sheppard saying roof spared her life so that she could tell the world what happened inside that church. >> reporter: yeah, craig. that's right. incredibly chilling to sit there in that courtroom and listen to polly sheppard's testimony. known to many as ms. polly, she was incredibly graceful, as she walked up to the witness stand, and her testimony was simply incredible. she told just a gripping tale of what unfolded inside that bible study that she and her friends had welcomed dylann roof into that bible study and that he opened fire while they were praying. she laid out the story in chilli

donald saw rahm emanuel. i agree, he is the worst mayor since this give. ♪ a wonder >> pretty bad. make in mistake, rahm emanuel sucks with 600 murders in chicago, lead poisoning is airborne. >> how did the meeting with donald go? >> i was clear about where i stood and other mayors stood on immigrants, that weeing with them because they are frying for the american dream. >> how did donald receive him? >> i [ blank ]. and [ blank ]. [ inaudible ] >> that never loses. why would donald meet with him? rob didn't mind any reason to leave chicago and you know he did not want to go home, he could get shock there. trump offered, rahm emanuel who have taken the job of naval lint picker and picked mcman who ran the wwe to run the small business administration, which brings up, there is a small business administration? i had in idea. for labor secretary, he picked a fast food guy who runs carl's junior and hardy's. they have curly fries. that is enough tore me, america. so, we will look at the pecks so far, fast food, wrestling, we have a lot of generals. this is exactly what a teen age boy would

. we are all familiar with the murder, the murders of the emanuel mother ame church. governor haley, who showed tremendous leadership as our governor did something that i thought was far more important during those funerals, because i was there with her through almost every funeral. and she was there. but she was not just there as a governor. she was there as a mother. she was there as someone who held hands with a state and people that were broken. if you ever want to know what leadership looks like, don't look at her record as a job creator. don't even pay too much attention to the response to natural disasters. look specifically at the crisis of mother emanuel and her response as a human being, as a mother, as a governor, but most importantly, as a bridge to a better future. south carolina remains south carolina strong, because of the leadership of our governor. it is no question that when president-elect trump saw the resume and watched on national and international tv the leadership of governor haley, he chose her to be our next ambassador to the united nations. please help me

ame emanuel church. cnn's nick valencia has more outside the courthouse in charleston. >> reporter: alison and christine, it came as no surprise, dylann roof guilty of all charges in the murder evof nine people at the historic ame emanuel church. roof stood silent as the guilty verdicts were read. jurors unanimously deciding that dylann roof was guilty in the murders of the nine people. little emotion shown by the defendant. most emotion came from the family members of the victims. some bowing heads in prayer. others wiping brow and others wiping the tears from their eyes. thursday it was emotional. the emotion punctuated by an image of the bloody bodies of the worshippers on the floor of the bible study. dylann roof accused of shooting the victims 77 times in all. the prosecution saying that dylann roof should be held accountable for every single shot. the defense hopes the jurors would take into consideration there is something delusional. the next phase of the trial is the sentencing phase. >>> long time turner sports broadcaster craig sager has died after a long battle with leu

immediately or you lose all your federal money and if mayor de blasio and mayor emanuel continue to refuse to comply with federal "requests, not onl do they lose all their federal money but the policy of the department of justice put in place at my request says they will owe a refund of every dollar they've ever received from these federal grant programs over the last ten years. that means the state of california if they don't change will have to write us, u.s. taxpayers, a check for $1.2 billion. new york city will owe us as taxpayers $211 million and rahm emanuel, get your checkbook out. you're going to have to bright america a check for 91.it million, mayor emanuel, if you don't comply with requests to hand over these dangerous criminals and that's who we're talking about, shannon. criminals convicted of crimes who are here illegally who should be deported immediately. that's all we're talking about. follow federal law or don't ask for federal money. >> what about the broad ler implications of this? are you strictly talking about the people who have been convicted and they're going to b

. >> 911. what's the address of the emergency? >> it's emanuel church. there's plenty of people shot down here. please send somebody right away. >> emanuel church? >> emanuel ame. 110 calhoun. >> there's people shot? >> yeah, he shot the pastor. he shot all the men in the church. please come right away. >> okay. my partner is going to be getting some help on the way while i get a little more information from you. okay? stay on the line with me. are you safe? >> he's still in here. i'm afraid. he's still in here. >> nbc's mariana is live in charleston. what is happening right now? >> reporter: katy, dylann roof wearing a light blue sweater, looking through some paperwork with that same expressionless face we have come to know throughout this trial. the judge is charging the jury right now. remember, these are hate crimes. 33 counts in association with the shooting that night, june 17, 2015, at mother emanuel church. the most important ones, counts 1 through 9, hate crime resulting in death because of a person's race or skin color. the jury will begin deliberating momentarily. it's a jury c

. >> absolutely. real quick, rahm emanuel, mayor of chicago, but probably more importantly for this conversation, former chief of staff to president obama, meeting with donald trump right now. your thoughts? >> why not. he met with the d.c. mayor, a little bit different, since donald trump will be sort of a d.c. resident, but look, it's not a surprise. i think given the cast of characters who have walked through that lobby at trump tower and i think we should again, take heart in that. we should also note that in this weird web of characters that are part of this scenario, ari emanuel, rahm's brother and a big hollywood agent, is also somebody who has been talking to donald trump behind the scenes. >> can't make it up. >> we need a flow chart. literally i'm going to get a punch board with string. it will be really pretty. great to see you guys. thanks so much. >>> ahead for us, in the words of the carrier union president, he quote, lied his ass off. he's talking about the president-elect and the deal to save jobs in indiana. up next, one of the workers whose jobs was saved in that d

emanuel. after the things rahm emanuel said during the campaign. they disagree on nothing. the president wants to know, why are you providing legal services at the taxpayer expense to resist deportations? the deportations are required under federal law. president obama didn't do it but i will. and they're having that back and forth conversation. >> and we know how much the sanctuary cities and what that issue meant to the voters. we know it would have meant to donald trump as he met the victims -- >> it basically means a city or a town where they want to have expanded social services for undocumented immigrants. and they don't want to cooperate with the feds who are looking for undocumented immigrants. can they refuse to cooperate with the feds under the constitution and under the supreme court interpretation? yes. >> they can. and right now in chicago, if they want to -- if law enforcement wanted to do an illegal immigration raid, they couldn't. they were told not to. >> the feds could go in, but the chicago police would not help them. and the chicago social service administra

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. the same weapon he brought to the murderous rampage at the mother emanuel church less than two months later. a medical examiner testified that each victim was shot at least five times. susie jackson, at 87, the oldest victim, was shot ten times. mother emanuel, sees deeper meaning in polly shepperd's survival. >> she stood in the face of evil and almost, evil backed down. >> reporter: when shepperd finished testifying and left the stand, most of the people in the courtroom stood up out of respect. roof stayed seated. scott, closing arguments are set for tomorrow morning. >> mark strassmann for us. is >>> this morning in newtown, connecticut, they paused for 15 minutes, exactly four years after the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. 26 people were killed then, 20 of them, first graders. this month sandy hook promise, started by family members, posted a video to turn attention toward the warning signs of a tragedy. here's dr. jon lapook. ? got some news today from the radio man ? ? he spoke the word somber ? >> reporter: it seems to be a charming story of young love. >> ha

. >> rahm emanuel pleading with president elect trump to protect illegal limb grants. promising this. >> to be clear about what chicago is, it always will be a sink ari sky. you are safe, you are secure and you are supported in the city of chicago. >> mr. trump threatened to strip funding from sanctuary cities. emanuel says we should be embracing illegals. >> where i stood as other mayors stood on immigrants because we welcome them because they are striving for the american dream. i spoke out strongly about what it means to be a sanctuary sky where we support and secure the people that are here. >> the president elect in a time magazine article said he would work out something for illegal immigrants children. >> should president elect trump soften his stance ton immigration in sanctuary skies? log on to foov of forx & friend first for a live debate. the liberal filmmaker asking protestors on twitter to quote disrupt president trump's swearing in. disrupt the inauguration. the majority have spoken by nearly 2.7 million votes and counting. silence is not an option. the filmmaker predicted mr.

tower. speaking with outspoken democratic mayor, rahm emanuel as he fends off criticism of a divided america. >> i didn't divide them. they're divided now. there is a lot of division. we'll put it back together and we'll have a country very well-healed and be a great economic force. we'll build up the military and safety and we're going to do a lot of great things. s already ie s already ie to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it should be used along with diet and exercise. trulicity is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes and should not be used by people with severe stomach

attempting to put his arm around everybody from al gore and rahm emanuel, to more mainstream republicans. if he had people support him that he would not invite to his home, or who's views he would not champion, what is he supposed to say, don't vote for me? harris: interesting. you know, the term, white supremacist, white national it, brings in race here. >> yes. harris: nothing about what the judge said though had anything to do with that. this is political collision. is this an attempt to make sitting else? >> absolutely. this is just, they don't want to let go of the fact that donald trump be xenophobe, misogynist, regardless of diverse i in his cabinet. they want to hang on to that. harris: dr. ben cars son. >> dr. ben carson. elaine chao. i don't want to mispronounce her name they have a lot of diversity. they want to hang on to that his supporters were these people who were mormons and we know it. finish with this, when you look at supporters i remember during the election they said, somebody tweeted they loved trump and should repeal 117th amendment and shouldn't have right to vot

chicago's democratic mayor rahm emanuel who was also president obama's first chief of staff and a major player in crafting obamacare. today emanuel hand-delivered a letter to mr. trump signed by himself and 17 other big city mayors and they urged trump to continue daca, the dreamers program that helps undocumented immigrants brought here to the u.s. as children. >> those are students, those are also people that want to join the armed forces, they gave their name, their address, their phone number, where they are, they're trying to achieve the american dream. no fault of their own their parents came here. they are something we should hold up and embrace. and i presented whim a letter signed by all 14 mayors from across the country, different cities from all parts of the country and that we are clear as mayors these are dreamers seeking the american dream and we should embrace them rather than do a bait-and-switch. >> cnn's jason carroll is outside trump tower. jason, what more can you tell us about this meeting today between these two men? >> reporter: ana, this was a meeting that

is accused of shooting nine people at the emanuel a-m-e church in charleston on june 17th, 20-15. he is being tried in federal court on 33 charges, including obstruction of the practice of a religion roof faces a possible death sentence if he's convicted. but, his attorneys say roof would be willing to plead guilty if prosecutors dropped their pursuit of the death penalty. a rural colorado school district will now allow teachers and other staff to carry guns on campus... after undergoing training... to protect students. the hanover school district passed the measure last night. the decision came on the fourth in the wake of that shooting -- other school districts in colorado, texas, oklahoma, and california have also allowed teachers to carry weapons. heavy snow and winds hitting upstate new york. but there was also something else mixed in with the storm... thunder and lightning thunder-snow reported in buffalo last night. the national weather service also reporting the city saw up to three times. the wind also making near white-out conditions. authorities have told parents to expect